>>2623274If you have winds, start by finding areas that might have some protection of the wind is very strong. Look for an area that large and flat enough, this is relative though as under a tarp you may only need enough to laye down and the pitch itself can sit over small obstacles. Then anchor that son of bitch in with good stakes and get a nice tight pitch.
If you're working with a flat or shaped tarp with some flexibility, pitch low to the ground.
Ticks: a bug net, bivy, or something, depending on your shelter. Figure it out
