I absolutely love this video was it nice and cozy inside that tent cooking up some yummy grub with the stove glowing it's snowing outside very good you look very cozy in there I always enjoy your videos 😀😀😀😀
Man I miss Kevin. He was such an incredibly affable fellow and I found tranquility and peace in his videos. He was good humored and had such a pleasant voice. I miss you MegaWoodwalker!
Honestly, for winters in the woods. It would be stupid to put music in and remove the sound of nothing but wind and quietness. Pretty relaxing, makes me want to do something like this next winter 👍
Bro I am soooooooo glad you did not mess up this video like some people do WITH MUSIC!!! The whole point is to enjoy the silence of the woods...can’t believe how many people miss that... Anyways...thank you, great vid🙏💪🇺🇸💪🙏
Brings back memories from my military service in the Finnish army. Nothing felt better than getting into your sleepingbag in a warm tent when there was -30 outside, even when it was just a couple hours of sleep. 👍🏼
Yes! 5 years in the British Army (infantry) makes you appreciate everything from fresh dry socks. To sipping a hot coffee in your sleeping bag under a poncho when it's minus 0 outside 👏🏻✌🏻
I was a scout for years and I went camping in the snow and rain many times and always hated it. After watching your video I now realize that we were doing it totally incorrectly and that it didn't have to be so miserable. I'm actually tempted to give it another shot after not camping for almost a decade....
This was cool. I appreciate you taking the time to do this. I could tell you loved being in the woods. Everyone also made a good point about not putting music or constantly talking. You talked the right amount and made the right decisions. I particularly loved the snow storm shot during the night. You should consider making a silent 47 minute film of more stuff like this.
@@rbeck3200tb40 Right? The whole thing (although I did some skipping) I was wondering ... is he just camping for camping's sake? Granted, I missed some dialogue, but it appears that he set up camp, left a bunch of stuff outside the tent, then did nothing but sleep, cook and process wood. That's fine if you're looking to get away, but I really need more to occupy my time than that. But, points for it simply showing that a person can survive out there if they have the right equipment. I was also wondering how warm it actually got in the tent. It SEEMED cozy and that's the impression we were given, but wouldn't all that gear sitting on snow inside the tent get wet if the stove was warming things up to anything above about 40-45 degrees?
It’s great to see you break out the classic Paratipi and small stove. I remember drooling over your posts 10 yrs ago, long before your videos. I own a Paratipi and small stove as s result......... and am glad I do. Keep up the great job, crunchy snow and all!
WOW I was having a bad day you know at work... And this guy take my mind to camping.wow .i can't freckles believe it .. THANKS SO MUCH..I PICK A NICE ENERGY.THANKS. ONES AGAIN..
This is really awesome if you want to go campinging half new age and half pure survival!!! I think this would be a great get away trip from society and still have some pleasures of modern day living!
I've always wanted to try hot tenting, but you can't watch the snow fall from inside your cozy tent. That's why I like to set up a tarp to sit under, get a fire going, and sip wiskey as the snow piles up. Add an audio book and I'm in heaven.
I can open the door to watch the snow but then the cold comes in. I also like tarp camping with a fire as well. Hammock camping as well. Thanks for watching!
I find videos like this fascinating, and also encouraging that there are people who appreciate simple living. You really look like you enjoyed yourself out there, and I thank you for sharing your experiences with UA-cam communities.
Man, that's how you do it. Great camping experience. Kick back, eat some grub, stay nice and warm and maybe read a good book. It's the simple things that are always the grandest. I'd sleep like a babe out there.
best part about hot tentin' is cooking a bad ass meal and curling up in a sleeping bag and catching a killer movie on the portable one charge DVD player then zzzing to some steady snow amidst the tent top!!!! hell yeah bro!!!
I can’t go camping because I have none of the resources but with your videos I can camp vicariously. I like how you film everything you do first person shots.
@@leochiu5972 Not really. The stove is vented and the shelter has not floor. In fact there is also a gap in the stove jack and a window can be made up near the peak using pull cords setup for that. However said on startup I will often open the door till the stove gets hot and drafts good. Without the pipe venting the combustion it would be dangerous for sure. It's the roll up pipe which makes this possible. Even smaller and more UL than nesting pipe. Thanks for watching.
