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actually, you should open up your sleeping bag as soon as you make camp so the compressed fill can regain its loft to keep you warm. That's hard to do if your body lays down on it immediately.

Thank you I’ve been fighting with those silly straps…., never thought of binder clips.

I’ve backpacked for nearly 50 years - from the Superstition Mountains, down into the Grand Canyon, to the high country in Montana, Alaska and Washington. What you say is so true. There’s been water shortages, cactus encounters, grizzly bears, a broken tooth, a midnight rescue of a fallen injured stranger crying for help in the night. There’s been boot failures, surprise snow storms, a family of skunks raiding our packs plus a thousand wonderful memories and pictures in my mind. Backpacking has been one of the most rewarding things I’ve ever done - and I’ve done a heap of living in many ways. I still use my old external frame Camp Trails pack and homemade pop can stove. It’s cooked many a steak and pounds of bacon and dozens of eggs over the years. Y’see we leave the first morning with frozen New York Strip steaks. By supper time they’re thawed but still cool. Next two mornings it’s bacon and eggs. If you happen to be camped any where near other backpackers you’re sure to have visitors when they smell that cooking. Happy trails!

Camping with bears. There's a bear that lives across the street from me.

I've learned to hate inflatables. Bought one, used it in my house not outside, and it deflated. If I can't use it in my house, I'm not going to use it outside

Ah that’s why they wont let me build me homestead there.. I even said one day i would help feed the animals 😂

I've been to Yellowstone many times and as a fairly local resident, we've always known this...

As a bear myself i can confirm these amazing fact are true

Camping!!!! Do it every summer, all summer for work lol. Pocket that per-diem baby!!

I was watching a video of a guy who judged the wind and just gave a quick spray and let the wind carry it 30 yards and the bear jumped and ran off. I was impressed.

Would you really sleep out in the open in somebody else's backyard who is bigger than you? Ask yourself that.😮

Most important rule would be NOT to camp in bear country. You’re welcome 🫡

The most IMPORTANT rule, when camping in bear country: make sure your life insurance premiums are up to date. And, make me your beneficiary. 😂

I would think Texas has lots of bears everywhere. I learned something new today.

When my family goes camping we always have guns

It gets hot in the summer in canada, too, but the worst part about summer camping around June and July are the bugs. They seem to all be gone in August (except maybe around 9-10pm). In winter it's cold but we have a lot of fun with that. Hot tents, fires, snow shelters, ice fishing. Cheers for the great video!

When I first started looking for Grizzly bears in Yellowstone in the 70's we would even take off the clothes we were wearing for dinner and hang them up to air out. We had bears come into our camp every night and put their nose on the tent and take a big sniff. This was terrifying but we knew the bears would not be smelling any food. Now, I use an electric fence to protect the camp and still practice safe food and clothes handling.

Is there a good brand of bear spray and where can it be purchased? Thanks for the great video.

Been looking for a video like this

Step 1: strap on a backpack. Step 2: put one foot in front of the other. Alternate and repeat.

your good at editing and makeing videos in susprised you aint got millons of subs

aka summer camping in Norway😄 but idea is the same, you just start with the stuff we ended up here 👍

Long sleeve cotton shirts bout 3 of them and 3 tshirts over them with a hoodie coat and beanie

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Agree....

This was very informative. Thank you

Hey, I'm confused on something. Wouldn't the ring from my tent just slip right off these HikeMax stakes? They don't have a curve or a bend so I am confused on what is stopping the rings from the tent for just sliding off.

You can also heat water with the can in instant mashed potato and have tuna and potato

Hiya!-Like it!total unusualt rip. godspeed-:))

Your story at first lost me

A camp fire. Mountain flowers. Evergreen needles. Moist earth. Fresh-caught trout roasting over the fire. Morning coffee on a cool morning. Her soft hair as she snuggles close in the twilight. Lots of wonderful memories in this old man.

People that say "cotton kills" are using it wrong! 1) Thermal regulation is key to wearing cotton. 2) Synthetics are miserable to wear if you sweat much, you'll actually sweat more in Synthetics, and are a bacteria factory. 3) Use Any fabric incorrectly, get it wet with no way to get dry and you'll have issues... especially in winter! 4) I always use cotton against my skin and simply shed layers if I'm getting to warm! 5) Wool is best on all counts!

Great information thanks for sharing your experience 👍

This is beautifully filmed and presented my friend. Love the shots and narration here. 🔥🔥

Have you tried using it as a pillow?

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So just dont wear all cotton when you're cold and wet.

Informative and beneficial video

Very cool.....I can't wait to try this!

dodge, dip, duck, dive and dodge. Right?

I was like 5 C's hmmm ...CANTEEN!!! ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)........ hit me with "Container" ....Ruined my day ... ಥ_ಥ, I hope you think of this the next time you sit around the CAMP fire ...【ツ】

This is well done.

I’d like to get into cowboy camping, mainly just to save weight but I’d also really like to experience that. How was your first experience sleeping without a tent?

the six c's of survival... you forgot COFFEE

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