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That’s awesome! Let me know if you have any questions! I’d suggest sitting in your tank and deciding where you want the water level to be and putting your jets right at that height. I prefer my water height to be just above my shoulders. Thanks for watching!

Yes. I calculated that it’s about 170-175 gallons of water when filled to my level.

Thanks for watching! I believe it is/was a Burris bubble level but I’m not 100% sure. I’ve had so many scopes/bubbles since then that I don’t remember exactly. I run an Accuracy 1st scope level on my comp guns and Flatline ops HaloX on hunting rigs.

@highcountryoutdoor Thank you!

Unfortunately I haven’t had a chance to lay hands on the new Kuiu rig. I hear what you’re saying but that’s also kinda the nice thing about the FHF rig. You get to customize it and buy what you want or what you need and not not what you don’t want or need. It’s nothing different from other hunting manufacturers. Take packs for instance. You buy the pack but you still gotta buy the accessories you want. That’s just the name of the business anymore. I know it sucks as a blue collar guy these extras add up but it’s the cost of the industry these days. 🤦🏼‍♂️

@@vernisasmith6881 thanks for watching!

Seems like it’s working well so far. Admittedly, it’s hard to say though since we haven’t had really cold temps yet. Today was actually the coldest day of this fall so far at 9° but that’s outside temp and my shop temp was still in the 50”s I think. I run the shop heater every morning and evening when I’m working out in there for 10-15 minutes just to take the edge off until I warm up so it hasn’t hit freezing in there yet. I think with a smaller plunge it would work great and I don’t foresee any problems with this setup as long as I have power to keep the heater going. I’ll update if any issues arise!

Thanks for watching!

@@highcountryoutdoor Awesome, thank you! I got one ordered for my setup as well, which is outdoors under a covered patio. I have a UV filtration unit from RevX Wellness, which contains the pump as well, so I'm hoping I can squeeze this in that system. Worst case, I suppose it could just mount outside in the open air in the middle of one of the supply lines?

@@mattbigelowhandpan probably depends on what the temps that you experience during the winter months. The elements certainly won’t hurt it but if you get extremely cold sub zero temps it might be risky. As long as your pump runs 24/7 it might be fine.

I believe it's the regular size.

@@joshuanw9805 it’s not quite that expensive and you can usually get a deal if you shop around for sales. But it’s also like everything else in the hunting industry. You pay for what you get and quality American made gear isn’t cheap Chinese junk. It’s worth the money for me to have quality gear I can rely on that meets my needs and expectations. A buddy of mine has a different “popular” brand of harness and his broke in the middle of our hunt last week and his Binos were completely exposed to the elements and unable to keep them secured inside the harness. That won’t happen with an FHF harness. Period.

@@highcountryoutdoorwhat brand?

The fan is AC Powered Fan with Variable Speed Controller, AC 110V to 220V Vriable Speed Fan. The bulb is 100 watt bulb. However. I’ve upgraded the socket and bulb to use two heat lamp red light bulbs or two of the 100w infrared bulbs as it wasn’t putting out enough heat to keep the temperature consistently warm in my cold shop. All the links to the products I used is provided in the description.

@ Thanks:) 200w really? How cold is your shop? I was thinking 60w🤦‍♂️ All light sockets I have say MAX 60w. And they are even made of porcelain.....

@@tnuis depends on the time of year. Right now it’s about 31° F 😂 you can dry the meat at most about any temp above freezing but ideally around 75-80°F. The cooler temps just takes longer to dry. I’ll be posting my recipe in the description soon.

Not without modification to the action. Here’s a video of what modification need to be made and how to do it: ua-cam.com/video/KgFs3q1WRTw/v-deo.htmlsi=6Xb6S9dk_99N3Ue4

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Dang sorry this happens to ya. Yes, unfortunately all spray foam expands to some extent and making sure to get a reputable brand and go with their least expanding foam is important. Theres only two ways this can happen. 1; there’s open space or a gap between the foam board, cage and or tank where the foam can drop down between the void spaces in each cavity. Its extremely important to make sure you fill from the bottom of each row/cavity and watch from the top looking down to make sure each cavity is nearly full but not completely as you want to leave some room for the foam to expand. 2; you didn’t have the foam board or inside of the tank properly secured to prevent the expansion. This is hard to accomplish unless you fill the tank completely full of water and use some removable blocking or framing in the outside of the foam board to keep it in place until the foam dries. An alternative solution is to tip the entire plunge up on a side and fill each cavity of the side facing up and let it sit for about 30 minutes to let the foam expand and settle then flip the plunge over so the side you just filled is now on the bottom facing the floor. The weight of the plunge should keep the foam board from pushing out and it will not settle toward the bottom of the tank. Next you fill the top side again and repeat the process until all 4 sides are filled. Do the bottom last with the plunge completely upside down and let gravity work In your favor.

@@Canadaman4403 it’s the same as all other scopes. Adjust the windage dial left or right to move your POI to match your POA. Once your POI is set to your desired POA, remove the set screws on the windage dial and set it to “0”. Retighten the set screws and you’re done.

