Norsemen Prepping & Stealth Camping

This is the daytime view of my one-night, stealth campsite in City of Washington, Utah. I explore the surroundings and find a corrugated steel tunnel under I-15 that leads to Church Rocks Mountain Bike Trail.

I found a good stealth Campsite for one night on an ascending hill near a small mountain.

I am walking to my stealth campsite near Nevada-Arizona Stateline also near Mesquite. Two police cruisers and officers are searching a vehicle in the 76 Convenience store parking lot. The Virgin River and Eureka casinos are nearby.

I am in a ravine in scenic St. George showing my bugout bag and forwarding safety tips near a 12' near-vertical dirt wall that is unstable. The safety standard for workers in a trench is no more than 4' deep in a vertical trench. The rest of the dirt wall should be sloped back at a 1 to 1 ratio or bench cut 4' horizontal than 4' vertical.

I am back in my base camp of St. George, Utah, and I found an awesome stealth campsite near a Target Department Store. Other stealth campers have found this spot and utilized it before I found it. This spot is very well hidden near a thick jungle.

Homeless veteran raises some tough questions in this video. Rudimentary plans and simple tools necessary to survive hard times..