Good To See You Back 😊 Never go away again plz 👍 what a great location for a stealth adventure, really enjoyed this video and yea plz do more videos like this 👋🏻
Nice how you balance performance with cost. As an engineer, I respect that kind of smart thinking. There is always a point where something is good enough, and paying more isn't getting you enough extra performance. Great content!
I’m homeless n got outed out of a shelter because I got a knee replacement n did my year there already. I’m in hospital recovering now. I have a hammock n a tarp n hopefully I be able to get a hot stove for 99 dollars on as I have top n bottom quilt but there so orange hopefully when I buy the big dark tarp will stealth it a tiny bit. Love your videos.
Nice👍💯. That hot tent looked nice. I've seen those before. I've been wanting a hot tent for the family so I can take them winter camping. Actually saving for one, but the one I want is hard to find and very expensive. Mil-Surp 5 man Arctic tent of course...lol... lol...
I’ve been contemplating on weather I should get myself a hot tent or not. I live pretty close to the Fox River, and live in Illinois. I’m 65 years old now, and done 13 or so stealth camps. Thanks Johnny.
I have subscribed for awhile now but never got the notification for this one. I never camped in my life but two of my good friends used to go all the time. It was fascinating to see what you had to use compared to my friends. I enjoyed this a lot!
Tip for the stretcher higher up the ground. Any ants or insects crawling on the ground smear some Vaseline on the legs, and they will be unable to get past it.
That stove is impressive! Most people don't realize titanium can catch fire. But only at extreme temperatures you could never reach in a stove. But if it does ignite, it is nearly nuclear in terms of how hot it burns and it simply can't be extinguished, it's impossible to put it out with any normal techniques.
Thanks for posting this, maybe you can bring a thermometer with you, and a clock, for the time, you can film the whole time, just speed it up Post10 does it that way, he also gets good prices on the stoves, and all that equipment, the crazy Russian hacker, reviews all those stoves, and gear. It’s OK if you do different things on your channel, you can cook, share the your recipes, if you’re doing outside yardwork, shopping for new equipment, and gear, we will watch it, that way we still get a chance to see you, and your channel stays active.
Awesome find with the shed !!! I’ve never found one either but one day I will so how exciting when you found it and for sure I’d take it home if I was you 😊
Awesome vid. My 2 fav things to watch on 1 channel. I've got an idea for you. Maybe you could stealth camp next to a dam and film during the night? Xxx
YES I WANT MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS!!! DEAR JONNY, WHAT'S THIS WE YOU KEPT REFERRING TO? I WATCHED YOU FROM MY COUCH IN OHIO LOL JUST KIDDING IT WAS THE BEST VIDEO EVER! I WATCH A LOT OF CAMPING VIDEOS IN ALASKA & YOUR SETUP WASN'T MUCH DIFFERENT FROM THEIRS! SO GLAD YOU GOT TO ENJOY YOURSELF 😀
I am from South Africa, and I have noticed that the tents in the USA do not have a built-in groundsheet. Why is that? To be honest, I have not seen a tent in South Africa with no ground sheet. So, if there are any critters like ticks or spiders around you, you will have them in the tent with you.
Most tents here do have a floor. I thought it was very odd that this one did not. He could make a floor for it. Fold the "snow flaps" to the inside to create a barrier to the outside and throw a floor on top of those flaps. The North American tipi originally used bison hide, but canvas, plastic, or...cattle hide would work today.
Good To See You Back 😊 Never go away again plz 👍 what a great location for a stealth adventure, really enjoyed this video and yea plz do more videos like this 👋🏻
Nice how you balance performance with cost. As an engineer, I respect that kind of smart thinking. There is always a point where something is good enough, and paying more isn't getting you enough extra performance. Great content!
Alright fox river is back 🙌😊👍 looks like a great adventure watching now sir fox 🦊
I’m homeless n got outed out of a shelter because I got a knee replacement n did my year there already. I’m in hospital recovering now. I have a hammock n a tarp n hopefully I be able to get a hot stove for 99 dollars on as I have top n bottom quilt but there so orange hopefully when I buy the big dark tarp will stealth it a tiny bit. Love your videos.
