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And check out that snow, bro! 👍 Nice outing! Congrats on the new job, too.

Just found you.Have liked and subscribed.I swear I could smell your supper cooking.Look forward to the next trip.

Awesome setup and video my friend

nice one, well done, thumbs up 👍🙏💯

Great video, thanks, but that is the ugliest, most ill fitting sweater I have ever seen. Maybe get another one.

Hi Anndy! Great video! I just came across your channel and I like your content so I just Subscribed! I just bought the same wood stove as yours and will also do a review on my channel eventually. Keep up the great videos bud! 👏🏻😀

New job sounds awesome 👍 and another great outdoors video!

Congrats on the new job. Awesome video my friend

great day in the woods. Take care

There’s nothing wrong with a good feed of Spam over the fire every once in a while Andy. Congrats on the new job Brother! 👍🏻

I have one of those aluminum collapsible shovels that's a hide a seek master, I can never find it when I want to take it with me on a outing , it's unbelievable I'll find it when I don't need it , put it where I'll know where its at then when I need it I go look for it and it's never there and the cycle continues lol. You're very proficient at the flint and steel my buddy that's something I haven't tried yet but definitely have to get geared up eventually. I did get a couple of tins to make Char cloth liked your description how to do that this morning get job just do it while you're on a outing great idea. Great cook up , noting like Kam and eggs all good outdoors on a open fire . Congrats on the new job , the company got a good man there their property is going to be top notch at all times. Sounds like a great job to be honest a lot of different task to keep the job from becoming boring. Thanks for taking us along hope you have an awesome weekend my friend

Good explanation on the char cloth and a great lunch thanks for sharing

Awesome video buddy nice day out

Congrats on your new job. Perhaps there might be some plowing videos in the future? 👍👍

Perfect little lunch hike. Congrats on the job move. What does the missus think of your new position?

something is missing-Where is your chair?

Hello my friend. Great winter camping in the open air 👍❄️🏕️🔥🤝

That is awesome Andy, congrats on the new job, great news, sounds fun, I was shivering with you, it looked chilly, it was nice to see you out enjoying yourself.

Congratulations on the new job. Enjoy the Big Boys Toys

Is denim the best to use for making charred cloth?

Andy... Look into getting a "SPEEDY STITCHER" !!!! Every outdoorsman needs one !!!

Thanks again Andy !!!!😁 Congrats on the new job..... sounds cool......many wish they had fun jobs!!!! I'm a retired LEO in the States.....oh and I too love Spam too !!!!

Nice overnight Andy! A very nice supper and even the brussel sprouts looked delicious 😂. Thanks for taking us along Brother!

Where did u get that shovel. We had one like that when i was growing up but ive never found another one like it. I'd love to find one. I assume it's steel. If u see this where can a guy find one of those at.

Great video. Thank for sharing the camp.

Andy you did it to me again. I look forward to watching your video every Friday night after supper time I’m fed well , warm sitting in my recliner in front of my wood stove and then you start frying onions then I hear your steak sizzling along with my favorites Brussel sprouts I just can’t take it anymore You make me so hungry. Just kidding you really do a great job and your winter camp set up is first class. Thanks for filming. Good luck with your decision on your job offer

I watched earlier and remembered I forgot to comment. Great video and glad to see the zippers on the One Tigris tent are holding up. I guess that first one you got was just a lemon. Great video. Hope the new job works out for you if that's what you choose. See ya on the next one!

Awesome camp! Good to see the adjustments to the sled belt worked out. I love Brussels and mushrooms, so that dinner looked amazing. And I see you're really getting your money's worth out of that pan 😂 glad you liked the new pad. I've been looking at getting the same one. So what's the new job offer for?

Hello 🙋‍♂️ my friend. It's very cozy under a warm awning in winter

I was impressed how small the sleeping pad is rolled up

Good idea on the metal stakes, timber dry fall, yeah, quick spark, looked chilly with the wind, any ice fishing on that lake, great meal, brussels and all, hot food before rest, I'd be waking up every few hours thinking I need to stoke the fire lol, glad you had a cozy rest, you are prepared well, smart about the outdoor fire while packing up, thanks for sharing your trip, have a great weekend Andy

Is that the same pan you found camping last year?

Great video buddy nice night out and a fine feed

Regarding reloading during cooking. I actually turn the top part of the stove upside down when cooking and yiu can reloading wood without taking pan off works perfectly

With all the loops and carabiner, plus the slack at the belt?? We never hook a horse to a sled with all that slack. Tighten up some.

Like your review of this with the cooking examples, never thought about making toast that way so thank you... it works. I bought one... appreciate this.

I did the same thing to my Trek 60 except I removed the rope handle and started looping the rope through the first rope handle hole, looping around the sled and finishing on the second rope handle hole. This leaves 2 ends at the front of the sled which I attached to a handle made from a short piece of old broom handle with a hole drilled through each end to thread the rope through and secure with stopper knots. The sled side rope loops can now be pulled to the centre of the sled and joined with a carabiner to secure your load. This will lengthen or shorten your pull rope so leave extra length for different load sizes and handle length requirements. This sled also has attachment points for hitch pins if you need to attach conduit pipe for a tow handle. This can be handy if you go up and down a lot of hills since it will prevent your sled from running you over on the downhill. Have fun!

Very good tips and ideas :) You have a new subscriber!

Nice setup Andy. I am sure it will serve you well. Take care.

Very clever Andy. Looks like it’s ready to work. Looking forward to another camping trip out in the woods

You did a great job on the set up Andy a lot easier than by hand alone for sure, getting your steps in😊👍

You have the wrong technique. Too long distance to your tinder. If righthanded. 1 Hold your flint in left hand 2 Put your tinder on top aprox 5 mm in from the edge 3 Hold your steel in right hand, pinched btw your fingers. 4 Strike perpendicular on the flint edge, like you should shave of material. Be loose in your wrist. Like you are painting with a brush. Do not strike hard. 5 If you have a good quenched high carbon steel, you should get alot of sparks. They only have to travel a few mm to get to the tinder and will still be warm enough to lit fibers. 6. If you prepare something with small fibers with potassium nitrate or you put oxygen in the tinder. It will ignite much better.

Great job on this Andy! Something I’d like to eventually do with my setup. Thanks Brother!

Easy peasy!! Have you tried it yet clipping to the belt loops of your pants yet? Might give you that missing control back.

Hello 🙋‍♂️ my friend. I want this sled to be reliable and help transport cargo for camping or fishing.

Two videos this week 😁

It was fun!

Happy new year my buddy 3:57 would be my luck lol, but you were persistent and were there's spark there's potential , and I was thinking just as you did it I bet he's going to try the Char cloth I bet that will work . To essentially the flint and steel operated as it should for the next step of the experiment, you clearly showed that you need more spark for the Firestarter more than just heat , but your explanation was excellent on what will be needed and that will work just some tinder to get a little blaze then your starters will be perfect , you even got the train 🚆 to cheer you on lol.

I like the homemade fire starters I make them all the time. I never thought about trying flint and steel. Another good video

Well that answers that question. Happy new year. 🎉