That looks weirdly comfortable. You know the feeling on a super cold night when the inside of your blanket finally warms up and you feel nice and snug?
Even if he wasn't, it's only proper. Essential workers like store clerks should default to being respected nowadays, and anyone who doesn't is a shitbag of the highest order.
@@Kytseo sometimes I can be grouchy if I don't watch it but I gave $100.00 to one older lady clerk I accidentally snapped at as she was leaving the store after her shift and said I was sorry. It made me sad to see that at her age she had to work a minimum wage job. Maybe she was just doing it to get out the house, but if not I had hoped she would get herself something nice. Sadly if she was working out of necessity it probably just went towards a bill.
Theres a certain feeling of comfort you get being in a safe environment so close to a dangerous one. Like being inside your truck bed in below zero weather in this case or even sometimes just riding passenger on a highway. You know your safe within the confines of the car.
Anyone else just randomly clicking videos on RUclips and ended up here ? 😂 I went from cooking videos, serial killers , prisons, and now I’m here watching a dude camp in a truck.
There's something so nostalgic about hearing snow crunch under your boots and walking around when the sun isn't up yet, reminds me of being in elementary school and walking to the bus... I mean it might not be the funnest memory but it made me feel something so
I always HATED that sound. It always made me feel colder than I actually was. The sound also falls under the category of shitty marker sounds and nails on a chalkboard.
When I was a kid, my father took us ‘rural’ camping in Maine. He was a tough blood and guts type of man. There were No bathrooms, no water supply just the nearby river.. Took over an hr to put half of an old army tent, together because for poles my father chopped his own from tree limbs. It got so cold that night my brother and I were shivering, so my father lined our cots with newspaper and that made all the difference! I miss that man and the all the things he could do.
I would have loved that. My dad would drop my mom and brother and sisters off and go back to work. The other times he would hang out with the adults and not play with us.
@@besewaxe4985 oh I can imagine its a nightmare to live with ahaha but Australian winters are just freezing cold and very wet, no snow....just makes you depressed lol
@@besewaxe4985 yep, I also live in Utah and after a couple weeks into winter I want this shit to be over. I guess it's different when you're out in the wilderness but trying to do everyday tasks in the cold is miserable
The fact you made an eight year old kid a pinnacle of your video, is just about the greatest thing I've seen in a very long time. Well done, man. It's absolutely fantastic.
I've watched a few of his videos ( especially enjoy the ice fishing) but I hadn't subscribed yet. The moment he called out an 8y/o fan I hit subscribe without a moments hesitation. Very cool to make that young mans day. Keep it up. I might even float you a recipe that can be made tailgate style.
The coldest temperature I have known happened to be minus 18 so you got me beat. I was in Hammond, IN, near Chicago in the 1940s. The videos of people sleeping in their vehicles are interesting to watch. Very good video. Owen is a very good chef.
@@haki3121 Thanks, Javier, I have had a lot of fun. I have about 1300 videos at RUclips. You might like my version of Justin Bieber's Baby. Also speaking of old, one of the oldest men ever to live happened to be named Javier. His last name was Pereira. There is a Wiki page with info about him. He lived to be 167.
At the tender age of 13, I was camping out in a lean-to with my fellow Boy Scouts in Fleischmanns, NY, when the overnight temperature dropped to -20F. My propane "grasshopper" stove wouldn't work because it was so cold. My relished Spagettios were frozen solid in the can. The scoutmaster had a grapefruit that was frozen solid, that sounded like a cannon ball when he dropped it on the wooden lean-to floor. I also learned that you are supposed to place your canteen inside of your sleeping bag at night. My aluminum canteen was split down the middle when the sun came up.
I had a similar experience just last year! Me and my dad decided to build a quinzee and sleep inside of it when it was around -29C (-20F). The only source of heat we brought for ourselves were candles and a thermos of hot chocolate which I stuffed down my sleeping bag. I woke up in the morning paralyzed and sick from the cold. I'm 14 this year and maybe I'll do it again, just with a heater 😂
@@noahbussey2247 you sound like my grandparents that swam through lava lakes on their way to school if that was true what you said your school is a death trap because its a miracle that nobody died.
Cold weather camping is a rush too. It feels good overcoming low temps while maintaining some degree of comfort. Hot weather just sucks plain and simple haha
Getting to snuggle into a warm sleeping bag after a cold day must feel so good. In contrast camping when it's all hot and muggy just leaves you a sweaty mess when you sleep
I live in Minnesota. I think your a very brave kid. To help you a bit, if you ever do this again, get an oil pan heater for your truck and plug it in somewhere. this keeps things working better. I've walked in the middle of winter here at a balmy -40 degrees for around eight miles. I've always liked warm sunny places ever since. lol.
"Its so cozy knowing that I'm in a warm environment, so close to being cold." This is the exact reason I love camping in the winter. Especially in a insulated tent, and its for nothing more than this. Its so satisfying to be in such a comfortable state with something so unforgiving being so close to you. I have had a hard time explaining that for so long, and Mav wrapped it up in one sentence.
Same! And it's not comparable to being inside of an air-conditionied tent/truck if it's really hot out. There's just Something about beating the cold weather.
Midwesterners’ tolerance for insanely cold weather will always impress me. I’ve lived on the West Coast my whole life, and temperatures like that are unfathomable here! Mad respect.
Fr im from Phoenix az im 30 and i can't even imagine living in the cold I've meet alot of people from Chicago who told me moving to phx was the best thing they did
This was the first video I watched of yours. Been a fan since you inspired me to save up and get a truck and a dirtbike and have my own adventures. I appreciate it man. Changed my life for the good
Ive been camping in the back of my truck for almost 35 years. Its warmer, keeps you safer. Heat is about the only trouble shooting issue, but Ive come up with a few different methods. I can even lock myself inside, and crawl into the cab from the back window, if danger was afoot, and drive off without exiting my vehicle. Best way to camp by far.
I work in HVAC and one of the things learned over the time is that CO alarms only go off when the level of gas reaches a critical point (Detectors that display the level of CO in the environment are better, and will let you know if there is any at all, but the sensors also go bad over time. I'd recommend one with a built in battery, as they're designed to last as long as the sensor is, then you replace the unit once it dies.), but that CO also builds up in the blood over time by bonding to the hemoglobin and can cause low level poisoning through long term and repeated exposure. I'd recommend finding a way to stay warm that doesn't involve combustion if possible. Even if it involves heating rocks or water over a fire outside of your car then moving them into it. Looks like a fun trip though!
I slept in a camper for 2 years in a desert region. It was so miserable during winter, my body heat would keep me and my general region warm. But the second I moved everything was freezing around. Didn’t get in negatives but 8 degrees in a metal can was awful, my heart goes to those homeless especially in cold regions
@@terryaltman6765 I definitely could’ve been wiser my brother, and I put myself in that situation so nothing to do but suck it up and learn from my mistakes.
@Eagle I was sleeping in my car for a couple weeks and some people helped me out by letting me stay in the camper. I paid rent of course. I moved cross country and the funds I had saved went so fast that I couldn’t afford a down payment.