Good job on your first stealth camp, you have so really good gear there. take care, be safe, and stay stealthy
Nice👍💯. That hot tent looked nice. I've seen those before. I've been wanting a hot tent for the family so I can take them winter camping. Actually saving for one, but the one I want is hard to find and very expensive. Mil-Surp 5 man Arctic tent of course...lol... lol...
I’ve been contemplating on weather I should get myself a hot tent or not. I live pretty close to the Fox River, and live in Illinois. I’m 65 years old now, and done 13 or so stealth camps. Thanks Johnny.
what an emotion to see you make a video like this. I love them.
I hope it's not the last one❤❤❤❤
Same I’m a new subscriber
Glad you're back.
Glad you're back to camping 🥰
Never found a deer antler before you're so lucky ✨️
I have subscribed for awhile now but never got the notification for this one. I never camped in my life but two of my good friends used to go all the time. It was fascinating to see what you had to use compared to my friends. I enjoyed this a lot!
Tip for the stretcher higher up the ground. Any ants or insects crawling on the ground smear some Vaseline on the legs, and they will be unable to get past it.
It was a long 30 days without your videos. So glad you are back.
That stove is impressive! Most people don't realize titanium can catch fire. But only at extreme temperatures you could never reach in a stove. But if it does ignite, it is nearly nuclear in terms of how hot it burns and it simply can't be extinguished, it's impossible to put it out with any normal techniques.
Thanks for posting this, maybe you can bring a thermometer with you, and a clock, for the time, you can film the whole time, just speed it up Post10 does it that way, he also gets good prices on the stoves, and all that equipment, the crazy Russian hacker, reviews all those stoves, and gear. It’s OK if you do different things on your channel, you can cook, share the your recipes, if you’re doing outside yardwork, shopping for new equipment, and gear, we will watch it, that way we still get a chance to see you, and your channel stays active.
Awesome find with the shed !!! I’ve never found one either but one day I will so how exciting when you found it and for sure I’d take it home if I was you 😊
Welcome back. Spring is just around the corner so the beavers will be hard at it again.
Love your stealth camping video, will you ever do anymore?
Awesome vid. My 2 fav things to watch on 1 channel. I've got an idea for you. Maybe you could stealth camp next to a dam and film during the night? Xxx
Welcome back, at least we know the beavers didn't get you.
Nice tent…Have fun stay safe.
that tent could NOT be a better color for there dammmmmmmmn
Fox RiverBUshcraft, great stealth camping in a hot tent in the woods I like how you set up your tent it was awesome
New Subscriber here! Please do more stealth camping videos. Thanks!
I dont think that's the NorthGaze, I own that tent and its light weight and not canvas.. This might be the Rock Fortress.
YES I WANT MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS!!! DEAR JONNY, WHAT'S THIS WE YOU KEPT REFERRING TO? I WATCHED YOU FROM MY COUCH IN OHIO LOL JUST KIDDING IT WAS THE BEST VIDEO EVER! I WATCH A LOT OF CAMPING VIDEOS IN ALASKA & YOUR SETUP WASN'T MUCH DIFFERENT FROM THEIRS! SO GLAD YOU GOT TO ENJOY YOURSELF 😀
I am from South Africa, and I have noticed that the tents in the USA do not have a built-in groundsheet. Why is that?
To be honest, I have not seen a tent in South Africa with no ground sheet. So, if there are any critters like ticks or spiders around you, you will have them in the tent with you.
Most tents here do have a floor. I thought it was very odd that this one did not.
He could make a floor for it. Fold the "snow flaps" to the inside to create a barrier to the outside and throw a floor on top of those flaps. The North American tipi originally used bison hide, but canvas, plastic, or...cattle hide would work today.
Another stealth camper in Illinois. Nice! Maybe I need to start uploading instead of just lurking. Liked & Subbed. Cheers
Good stuff so far. How long was that cot? I'm 6 feet.
Where’s crazy neighbour?
Lol 👍
you cant pronounce arcturus?