There's one right there. You can see him poking his tail out right there. See if I can get a little bit closer. I think it's 10. This is going to make for a great meal. A little bit later when we're camping. Hello, I am Thergill's professional camping enthusiast with all of the right the hotel room with increasing and the rising ridiculous prices of camping tents. I'm going to show you how to camp our location, the harsh terrain of Los Angeles. This is Man vs. Camping. I begin my journey in the suburbs. There are three things that I need. One, a campground. Two, noes min and three. A place to hang my hammock. Hammocks are the most easiest and efficient way to camp. Not to be confused with ham cooks. Of course having a chef that cooks your ham while you're camping would be delightful. These two, they definitely look sturdy but they might be a little bit too wide apart for hammock. I'm already feeling weak at this point and I need nourishment and hydration fast. That's not a good one. Depending on what direction the wind is taking the feather, that should determine where the camping grounds will lie. That's the feather of an eagle or some sort of ostrich just as I expected. Let's go. I'm feeling very dehydrated. If I don't find water soon I may have to drink my own pee. Luckily just in the nick of time I came across a babbling brook. Seems like this is coming from a fresh water stream. Hopefully it'll be safe. Let's get to the try. Definitely going to have to drink my own pee. That's disgusting. When you can't find clean water you might as well drink your own pee. Look at that right there. That's perfect. Perfect amount for me to survive. Now I'm hydrated. Let's move along. As you can see from more of these holes on the ground. There's probably a lot of snakes in this area who knows what kind of snakes and a condes, bow constrictors, wiggly waggles, whatever kind of snakes they are. It's a good idea to stay above the ground. That's why a hammock is also another good choice. Woo! And it's like the leh. Woo! Woo! With the sun about to set I hadn't much time to find a tree to hang my hammock. The city of Los Angeles plants their trees very far apart apparently. It's very important in these types of situations to keep calm, cool and collected. But I was freaking out. What am I going to do? Am I going to die out here and get eaten by snakes? Eating by snakes would not be a good way to go. Then out of nowhere just in the nick of time I had found a place to hang my hammock. Finally things were getting a little bit tight there but I think we found a tree. Now you might have noticed I've been carrying around this pack. I haven't put any food in here. No things to make a fire. The only thing I do have is my hammock. And that's really all you need. The price of hotels have rose so much in price that it's been literally impossible to rent a room for one night and the price of a tent is just astronomical but the hammock is very affordable and effective. The hammock is actually very light white so it's easy to transport around and it's a very easy setup not to mention. It comes through all the hammock I'm using. It's explore outfitters pro nylon double hammock. It comes with two 12 foot peracord ropes and steel carabiners. It's very roomy if you want to show it with another person and you can easily cocoon yourself from direct turn light wind or buck. It also makes a great gift. It's just magnificent and they if you're storing your urine to drink for later you can put it in the little patch right here. I've got to tell you this is so relaxing. Thank you for watching and until next time stay alive by to survive. I've got my phone. Got it. Right now I've encountered a thumpsore of animal. I've got to make sure he doesn't theme me. He looks like a big white sheep with thumpsore. Perhaps he has sharp teeth. Scott will remain very still.