@@wwcwcp09 The key to live with it is to always focus on what you can do and not what you cannot do. I can never go camp anymore BUT I can set in my warm house and watch people out doing what I love. I bought my place where I would have loved to csmp in the mtns
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I started watching to see what's new out there for camping. My wife is a loggers daughter and you impressed both of us. Not arrogant and there is an honesty in your voice. You have some stones girl. Keep up chipping away at that bucket list.
I was a SAR Tech in the CAF and did a lot of survival and bush craft stuff, I am 72 now but just watching you make a fire or split wood brings back so many good memories. I really think you have your S%#t together and know what you are doing. Hope you keep putting out these great videos.
@@Longing4theWoods I live in Comox after I retired from 442 SAR in 91 but know a few SAR tech's around here. All of the ones I worked with are retired now. Are they doing land survival out of Winnipeg now? We did ours at Jarvis Lake Alberta near Hinton.
Thanks for your service Ross. I was GSAR volunteer for about 10 years. 65 now so still getting out and enjoying the outdoors. My wife and I have free miner licenses so we explore many wilderness creeks and build camps in the old school way. Cheers from BC.
@@lessharratt8719 I have been interested in gold mining for a long time after flying up in the Yukon and Alaska on the Lab, seeing old mines and paddle wheelers washed up on the river banks. My favorite TV show is Gold Rush, although if I ever mined it would be on a very much smaller scale, just a dream now.
@@rossbrown9156 There are probably some clubs or organizations near you where you can find out what's going on in your area. I have been prospecting for years and have nothing to show for it other than some great memories. All of my mining gear is back packable and no where near the kind of mining done in the Yukon or Alaska. It is really just a way to get out in the wilderness and have a legitimate reason to be there. You actually get some rights from the Gov. when you hold a free miners certificate. Just bought a claim on Vancouver Island that shows some potential to finally find some gold but it's really the opportunity to be out and try more than anything else for me. I have friends older than you that will not give up and they are some of the finest people you could ever hope to meet. A lot of truck camping and day trips going on there. If you can, get a dog and a rifle and hit the boonies. If I can be of any help, just reply and I'll do what I can. I have a camp set up now just about 15 km south of Port Renfrew. Not for the faint of heart to get to but if you don't mind scratching up your 4x4 you are welcome to check it out with myself and my friend and partner, Mike. Got to wait until the snow is gone though. Cheers.
There's more chance of you freezing before Griz will. He would of been good company and an extra fur blanket for you. I enjoy your videos. Love from Australia
Truly inspiring, thank you for being you !!! Winter camp has been a part of my life since I was a kid, years in the military in Germany, logged many months in cold outdoors life glad to see a lady out there getting it right ❤
I love seeing how much your skills have improved during the last year. At the same time, I love how genuine your videos are. And just in case you haven’t noticed, look how much love there is for you on your channel. It’s so cool to see the encouragement and well-wishes.
I personally think the best way to life is by 100% authentically being ourselves and accepting ourselves for who we are, what we have and even where we live. Finding your channel in 2020 helped me see that. 💡 A life I Once hated has become a life I can't wait to document and share with the world. You made me accept myself and now all I can say is that You are indeed a gift 🌟
I love that you give the logs a sniff after you cut them. There is no fresher scent on the earth. You know what you are doing. You suffer a little for all of us. I appreciate the journey. Thanks.
Putting a ground cover of evergreen boughs with the needles in your rest area will help insulate and keep some wetness away. Glad to see a gal in my generation doing the good things- survival skills! Keep it up!
Agree 100 % - If you're not a bit nervous then you are naive - I'm always a bit nervous on solo overnighters. To admit it is a sign of humility, intelligence and experience. That was a great camp spot. Hope you are having a great winter Careena!
@@careenaalexis well done. Put a couple of 50 gallon heavy duty trash bags in the bottom of your pack. You can use them to sit on or fill them with leaves or pine boughs to insulate you from the cold ground. When you're done, empty them and fold them up!