@@rucksackransack I was wondering the same thing. With all that gear sitting in the snow, wouldn't things start getting a little wet once things got above about 40-45 degrees? The fire gave the impression of warmth, but I'm not so sure it was as warm as we're imagining it.
Enjoying the environment & being totally prepared as you were - only way to do this!!! Thanx for sharing this....btw, that food looked mighty delicious!!! Good that you only had "one bar" too...
Love your videos. They're informative as well as entertaining. I love the scenery. I can't hike anymore so I enjoy watching it on UA-cam. I especially like your videos. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
Great video, thanks for no music. Other comments about the galvanized metal... Can cause serious heavy metal poisoning. Stainless steel or black pipe is available...
Watched this video feeling pretty rough, it’s simple yet charming style of editing and the charismatic wee guy in the tent kept my attention the entire time :)
Just a word of advice that I learned when I was camping as a Boy Scout: When you fill your water from a stream like that, turn your bottle/container around so the opening is downstream from the bottom of the bottle. This way, debris and small particulate junk is less likely to find it's way inside. Then turn it back around and top it up like normal if it doesn't fill that way. Great video!
Good to see you again as always. I just camped two nights with a friend in Maine. We set up camp and snowmobiled the next day then rode home after the second night. Nothing like waking up in the morning with dry clothes, cooking breakfast and getting a nice warm start. Used my Seek Outside stove that I bought after watching you hot tent last year. Thanks for your knowledge
I pull up this video and watch it again from time to time. I miss you Kevin and your videos. I hope to meet you in Heaven someday, You were like the Mr. Rogers of the camping world.
One trick I learned for faster sawing is only going 1/2 or 3/4 of the way through the branch about every 12”, or however long you need. Then, I’ll just feed one end over the ground branch, stomping the it with my foot to break it off. Saves a ton of time and energy. Anyway, I like your style.
I have done that as well on other outings and you're 100% correct. The down side is with some wood it will splinter leaving one length longer than the other. Seems to happen with this witch hazel but not with every type of wood. This can be a problem for a small firebox as the longer piece won't fit. I try to cut them as long as possible to save work. However lots of wood will just breaks down the cut and this saves work as you stated. Just depends on the wood but yea. The method you described at times is good! Thanks for watching!
@Gary Russ That's how the band "3 dog night" got their name. I would ONLY go if my dog was with me. No chance I would get a wink of sleep without him. (And I might toss some trail mix and an apple in for a little variety)
Awesome hot tenting trip video Walker. Watching this in the morning makes it tough to go into work and sit in a cubicle in front of a computer. That's real life you're living out there brother. Really appreciate you sharing the trips. You are a hot tenting expert by the looks of it.
I love in British Columbia and am a hobbyist expedition camper... I love hiking for days until I decide "Yup this will do"... You have to be extremely fit and healthy, but nothing beats being out in the bush.. Especially in the Pacific Northwest here, mountains, rainforest, grizzly bears, cougars.. In BC there are places so remote they can't be reached by vehicles.. That is where I love disappearing to for a week or so.. I have done it alone but after getting snowed in a old shack for 3 days, I always travel with a partner now... I'm getting one of these tents
Awesome video once again brother. The tent and stove are awesome as well. Always look forward to the videos. We are in for another possible 20-30cms of snow this weekend making travel in the forest very hard. Well over 100cms+ of snow, had 0c today (Feb 21) and then deep freeze -27c Sunday night to freeze things solid. Late brother and have a great weekend....Cheers Fred
Great video...2 awesome things about this video; 1 how simplistic and serene you make it (I know it’s a lot tougher in person than watching on UA-cam) 2 no music in the background! Music in the background for videos like this is distracting and not needed...one day I hope I can do this!
One of my favorite things to do when I do camping like with my dad in the winter or summer is eat my favorite camping food. Polska sausage with Sauerkraut
Back in the Marines I once spent 270 days out of a 365 day period living outside. I had a insider's grin when you said "Instant soup at home? meh. Out here? ooohhh yeah!" So friggin true, when you end up sleeping rough a while simple stuff like a hot cup of coffee or ramen noodles are insaneley comforting.