This build won’t be cheaper if you consider the cost of a chiller and all the materials. If cost is your main concern then the freezer is definitely more cost effective. The biggest difference is cost effectiveness and personal preference. Freezers are not easy to plumb appropriately you’d still need a submersible pump, filter and ozone setup and personally freezers are not really fun to sit in. No cold plunge is necessarily”fun” but there is some level of comfort sitting in a plastic surface vs that of a metal surface or a surface that is colder as part of the chilling process. The freezers aren’t nearly as effective at chilling the water and they generally have to work harder which ultimately can lead to more failure or maintenance on the working parts. Those are the main reasons I went with this style of build over a freezer plus I had the IBC tote already 🤷🏼‍♂️. Lots of people enjoy their freezer plunges though so I’d say it boils down to your budget, skill set and preference. Regardless, build one and get to plunging!!

@@highcountryoutdoor good info. I guess you’re right. The chillers can get quite expensive. I’ve bounced around the idea of a cold plunge for a couple years now but never did anything. Probably because I can’t make up my mind on method. We will see. This set up looks and functions excellent!

Thank you for watching! I haven’t had any issues with leaking at that fitting since I switch to a better quality plumbing tape and re-plumbing/moving the stairs. Now that it’s not leaking I have no reservations about using the drain as part of the plumbing to recirculate water. In fact it still makes the most sense and easiest for plumbing.

Hey folks!! Thank you for watching my update video! Stay tuned as I’ll be releasing a third installment of yet even more upgrades/updates and a video on the actual experiences benefits of cold plunging!!

Thanks for watching! If you’re going to be moving the tank and the outside isn’t going to be insulated or protected then I definitely wouldn’t paint the outside like I did. If it will be covered and protected then it will be fine. Another option would be to use pond liner in aqua color on the inside.

Thank for watching! You could use a food grade silicone and mirror fasteners to attach the plexiglass to the back of the door without needing to router a channel for it to sit into. www.homedepot.com/pep/Glacier-Bay-1-4-in-Plastic-Mirror-Mounting-Clips-6-Pack-805234/316342171?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D29B-029_022_VANITIES-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-5762507-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-NA&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D29B-029_022_VANITIES-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-5762507-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-NA-71700000106744731--&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADq61UefQLO9bJx2Q9Bgiwbye1xNy&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIosCYs72ViAMVTxqtBh1pjSR0EAQYASABEgKwqPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

@@KodyDockett I always hang my rifle in one of the trees or stash it under my hammock/tarp along with my pack. I’ve been in torrential rain and heavy snows and haven’t had any problems. Frost isn’t going to hurt anything. Although my rifle is all carbon and titanium so I don’t worry about moisture. Hanging your pack and rifle in a tree is best if you’re worried about moisture get a pack and rifle covers. They’re relatively cheap and easy to bring. I almost always have a rain cover for my pack anyway.

Thanks for watching! That’s awesome. I’ve been very curious about the Amrok setups as well but a little shy to pull the trigger on buying one due to the added weight. You might have convinced me to try! Thanks again for watching and good luck to you this fall as well!

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@@highcountryoutdoor what all would I need to get to complete this project?

@@RayFit22watch the build video here: ua-cam.com/video/IEB50TJ7sPU/v-deo.htmlsi=BRhEscUEqLZ0JLuk

Thank you!

Awesome thanks for watching and happy plunging!!

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@@johns.8530 thanks for watching!

@@BigDFPV I used some stuff on sale at Lowe’s. I’ll see if I can find a link for ya!

Great!! Using it 6-7 days a week!! Be sure to check out my updated video on the chiller plumbing!

@@MJC_Drones thank you for watching!

Hey Jeremy! Thanks for watching!! No, not worried at all. Lions won’t touch a dead animal especially one that’s been handled by a human. They’re not scavengers and always kill their own animals and then burry them and come back a few day later to feed. Bears even grizzlies don’t really eat or consume other bear meat. That might be the case in some places but. It my experience in Montana or Wyoming. There are no grizzly bears in the area where this bear was taken however we did take a bear this season in the heart of grizzly country. We hung that bear about 50 yards from camp and strung it way up high away from where any griz could get to it. We had g bears not far from camp and they never bothered us.

@highcountryoutdoor gotcha thanks for answering that trying to learn as much ss possible before I make my way out there hunting

All the parts that used are listed in the description of the original cold plunge video.

Danner 1500gph pump and culligan water filter. I don’t recommend the culligan filter. I’d go with the GE filter

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Now is that with removing all the foam out from the bottom or no?

Still very happy with it! Great piece of equipment!

@@highcountryoutdoor Nice! Then I'll order it :)

@@florisvandrunen957 you won’t be disappointed!

Yea it’s an awesome deal. Very happy with mine! I haven’t tested the cold limit but reports from other users are 36°. Zero issues with mine so far!

Thanks for watching! Good luck on your build! I added a 1.5hp Vevor chiller. Stay tuned for a follow up video of changes/upgrades I’ve made to the cold plunge!

I’m not hunting in a regulated “park” so there’s no regulation on the size of the tree straps where I’m camping. Certainly use the appropriate sized straps if that’s a concern in the areas you plan to camp. A simple solution is to use a few twigs under the strap placed around the tree to spread out the force of the straps.

Hey Parker! Give me a shout at dsmayland@yahoo.com and we can connect.

Look at doing The Phoenix Protocol for 5 days. May relieve you of auto immune issues.

@@HiddeniinPlainSight thanks for watching!