Buy yourself a winter sleeping bag, designed for extreme cold weather. Shows your a kind person acknowledging your young fan. You just boosted his self esteem. Great job Mavrick!
The paying it forward thing with helping people out stuck in the snow is definitely true I carry two straps just in case someone doesn’t have one I’ll tow them out then let them keep the spare rope so they’re prepared. I’ve always said “if you’re coming prepared it’s typically for someone who aint. Not urself” paying it forward always helps another adopt the same mindset!!
Awesome video! Just a couple tips if you want 'em: -Invest in a sleeping bag rated for -50C. A high quality one is double layered, can use a single layer for warmer nights. (Keep clothes for next day at feet; sleep with just a shirt & boxers to avoid moisture build-up.) -Get a quality Lamp Heater (will last you 8 hours with just one of those propane tanks you bought.) Source: In CDN Armed Forces; multiple advanced winter survival courses in the territory of Yukon & in Alaska.
I'm from the Yukon and last year we dropped to -45 for a week. Our longest cold snap last year. But snowmobiling in -20 is my favorite thing. The cold wind is refreshing. And sledding is so fun! ( I have a 2011 RKM assault 800 cc 155 inch long track)
Ah, it's kinda based on where you live. It's currently 9:56 Am here and it's +9 the tree's are starting to go from green to yellow and the mountains are half green and yellow. Nice vibrant yellow with some red plants. But yeah if I were to go to somewhere like LA I'd probably die cause it I hate being over warm. I prefer the nice crisp air lol
I mean, as a fellow alaskan, -20 is not fun, 90 percent of us become shut ins during the winter, but believe it or not the summers can be miserably hot
@@David-rg7px yes indeed, most people get cabin fever and End up inside. But come winter not everyone is into winter sports, me I love it. I'm Canadian so hockey is everything lol
Hey Owen for cold weather camping what we did in the Army was wrap our wool blanket around our feet in the sleeping bag. We were told the feet are the body's thermostat and when they get cold it causes capillaries in the body to contract, restricting blood flow to preserve core temp. By keeping the feet warm we'd keep circulation up and stay warm at the expense of burning more calories.
Very true. I’ve slept in some cold environments and the first thing to get cold enough to wake you up are your feet. Another suggestion, remove your socks! Chances are, they’re wet. Also the heat from both feet together is warmer than the heat from each in it’s own sock.
Happened to me one time when I spent the night on Alcatraz Island (long story), except it wasn't waking from a nightmare and hitting my head, I had a massive muscle spasm in my arm, and it slammed into the side of the cell, and the cells on Alcatraz are made of metal, and it echoed throughout the building
Why do enclosed snuggled places like this look so appealing?! All warm and comfortable in layers of clothing & blankets, away from the world, give me a little radio & I’m set!
"it's so cozy being in a warm environment while being so close to being cold" how true that statement is Edit: How the hell did this get so many likes? Thanks guys! Lol
Y’all don’t understand how at peace this man is in his life atleast what he portraits in these videos but from what I see this kid needs nothing but the wild his truck and propane much respect I’ve always wanted to do this for a month or 2
The kids parents are also very wealthy and fund this entire thing. Who do u think pays for the truck,propane,food,and everything else. He wouldn’t survive 24 hours in the wild😂
@@Billy.Ripken RUclips is literally his job, he makes money from this. He has 1.3 million subscribers. This has 14 million views. A video generally earns 2k ish per million views.
Mav: You are one special young man. Down to earth, kind to strange children, a designer and a carpenter. Spend more time on your 'storage' carpentry in the back of your truck, looks very clever! Thank you for sharing!
That kid's charm is off the charts. Because it's so chilly outside? Young homie? And a very capable survivalist I gotta say. Not bad prep work on the soup either. Modest as well. Impressive. And the book he has is Hooked. Nice touch. Small details are everything. My hat is off to you pal.
As a boyscout, I can say you earned your freeze out patch. I did mine in an igloo, that was shared by 6 other scouts. It was chilly but we survived. It about 10 degrees, northern Wisconsin. Nothing beats a hot soup in the morning after a night like that :) Well done sir.
@@akseli66 its not bad, obviously. I grew up in Wisconsin and have camped in much colder weather. I've walked to school in much colder as well. How many times have you camped in under freezing weather in an igloo?
Did my Army winter survival training in Quebec. February - 20 Celsius for 3 days in the forest. 30 years ago. Still remember , like it was yesterday. Love it.
Watching this at home on a hot summer night at 90° F and feeling so envious of someone freezing their ass off lol. Potatoes looked good too. Looking forward to cold nights, eating hot food, and wrapping up in a blanket again.
@Ribby The Party Frog 100 degrees + all year round sucks even more. Literally it’s been 115 for the last week where I live in cali. I wish I could move somewhere colder but im too poor 😂
@Ribby The Party Frog it depends on where you live, where I live we have both hot summer and cold winter. Winter all the way for me, i hate suffocating hot temperatures
Here in CA desert summers, I stream shows like alaska bush people or ice road truckers to mentally contrast the heat...I swear it helps the ac cool the house down better.
JUST A HEADS UP - You NEED to have the CO alarm on the ceiling, Carbon Monoxide is lighter than air so rises to the top. If you have it down low then by the time the alarm is triggered you’ll probably be long gone. Stay safe and good content 👍🏻
Where Should I Place a Carbon Monoxide Detector? Because carbon monoxide is slightly lighter than air and also because it may be found with warm, rising air, detectors should be placed on a wall about 5 feet above the floor. The detector may be placed on the ceiling. Do not place the detector right next to or over a fireplace or flame-producing appliance. Keep the detector out of the way of pets and children. Each floor needs a separate detector. If you are getting a single carbon monoxide detector, place it near the sleeping area and make certain the alarm is loud enough to wake you up.
@@carmelleabron4058 obviously. You guys have crazy temperatures and the summers are disgusting! I live on the Oregon coast so I can handle 9 months of rain and gale force winds off the ocean but you guys can keep the humidity and the mosquitos and those CRAZY temperatures!
Honestly, even just hearing your interactions with the store clerks, you seem like a genuine guy!! I am saving my money for my van life, so this gives me inspiration. Maybe I will see you on the road one day!
Stumbled cross this on my timeline and glad I clicked. Love the PMA (Positive Mental Attitude). I feel you on the unexpected cold, got caught out this fall in -18 one night instead of expected -2 or -3 and it was chilly even with a 4 season sleeping bag! Didn't want to run the truck all night so huddled up next to the restarted fire with a wind break at my back and got through. 2 thumbs up and subbed
This sounds fun to do with friends. I love watching these videos where people are just living on the road, whether it be in an RV or a truck, it doesn't matter
Though I’d definitely say this is “glamping” more than camping, respect it a lot. Definitely brings back some old Boy Scout memories, especially since I’ve done some pretty cold trips. Snuggling up in the sleeping bag when its 5-10 degrees out is the best feeling
Coldest night I ever spent in a vehicle was -50 (-70 with windchill) at Denali Training Area up near fort Greeley Alaska. We spent a month out there with the first week and a half living out of our HMMWVs. The heaters in those things barely work as it is and we had to keep turret hatch open because someone was up on the gun at all times pulling security. That let the little bit of heat we had out. When you were in the driver seat you could warm your fingers up a bit but the back two were just ice boxes. Shocked to this day no one lost fingers or toes.