Thx again for the video. In the days of a pandemic where I spend so much time alone, you sharing your life with us makes me feel like I’m there with you and I’m not so lonely. ❤️
Wow...great stuff...brings back many memories...happy to see you love your gear...even more happier to see you taking care of your gear....that video just made my day...thankyou my lady
Just found your channel.... Greetings from Ireland... Enjoying the videos, you are living the dream that most of us can only imagine doing... Keep up the good work..
Hey Careena I can’t tell you how impressed I am watching you making camp like an old pro! It sure was a lot of work but you pulled it off perfectly. I’ve honestly got to say this was the best winter camping video I’ve watched this winter and you are truly one amazing beautiful woman! Thanks for sharing this fantastic video with us and all the best to you and many cheers my friend!
I just subscribed. So far I really like your channel.I am only half way through this,my first visit to this channel.I am at this moment living vicariously through you. Thanks.
Something about a solo trip that makes it so much better and you learn so much from your own mistakes. Great video I enjoyed it! I bet you missed your pup!
Man, I've been itching to do some cold weather camping this winter, I'm pretty excited. Sadly, no one else has the same enthusiasm lol. Thanks for sharing and stay safe out there.
I'm 54 and I've been wild camping and learning field craft since we moved out of London to the remote coast when I was 11, and I have to say that I have learned so much from that video than anything else before; including Grills, Mears and Survival Man put together. Thank you Alexis (Croft)
I love your videos so much and Texas is having a snow storm this weekend and it’s going to be in the 0s for the high record for Texas please stay safe out there on the roads everyone .
Awesome! First time viewer and I'm very impressed with your content. Brings back some memories of winter camping in northeast MN. and the wonderful characteristics of birch bark for starting fires. There has been a lifetime of mountaineering and minimalist camping since then and the party's not over. New camp tips are always worthy of exploration.
I'm glad you're back out there and myself and whom ever else watching you camp , with that good fire 🔥 hope it helps warm u up...thank you that courage ..being by yourself in the great cold
You’re one of the most awesome women I’ve seen doing these videos. It’s hard to get most women to go camping in the summer time and here you are winter camping alone. Love it. Thanks for the videos. Always be safe 😊. Definitely missed Grizz
So.. you've tried to get 'most women' to go camping? I know tons of women who love camping, any time of year. There are many of us who enjoy this type of camping. You may not know us personally.... but trust me, we aren't rare.
@@roamthewayhome pretty rare, actually. With 7 billion people in the world, obviously there is a decent number of women who like the outdoors, but way fewer than you think.
The world needs more women like you who like doing the outdoors things. It is very rare and you're definitely a pretty young lady, but also very confident in your own skills, I applaud you and this is the first video of yours I have watched but it surely will not be the last. Thank you for helping to keep this lifestyle alive.
I watched this video again in the the middle of summer and am even more impressed with Alexis. She did this in February... in Canada. I am reminded of a primitive camping trip I took over July 4th weekend once in Central Idaho. It was so cold we had to stay up most of the night by the fire to keep warm. Almost impossible to sleep and that was July in Idaho. Kudos to her for this.
I use to have to do ranges up in northern minnesota and we would do 4-7 days in the snow, just shooting all day, and digging holes to drop our bags in, or setting tarps to redirect wind. The first day is the worst then by the end of the week you go into a building and youre sweating. Good times.
Hi Alexis, I always worry for the women out there doing solo bush crafts, but it’s great to see strong women doing this! I’d like to try it at least once in my life, it seems very freeing & powerful to be able to do that! Thank you for your courage & survival skills💗
@@louisehiker9246 if there’s wolves or bears whatever to scare them off and ofc to defend yourself from creepy men you never know what you may run into when you’re all alone. Never hurts to be prepared 🌻
Hey Alexis, stumbled across your vid on ten favourite items. Then watched this one, I’m in awe! your a legend in the making. I’m in Australia and have camped in the snowy mountains but not in the cold. I love your video and your explanations, so good. Also how you don’t cut out any mistakes etc is very honest thanks.
Great video. Don’t worry about pouring boiling water in a Nalgene. They are made for it and also dishwasher safe. I tend to like a nalgene in my bag vs a titanium or stainless bottle. I feel it radiates heat longer. Of course the metal bottle is multipurpose. Tough call.
