I just watched Man VS Wild and Bear is sleeping on what nature can offer. I haven't tried this in my life but it seems exciting and I might try it someday.
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I did try this tent-less comping once. I'm not sure if I'm going to repeat that because I virtually didn't sleep the whole night because of cold and the eerie feeling of something watching you.
If you are caught out in the wilderness without a tent, the best thing to do is to find a high place to sleep, like a tree. Most of the animals that could hurt you won't be looking up in the trees for something to eat.
I used to camp without a tent all the time back in NC. Summer nights were still 90 degrees, and no rain in sight for most of the summer. We did, however, have bed rolls and pillows.
NO way! I am too sensitive to lights, sounds and chilly temps to even think of not sleeping in a tent. I think I'd freak out about bugs and animals a bit too much too. LOL
Brrr... I would have to pass at that one. I'm not much for camping under the stars. It's too eerie to me to be honest, call me a chicken. I guess I like the comfort of knowing there is a tent around me to protect me if needed.
I went camping with a church youth group years ago. We all slept around the camp fire in sleeping bags. It was fun but uncomfortable at the same time. And the next day we all were blowing soot out of our noses lol.
Yes on a dare and it did not end well, I think I still have some sort spots and this was years ago. I guess if you are tired enough you will sleep anywhere anyhow, but I would prefer to not have to do that again in this lifetime.
I never tried it in my life but I'm game for it. I always carry my cloth hammock whenever I go hiking or camping. So if ever I forgot my tent or lost it then I still have my hammock to sleep on.