They make wood stoves for tents. I would be curious how well one would do in there. Plus, you can make your coffee inside without getting out of your bag, as long as you don't mind boiling water. (I use a pour over system)
Funny you'd say this. I tent camped in the UP over the 2018/2019 New Year. It was well below zero. But our wood stove was properly ventilated and we had some air circulation on top of that. Worked great. Now, me as an idiot, forgot the -20 sleeping bag and then had the wrong socks. So...I was cold AF. But I survived and it was a hella memorable trip.
I have to disagree with ya!! The only thing better than being warm on a cold night is being cold-ish on a cold night lol!! Drs say perfect sleeping temperature for a great night sleep is in the LOW 60’s such as 63*... my thermostat is set at 68* during the day and 64* at night!!!
If you’re camping in subzero temperatures you should definitely make sure to have a way to contact someone in case of an emergency. It’s definitely easy for car batteries to drain due to the cold. Stay safe out there
I think those Coleman heaters have an adapter so that they can connect to the large propane tanks and, yes, those small ones don't last very long. I'd recommend fitting a larger tank into the rear. I used to camp in a tiny tent which was smaller than the rear of your truck and cooking while lying down isn't that difficult and a hell of a lot warmer!
Yes they do. Also you can refill the small Coleman tanks with a larger tank if you don't want to lug around the large one. Probably not recommended, but it should be fine. Don't take my word as absolute though.
When your remote start dont work. Put the key in the ignition, turn it on and then back off and the remote start will work again. It's a safety feature on that model of ford. If you press the start button too many times, it will engage the safety
How the heck was he able to start his rig in the morning without a block heater? In Fairbanks, Alaska, everyone plugs their rig in at night, you have to.
@@paisleyprince5280 Brother Paisley, how long was your 'Burban sitting out in the open like that, like all night?...I mean how many hours just sitting and not running?
I’ve thought of investing in a heater for my rig. I’ve got a very similar set up as yours, but with the tall camper shell. Right now I boil water, fill a few of those flexible silicone hot water bags that grandma used to use for aches and pains, and sandwich them under my blankets a bit before bedtime. So cozy and no worries about rolling into a heater or carbon monoxide. Keep rockin!
I find this content relaxing as hell, i’ll watch in bed under my blankets with multiple fans blowing trying to simulate the experience because im a weirdo🤣🤣
I have to give it this man, he really camped out in the middle of nowhere while it’s below below -1 degrees Fahrenheit. He’s such a trooper, hope you carry a gun though don’t want yeti monster coming for you.
I was an LED technician for a production company in South Florida the year the Super Bowl was in Minneapolis. Went there to build a decent size LED wall and enjoy the event. The temperature ends up dropping to -17 with a wind chill that apparently made it feel -25...I made a promise to never complain about the heat and high humidity ever again 😆😆😆
@@joshisajedi2461 us Southerners will never agree. Think air conditioning and water. But then again, you would probably dislike our summers and would not understand why we think 32 degrees farenheit is unbearable much less negative anything.
Man you lucky it’s cold, my room hot as hell.. piping hot got me all sweaty and moist. Hot Florida salty moisture got my eyelids feeling drizzly dewy sticky.
3:28 “This sauce is phenomenal though it almost makes them good” Me: *intrigued* Mav: *holds up Sweet Baby Ray’s Lid to camera* Me: ah yes it all makes sense now
Tip from my old boy scout cold weather camping days: change your clothes before you sleep, especially your socks and underwear! It holds in sweat and makes you colder overnight, dry clothes are gonna keep you warmer ❤️
Here in Dallas TX they opened up At&t Stadium for all homeless and runaways ect. Free food, Water and entertainment. We take care of each other. #TheTexasWay
Mav, I'm a vehicle locksmith by trade. Your Ford OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) remote starter has built in settings to prevent the vehicle from draining all the fuel and the battery power. First, you only can remote-start the vehicle for 3 cycles outside of the vehicle. The next is that your run time will be limited to maybe 15-30 minutes. This was done to prevent the vehicle from being left running too long and using up all the fuel. Cycle your key in the ignition lock and start it like normal to reset the number of start cycles to 3. Keep in mind as well, your hood has a trigger switch and the vehicle needs to see that and all the doors closed for remote start to work.
It looks so cozy. I remember when I was on a trip to Scotland, in mid November a few years ago, there were 4 of us, we spent the night in a tiny wooden cabin near a mountain and a lake in the Highlands, with sleeping bags and a small heater just like the one in the video. It was below 0°C and soo cold outside yet so cozy and comfy inside my sleeping bag. Will never forget that experience. It was lovely.
Thank you for sharing your story. I'm from New Delhi, India with lifestyle probably different than yours, but I could still imagine your experience spending night in that tiny wooden cabin! How long ago it was? Were you a student back then?
That looks weirdly comfortable. You know the feeling on a super cold night when the inside of your blanket finally warms up and you feel nice and snug?
And then you remember you have to pee 😂
@@ICeyCeR3Al lol last year went camping then i got nice and comfortable then it started raining and I had to pee 😆😆😆
@@tysonalex3960 fax😂
I know, and then you feel the toilet seat
Yea that is the best feeling
Someone raised you right. Such a nice & polite kid to the store clerks.
Even if he wasn't, it's only proper. Essential workers like store clerks should default to being respected nowadays, and anyone who doesn't is a shitbag of the highest order.
@@Kytseo sometimes I can be grouchy if I don't watch it but I gave $100.00 to one older lady clerk I accidentally snapped at as she was leaving the store after her shift and said I was sorry. It made me sad to see that at her age she had to work a minimum wage job. Maybe she was just doing it to get out the house, but if not I had hoped she would get herself something nice. Sadly if she was working out of necessity it probably just went towards a bill.
@@HEADEDWESTWARD good on u if it’s true 💯
@@Kytseo essential lol
@@Kytseo everyone's essential. Human beings are essential
I love being warm, cozy, and comfy in a small space. Anyone else?
Literally same. Its like a mini heaven 😍
I’m in a Kia Sorento, and even though I can’t sit up straight it scores really high on the “warm and cozy” scale.
@@Name-ps9fx nice. Being in a warm car driving at night is one of my favorite comforting things to do.
I sleep in a shed with heating and ac in summer, I’m SO comfortable when I’m there and sleeping! 🤩
@@gl-jp8up sounds fun!
Theres a certain feeling of comfort you get being in a safe environment so close to a dangerous one. Like being inside your truck bed in below zero weather in this case or even sometimes just riding passenger on a highway. You know your safe within the confines of the car.
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Anyone else just randomly clicking videos on RUclips and ended up here ? 😂
I went from cooking videos, serial killers , prisons, and now I’m here watching a dude camp in a truck.
