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The elastic cordage is to make small loops to hook it to the ridgeline and when staking down. Loop to loop connection to a Prusik knot or make a Prusik knot out of the elastic cord connected to the loop on the net with a toggle. This way if there is any movement on the netting, the netting will not rip. The elastic cordage will stretch at the same time keep the net tight on the ridgeline and tight where it is staked. The elastic cord was not meant to be used as a ridgeline. It is just cordage to cut as loops. If you make toggles with a hole in them, you can permanently put them on a loop. Then use that loop for a Prusik knot and the toggle is already there to hang and tighten the net. Just a different way to skin the cat.

Am happy with my similar net tent which comes with a waterproof floor, no unwanted guests will be entertained. Lots of fresh air but less privacy😝

The serenity of your property is absolutely awesome. No cars, no white noise. Just the sounds of the woods. It’s a shame that most urbanites will never get a chance to experience what it’s really like to get away and how therapeutic it is.

So simple it looks easy. That’s what you get when someone masters their craft.

I don't know exactly what it is, but in my opinion you seam to have more fun making your videos since you anounced some changements some weeks ago, for me, they seem more instructional and I can feel your motivation more than before, just like years ago, when I took the abo. Please keep doing more stuff like this, it is very apreciated! greetings from Switzerland

An interesting episode would be inviting members of your Corner to participate with you on an overnight where they demonstrate the techniques of building a camp shelter, making a bed, lighting a fire 🔥 and cooking a meal. Always interesting & chalenging to apply your information.

I’m only part way through watching the video so far, but I’m seeing a whole lot of smart in this one. This one is going to be a classic to be studied again and again!

I just sent my son out to the shop to grab a hammock bug net that I've had for years and never even opened up! Wife said she'll sleep in the open if she had a net like that! I better do it before she changes her mind!!! As always, Shawn... Thanks for all you do! Keep makin em n we'll keep watchin!

I dont watch your videos for the audio mixing I watch it to learn excellent skills

Those ticks and mosquitos won’t “bug” you anymore! I gotta get me one of these…

Good to see bush-crafting solving the problem of ticks.

Thanks Corp I don't do anything Sunday morning til CC drops excellent as usual now on to the usual Sunday grind laundry and groceries!!

Someday somebody will invent a tarp with a bug net inside and it will be called a tent. Be patient till then guys.

Another outstanding video! My Sunday is not complete until I watch one of Corp's videos!

We need a Corporals Corner Cook Book!

The bug-net enclosure is a great find. Exactly what we need here in the Philippines. Our skeeters carry some nasty things like malaria and dengue fever. Thank you, Corporal Kelly, for bringing this piece of kit to our attention.

That’s a very practical bug net. Much more practical than the old cot cover military bug net.

LOL. Who noticed the brief dig at Dave Canterbury and his recent content on rigging ridge lines. 'Pulling the whopping 5 feet through in a second'... 😉🤣

I'm glad when Sundays get here for a corporals corner for a video thank you so much for them

Corporals Corner and my morning coffee, the perfect way to start my Sunday!

Great job Sir.... I'm going to get one of those bug nets. Thank you for another great video... see you next Sunday 🫡

Tiny deer ticks are even worse than larger wood ticks. Supposedly they are the Lyme disease carriers. Maybe some day you could explain how you deal with the m. With all the dirt time youve put in I'm sure you've some good tips. Thanks for the videos. My Sunday's wouldn't be Sunday without Corporals Corner.

Awesome video, to the point and it helps to show us what is out there and the quality of the gear. I find it impressive that you use the gear you carry out with you. I know you have chainsaws and such that you could use if you wanted but you always use what you have been talking about in all your videos. Continue the Great Work and have a Blessed Week!!

Lots of stress in this world. I can't go out and do what you do right now, so watching it is soothing for me. Thanks for the vids, keep 'em coming. Much Love Brother.

Outstanding AF! Love the bug net not a bad price either. Gonna be getting one soon.

Outstanding AF brother, I look forward to each new adventure every week and learning these methods.

The bug net looks really efficient. Your build was simple and very practical. Thanks for your work this week. Looks like summer is on the way!

I never thought you was a Wan-hung-Lo Cheff Corporal....nice camp! Thanks for the video!😜👍

I like corprals corner. Consistency to count on in this inconsistent world. Unfortunately I have to go to work but will enjoy this episode when I come home.

Sunday Funday at Corporals Corner!! Great video Shawn 📹! Shelter is awesome 👌. The work you do is outstanding! Thank you!

Outstanding like always great teacher funny to🎉

Outstanding as always, Corporal! Love and appreciate all you do! Have a joy-filled day!