Enjoyed the video. Amusing as a 30 year backpacker, exploring the GW National Forest and various wilderness areas in West Virginia. The stove is particularly cool. Wanted to say when your Sawvivor Saw blade wears out (and you can't buy the blades anymore) look to buy a $30 Coughlans Folding Saw, a triangular saw that kicks butt, and most importantly doesn't use a proprietary blade, you can use a standard blade from Home Depot. Bought mine after my Sawvivor got dull, and it's folding design works really well. Found a stuff sack for it at a thrift store, meant for something else, as it doesn't come with one and you need it. Put a small piece of foam between the folded blade and the housing to stop it from rattling in your pack. Happy trails, keep it up, and 15F is still pretty cold in my book, lol. Camped at 0F one time, not too fun.
Just after this outing (and after years of searching) I found this blade and it seems to work well for the Sawvivor. The 15 inch size is hard to find. www.amazon.com/Zippo-Outdoors-Woodsman-Replacement-Blades/dp/B00FPQR5S4/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1?keywords=zippo+axesaw+blade&qid=1556811592&s=gateway&sr=8-1-fkmrnull
@@mrtqtran Not all bears hibernate the same length of time. Some can wake early. It depends on the sex of the bear, whether or not they have cubs, etc. I'm not sure when (or where, honestly) this was filmed but it was uploaded in Feb. There HAVE been a few deaths by bear attack in the month of Feb. That being said--my comment was in jest.
Now that is what I call camping in the winter! I did this once a few years ago with spring trail gear. Needless to say not the best gear. My buddy failed to tell that there was still snow up in the mountains during March, so yeah I was under prepared. On my part I should've realized that simple fact. But hey a couple sausages, potatoes, some good brew, and a warm fire and the camp was golden. Just had to layer up a lot. Since then my preparation and gear has improved greatly. Think I'll take the motorbike up to the mountains for a little camp out this weekend now.
Bro this makes me think about when me and my dad would go camping in Colorado...😞 miss them days, thanks for the videos and igniting some of my old awesome memories!...Subbed
A delightful video!!! Showing how it's done!! would suggest one thing, you might get a Mylar blanket...really cheap and light to more expensive and heavier, but all do the same thing, at like 15 below or simply cold, put it on top of your sleeping bag, and it will feel like an electric blanket!! Reflects 80% of your body heat back to you!!
I just sat for 26 minutes and enjoyed this guy company even tho he’s probably 26 hours away and wasn’t talking to me or about me ... god dam I love the internet
My experiences in camping with other people were always awkward. I think it's time to do it again, but like you, alone and with sufficient planning hahaha
Nice and cosy, good video, my personal set up, it's all about speed of packing and unpacking, so if shtf I'm ready to go asap. I plan on getting some videos up eventually, but the set up I use, I'm not sure how cold I can go with it, its a four season down sleeping bag, bivi bag and tarp set up... I would probably choose not to use a fire, but I do have a MSR pocket rocket for cooking... Failing that, British army hex burner.
Got one. ua-cam.com/video/nPpilCJ_ov8/v-deo.html However took the smaller pan to save some pack weight. Regrettably that wasn’t the best call. Thanks for watching
LOL. I was out grouse hunting yesterday in a pretty remote area, and I was able to park my butt on a piece of granite and post photos to Instagram in the middle of the woods. So I had a nice giggle at your 'one bar' comment. Especially pertinent.
I absolutely love this video was it nice and cozy inside that tent cooking up some yummy grub with the stove glowing it's snowing outside very good you look very cozy in there I always enjoy your videos 😀😀😀😀
Thanks for watching!
Good comment . He looks like a good cook . Made me very hungry 😁
Nice
MegaWoodswalker Hot! And cool! Literally both!!
Look up UA-cam channel called girl in the Woods, it's super good! Her Dog and sometimes her cat shows up for a night of camping!🐕🐈⛺🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
Man I miss Kevin. He was such an incredibly affable fellow and I found tranquility and peace in his videos. He was good humored and had such a pleasant voice. I miss you MegaWoodwalker!
