Everything is Cold and Wet Pt 2 - Camp and Cooking

How to Stay Warm and Dry When Everything is Cold and Wet
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[@Zoomdak]

Great guide for snow camping, thanks for making it!

[@amputeeoutdoors]

Thanks Zoomdak.

[@ICAdventurersClub]

as a fan of winter camping - great video - people can conquer their fear!!

[@amputeeoutdoors]

Thanks! I have found knowledge to be the best dispeler of fear.

[@dorlajacobson3077]

Thanks for the video. You shared some ideas that we have not thought of.

[@amputeeoutdoors]

That's the great thing about UA-cam and the internet, helping each other learn. :)

[@outoftheashesmh]

Very informative, thank you.

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You're welcome. 😀

[@EatCarbs]

Good stuff brother. Some great advice. Thanks for the video

[@amputeeoutdoors]

Thanks, some of that advice is based on painful lessons. 😂

[@akimayikeda1355]

Very enjoyable thank you. The only suggestion is could you string up your hammock and use it to stow your gear. I noticed your pack, and things are on the ground. Might sound like a no-brainer question but I’m wondering after you ate your delicious dinner how do you clean up your dishes and make sure there’s no odor that would attract animals I know hypothetically the Bears are sleeping. I’m guessing you walked to the lake and cleaned your pot and cutlery or maybe you wiped r pot out with a paper towel and burn the paper towel.

[@amputeeoutdoors]

I thought of the gear hammock idea when I was there. I'm used to hanging my pack, jacket, etc., on the hammock straps and when I'd setup I realized I could have brought a small hammock to put all that gear in. My pot I cleaned out with snow, melted it and then scrubbed it out with paper towel and then yes, tossed into the flames.