Hot tent or cabin? | Poal: Say what you want.

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Y no RV?

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RV is less mobile than a tent and less secure than a cabin in theory.

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But more comfortable, and is quick and easy, assuming you can afford one.

I've spent plenty of time in tents. Gemerally, they aren't the best places when it rains.

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I would think with a hot tent wood stove setup it wouldn't be too bad.

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Tent. It's far easier to move a tent than a cabin. Cabins require defensive measures until the die-off thins the herd. When SHTF, I'd prefer to be mobile.

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Which do you already have? Of course a cabin would be better long term.

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Ultimate Guide To The Best Swag In Australia, 2020.

https://gocampingplus.com.au/best-swag-australia/

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I'm seeing any hot tents at least at a glance. I'll have to check it more tomorrow.

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I use to Jackeroo on my mums property when I first left boarding school. It was a 2000 sq klm in central qld. My swag consisted of a sleeping bag and a pillow all wrapped in a canvass sheet. The canvas kept the rain and sun off. Can be wrapped up and strapped to your horse, for a quick and easy getaway.

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Damn! Just bought an RV. Ill go with a hot tent.

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I've owned an RV for years the furnaces in the first thing to create a problem. Lack of insulation means it works over time.

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Just fixed the heat. A/C went out last month. And now the roofs leaking. Bringin it home this week to "Bulletproof" it. Its the time of year when the river tends to take things anyway.