Seam sealed my BT2 today

[Camber]

And I took a small video of it. It's not the greatest the video, especially once I get in the tent it gets fairly spazzy. But hopefully it's helpful to someone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1U5xsto ... e=youtu.be

[reaper]

awesome vid man...nice little shelter...hope youll enjoy it

[Camber]

Thanks Reaper. REally looking forward to taking it out first weekend in May.

[kevin_t]

It's "Reaper" . I think he gets more autocorrect issues than anyone


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[reaper]

Thats crazy hei

[Camber]

I didn't even notice what I had. I"m sorry for any mistakes.

[kevin_t]

Actually it turns out it was a self imposed forum issue. When the forum was started, we did some basic bad word filtering. As a test , that was one of the words filtered and replaced. Due to oversight, we forgot some of the test words were still in there. Suffice to say, the issue is resolved, and we apologize for any instances it happened.

[reaper]

No problems guys ...hey Camber hope youll keep posting pictures here

[Camber]

Most definitely will. Hope to get some of the nest soon.

[Camber]

Well, school is finally out so I took an afternoon to pitch the nest and figure it out.

Here is a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWP6G0l ... load_owner

I know I asked a couple of questions in the video, but here they are written:
1. Can you put stakes through those loops? As I think about it I guess it's kind of silly because without the pole I'm not sure how you would hold the nest up.
2. Is that cord for tying back the door or is it for something else? If so, what?
3. In our email exchange Kevin, you said you can seam seal the corners of the nest to avoid standing water...do you literally mean just the four corners? I was thinking I might need to seal where the brown met the tan, but I think if I got better tension at the top of the nest that would be well above the ground.
4. If someone buys the combo of the nest and BT2, you should consider offering a larger storage bag so they can be stored together.

Thank you
Collin