Pour boiling water into a Nalgene and toss it down in the bottom of your sleeping bag and use as a little heater. The old-school insulated OR carriers help it last longer. Plus, when you wake up, you'll have water that isn't frozen.
Thanks for sharing! This video is giving me some great ideas on how to better winter camp. Very helpful tips, especially the snow anchors being installed.
I put my socks around the water bottle then when I wake I put them in my boots and lay in the bag for a bit. Makes it a little better putting them on in the morning.
Excellent video. Thanks for the vignette of Griz at the end of the video. Kudos for considering your animal friend, not everyone would be that kind and considerate. You brought Molson's along, so it wasn't a complete loss :-) :-) Stay well & safe ..Cheers
Hey Alexis. Great job out there! Some thing I would make a little different or just adding...I would use something for ground insulation, use saw just a little and then just break the wood (will safe a lot of your energy and teeth on saw),wrap meat products in heavy duty foil (will cook faster),bad idea to have alcohol in cold weather (the fact is that due to vasodilation, the human body begins to cool down faster. Opened pores give off heat, which causes rapid hypothermia),you can use plastic store bags wrapped around your feet inside shoes but do that if you have spare/dry socks...
Just finally got a chance to watch this - great video! I can relate to battery issues in the cold... One "tip" and one suggestion - free and worth every penny... To fold up tarps solo, bring along a couple of small carabiners. Lash two corners of the tarp to a couple of the trees with cordage and the carabiners in the gromets. These act as another set of hands to hold the corners while you shake/fold to them. My suggestion is just a personal habit. I try to keep my pack closed (zipped/buckled) at all times. The only time I leave compartments open is when it is stored or drying out (both cases it's empty). That way if I have to grab it and go for any reason I know it is secure and I'm not going to be scattering gear all over. Also - that wood must have been incredibly dry. That and/or birch bark must really burn (never tried it myself). Both times when you dropped large bundles of what I'd call relatively big kindling on the burning bark I expected it to smother-out - but it burst into flames! My fire laying skills are mediocre at best - if I did that, I'd wipe it out and be starting over. ;-)
Wonderful video! You handled this trip skillfully, responsibly and with good sprit. I've done almost a 1:1 trip, and it's no joke, especially with that wind you had there. I've also had to turn back out of concern for my dog twice this winter, good on you for making the right choice in advance, and also for being upfront about the uneasy feeling you get going in to a trip like this alone. Looking forward to the next one!
Greetings from Southern Arizona… (Originally from Nova Scotia). In today’s crazy world, you are such a treat to listen to. Great advice, awesome attitude and wonderful videography/editing. There is certainly a shortage of people like you in the world. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
There are those that "Can Do" and those who Can't. Those that Can't get angry when people show there appreciation for the Can Doos and out come the down votes.....
Such things are ever a mystery :shrugs:. Could be bots, could be folk who just downvote everything because they have a bitter spirit. You have a good looking Canadian lass doing outdoors things with obvious competence and mixing in some how-to hints and tips ... what's not to like?
When it's cold out, wrap that sleeping bag in a space blanket or two and you should be toasty. I've slept in a wool blanket wrapped with the space blanket and poncho in 0 degree temps.
Lol at least you realize it….People that watch RUclips literally LIVE through these people and never leave their house, all day long watching someone else live THEIR life…..i think Its weird as hell lol
Personally, the reason why I dont go out into the woods for hiking and camping, is due to the fear of being alone and something happening. 😅 so your much braver than I. Love the video none the less.
I just enjoy your videos so much,you are so smart,lovely young woman, may you always be happy safe in your life.I’m waiting to see the next video.thank you so much 😆😊
Hat's off to your Dad for raising such a fabulous lady filled with skill. You pulled it off like a trooper! Here is a trick for ya, put two rocks in the fire, place them in your socks then into your boots overnight. Toasty warm every time.
