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Twenty bush shelters, each built or bought for under $2,000 AUD, and each designed to look like part of the landscape. This countdown covers debris huts, pit blinds, earthbag rooms, boulder wedges, tin skillions and more, with Australian materials, local rules, and the snake, termite and bushfire hazards you need to plan around. If you want a cheap, low-impact bush shelter that blends into stringybark, blue gum and granite country, this video shows how people do it and why rangers walk straight past. IN THIS VIDEO 20. Debris hut 19. Snow quinzee 18. Hillside dugout 17. Camouflage net lean-to 16. Rock overhang 15. Earthbag micro bunker 14. Stealth hammock 13. A-frame under canopy 12. Blowdown shelter 11. Pallet cabin under net 10. Buried cellar 9. Poncho hooch 8. Converted hunting blind 7. Fallen log lean-to 6. Camouflaged tarp 5. Pit blind 4. Rusted tin skillion 3. Boulder wedge 2. The legal rotation 1. The shelter nobody has to find RULES AND SAFETY Camping rules differ by state. Victorian state forests allow camping for up to 28 consecutive nights, at least 20 metres from waterways, and you cannot build anything permanent or semi-permanent without a permit. NSW state forests allow stays of up to four weeks, with no fires at all on Total Fire Ban days. Builds that involve digging or fixed framing are for private land, or land where the owner has agreed in writing. Rock shelters can be protected Aboriginal heritage sites, so leave them untouched. A buried cellar is not a bushfire shelter. Before you plan anything, ring your local forestry or parks office. This video is general information, not legal advice. If you enjoyed this one, subscribe for a new build every week, and tell me in the comments which of the twenty you would try first. #BushShelter #BushcraftAustralia #AustralianBush

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