Is there any other way?
Same here lmaoooo
Right 😂
Cooking, Fishing and now Camping 🤣
youtube has ways of doing that goes from real intense videos to calming vidieos then back to intense lol
There's something so nostalgic about hearing snow crunch under your boots and walking around when the sun isn't up yet, reminds me of being in elementary school and walking to the bus... I mean it might not be the funnest memory but it made me feel something so
I always HATED that sound. It always made me feel colder than I actually was. The sound also falls under the category of shitty marker sounds and nails on a chalkboard.
@@fourscarlet7581 damn way to ruin it 😂
It reminds me of when I used to go to boarding school in New hampshife
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When I was a kid, my father took us ‘rural’ camping in Maine. He was a tough blood and guts type of man. There were No bathrooms, no water supply just the nearby river.. Took over an hr to put half of an old army tent, together because for poles my father chopped his own from tree limbs.
It got so cold that night my brother and I were shivering, so my father lined our cots with newspaper and that made all the difference!
I miss that man and the all the things he could do.
I would have loved that. My dad would drop my mom and brother and sisters off and go back to work. The other times he would hang out with the adults and not play with us.
Dad's like that are the best.. 99.99% chances kids from tough dads like that don't grow up to be soft and sensitive
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@@stansmith5610 haha for me it's reversed, my mother is the tough one.
You miss your dad.just remember what he taught you.that was his love for you.👍
As someone who lives in Australia and has only seen snow once….this whole experience seems truly magical
@@Wankle.💀
as someone who lives in utah i promise it gets old FAST
@@besewaxe4985 oh I can imagine its a nightmare to live with ahaha but Australian winters are just freezing cold and very wet, no snow....just makes you depressed lol
@@Cruisey32 Haha you're right, just boring cold and wet.
@@besewaxe4985 yep, I also live in Utah and after a couple weeks into winter I want this shit to be over. I guess it's different when you're out in the wilderness but trying to do everyday tasks in the cold is miserable
The fact you made an eight year old kid a pinnacle of your video, is just about the greatest thing I've seen in a very long time. Well done, man. It's absolutely fantastic.
I've watched a few of his videos ( especially enjoy the ice fishing) but I hadn't subscribed yet. The moment he called out an 8y/o fan I hit subscribe without a moments hesitation. Very cool to make that young mans day. Keep it up. I might even float you a recipe that can be made tailgate style.
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@@mrgedits4478 the comments section is to Express your feeling/what u liked about the video not to judge 👨🏾⚖️ other people’s likeings about the video
The 8 year old is now camping in moms car in driveway!!
The coldest temperature I have known happened to be minus 18 so you got me beat. I was in Hammond, IN, near Chicago in the 1940s. The videos of people sleeping in their vehicles are interesting to watch. Very good video. Owen is a very good chef.
1940s?! you must be super old! I wish i can see what you saw throughout your lifetime ):
I love your videos featureman, never expected seeing you here! Owen may be a great chef but not as experienced as you ;)
@@haki3121 Thanks, Javier, I have had a lot of fun. I have about 1300 videos at RUclips. You might like my version of Justin Bieber's Baby. Also speaking of old, one of the oldest men ever to live happened to be named Javier. His last name was Pereira. There is a Wiki page with info about him. He lived to be 167.
@@Featureman jajaja wow I hope can beat his record! Thanks for quick chat! Best of wishes and take care!
Hi featureman! Love your videos
At the tender age of 13, I was camping out in a lean-to with my fellow Boy Scouts in Fleischmanns, NY, when the overnight temperature dropped to -20F. My propane "grasshopper" stove wouldn't work because it was so cold. My relished Spagettios were frozen solid in the can. The scoutmaster had a grapefruit that was frozen solid, that sounded like a cannon ball when he dropped it on the wooden lean-to floor. I also learned that you are supposed to place your canteen inside of your sleeping bag at night. My aluminum canteen was split down the middle when the sun came up.
I’m guessing this was a long time ago because the Scouts have probably been neutered so they wouldn’t bring kids out in those temperatures.
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I had a similar experience just last year! Me and my dad decided to build a quinzee and sleep inside of it when it was around -29C (-20F). The only source of heat we brought for ourselves were candles and a thermos of hot chocolate which I stuffed down my sleeping bag. I woke up in the morning paralyzed and sick from the cold. I'm 14 this year and maybe I'll do it again, just with a heater 😂
There is no hell worse than frozen Spaghettios.
I’ve stayed in fleischmanns ny before wow never heard it mentioned before anywhere
I love your manners. I’m sure your Mom is proud. 😃
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@@Gokuop537 Don’t say such things about yourself. 😉
Is that sarcasm?
I like these videos cuz they make me sleepy when I can’t sleep. Not cuz they’re boring; cuz they’re so cozy.
I agree
Same man
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Me right now at 3am
Let’s give this man a round of applause for cutting and cooking outside what a legend
We did this in school -30 and slept under tarps on the snow lol
Well said and I agree.
I’ve slept out in the cold 🥶 and it isn’t fun. :-(
@@noahbussey2247 you sound like my grandparents that swam through lava lakes on their way to school
if that was true what you said your school is a death trap because its a miracle that nobody died.
Lol
Anyone from the Midwest and/or the boy scouts in an area where winter exists understands 😂
I think camping in the cold is funner than camping in the heat, no mosquitos to worry about just the cold. Or maybe I’m just sick of the heat.
Cold weather camping is a rush too. It feels good overcoming low temps while maintaining some degree of comfort. Hot weather just sucks plain and simple haha
He's lucky he didn't die of carbon monoxide gas from the gas heater.
Getting to snuggle into a warm sleeping bag after a cold day must feel so good. In contrast camping when it's all hot and muggy just leaves you a sweaty mess when you sleep
Me too
Haha yeah
I live in Minnesota. I think your a very brave kid. To help you a bit, if you ever do this again, get an oil pan heater for your truck and plug it in somewhere. this keeps things working better. I've walked in the middle of winter here at a balmy -40 degrees for around eight miles. I've always liked warm sunny places ever since. lol.
Wha the fck is brave about a guy with money doing cold weather challenges on a youtube channel
@@trahapace150 I mean it’s his own money so yea your just mad that mommy and daddy cut off your supply
@@trahapace150the jealousy leaking out of your comment is pathetic. Get better
@@austinseaman1913 It's "you're", you absolute buffoon
*-19F, alaskans: what a nice warm day today*
Depends on the season
@Nba YoungBoy depends on the season
Depends on the season and the location, Juneau isn’t as cold as Fairbanks
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@@yackemup Trrruuuuueeeeee lol
"Its so cozy knowing that I'm in a warm environment, so close to being cold."
This is the exact reason I love camping in the winter. Especially in a insulated tent, and its for nothing more than this. Its so satisfying to be in such a comfortable state with something so unforgiving being so close to you. I have had a hard time explaining that for so long, and Mav wrapped it up in one sentence.
