Hey guys, it is Derek with LJ. Right now we're going to actually be talking about shelters. There are different types of igloo, cave, modhats, stick shelter, tarp shelter. You name it, it goes on well, seven or eight different shelters that I know of. Um, it also depends on location you're in and you know climbing and stuff like that or what you can build and do. Right now it's actually a little on the frozen side. As you can see, yeah, good thing for water proof boots. But um, this type of climate, yeah, if we had snow, I would say definitely go for a igloo. Um, but one of the best things right now is actually to go with a tarp shelter. Yeah, it sounds really cold. Trust me, it can be. But one of the best things to do, so you got a doggy, is actually build a tarp shelter. One, because the ground's going to be hard. Two, it's going to be really cold and you want something really quick. And three, there's, there's going to be plenty, well, if you're in the woods, plenty of things that actually tied to so that we can actually get tarp up and build quickly. So that way I will hold heat in and keep you protected from elements like the snow, which is really not doing much right now. But it will help hold. Yep, well, the soil. But other than that, I will be actually going over some other shelters unless you're actually out at veteran in different areas. And you just so happen to come across the cave, which caves are, you know, usually very, or natural phenomenon made by the earth. Not manmade, but it's naturally made. Those are really one of the best things you can find. And trust me, if you find one, I would definitely camp out in it. Other than that, I'm going to get going. I'll actually have more on shelters and stuff. But until then, click like, subscribe. I'll see you guys soon. Stay warm. It's cold outside. Yeah.