I agree
Agreed, sad loss.
I miss you Kevin. I hope you are enjoying hikes, camping, and sacred bacon in a far better place.
Great video. Top marks for not putting shit music in as a background.
Thanks!
Honestly, for winters in the woods. It would be stupid to put music in and remove the sound of nothing but wind and quietness. Pretty relaxing, makes me want to do something like this next winter 👍
The fire starting could have used a big bass drop. Maybe some machine guns firing in the background :-)
Andrew Larson Seriously! I’m right there with ya man, this looked awesome.
Yep, bad music is irritating, besides, you had the sounds of nature.
Bro I am soooooooo glad you did not mess up this video like some people do WITH MUSIC!!! The whole point is to enjoy the silence of the woods...can’t believe how many people miss that...
Anyways...thank you, great vid🙏💪🇺🇸💪🙏
Thanks for watching!
When the stove is running I try to keep it around 70ish however can crank it up higher.
agreed.
Totally agree
Agree!!
This guy was that one scout that hung around after he turned 18 and eventually became a Scout Master.
Thanks for watching!
he don't look gay
Cory Upshall nobodies moving to Canada fuck that shit
Nah, I feel like a scout master would be able to go with just a knife.
Cory Upshall hey I bet you’d survive anything by shutting the fuck up
Hmmm, graphics on this game are pretty good. Lack of wolf/bear encounters on this level make it abit uneventful, though. lol
I think he’s playing on the “peaceful” difficulty.
Reckon he can be grateful for than!!
Turbo Pokey I think I saw a racoon
That's because I killed "fluffy" years ago in The Long Dark. Here is the proof! ua-cam.com/video/A6IDoQHekms/v-deo.html
The bear ate one of his arms in the last level.
Brings back memories from my military service in the Finnish army. Nothing felt better than getting into your sleepingbag in a warm tent when there was -30 outside, even when it was just a couple hours of sleep. 👍🏼
Thanks for watching
Captain Sarcasm HAAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Captain Sarcasm not too sure a vagina would save you in that situation
Yes! 5 years in the British Army (infantry) makes you appreciate everything from fresh dry socks. To sipping a hot coffee in your sleeping bag under a poncho when it's minus 0 outside 👏🏻✌🏻
@@mrchickenfeathers9184 minus 0????
I recently study English
I use this video for my English study
Cause more exiting and more fun then Disney
I like your videos!
Thanks!
I was a scout for years and I went camping in the snow and rain many times and always hated it. After watching your video I now realize that we were doing it totally incorrectly and that it didn't have to be so miserable. I'm actually tempted to give it another shot after not camping for almost a decade....
I'm impressed you went camping by yourself period. The fact that it was during the winter and you had a wood burning stove too is simply incredible.
Thanks for watching!
You should try and get out more. Lots of people do it
That sound of snow crunching underfoot with a back drop of nearly dead silence is my version of ASMR.
I agree! Thanks for watching!
God that is nice....
Oh yes daddy
This was cool. I appreciate you taking the time to do this. I could tell you loved being in the woods.
Everyone also made a good point about not putting music or constantly talking. You talked the right amount and made the right decisions. I particularly loved the snow storm shot during the night.
You should consider making a silent 47 minute film of more stuff like this.
Thanks!
Have you ever seen VICTORIA OUTSIDE ? Never speaks a word. And she has to be some kind of Engineer or Artist . Look her up you won’t regret it.
This has to be my 4th time watching this video. Love watching winter snow camping. No one does it better than you.
He is a good man. I like him. .He is really natural man. From Korea.
Thanks!
Great video man made me wanna go camping now
Thanks for watching!
made me want to stay in the house where i have climate control . That looks miserable being out in the snow and cold in a tent
@@rbeck3200tb40 Right? The whole thing (although I did some skipping) I was wondering ... is he just camping for camping's sake?
Granted, I missed some dialogue, but it appears that he set up camp, left a bunch of stuff outside the tent, then did nothing but sleep, cook and process wood. That's fine if you're looking to get away, but I really need more to occupy my time than that. But, points for it simply showing that a person can survive out there if they have the right equipment.
