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Priority of Shelter:

Even more important than having a source of drinking water, shelter is the top priority in most survival emergencies. Severe weather conditions can kill within a few hours without some type of shelter to protect from the elements. Luckily, there are a wide array of techniques and materials (wherever the location) for escaping the elements. In conjunction with Shelter, a Fire may be necessary to cook, provide light and stay warm in cold weather. Clothing Is Your First Layer of Shelter: When people think about shelter, they usually picture tarps, tents, or lean-tos. But long before you ever set up a shelter, you’re already wearing one. Clothing is your first line of defense against the environment. Before a tarp goes up or a fire is built, your clothing is what protects you from insects, sun, wind, rain, and temperature swings. That makes it the first layer of shelter, whether people realize it or not. Building a Debris Hut Building a Snow Cave Using Rock Caves for Shelter Characteristics of an Escape and Evade Shelter Making Wilderness Survival Bedding Living Out of Your Vehicle Best Urban Survival Shelters Shelter-in-Shelter During a Winter Power Outage Emergency Insulation Materials to Stay Warm or Cool Ways to Disaster-Proof Your Home Shelter-in-Place During an Emergency Build a Safe Room [Author's Reference Link]

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