So glad I found you! I'm a 55 yr old woman with ms now BUT thanks to people like you I can live my dream thru you
That she'll on your jacket looks very flammable be careful you I become a human torch
@@markmurray8114 if you are talking about me the pic is 10 yrs old
@Kellye Cooper I have health problems myself from asthma, digestive disorder, and possibly might have Sjogrens Syndrome. My mother has it.
@@wwcwcp09 The key to live with it is to always focus on what you can do and not what you cannot do. I can never go camp anymore BUT I can set in my warm house and watch people out doing what I love. I bought my place where I would have loved to csmp in the mtns
@Josh R Awesome Josh! Keep on getting out there and enjoying
Sorry about the double clip in there, sometimes I make mistakes, editing isn't my strongest suit lol Hope you guys enjoy the video regardless :)
You are so strong and brave!
Stay warm 😉
In this video I could feel you freezing 🥶
I thought that clip was so good that you included it twice 😊👍🏼🙏🏼
I could watch anything that's starring you!
I wish your affiliated links weren't all amazon. I'm boycotting them cuz bezos has so much $$ and his employees are working in such a hard environment for so little
@@humansustainability I'm actually an Amazon driver, it's really good pay to be honest 🤷♂️
How many people in Vietnam will view your content. I am one of them and your fan. I love the snowy forest, thank you for sharing.
YES. This is perfect for my daughters. So many bushcraft videos are from a perspective that doesn't resonate with them. Thank you!
I started watching to see what's new out there for camping. My wife is a loggers daughter and you impressed both of us. Not arrogant and there is an honesty in your voice. You have some stones girl. Keep up chipping away at that bucket list.
I was a SAR Tech in the CAF and did a lot of survival and bush craft stuff, I am 72 now but just watching you make a fire or split wood brings back so many good memories. I really think you have your S%#t together and know what you are doing. Hope you keep putting out these great videos.
@@Longing4theWoods I live in Comox after I retired from 442 SAR in 91 but know a few SAR tech's around here. All of the ones I worked with are retired now. Are they doing land survival out of Winnipeg now? We did ours at Jarvis Lake Alberta near Hinton.
Thanks for your service Ross. I was GSAR volunteer for about 10 years. 65 now so still getting out and enjoying the outdoors. My wife and I have free miner licenses so we explore many wilderness creeks and build camps in the old school way. Cheers from BC.
@@lessharratt8719 I have been interested in gold mining for a long time after flying up in the Yukon and Alaska on the Lab, seeing old mines and paddle wheelers washed up on the river banks. My favorite TV show is Gold Rush, although if I ever mined it would be on a very much smaller scale, just a dream now.
@@rossbrown9156 There are probably some clubs or organizations near you where you can find out what's going on in your area. I have been prospecting for years and have nothing to show for it other than some great memories. All of my mining gear is back packable and no where near the kind of mining done in the Yukon or Alaska. It is really just a way to get out in the wilderness and have a legitimate reason to be there. You actually get some rights from the Gov. when you hold a free miners certificate. Just bought a claim on Vancouver Island that shows some potential to finally find some gold but it's really the opportunity to be out and try more than anything else for me. I have friends older than you that will not give up and they are some of the finest people you could ever hope to meet. A lot of truck camping and day trips going on there. If you can, get a dog and a rifle and hit the boonies. If I can be of any help, just reply and I'll do what I can. I have a camp set up now just about 15 km south of Port Renfrew. Not for the faint of heart to get to but if you don't mind scratching up your 4x4 you are welcome to check it out with myself and my friend and partner, Mike. Got to wait until the snow is gone though. Cheers.
Ross you're never too old to live outdoors and Bushcraft..
There's more chance of you freezing before Griz will.
He would of been good company and an extra fur blanket for you.
I enjoy your videos.
Love from Australia
Truly inspiring, thank you for being you !!! Winter camp has been a part of my life since I was a kid, years in the military in Germany, logged many months in cold outdoors life glad to see a lady out there getting it right ❤
It's so great you are doing this and helping people no how to live off grid
Your enthusiasm for the outdoors gives me life 😁
While You were freezing, You should have added some film of Grizz relaxing at home in front of the fire.😂😂😂
I love seeing how much your skills have improved during the last year. At the same time, I love how genuine your videos are. And just in case you haven’t noticed, look how much love there is for you on your channel. It’s so cool to see the encouragement and well-wishes.