I was also wondering how warm it actually got in the tent. It SEEMED cozy and that's the impression we were given, but wouldn't all that gear sitting on snow inside the tent get wet if the stove was warming things up to anything above about 40-45 degrees?
Great to seeing guys enjoying harsh climates like it’s a walk in the park
Thanks for watching
It’s great to see you break out the classic Paratipi and small stove. I remember drooling over your posts 10 yrs ago, long before your videos. I own a Paratipi and small stove as s result......... and am glad I do.
Keep up the great job, crunchy snow and all!
Thanks!!
I hate camping, but this actually makes me want to try it for a night in the snow, looks so peaceful
Thanks for watching!
Jacob Fewings I swear I see u in the comments of every video I have watched in the pass 2 days
Alpha Zodiac probably just my profile pic
Jacob Fewings probably
WOW I was having a bad day you know at work...
And this guy take my mind to camping.wow .i can't freckles believe it ..
THANKS SO MUCH..I PICK A NICE ENERGY.THANKS. ONES AGAIN..
Thanks!!!!!!
This is really awesome if you want to go campinging half new age and half pure survival!!! I think this would be a great get away trip from society and still have some pleasures of modern day living!
Thanks for watching! I appreciate the comment.
I've always wanted to try hot tenting, but you can't watch the snow fall from inside your cozy tent. That's why I like to set up a tarp to sit under, get a fire going, and sip wiskey as the snow piles up. Add an audio book and I'm in heaven.
I can open the door to watch the snow but then the cold comes in. I also like tarp camping with a fire as well. Hammock camping as well. Thanks for watching!
That sounds amazing. Too bad we don’t get snow in Texas
@@TheDonkeyFLOPPER texas gets snow
That sounds so amazing! What an experience that must be
I find videos like this fascinating, and also encouraging that there are people who appreciate simple living. You really look like you enjoyed yourself out there, and I thank you for sharing your experiences with UA-cam communities.
Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it!
All the wonderful sounds! Snow crunching, wood stacking, fire burning, sausage sizzling, brook babbling, coffee poring. It’s lovely.
Thanks!
Man, that's how you do it. Great camping experience. Kick back, eat some grub, stay nice and warm and maybe read a good book. It's the simple things that are always the grandest. I'd sleep like a babe out there.
Thanks for watching!
For whatever reason this was in my recommended feed. Not that I'm complaining, this was wonderful to watch!
Thanks for watching!
best part about hot tentin' is cooking a bad ass meal and curling up in a sleeping bag and catching a killer movie on the portable one charge DVD player then zzzing to some steady snow amidst the tent top!!!! hell yeah bro!!!
Best part of this video is you walking in the crunchy snow 🤤
I can’t go camping because I have none of the resources but with your videos I can camp vicariously. I like how you film everything you do first person shots.
Thanks for watching!
Kevin said thanks for watching. I’m grateful that he made his videos. RIP Kevin.
Good tent for a SHTF situation. I'll add this to my prepping supplies
Thanks for watching!
RIP mega woods walker 😔 ur videos will live on!
I've always wondered if those collapsable stoves worked well. Looks like it was easy to operate and setup and it didn't look heavy or voluminous.
They do work well. Primary downside is the setup and take down which is slower than a more air tight stove. Thanks for watching!
MegaWoodswalker sorry if I missed it but did you take temp reading inside the tent w the stove going?
Also I agree great w just natural sound.
Do you need to open the window for carbon monoxide?
@@leochiu5972 Not really. The stove is vented and the shelter has not floor. In fact there is also a gap in the stove jack and a window can be made up near the peak using pull cords setup for that. However said on startup I will often open the door till the stove gets hot and drafts good. Without the pipe venting the combustion it would be dangerous for sure. It's the roll up pipe which makes this possible. Even smaller and more UL than nesting pipe. Thanks for watching.
@@rucksackransack I was wondering the same thing. With all that gear sitting in the snow, wouldn't things start getting a little wet once things got above about 40-45 degrees? The fire gave the impression of warmth, but I'm not so sure it was as warm as we're imagining it.