This is how you explain it ??? Dam I didn’t know lol
Honestly
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And people say I’m crazy for liking to be warm in the cold. He summed it up greatly
Same! And it's not comparable to being inside of an air-conditionied tent/truck if it's really hot out. There's just Something about beating the cold weather.
Midwesterners’ tolerance for insanely cold weather will always impress me. I’ve lived on the West Coast my whole life, and temperatures like that are unfathomable here! Mad respect.
Fr im from Phoenix az im 30 and i can't even imagine living in the cold I've meet alot of people from Chicago who told me moving to phx was the best thing they did
From Chicago, now live in Florida. Anything under 60 is too cold for me
Whimps...or in todays term, snowflakes
-19F isn't _that_ cold where I live. It's weird to think that there are places that don't regularly hit those kinds of temps lol
Fr. Even in Washington it doesn’t get nearly as cold as MW states😂😂😂
This was the first video I watched of yours. Been a fan since you inspired me to save up and get a truck and a dirtbike and have my own adventures. I appreciate it man. Changed my life for the good
Ive been camping in the back of my truck for almost 35 years. Its warmer, keeps you safer. Heat is about the only trouble shooting issue, but Ive come up with a few different methods. I can even lock myself inside, and crawl into the cab from the back window, if danger was afoot, and drive off without exiting my vehicle. Best way to camp by far.
Wtf you’ve been living in your car for 35 years
@@mclovin816 they said camping bro lol not living in it
Hey care to share some techniques of low power or low fuel ways to keep warm, I'm working on a truck now and be cool to have your input
I’ve done that but still a work van is way better for camping than the bed of a truck
@@Radbot776 but why ??? I like 5 star resorts better with a jacuzzi by the beach
I work in HVAC and one of the things learned over the time is that CO alarms only go off when the level of gas reaches a critical point (Detectors that display the level of CO in the environment are better, and will let you know if there is any at all, but the sensors also go bad over time. I'd recommend one with a built in battery, as they're designed to last as long as the sensor is, then you replace the unit once it dies.), but that CO also builds up in the blood over time by bonding to the hemoglobin and can cause low level poisoning through long term and repeated exposure. I'd recommend finding a way to stay warm that doesn't involve combustion if possible. Even if it involves heating rocks or water over a fire outside of your car then moving them into it. Looks like a fun trip though!
This is very good to know, thank you!
I'm glad you said something. I hope he takes your advice.
Idk if there is any other option?
Electric heater hooked up to some kind of power source
from one hvac professional to another: very interesting! good to know your thoughts and experience.
I slept in a camper for 2 years in a desert region. It was so miserable during winter, my body heat would keep me and my general region warm. But the second I moved everything was freezing around. Didn’t get in negatives but 8 degrees in a metal can was awful, my heart goes to those homeless especially in cold regions
That's crazy
@@Ben-jc8pu could’ve been much worst fam, and for some people it is. Definitely makes you appreciate everything you have
one thing's for sure you're definitely a brave man
@@terryaltman6765 I definitely could’ve been wiser my brother, and I put myself in that situation so nothing to do but suck it up and learn from my mistakes.
@Eagle I was sleeping in my car for a couple weeks and some people helped me out by letting me stay in the camper. I paid rent of course. I moved cross country and the funds I had saved went so fast that I couldn’t afford a down payment.
This was such a relaxing chill video that made me forget about my stress. Thanks man.
“Chill”
@@ShuffleboardJerk Chill
@@lciergb406 nobody messes with Adam wee 😠
Buy yourself a winter sleeping bag, designed for extreme cold weather. Shows your a kind person acknowledging your young fan. You just boosted his self esteem. Great job Mavrick!
The paying it forward thing with helping people out stuck in the snow is definitely true I carry two straps just in case someone doesn’t have one I’ll tow them out then let them keep the spare rope so they’re prepared. I’ve always said “if you’re coming prepared it’s typically for someone who aint. Not urself” paying it forward always helps another adopt the same mindset!!
Awesome video!
Just a couple tips if you want 'em:
-Invest in a sleeping bag rated for -50C. A high quality one is double layered, can use a single layer for warmer nights. (Keep clothes for next day at feet; sleep with just a shirt & boxers to avoid moisture build-up.)
-Get a quality Lamp Heater (will last you 8 hours with just one of those propane tanks you bought.)
Source: In CDN Armed Forces; multiple advanced winter survival courses in the territory of Yukon & in Alaska.
Such a cold temp rated sleeping bag is wasted if it is just used car camping + propane heater
@@jonnyinch8158 until the heater doesn't work or his truck catches fire on accident and he is stuck in the woods in the weather all night
he literally said his sleeping bag was for 0 degrees that’s -17 C
Thanks bud 🇨🇦🤝🇨🇦
Propane heaters in an enclosed environment has carbon monoxide poisoning written all over it
I'm from the Yukon and last year we dropped to -45 for a week. Our longest cold snap last year. But snowmobiling in -20 is my favorite thing. The cold wind is refreshing. And sledding is so fun! ( I have a 2011 RKM assault 800 cc 155 inch long track)
Dang Colorado would probably seem almost tropical to you in the winter.
Ah, it's kinda based on where you live. It's currently 9:56 Am here and it's +9 the tree's are starting to go from green to yellow and the mountains are half green and yellow. Nice vibrant yellow with some red plants. But yeah if I were to go to somewhere like LA I'd probably die cause it I hate being over warm. I prefer the nice crisp air lol
I mean, as a fellow alaskan, -20 is not fun, 90 percent of us become shut ins during the winter, but believe it or not the summers can be miserably hot
@@David-rg7px yes indeed, most people get cabin fever and End up inside. But come winter not everyone is into winter sports, me I love it. I'm Canadian so hockey is everything lol
@@darejames6211 Respect
Hey Owen for cold weather camping what we did in the Army was wrap our wool blanket around our feet in the sleeping bag. We were told the feet are the body's thermostat and when they get cold it causes capillaries in the body to contract, restricting blood flow to preserve core temp. By keeping the feet warm we'd keep circulation up and stay warm at the expense of burning more calories.
I ski 100 days a year and my feet are always hot and sweating even if the rest of me is freezing till it hurts.
You can also fill a bottle with hot water and keep it near your feet.
@@variantofconcern1735 That’s smart
@@variantofconcern1735 won't last... then you're stuck reheating water with fuel that puts out more exhaust
Very true. I’ve slept in some cold environments and the first thing to get cold enough to wake you up are your feet. Another suggestion, remove your socks! Chances are, they’re wet. Also the heat from both feet together is warmer than the heat from each in it’s own sock.
Guy: *sleeps in truck*
8 million people: interesting
It was in my recommended
Facts
Now imagine if he had a OnlyFans, wonder if there will be 8 million of people be subscribing, cuz he'll be filthy rich.
Wow so creative for a comment
Lmao
The 8 year old sending you a recipe is the most wholesome thing ever!
These types of videos keeps me comfortable and gives me peace when im troubled by life.
Repent truly in Jesus name he is the prince of peace.