I personally think the best way to life is by 100% authentically being ourselves and accepting ourselves for who we are, what we have and even where we live.
Finding your channel in 2020 helped me see that. 💡
A life I Once hated has become a life I can't wait to document and share with the world. You made me accept myself and now all I can say is that You are indeed a gift 🌟
Deine Eigenschaften sind die Voraussetzung zum Überleben
Und die hast du mit Sicherheit
Dankeschön für dein Video.....
🙋♂️❤💯💯❤🙋♀️
I love that you give the logs a sniff after you cut them. There is no fresher scent on the earth. You know what you are doing. You suffer a little for all of us. I appreciate the journey. Thanks.
Is she sniffing them or putting her lips on them? I use my lips because it's easier to detect moisture than using my fingers, at least when it's cold.
Putting a ground cover of evergreen boughs with the needles in your rest area will help insulate and keep some wetness away. Glad to see a gal in my generation doing the good things- survival skills! Keep it up!
I found this video surprisingly relaxing to watch, even though it did look cold.
Agree 100 % - If you're not a bit nervous then you are naive - I'm always a bit nervous on solo overnighters. To admit it is a sign of humility, intelligence and experience. That was a great camp spot. Hope you are having a great winter Careena!
Thank you so much for the encouragement and support as always Derek ! It was a pretty sweet spot for sure! A lucky find with that big rock!
@@careenaalexis well done. Put a couple of 50 gallon heavy duty trash bags in the bottom of your pack. You can use them to sit on or fill them with leaves or pine boughs to insulate you from the cold ground. When you're done, empty them and fold them up!
MAD SKILLZ and the best part is your positive attitude.
You’re a blessing from the heavens to watch.
i'm fascinated by your resilience to survive in the woods alone and your surviver skils
Thx again for the video. In the days of a pandemic where I spend so much time alone, you sharing your life with us makes me feel like I’m there with you and I’m not so lonely. ❤️
Salute to you with your good old glass of Canadian. You’ve got grit, I have to admire. Thanks for sharing your cool outdoor experience. 🇺🇸👍🏻🇨🇦
Food, beer, and good company!
Perfect!
Wow...great stuff...brings back many memories...happy to see you love your gear...even more happier to see you taking care of your gear....that video just made my day...thankyou my lady
Just found your channel! Love seeing a woman out bushcrafting and camping alone! You rock!
Thanks girl!! Rock on!
Would be best if she had a man with her to look after her though
Just found your channel.... Greetings from Ireland... Enjoying the videos, you are living the dream that most of us can only imagine doing... Keep up the good work..
I love seeing Griz but agree with your call on this one... he's got a wonderful and loving mom! And thanks for including the Griz cameo at the end!
Same 😊
Entertaining as usual !!
Hey Careena I can’t tell you how impressed I am watching you making camp like an old pro! It sure was a lot of work but you pulled it off perfectly. I’ve honestly got to say this was the best winter camping video I’ve watched this winter and you are truly one amazing beautiful woman! Thanks for sharing this fantastic video with us and all the best to you and many cheers my friend!
Thank you so much Pete!!
Pretty cool video. I like the minimal amount of supplies you brought with you but still had a cozy cool time.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
I just subscribed. So far I really like your channel.I am only half way through this,my first visit to this channel.I am at this moment living vicariously through you. Thanks.
Thank you so much Verna! So glad to hear you like my videos so far :)
I thoroughly appreciate your honesty in both your failures, and tips. Keep pushing forward, you’re a cut above your peers!
Thank you so much for the kind words Leon!!
Love your independence and desire of the outdoors!! Watching a beautiful lady doing what she loves is highly entertaining!!
Something about a solo trip that makes it so much better and you learn so much from your own mistakes.
Great video I enjoyed it! I bet you missed your pup!
Greetings from Croatia !!!!
It's refreshing to watch you work, Take Care.
Canadians seems like soo nice people, God bless them
"It's nice looking and a work horse." It's how you described your saw; how we appreciate the work of your craft.