Wow i love the sound of snow under feet..
Thanks for watching
Yah it sounds so crunchy. I have never walked in the snow but now I want to.
Enjoying the environment & being totally prepared as you were - only way to do this!!! Thanx for sharing this....btw, that food looked mighty delicious!!! Good that you only had "one bar" too...
Thanks for watching!
Love your videos. They're informative as well as entertaining. I love the scenery. I can't hike anymore so I enjoy watching it on UA-cam. I especially like your videos. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
If you have internet and a nice fireplace in your cozy tent alone out there : it’s time to watch the movie Blair witch project... 😜
I remember that movie. 😂 Thanks For Watching
I have no idea why I'm watching this. But I like it!
Great video, thanks for no music. Other comments about the galvanized metal... Can cause serious heavy metal poisoning. Stainless steel or black pipe is available...
Yes. The zinc coating needed to burned off outside a tent first. Thanks for watching!
Watched this video feeling pretty rough, it’s simple yet charming style of editing and the charismatic wee guy in the tent kept my attention the entire time :)
Just a word of advice that I learned when I was camping as a Boy Scout: When you fill your water from a stream like that, turn your bottle/container around so the opening is downstream from the bottom of the bottle. This way, debris and small particulate junk is less likely to find it's way inside. Then turn it back around and top it up like normal if it doesn't fill that way. Great video!
I will give that a try! Thanks for watching.
Good to see you again as always. I just camped two nights with a friend in Maine. We set up camp and snowmobiled the next day then rode home after the second night. Nothing like waking up in the morning with dry clothes, cooking breakfast and getting a nice warm start. Used my Seek Outside stove that I bought after watching you hot tent last year. Thanks for your knowledge
glad the stove worked out and thanks for watching!
Awesome thanks for sharing this adventure 📸👍👍👍👍👍📸🙏
Thanks for watching!
I pull up this video and watch it again from time to time. I miss you Kevin and your videos. I hope to meet you in Heaven someday, You were like the Mr. Rogers of the camping world.
I'm gonna be sick Friday so no work just camping, great video
Nice!
One trick I learned for faster sawing is only going 1/2 or 3/4 of the way through the branch about every 12”, or however long you need. Then, I’ll just feed one end over the ground branch, stomping the it with my foot to break it off. Saves a ton of time and energy. Anyway, I like your style.
I have done that as well on other outings and you're 100% correct. The down side is with some wood it will splinter leaving one length longer than the other. Seems to happen with this witch hazel but not with every type of wood. This can be a problem for a small firebox as the longer piece won't fit. I try to cut them as long as possible to save work. However lots of wood will just breaks down the cut and this saves work as you stated. Just depends on the wood but yea. The method you described at times is good! Thanks for watching!
Love it, btw a dog with you would be nice so it removes the “lonely feeling”
That would be nice. Thanks for watching.
Get one that doesn't leave those sick smelly farts :)
@Gary Russ
That's how the band "3 dog night" got their name.
I would ONLY go if my dog was with me. No chance I would get a wink of sleep without him.
(And I might toss some trail mix and an apple in for a little variety)
The sound of snow crunching is satisfying!
Awesome hot tenting trip video Walker. Watching this in the morning makes it tough to go into work and sit in a cubicle in front of a computer. That's real life you're living out there brother. Really appreciate you sharing the trips. You are a hot tenting expert by the looks of it.
Thanks for watching. I sat in a cubical for a health insurance company for maybe 6 years. It felt like 600.
Such a good, really good outlook on life! He made the most of it!
That mini stove is just pure golden! Great video MegaWoodswalker!
Thanks for watching and the positive comment. I appreciate it!