Imagine suddenly waking up from a nightmare and smacking your head on the roof
I had top bunk my freshman year of college. The ceilling was cement and I hit my head really hard like once a week haha
Then you go back to sleep
Just hope you wake up with that heater running all night .
Happened to me one time when I spent the night on Alcatraz Island (long story), except it wasn't waking from a nightmare and hitting my head, I had a massive muscle spasm in my arm, and it slammed into the side of the cell, and the cells on Alcatraz are made of metal, and it echoed throughout the building
@@jareddoran6605 There's nooooo way I'd be able to even sleep! Why where you there?
Camping in your truck is fun when you don't have to.
Right meanwhile ppl in Texas r dying due to no power and ppl found froze to death!
@@ginger2167 ik I'm in texas
@@ginger2167 wtf going on in Texas
@@cs-cl9qs Bunch of morons running the show over here in Texas....
Yepper
Honestly there’s nothing better then getting home from a long day and sitting down and watching some Mav. Keep u the good work!
lmao do drugs
@@puffmaster420 wtf nah dont do that puff master 420 lmao who am i talking to
Agreed, it's a great way to wind down
Why do enclosed snuggled places like this look so appealing?! All warm and comfortable in layers of clothing & blankets, away from the world, give me a little radio & I’m set!
I prefer Cold weather tbh
Yea in warmer weather the heat makes me feel like I'm just melting
@@TFSPY962 yesss it’s like the heat makes you crazy tbh 😂
Ya and the mosquitoes are crazy in Minnesota during the summer
Hi comment spammer self promo
Fo sho. In AZ the heat will boil your brain
"it's so cozy being in a warm environment while being so close to being cold" how true that statement is
Edit: How the hell did this get so many likes? Thanks guys! Lol
Agreed! I love it when I’m all cozy in my bed with the fan blowing and I’m all warm under the covers and it’s cold
Never heard it described that what but it’s so true. Perfectly said.
Hot weather sucks especially humid weather much better being cold
Yes, I totally agree!
@@annm861 glad I’m not the only one
I’m in the Air Force just used Owens recipe here at the dorms... my dorm mates and I loved it thanks for the share Owen
No 5 star meal???
Oh that’s cool I’m not in the Air Force but I do want to try it Lol
@@erickfuentes1644 to cold to walk to the DFac atm lol
I remember the dorms anything better than the dfac
Last name is echelon you must become a super soldier lieutenant some day
This video gets recommended to me Every couple of months and I have no problem rewatching it
Y’all don’t understand how at peace this man is in his life atleast what he portraits in these videos but from what I see this kid needs nothing but the wild his truck and propane much respect I’ve always wanted to do this for a month or 2
Always wanted to for a month
The kids parents are also very wealthy and fund this entire thing. Who do u think pays for the truck,propane,food,and everything else. He wouldn’t survive 24 hours in the wild😂
@@Billy.Ripken RUclips is literally his job, he makes money from this. He has 1.3 million subscribers. This has 14 million views. A video generally earns 2k ish per million views.
@@nohonor5564 ya that potato guy upset he can’t do it 😂
Yeah you're right, we don't understand...
Mav: You are one special young man. Down to earth, kind to strange children, a designer and a carpenter. Spend more time on your 'storage' carpentry in the back of your truck, looks very clever! Thank you for sharing!
Shut up Randall
@@loganpetrilli494 shut up logan
@@loganpetrilli494 💀
@@Theultimatespinjitsu bro your last name is yammer 💀💀
Sounds like jesus
Those potatoes looked good just the way they were 🤤
-19 Camping is a joke. Try camping in 115 farenheit weather 😓🌡☀️
Can you please get more merch
You guys should make a video together
ur cringe
@@jimbohalsey8374 I've done that or close to it in my van many times..I'll take heatbover cold and day..
I keep coming back to this video specially while sleeping, for some reason, it's so cozy.
I try to encourage my 10 year old to watch your stuff. Glad you're aware of the younger audience you are a great role model.
That kid's charm is off the charts.
Because it's so chilly outside? Young homie?
And a very capable survivalist I gotta say.
Not bad prep work on the soup either.
Modest as well.
Impressive.
And the book he has is Hooked.
Nice touch.
Small details are everything.
My hat is off to you pal.
As a boyscout, I can say you earned your freeze out patch. I did mine in an igloo, that was shared by 6 other scouts. It was chilly but we survived. It about 10 degrees, northern Wisconsin. Nothing beats a hot soup in the morning after a night like that :)
Well done sir.
Ahh, our Cheese state gets so cold up North.
10 degrees F? Thats nothing
@@akseli66 its not bad, obviously. I grew up in Wisconsin and have camped in much colder weather. I've walked to school in much colder as well. How many times have you camped in under freezing weather in an igloo?
@@Thorfinn_Son_Of_Thors home sweet home. :)
@@No1tgffgh Wisconsin doesnt tell me anything since im from europe, but last winter i was sleeping outside in a tent in the army it was about -35° F
I love our country, what a beautiful place on this planet.
This goes straight into my “Videos to Watch at 2am” playlist
Where that playlist at
its 1:30 am damn
Did my Army winter survival training in Quebec. February - 20 Celsius for 3 days in the forest. 30 years ago. Still remember , like it was yesterday. Love it.
BWW
Good luck
Cheers for that Rob
Try -36. That’s my personal record
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Subbed because you made Owens soup and included it in the description. Heart warming ❤️
Subed because he knows ace videos and because he looks like ace"s brother
@@miguelrangel7722 😷😷😷👍👍👍
@Counterpart2U Ya
Beautiful
His voice too, hes energetic seems fun
I miss these regular truck camping videos in the back of the truck... His vids just arent the same anymore 😭
I always sleep better under my blanket when it’s cold. Harder too sleep when it’s too hot.
You would love Australia
Agreed
i always have my fan on all the time or an a/c
@@fattyalpaca just about to say that
Maybe don't use a blanket in the summer dummy
Bruh it looks so safe and comfortable in his truck, I would live there.
No you wouldn't :)
@@olddohko9037 without snow
@@baddestpuppet696 still, your home is definitely safer than that
minus the co2 poisn'n
@@olddohko9037 yes I would
This man is making food in -1 degrees. You're a trooper. Shoutout from Texas.
And he has such good manners.
That’s what I was thinking the WHOLE time haha!
Watching this at home on a hot summer night at 90° F and feeling so envious of someone freezing their ass off lol.
Potatoes looked good too. Looking forward to cold nights, eating hot food, and wrapping up in a blanket again.
bro same
No winter where i live in California 😭
@Ribby The Party Frog 100 degrees + all year round sucks even more. Literally it’s been 115 for the last week where I live in cali. I wish I could move somewhere colder but im too poor 😂
@Ribby The Party Frog it depends on where you live, where I live we have both hot summer and cold winter. Winter all the way for me, i hate suffocating hot temperatures
Here in CA desert summers, I stream shows like alaska bush people or ice road truckers to mentally contrast the heat...I swear it helps the ac cool the house down better.
That’s so mentally refreshing being alone I think as a human been we all need this every now and then just to relax I think.
Yes something purifying about solitude.