Man, I've been itching to do some cold weather camping this winter, I'm pretty excited. Sadly, no one else has the same enthusiasm lol. Thanks for sharing and stay safe out there.
So inspiring! you guys the reason I started my own bushcraft channel :). keep it up
I love the sound of cracking woods 🪵
Ну наконец-то вы одели шапочку, здоровье это главное.
I'm 54 and I've been wild camping and learning field craft since we moved out of London to the remote coast when I was 11, and I have to say that I have learned so much from that video than anything else before; including Grills, Mears and Survival Man put together. Thank you Alexis (Croft)
I love your videos so much and Texas is having a snow storm this weekend and it’s going to be in the 0s for the high record for Texas please stay safe out there on the roads everyone .
Awesome! First time viewer and I'm very impressed with your content. Brings back some memories of winter camping in northeast MN. and the wonderful characteristics of birch bark for starting fires. There has been a lifetime of mountaineering and minimalist camping since then and the party's not over. New camp tips are always worthy of exploration.
I'm glad you're back out there and myself and whom ever else watching you camp , with that good fire 🔥 hope it helps warm u up...thank you that courage ..being by yourself in the great cold
A nice breath of fresh air. no nonsense, easy going. sharing a moment without drama or grandstanding. thanks.
Lol Alot of drama and grandstanding in your life eh?
@@dark-starchemistryfabricat2405 well, it is easy to have too much of that and a little is already too much innit
"rookie mistake" 😂. Great video. I can't imagine how many batteries it took to capture all that in the cold
maybe some Tesla artifact😂
@@harley5084 🌽
@@nikchar4642 🌽🌽
You’re one of the most awesome women I’ve seen doing these videos. It’s hard to get most women to go camping in the summer time and here you are winter camping alone. Love it. Thanks for the videos. Always be safe 😊. Definitely missed Grizz
So.. you've tried to get 'most women' to go camping? I know tons of women who love camping, any time of year. There are many of us who enjoy this type of camping. You may not know us personally.... but trust me, we aren't rare.
@@roamthewayhome pretty rare, actually. With 7 billion people in the world, obviously there is a decent number of women who like the outdoors, but way fewer than you think.
She a for real lady
The world needs more women like you who like doing the outdoors things. It is very rare and you're definitely a pretty young lady, but also very confident in your own skills, I applaud you and this is the first video of yours I have watched but it surely will not be the last. Thank you for helping to keep this lifestyle alive.
I really appreciate that you’re humble and modest and you’re not a gal that has to showcase “other things” just to get clicks. Ya got my sub.
🙏🏼🙏🏼
So glad you put your dog first . I wish more people would think of protecting their animals first and more like the best friend you could ever have
I watched this video again in the the middle of summer and am even more impressed with Alexis. She did this in February... in Canada. I am reminded of a primitive camping trip I took over July 4th weekend once in Central Idaho. It was so cold we had to stay up most of the night by the fire to keep warm. Almost impossible to sleep and that was July in Idaho. Kudos to her for this.
I use to have to do ranges up in northern minnesota and we would do 4-7 days in the snow, just shooting all day, and digging holes to drop our bags in, or setting tarps to redirect wind. The first day is the worst then by the end of the week you go into a building and youre sweating. Good times.
Hi Alexis, I always worry for the women out there doing solo bush crafts, but it’s great to see strong women doing this!
I’d like to try it at least once in my life, it seems very freeing & powerful to be able to do that! Thank you for your courage & survival skills💗
Just carry a shotgun (and know how to use it ofc) you’ll be okay 😅
@@spookyreaper1702 Canadian women don’t need shotguns. We are tough and brave! ;-)
@@louisehiker9246 if there’s wolves or bears whatever to scare them off and ofc to defend yourself from creepy men you never know what you may run into when you’re all alone. Never hurts to be prepared 🌻
Enjoyed seeing a young woman getting into the better way of life. Simple is better, in my opinion of course.