I love in British Columbia and am a hobbyist expedition camper... I love hiking for days until I decide "Yup this will do"... You have to be extremely fit and healthy, but nothing beats being out in the bush.. Especially in the Pacific Northwest here, mountains, rainforest, grizzly bears, cougars.. In BC there are places so remote they can't be reached by vehicles.. That is where I love disappearing to for a week or so.. I have done it alone but after getting snowed in a old shack for 3 days, I always travel with a partner now... I'm getting one of these tents
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for uploading.. I already ordered a similar tent online lol
Awesome video once again brother. The tent and stove are awesome as well. Always look forward to the videos. We are in for another possible 20-30cms of snow this weekend making travel in the forest very hard. Well over 100cms+ of snow, had 0c today (Feb 21) and then deep freeze -27c Sunday night to freeze things solid. Late brother and have a great weekend....Cheers Fred
I just check out your channel and seen the snow. Subbed as well. Thanks for watching!
Great video...2 awesome things about this video; 1 how simplistic and serene you make it (I know it’s a lot tougher in person than watching on UA-cam) 2 no music in the background! Music in the background for videos like this is distracting and not needed...one day I hope I can do this!
Thanks for watching!
One of my favorite things to do when I do camping like with my dad in the winter or summer is eat my favorite camping food. Polska sausage with Sauerkraut
Thanks for watching!
spam and beans for me
old stove well used nice to see someone who starts a fire well no problems
Thanks brother!
Honestly this video made me hungry. Can't wait for breakfast!!
Thanks for watching!
Back in the Marines I once spent 270 days out of a 365 day period living outside. I had a insider's grin when you said "Instant soup at home? meh. Out here? ooohhh yeah!"
So friggin true, when you end up sleeping rough a while simple stuff like a hot cup of coffee or ramen noodles are insaneley comforting.
Yup! Thanks for watching!
@@MegaWoodswalker No problem! its a good channel!
BREEKI BRO Thank you for your service.
Enjoyed the video. Amusing as a 30 year backpacker, exploring the GW National Forest and various wilderness areas in West Virginia. The stove is particularly cool. Wanted to say when your Sawvivor Saw blade wears out (and you can't buy the blades anymore) look to buy a $30 Coughlans Folding Saw, a triangular saw that kicks butt, and most importantly doesn't use a proprietary blade, you can use a standard blade from Home Depot. Bought mine after my Sawvivor got dull, and it's folding design works really well. Found a stuff sack for it at a thrift store, meant for something else, as it doesn't come with one and you need it. Put a small piece of foam between the folded blade and the housing to stop it from rattling in your pack. Happy trails, keep it up, and 15F is still pretty cold in my book, lol. Camped at 0F one time, not too fun.
Just after this outing (and after years of searching) I found this blade and it seems to work well for the Sawvivor. The 15 inch size is hard to find. www.amazon.com/Zippo-Outdoors-Woodsman-Replacement-Blades/dp/B00FPQR5S4/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1?keywords=zippo+axesaw+blade&qid=1556811592&s=gateway&sr=8-1-fkmrnull
Sometimes you just don't know how much your gonna enjoy it . Cool
Thanks for watching!
Great job I appreciate the details explained on how to hot tent in winter ,personable and friendly...Please keep the vids coming...regards a Fan.
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I learned more about survival in this video than i ever learned at school.
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You say "micro hot tent" I say "burrito for bears". Same thing.
Honest question, if this is winter aren't bears hibernating?
@@mrtqtran Yes. Bears will be hibernating at this time of year. Inb4 some smart arse guy says r/whoooosh.
@@mrtqtran Not all bears hibernate the same length of time. Some can wake early. It depends on the sex of the bear, whether or not they have cubs, etc. I'm not sure when (or where, honestly) this was filmed but it was uploaded in Feb. There HAVE been a few deaths by bear attack in the month of Feb. That being said--my comment was in jest.
His shotgun says otherwise.
EQOAnostalgia lol shotguns are also for self defense... Not just for bears.
Now that is what I call camping in the winter! I did this once a few years ago with spring trail gear. Needless to say not the best gear. My buddy failed to tell that there was still snow up in the mountains during March, so yeah I was under prepared. On my part I should've realized that simple fact. But hey a couple sausages, potatoes, some good brew, and a warm fire and the camp was golden. Just had to layer up a lot. Since then my preparation and gear has improved greatly. Think I'll take the motorbike up to the mountains for a little camp out this weekend now.
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Helps me relax cause it's calming
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Reminds me when we were kids growing up in the 80s playing with the easy bake oven.