@@geod3589 indeed
“Owen, actually used his mom’s email, to send me his recipe.”
Ah, yes, a man of *tradition*
Owen is 8
Owen is a legend
Bruv he didn’t even make the soup he just made mashed potatoes, didn’t even add any liquid 🤣🤣🤣
i honestly dont know why i just spent 13 minutes watching you sleep in your car but i did. good stuff
It's a sign. - Open your eyes.
@@are_you_f_serious ive been binging the channel. i cant stop. i dont even like camping
@@flowgod524 i am actually thinking about trying to camp in my VW Polo because of him
Not 13 minutes
@@Uncharted8907 looks like 13 minutes to me
JUST A HEADS UP - You NEED to have the CO alarm on the ceiling, Carbon Monoxide is lighter than air so rises to the top. If you have it down low then by the time the alarm is triggered you’ll probably be long gone. Stay safe and good content 👍🏻
CO is _heavier_ than air
Where Should I Place a Carbon Monoxide Detector?
Because carbon monoxide is slightly lighter than air and also because it may be found with warm, rising air, detectors should be placed on a wall about 5 feet above the floor. The detector may be placed on the ceiling. Do not place the detector right next to or over a fireplace or flame-producing appliance. Keep the detector out of the way of pets and children. Each floor needs a separate detector. If you are getting a single carbon monoxide detector, place it near the sleeping area and make certain the alarm is loud enough to wake you up.
Love the young kids who are cooking and wanna camp when they get a truck.
me
All that mommy and daddies money does dream work.
@@Terpslinger710 Uh, the 8 yo viewer. Mav makes his $$.
@@charliesmith643 I think hes talking about the younger guys doing this as a hobby, in a sense mav does this as a job
Dude, I live in MN and I wouldn't try winter camping in these kinds of temps. Hats off to you Dude!
Same
Yup it was brutal last sunday
Is he in MN? I lived there back in 2015/16 for like 7 months. Endured ONE winter. Came crawling back to the west coast. Y’all are nuts over there!
@@samalander88 yeah, sure yabetcha. MN is not for the faint of heart. We Minnesotans come from hearty stock.
@@carmelleabron4058 obviously. You guys have crazy temperatures and the summers are disgusting! I live on the Oregon coast so I can handle 9 months of rain and gale force winds off the ocean but you guys can keep the humidity and the mosquitos and those CRAZY temperatures!
Honestly, even just hearing your interactions with the store clerks, you seem like a genuine guy!! I am saving my money for my van life, so this gives me inspiration. Maybe I will see you on the road one day!
I look forward to your channel🌹
Then you'll be the next gabby petitio
@@hardcorehunter9438 smh
Stumbled cross this on my timeline and glad I clicked. Love the PMA (Positive Mental Attitude). I feel you on the unexpected cold, got caught out this fall in -18 one night instead of expected -2 or -3 and it was chilly even with a 4 season sleeping bag! Didn't want to run the truck all night so huddled up next to the restarted fire with a wind break at my back and got through. 2 thumbs up and subbed
This sounds fun to do with friends. I love watching these videos where people are just living on the road, whether it be in an RV or a truck, it doesn't matter
Cuddling is very nice in cold weather yes, doesn't have to be friends when it gets cold enough.
You should watch Nomadland. U would enjoy
@@Fridabina 😳
But now I'm thinking of having your significant other in there with you, and now I'm sad
@@tonyc945 oh yeah I like him, and Vagrant Holiday too. Even though he doesn't make the exact same type of content
Imagine how people survived in the past without any of the modern amenities,makes all this look pretty easy
I was thinking the same thing. We have it made these days. Well, the fortunate ones.
@@tnbren for now
@Ellie X 🤔
@Ellie X True..
Although I don't think he was pondering how it was 60 years ago 🤔
so true...
Something about watching someone suffer in the cold in the comfort of your own home at 12:40 am is weirdly comforting
Wtf it’s 12:40 am for me right now and I’m doing the same thing
He know too much
320am for me lmao
Literally read your comment at 12:30am
Omg is 12.40 rn
Though I’d definitely say this is “glamping” more than camping, respect it a lot. Definitely brings back some old Boy Scout memories, especially since I’ve done some pretty cold trips. Snuggling up in the sleeping bag when its 5-10 degrees out is the best feeling
I like the small diesel heaters you can install inside a van or camper. Cheap to use and will keep you cosy. They aren’t too expensive either.
Just the fact that they went shopping straight before camping makes this better.
He defo needed to go shopping, gotta stay stocked up.
I like that you gave Owen and the eight year old credit for the recipe. That was a classy touch. 👍🏽
Bruh,. I've been watching tons of Mav's videos,. But this one got 29M?! So great to many people appreciate this boy's work!
Coldest night I ever spent in a vehicle was -50 (-70 with windchill) at Denali Training Area up near fort Greeley Alaska. We spent a month out there with the first week and a half living out of our HMMWVs. The heaters in those things barely work as it is and we had to keep turret hatch open because someone was up on the gun at all times pulling security. That let the little bit of heat we had out. When you were in the driver seat you could warm your fingers up a bit but the back two were just ice boxes. Shocked to this day no one lost fingers or toes.
I grew up in Delta Junction, that place is bitter cold
Jesus did the fuel freeze in any vehicle that wasn’t being used
@@beefpop2504 true. It’s real shitty. Y’all got that great burger food truck tho. That shit slaps.
Funny how nothing changes with USARAK lol
@@raw1175 we gotta keep every vehicle idle for the entire duration of the op lol and fuel heaters are a thing for the refueling tanks.
Sitting in the warmth of my house thinking, “that looks interesting.” Proceeds to pick up phone, “hello, Dominos, delivery please.”
@@edgar9739 then don’t reply??
Faxs this do look interesting
😂😂😂
@@stevensushi what the hell lol? How did we get here? 🤣
Soon anybody who doesn't take the vaccine gonna be homeless.
If it ain't broke, it doesn't have enough features yet. - Engineers
If it has not broken then it is because the purchasing department didn't select the cheapest supplier - an engineer.
They make wood stoves for tents. I would be curious how well one would do in there. Plus, you can make your coffee inside without getting out of your bag, as long as you don't mind boiling water. (I use a pour over system)
Funny you'd say this. I tent camped in the UP over the 2018/2019 New Year. It was well below zero. But our wood stove was properly ventilated and we had some air circulation on top of that.
Worked great. Now, me as an idiot, forgot the -20 sleeping bag and then had the wrong socks. So...I was cold AF. But I survived and it was a hella memorable trip.
You know it’s cold when the snow sounds like Styrofoam when you walk on it
Love that sound
There’s nothing better than being warm on a freezing night
Also how did I get here?
I am in the same boat. Was watching videos on water pumps and somehow found my way here. No regrets though 🤣 this is a pretty good channel
I have to disagree with ya!! The only thing better than being warm on a cold night is being cold-ish on a cold night lol!! Drs say perfect sleeping temperature for a great night sleep is in the LOW 60’s such as 63*... my thermostat is set at 68* during the day and 64* at night!!!