New to your community love watching you. you're awesome. Sandy missouri
Hey Alexis, stumbled across your vid on ten favourite items. Then watched this one, I’m in awe! your a legend in the making. I’m in Australia and have camped in the snowy mountains but not in the cold. I love your video and your explanations, so good. Also how you don’t cut out any mistakes etc is very honest thanks.
Thank you so much!!
Great video. Don’t worry about pouring boiling water in a Nalgene. They are made for it and also dishwasher safe. I tend to like a nalgene in my bag vs a titanium or stainless bottle. I feel it radiates heat longer. Of course the metal bottle is multipurpose. Tough call.
I love seeing this yt community interact with each other!
Pour boiling water into a Nalgene and toss it down in the bottom of your sleeping bag and use as a little heater. The old-school insulated OR carriers help it last longer. Plus, when you wake up, you'll have water that isn't frozen.
Heated plastic can cause cancer over time!
Welder gloves work too
good for you but too cold for me and my fipflops
Какая обаятельная и не унывающая походница! И Собакин, сразу видно, сродни ей по духу!
Not sure I could fall asleep without my dog with me. Brave!!
You are simply brilliant and a wonderful dog owner too.
I fell in love with this video out in the forest so nice and beautiful ❤️
Hand warmers are a god send, throw them in your bag and jump in, personally I throw them in a wool sock just for an added shield.... Cozy....
I also put them in my boots before I go to bed so I don't have to put them on frozen!
Time spent alone is still time spent with the world
Thanks for sharing! This video is giving me some great ideas on how to better winter camp. Very helpful tips, especially the snow anchors being installed.
Beautiful and rugged. What a great combination!
That was a really nice and informative video. Thanks young lady! Jules
She makes this look easy. Whenever I go get set up camping I'm cussing about why I didn't just stay home at least once.
I learn so much from you 🙌🏼
Elsaaa likewise my friend!! You’re a huge inspiration 💕
Very impressive and knowledgeable. I live in Florida I was freezing just watching the video thanks snow is so beautiful
COLLABORATION VIDDY!
Wow, 2 people I just started watching within the last couple of months! Awesome!
Elsa
I put my socks around the water bottle then when I wake I put them in my boots and lay in the bag for a bit. Makes it a little better putting them on in the morning.
Excellent video. Thanks for the vignette of Griz at the end of the video. Kudos for considering your animal friend, not everyone would be that kind and considerate. You brought Molson's along, so it wasn't a complete loss :-) :-) Stay well & safe ..Cheers
Ahh food in the furnace. Good job young lady. Like your attitude. It works well. Looking forward to more shows.
Hey Alexis. Great job out there! Some thing I would make a little different or just adding...I would use something for ground insulation, use saw just a little and then just break the wood (will safe a lot of your energy and teeth on saw),wrap meat products in heavy duty foil (will cook faster),bad idea to have alcohol in cold weather (the fact is that due to vasodilation, the human body begins to cool down faster. Opened pores give off heat, which causes rapid hypothermia),you can use plastic store bags wrapped around your feet inside shoes but do that if you have spare/dry socks...
Just finally got a chance to watch this - great video! I can relate to battery issues in the cold... One "tip" and one suggestion - free and worth every penny... To fold up tarps solo, bring along a couple of small carabiners. Lash two corners of the tarp to a couple of the trees with cordage and the carabiners in the gromets. These act as another set of hands to hold the corners while you shake/fold to them. My suggestion is just a personal habit. I try to keep my pack closed (zipped/buckled) at all times. The only time I leave compartments open is when it is stored or drying out (both cases it's empty). That way if I have to grab it and go for any reason I know it is secure and I'm not going to be scattering gear all over. Also - that wood must have been incredibly dry. That and/or birch bark must really burn (never tried it myself). Both times when you dropped large bundles of what I'd call relatively big kindling on the burning bark I expected it to smother-out - but it burst into flames! My fire laying skills are mediocre at best - if I did that, I'd wipe it out and be starting over. ;-)
Griz heard minus 10C,, go ahead Hooman have fun out in that,, Sleeps by fireplace.
What about the Griz bears? I would be more afraid of that.