I personally would like to thank you for all the work you do to teach us all Shawn. I always appreciate your work and training. I never buy matches anymore.

after 3 1/2 weeks in the hospital soon as i got home the 1st thing i did after getting situated was watch what i have missed..glad im home and glad to see you are still cool AF with the builds..now for me to start healing up so i can pick up where i left off myself..till next weekend ,,semper fi from southern delaware

That bug net is PERFECT for my needs. I will be flying my little float airplane into the lake country of Norther Canada, and weight is obviously an issue. That screen tent and a tarp make the perfect light weight setup! Cheers from Winnipeg.

Very nice shelter. I like that you’re promoting yourself. More revenue is always a good thing.

Cpl. Kelly, Outstanding Video and Information AF. The simple thing and Old School Gear still the best. Thanks for sharing your Time and knowledge and wisdom and experience and passing on the Craft and your hard work and keeping it Real. Also Thank You for your time in Service and keeping Us Safe. Tasty looking Chow . Tim L.

Another Great video, and thanks for the link to the bug net! Here in NW Georgia, those creepy crawlers and flyers will suck you dry!

Living in Louisiana, where our state bird is the mosquito, this is an important video! Lol

This is the episode I've been waiting for. Living in Missouri the bugs are terrible when you camp in the summer. Much appreciations CC.

Glad to see the old bitter man didn’t make a cameo in this video. I prefer it this way

We appreciate what you do, Corporal. Keep kicking ass!

Don’t know who would find this hard to understand Corp. the way you do stuff is so simple and that’s what I love. I’ve seen other set ups that others have and is not that they’re bad is just that your method I find it the best for my personal learning!

That looked liked a good knife. Liked the bug net. Another Outstanding A.F video.

Corporal Kelly my only question is to be truly bugproof, unfortunately thats not a 100% possibility, but wouldn't a drop cloth under the shelter better secure it against bugs in both the short term and longterm situations? Keep up the outstanding work!!!! OOOOOHRAH!!!!!

Getting back out into the wild, given up cigarettes, Feeling good again, fishing and camping!

Yeah! Perseverance pays off! Got my skillet AND got the Rangergrip! Woohoo!

Hello Shawn, I really like the bug net tent. Super easy to setup and allows you plenty of options. Yep, bug tent and a tarp or rain poncho. Nice and light weight. Easy to pack. Thanks for sharing this with us 🌟🌟👀👀👍🏻👍🏻⚓⚓🇺🇲🇺🇲

easy peasee ...sweet no frills, compact, fair weather (with emergency rude weather insurance) set up, kooooooL 🙂

Yeah I go through headphones pretty often too. It's hard to find good equipment even if you pay so I thought maybe my headphones were going out but that was fun to watch. Thanks!😊😂🎉. Should be able to hang that mosquito netting inside Just about any of your shelters. Nice idea ,like that one.

Harbor freight sells a couple different sizes of mesh tarps. Make something from those.

I’m old and hard of hearing but, heard you just fine... Very nice bug net. Great show!

Hi Shawn. Video just came in & enjoyed it right on. Great idea this bug tent. Thanks for the links & the usual training in knots & camping. Looking forward for these Velcro patches. I hope you can ship them to 🇬🇷Greece. Have a nice one. See you next time!!! 👏👏👏💪💪💪💛💛💛

Nice camp site. That bug net would be great most anywhere. Makes sleeping outdoors more enjoyable. The reminder on using the prusik knots , (2) each , is golden. They are useful AF! Thanks for the video.

This is the best part of my Sunday.

I finally got a bed roll cook set, and what a beauty, I don't know why I didn't get one sooner. And it was two days early! Lunch at work has taken a huge step in a delicious direction with it. My compliments to the maker.

Yet again another awesome video corporal. Something else to add to your backpack kit for use in the summer. R.I.P Mic!

Corporal, I can hear and understand you, so those who want to piss and moan about sound quality are the kind that would bitch if you hanged them with a new rope. Chinese electronics aren't known for their long service life, anyway. It's the content that really counts, and it's always first class!

Your meals are so simple it is silly, yet wonderful. thank you for your tucker box show, and no mozzies either , a comfortable night, you obviously had a good night. see you next week.

Awesome video. As I'm normally lunch for any insects out there, will definitely be looking at one of those bug nets rather than just relying on a smoky campfire to keep them away.

Just wanted to take some time to thank you for all your hard work. Building these camps and then the editing is a lot of work and it's appreciated! Definitely like the screen tent it will make summer camping a lot better. Have a great week see you next Sunday!!!

Another Corporal's Corner video is done to perfection AF! Keep 'em coming.