I was going to go out on a limb and tell a tree joke. But, I'll leaf it alone.
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Lovely dirt left behind !!
That’s how You day thanks to nature
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nice vid.....I wish you'd get a bigger pan to cook with though LOL
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More weight to back, though :)
Bro this makes me think about when me and my dad would go camping in Colorado...😞 miss them days, thanks for the videos and igniting some of my old awesome memories!...Subbed
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That's hardcore dude. You're awesome
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A delightful video!!! Showing how it's done!! would suggest one thing, you might get a Mylar blanket...really cheap and light to more expensive and heavier, but all do the same thing, at like 15 below or simply cold, put it on top of your sleeping bag, and it will feel like an electric blanket!! Reflects 80% of your body heat back to you!!
I have a Mylar blanket. It can be seen at 24:58. Thanks for watching!
0:40 me eating dry cereal in the middle of night
Ha, I was like what??? then understood it.
I really want to do something like this. On my bucket list.
You can do it brother! Thanks for watching!
15° isn't cold until you have to drop a deuce.
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Lol right
yeah buddy!
Actually in a cold temperature such as that, the anus instinctively tightens up to keep all the warmth in thus delaying a meaty dump by days.
@@DevinRyan learned some disgustingly new
I like the sound it makes when you walking on the snow and ice
Where ya been! Looking forward to all your videos as usual. Thank you.
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Great video. Loved all your gear. Very minimal. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks!
I don’t know why this was in my recommended but I’m so glad it was.
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I live out in the country and the sounds of the outside made this so engrossing to watch, nice video.
Nobody:
Me at 1 am: Watching this video
Aw heck it's 1:38 am right now. Thanks for watching!
Same
Same
Hey no kidding, it's 1:04am right now as I type this.
primoenthusiast bruh look at ur vids, this is what normal humans consider cancer
I just sat for 26 minutes and enjoyed this guy company even tho he’s probably 26 hours away and wasn’t talking to me or about me ... god dam I love the internet
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The food looks really good! Made me hungry. lol
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This is an awesome video my friend. I could binge watch these all day. Thanks for sharing
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seeing you make that coffee made me want one, now I have coffee :)
I am addicted. Thanks for watching!
My experiences in camping with other people were always awkward. I think it's time to do it again, but like you, alone and with sufficient planning hahaha
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His one bar is better than my full coverage with sprint 😑
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Yesss
That’s the coolest little stove.
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Nice going...... you sure like the sausage !
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I like the sausage too 😜
RIP Walker. I've caught occasional glimpses of the foothills of heaven in dreams--you'll like the hiking there.
You can’t imagine how shook I was when this lad literally unrolled an entire chimney from nothing
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Your videos are getting me pumped for some hot tenting !
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Another great video, looks like such a relaxing time.
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Nice and cosy, good video, my personal set up, it's all about speed of packing and unpacking, so if shtf I'm ready to go asap.
I plan on getting some videos up eventually, but the set up I use, I'm not sure how cold I can go with it, its a four season down sleeping bag, bivi bag and tarp set up... I would probably choose not to use a fire, but I do have a MSR pocket rocket for cooking... Failing that, British army hex burner.
Go for it. Making videos is fun! Thanks for watching!
I am jealous of your little stove. But you need a bigger pan!
Got one. ua-cam.com/video/nPpilCJ_ov8/v-deo.html However took the smaller pan to save some pack weight. Regrettably that wasn’t the best call. Thanks for watching
I've never camped like this before. Looks pretty cozy. Interesting video and you have a steady camera hand.
I remember my grandpa had this stove and he added a fan to push more air in for a warmer fire
but then again, that was Minnesota
For a larger heated shelter I have a small battery powered fan to push the hot air down. Thanks for watching!
Hello from the Kentucky Mountains. I am now hooked on your adventures. You cheer me up. Thank you!
Man that looks so fun
I was. Thanks for watching!
LOL. I was out grouse hunting yesterday in a pretty remote area, and I was able to park my butt on a piece of granite and post photos to Instagram in the middle of the woods. So I had a nice giggle at your 'one bar' comment. Especially pertinent.