Not a List of Survival Materials

In truth, there is no reason to define a list of what you can build a survival shelter out of these days.

I have seen houses build out of cut logs, glass bottles with clay, and just about every piece of junk you could imagine.

It truly depends on what you have access to at the time you need to build a shelter.

The real trick is to think outside the box of what the item was originally created to do and what it could be used for.

Get inventive and give everything a possible option if it can be useful to your immediate survival.

The greatest issue that you will encounter with any resource gathering is how to fashion materials together in some fashion that can be secure under bad weather conditions or prowling animals.

Debris Shelters are survival shelters that you might expect to see either in post-wartime or urban survival situations, due to the nature of what debris often is.

However, even other debris, such as packages, luggage, or ever cargo containers have been known to wash up on the shore of a secluded beach.

During severe storms, the power of nature can quite readily wash entire cities out to sea and that stuff often ends up somewhere.

Always be careful when handling sharp, rusty, or debris that could be contaminated with feces or urine as there are a host of potential dangers such as diseases and parasites.