A tent inside a tent, cool, I'd love to try it but I love my 10 by 12 white stag canvas tent, I even bring carpet for my tootsies.

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother and thank you for sharing your adventures

The best part of waking up, is Corporals in my cup!

These videos you have shared recently are very helpful to getting back to the outdoors after a long winter and for those who are just starting to enjoy this art form. Thanks for your patience in sharing the details like the knots. For some it is repetitive, but for many many more it is a refresher and welcomed new information. Thank you.

I love those skeeter (mosquito) net tent set ups. I pack it in my camping gear as a mosquito cloud shelter. We get clouds of skeeters here in S W Florida year round. Trust me there is nothing more crazy making! I just learned that by burning left over coffee grounds the skeeters will leave you alone. I have not tried this yet, but plan to on my next barbeque. Those Asiatic Tiger Skeeters ( the short, fast, black and white striped ones that grow up in salt marshes) will attack in clouds and 100% Deet will not stop them! I pack a harvested, dried citronella grass knot to throw in the fire which helps at the camp site. Protect your dog when encountering these!

good video as usual. Glad that you noticed the audio problem. People just do not know how to deal with changes and keep going. Keep it up!

Hey CPL Here’s a meal recommendation. Spicy Kimchi Ramen, crushed cashews, and add the water to the noodle bowl/cup and let soak with seasoning. Then fry up green onions, peppers, and crumbled hot Italian sausage. Mix the works all together for a spicy and filling noodle 🍜 bowl. Also great for the cooler/rainy weather.

Enjoyed the video. Did miss the "Final Thoughts" part. Looks like a pretty good little bug net set up. And the tarp could be used for inclement weather of just to catch heat for a cooler night. Bugs early and cooler later that night. Thanks for sharing. Semper Fi!!

If your mic is only recording audio heard in one side of the speakers it's likely that one of it's channels is dead. If it were recording in mono you would just hear the same thing output through both left and right of a stereo signal. Love the videos, thanks! c/o a live sound tech who's been deaf in one ear since a skull fracture sliced his right auditory nerve in the sixth grade.

Nothing like a good breakfast fix around a campfire again all u was missing good old NM green chili 🌶️!!!!!! Hahahaha keep putting them out !!!! Thx

Same poles could be used for a awning out in front as well.

Nice shelter, that mosquito net shelter would have been ideal if it had a floor. The Hibachi Chicken and Rice looked yummy AF!

Outstanding video corporal this was a amazing newer video that I really enjoyed thank you

Another great video, keep up the fantastic work!

Great information, most people don't like bugs

Absolutely delicious 🥳🥳🥳 Keep it coming 🥳🥳🥳 As always... Absolutely Awesome 🥳🥳🥳

Never been so early on a video! Awesome video, enjoyed it very much!

Thank you Corporal for showing this great set up.

Another great set-up sir❗ thank you💯🏆🚙🇺🇲🇺🇲🌲💥🔥

As Tina says “Your the Best, better than all the rest” 😊

Corporal, my brother and I are signed up for the basic course in October. Hoping you’ll be there. Will be a pleasure to meet you and an honor to learn from you. Love the vids. Watch 1-3 per day. Never miss the Sunday drop.

Really cool shelter this week!!!

Love the bug netting! Great video!

Here's a comment for the algorithm. More ultimate deer stand/watch tower/fort, please.

Audio was fine. Do people expect a sound room recording? I think you should skip the boom. Awesome vid as always.

Rock on... I kind of tarp camped once, by accident. No issues. I'd like to start doing it intentionally, and that bug net seems near perfect minus not having a floor. Cheers 🍻

Once again, an outstanding job of bringing me new content every week.

I'm a proud 10 months AF member, and many years channel member/follower. Keep doing what you're doing Shaun 🤙🏼

Just a great video. Trying new things out. That is Corporal A.F.

No rake, no bacon??? Your gettin slack Corporal!! Lol Stay Safe Everyone 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Thank you AF Corporal, I LOVE SIMPLE STUPID, cuz I know even that I can do, NOT that I can’t do harder things, cuz I CAN❣️I just wish I’d been following you ALL the time you’ve been on KZfaq, so I knew more of your builds styles and camp 🏕 configurations❣️ 😍

You're the best, Corp, always coming through with the survival skills I need for the season, just in the nick of time

This set-up is in the top 3 for me. In the central Florida swamp country, it covers all the bases. Thanx

Outstanding video, and the sound was okay with me too.

My son calls you Capt corporal. You are the best. Thank you sir.

I always hear you fine. Keep up the good work.

CPL- Thanks for another video from a master woodsman- The netting looks good and a decent price, plus not even close to as bulky as the issue military ones. Your camp set-up is super simple and works. Thanks again-