@@redwhite_040 they can come out in winter,, but its usually for a good cause.. tasty Hooman being 1 of those..LOL
He could have handled it. Lol
Amaze balls! I’m so glad I found your channel
I love watching you , it makes my day. Thanks
You are so kind
Awesome video! Definitly learned some things to make our overnight trips more of a success than what we've done
Capturing a bunch of that fire heat into rocks (in addition to the water bottle) would have been a good idea.
Wonderful video! You handled this trip skillfully, responsibly and with good sprit. I've done almost a 1:1 trip, and it's no joke, especially with that wind you had there. I've also had to turn back out of concern for my dog twice this winter, good on you for making the right choice in advance, and also for being upfront about the uneasy feeling you get going in to a trip like this alone. Looking forward to the next one!
You make it look easy but also so enjoyable. Makes me want to go out and spend some time in the woods ❤
Everything is the great outdoors but once you run into a Sasquatch or a dogman the great outdoors ain't so great out doors after all,
@@joeywest4915 haha yes I bet. Even the more realistic wildlife encounters can be a scary situation. Definitely not something to underestimate.
Greetings from Southern Arizona… (Originally from Nova Scotia).
In today’s crazy world, you are such a treat to listen to. Great advice, awesome attitude and wonderful videography/editing.
There is certainly a shortage of people like you in the world.
Thanks for sharing your adventure.
How could 21 people not like this video?
There are those that "Can Do" and those who Can't. Those that Can't get angry when people show there appreciation for the Can Doos and out come the down votes.....
Such things are ever a mystery :shrugs:. Could be bots, could be folk who just downvote everything because they have a bitter spirit. You have a good looking Canadian lass doing outdoors things with obvious competence and mixing in some how-to hints and tips ... what's not to like?
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Any one can press a button!
Grizz just emailed me and said he is starting his own channel since you didn't take him on this outing... You might wanna have a chat with him.. 🙃
Nice. Well done!
What's the theme of the channel?
Basil Brushcraft !
@@silentrabbit247 thats a good pup you got
A RUclipsr who knows her audience. Here’s your grizz fix.
Great video.
Hahah thank you!
This is IDEAL cuddling weather
I love your video and I really do feel more comfortable just watching something else go out camping than doing it myself.
When it's cold out, wrap that sleeping bag in a space blanket or two and you should be toasty. I've slept in a wool blanket wrapped with the space blanket and poncho in 0 degree temps.
You’re boyfriend is a lucky man for having such a resourceful woman.
yes he is i would like to keep her warm
this is for sure
@@odisrose3279 Brah
Jeez, I know I gotta get out more when I sit here watching somebody chop wood for five minutes.
Lol at least you realize it….People that watch RUclips literally LIVE through these people and never leave their house, all day long watching someone else live THEIR life…..i think Its weird as hell lol
@@dark-starchemistryfabricat2405 😊
Excellent communication with nature is really wonderful. Like
Very Awesome !!!!!! I hope all of Your outings are as enjoyable as this one. You are my kind of Woman !!!
Personally, the reason why I dont go out into the woods for hiking and camping, is due to the fear of being alone and something happening. 😅 so your much braver than I. Love the video none the less.
You’re more alone and unsafe in your home or in the city
38:34 can't blame that on grizz this time ! 😳 😝😂 cheers eh!
I heard that too.
And it was loud!!!!! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Speaking as Griz's legal counsel, you have avoided substantial litigation by leaving my client at home in front of the fireplace.
I just enjoy your videos so much,you are so smart,lovely young woman, may you always be happy safe in your life.I’m waiting to see the next video.thank you so much 😆😊
Hat's off to your Dad for raising such a fabulous lady filled with skill. You pulled it off like a trooper! Here is a trick for ya, put two rocks in the fire, place them in your socks then into your boots overnight. Toasty warm every time.
So... she camps, drinks beer, eats jerky, loves dogs. What's not to like? Subscribed.
Being pretty on top of all that never hurts either.
I’m sure you have “What am I doing out here ? “ moments at times
And then promptly yells "SHOW ME THE MONEY !!!!
Isn't it funny that when campers aren't camping, they're watching camping videos? Thanks!
Great viewing, very relaxing to watch.