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@deebee4817 thanks for watching 😀

@@dwightsbeats4274 yup deer camp next year!

@emptynest2travel one of the best parts of making the youtube videos is the memories I'll have for a long time. I can relive some of these trips as the years go by.

@@AbundantAdventures Yes. Raising your children goes by so fast.

@emptynest2travel yes it does. Thanks for watching and commenting 😀

Josh we miss you brother! We better see you on a trip next year!!!!

love it almost as much as being on a good hunting trip lol

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@@gwheel3502 smartest guy i know

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@@johnnyfranzen6091 uh ok? Lol

@Orjankm24 agreed fully. I can't remember if I mention the sown through baffles or not but that's definately something I noticed as well. Cheers.

@chuckmorse2460 Hey thanks for watching. Glad your enjoying the content. I do my fair share of hot tent camping too. Love it. I have sugar hill on my radar but haven't yet tried it. I might try that out this December for a hot tent trip. Thanks for the idea!

HAHA yes I love being close to those amenities as well. Editing ASMR videos can be easier however the one thing I'll say is, its a little more work to capture the story without talking. I like to try to capture what the trip felt like and that can be tough without talking. The editing is definitely easier if you get the shots you want.

haha funny story about that. Rachel and I had another hike picked out but because Grayson said blue mt was easy and only like a half hour hike we decided to go that route instead. Spoiler alert, its not a half hour and not exactly easy either lol. But it was TOTALLY worth it! One of the best views I've ever had of the mountains! Any views easier to get to that can compete with that view?

@@AbundantAdventures I've replied with hiking recommendation 2x and for whatever reason the post doesn't appear.

2 Good hiking options in that area include Coney Mountain and Buck Mountain. If you google them you will see hike details.

@@CanoeCampClimb I will definately look them up. If they can some how be shorter of a hike and still get those amazing views, ill have to hike them. That was just an amazing view up there! As always, the camera just never does it. Got to be there in person....

@@CanoeCampClimb I see the post and replied to it. I'm going to check those hikes out for sure! Thank you.

Thanks. I really enjoy the ASMR style videos myself so its great to hear others enjoy them too!

@@curly__3 glad it was helpful

@lachlanmaple4868 absolutely. Seems to get better with age.

All their G1000 products come pre-waxed and you are just washing out the wax which makes the material softer. The tradeoff is you are also losing water and wind resistance.

@@martink7279 that is also true. Thats the beauty of these products. You can add wax where and when you need it and washing it out lets you re apply when needed again. I personally dont do that with this jacket because of the down but in my other jackets I definately use this to my advantage. Why add wax everywhere? Maybe you just want extra protection on your shoulders or elbows etc etc.

@jackofalltrapping6181 i also fell once on those roots that trip. They are just so slippery. Especially with the morning due on them. Despite that issue it's a decent site and I was happy to have it. Obviously the lean to would have been better but it was taken so I was thankful for the nice view I still had. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! Cheers.

@nathanlockhart3876 all good points. I agree for 150 it's definately a good buy. For the price they want normally and its not even worth considering.

@niconicoo5661 minus C maybe but not minus F. You'll need some layers to be comfortable in minus F degrees.

@gwheel3502 haha, yeah. Some easy bundles for an overnighter. needed another bundle or 2 though.

@marklester9147 that's really awesome. Not many of us Escapod owners on the east coast. Are you nearby or are you traveling quite a long distance?

@@AbundantAdventures I'm in MD, so about 6 hours from Letchworth. I know of at least one other owner near me (we took delivery at the same time) but you're right, there aren't too many on the east coast. Hopefully that will change!

@@joshuasauer2560 205. Just like my briskets. 😉

@AbundantAdventures briskets are 203, pal! Love ya buddy!

@@JoeBourbon-en3qw love it so far.

Your welcome

@joshuastinson3013 yes sir. Perfectly said. I like my setup for that reason. My lithium batteries are good for some time by themselves, add a solar panel in there for some auxiliary help when there is some sun. The gas generator for when I need it... One caveat that I never considered until after watching my own video was maintaining the gas generator. Bring it and run it on each trip for a half hour so even if you don't need it. Just to keep it ready whenever you need it.

> You need a gas generator if you boondock for any length of time This is day 2,223 boondocking/snowbirding without a genny. I figure if I needed one I'd have found out by now.

@fratermus5502 what are you using for your power supply? Solar? You live in a sunshine state?

@gwheel3502 yeah. It just makes more sense for our area.

@TurboSpeedWiFi yes they both have their use cases. You pretty much hit the point of the video right on.

@JustinHEMI05 I thought the same thing when I ran into the issue. After it got officially fixed I can say I truly appreciate having the window. The window makes it feel super roomy in there and allows the cabin to dump heat when it's open. I would be lying if I said I wasn't worried slightly about it leaking in the future, but time will tell.

@@AbundantAdventures that's good to hear. I'm going to sub to see your experience video. If they took ownership and fixed it right without much hassle, I can forgive it.

@JustinHEMI05 check out my latest video for the answer to that question. I plan to do an actual over all real world review of the trailer after 1 year of ownership. I want to see how everything holds up and make sure the performance works for winter as well. I don't do those "review" videos that are nothing more than restating the manufacturers marketing points.

@@itsherlocknosh thanks. Hope it helps.

Might not be the dedicated fisherman I once was, but my foraging skills have gotten really good :)

@itsherlocknosh haha yeah I didn't use this flavor of music again in later videos. I did decide to add some simple background music but not this style of "tones".

@RhodySeth thanks man. Yeah I trained pretty decent up until I got real sick about a month or so ago. Then it all went waaaay down hill. It was like starting over.

@WorldSurvivalist that depends on your needs and wants. If you use smaller cots and not the bulky ones, then you can fit 4 adults decently. I have had 3 adults in there with absolutely no problem and plenty of room. Once you add the 4th it gets a bit cramped. But for just sleeping with a stove going....perfectly fine.

@@WorldSurvivalist thanks for watching 😀 we will back there hopefully soon

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Haha perfect! Glad it was helpful.

@polsovsky I'm liking it so far. I'll have plenty of videos coming out with it. Couple issues with it so far but everything has its issues. I'll do a full on review after 1 year of ownership. I might do a dedicated video on purchasing one and what to consider...

@gwheel3502 hahahaha! Maybe I'll just do the sizzle flip shot since that's my favorite anyways lol

@Adrian-uc4ox if your going to use it in winter and want to put stuff in your footbox then maybe it's worth it to get the 6 ft 6. If just 3 season use then I'd stick with 6ft option. I am only a bit over 5'6" but I have tons of space. You'll be perfect for the 6ft option IMO

Thanks shell!

That's probably a great idea for those harder to get spots like seams.

Yeah, that's been a common suggestion. I should really invest in a heat gun.

@@DukBeatz haha absolutely! Easy to make too