@@joshuabartley5226 best temp to sleep at is ***warm enough***
I was watching vids about minecraft now im here😭
Yeah you enjoy that while I keep living in Florida filled with tan, beautiful women, my boat, and the beach.
If you’re camping in subzero temperatures you should definitely make sure to have a way to contact someone in case of an emergency. It’s definitely easy for car batteries to drain due to the cold. Stay safe out there
He literally has a cell...
@@barsaa._. he also mentioned having no reception so there's also that
@@Limxuv what other form of communication would you use to get help? a radio?
@@barsaa._. "very light" fire work, maybe.
Lol
@@barsaa._. smoke signals duh...
who else watching this in 2024?
Me
me too
Me three
Not me
Me
I think those Coleman heaters have an adapter so that they can connect to the large propane tanks and, yes, those small ones don't last very long. I'd recommend fitting a larger tank into the rear. I used to camp in a tiny tent which was smaller than the rear of your truck and cooking while lying down isn't that difficult and a hell of a lot warmer!
Good to know thanks so much
Yes they do. Also you can refill the small Coleman tanks with a larger tank if you don't want to lug around the large one. Probably not recommended, but it should be fine. Don't take my word as absolute though.
When your remote start dont work. Put the key in the ignition, turn it on and then back off and the remote start will work again. It's a safety feature on that model of ford. If you press the start button too many times, it will engage the safety
How the heck was he able to start his rig in the morning without a block heater? In Fairbanks, Alaska, everyone plugs their rig in at night, you have to.
@@blaineedwards8078 we saw - 30 f air temperature in Nebraska last week. My 92 suburban cranked hard but started on its own without much difficulty.
@@paisleyprince5280 Brother Paisley, how long was your 'Burban sitting out in the open like that, like all night?...I mean how many hours just sitting and not running?
HarleyJay is correct.
Also I didn't hear you lock b4 hitting the remote start twice.
Ford has to be remote locked to engage the remote start.
I’ve thought of investing in a heater for my rig. I’ve got a very similar set up as yours, but with the tall camper shell. Right now I boil water, fill a few of those flexible silicone hot water bags that grandma used to use for aches and pains, and sandwich them under my blankets a bit before bedtime. So cozy and no worries about rolling into a heater or carbon monoxide. Keep rockin!
But if one starts to leak you might have a serious problem.
@@ytwos1 from what I know they're super durable and can take a beating
@@gordythecat What if the zippy bag or wetbag leaks?
@@bluesmurf4646 what if the vehicle explodes while sleeping in it? What if, what if, what if what if.
@@super8bitvideos But what if it doesnt, but the zippy bag or wetbag leaks??
Maybe you should get an adapter that allows you to refill the 1 lb propane tanks from a 20 lb tank.
Awwww he made a kids potato soup recipe, that’s the sweetest thing ever
I find this content relaxing as hell, i’ll watch in bed under my blankets with multiple fans blowing trying to simulate the experience because im a weirdo🤣🤣
Same lol
Welp, I don't think the hell would be relaxing
@@EO-rx8jq looks fun
I have to have the fan on regardless of how cold it is, because I can't fall asleep without the sound hahaha
@@N-e0N me neither. And I fall asleep to crime shows lol
I have to give it this man, he really camped out in the middle of nowhere while it’s below below -1 degrees Fahrenheit. He’s such a trooper, hope you carry a gun though don’t want yeti monster coming for you.
This is the first video I'm seeing of you, and I'm already hooked! Very cool :}}
I was an LED technician for a production company in South Florida the year the Super Bowl was in Minneapolis. Went there to build a decent size LED wall and enjoy the event. The temperature ends up dropping to -17 with a wind chill that apparently made it feel -25...I made a promise to never complain about the heat and high humidity ever again 😆😆😆
I was ubering in MN that whole weekend
@@joshisajedi2461 us Southerners will never agree.
Think air conditioning and water. But then again, you would probably dislike our summers and would not understand why we think 32 degrees farenheit is unbearable much less negative anything.
Man you lucky it’s cold, my room hot as hell.. piping hot got me all sweaty and moist. Hot Florida salty moisture got my eyelids feeling drizzly dewy sticky.
@@jagervolant7871 come to Malaysia bro
That was very detailed lmao
South Texas (Houston) has entered the chat. “Did somebody say humidity?”
3:28
“This sauce is phenomenal though it almost makes them good”
Me: *intrigued*
Mav: *holds up Sweet Baby Ray’s Lid to camera*
Me: ah yes it all makes sense now
Sweet Infant Raymond... He never fails to impress
I haven't stopped buying it ever since somebody gave me a taste of it a year ago
The sweet baby rays
zucc would be proud
@@Chris-mk1et r/woosh
I have severe sleep anxiety, but to sleep I pretend I am doing one of your videos. Just camping in my room, making it a unique experience.
That actually looks like a really comfortable “bed”
Yup
yeah
Tip from my old boy scout cold weather camping days: change your clothes before you sleep, especially your socks and underwear! It holds in sweat and makes you colder overnight, dry clothes are gonna keep you warmer ❤️
Welcome to Good Burger, home of the Good Burger! Can I take your order?
When I was in the scouts in the early eighties we didn't sleep in clothes. sleeping bag and undies that's it
Quarter a cabbage, add some water, and chunks of canned corned beef or spam.. add any spices you like, take about 5 mins to prep, and 15 mins to cook.
Also with fried bacon ...! 😊
@@mariaherradi8732 very true!!!! Now I want bacon!!!!!!
😂
Awesome video young Man.. Respect for giving Owen a spot with his recipe.❤❤❤
Imagine how difficult is being homeless in this weather :(
Unimaginable
Its not hard to stay warm.
Here in Dallas TX they opened up At&t Stadium for all homeless and runaways ect. Free food, Water and entertainment. We take care of each other. #TheTexasWay
@@alexanderdemosthenis4970 Who pays for it?
A serious question.
@@alexanderdemosthenis4970 love the song
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Mav, I'm a vehicle locksmith by trade. Your Ford OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) remote starter has built in settings to prevent the vehicle from draining all the fuel and the battery power. First, you only can remote-start the vehicle for 3 cycles outside of the vehicle. The next is that your run time will be limited to maybe 15-30 minutes. This was done to prevent the vehicle from being left running too long and using up all the fuel. Cycle your key in the ignition lock and start it like normal to reset the number of start cycles to 3. Keep in mind as well, your hood has a trigger switch and the vehicle needs to see that and all the doors closed for remote start to work.
This man
@@l33trich1 wrote an entire essay
or the door is not closed all the way
It looks so cozy. I remember when I was on a trip to Scotland, in mid November a few years ago, there were 4 of us, we spent the night in a tiny wooden cabin near a mountain and a lake in the Highlands, with sleeping bags and a small heater just like the one in the video. It was below 0°C and soo cold outside yet so cozy and comfy inside my sleeping bag. Will never forget that experience. It was lovely.
Thank you for sharing your story. I'm from New Delhi, India with lifestyle probably different than yours, but I could still imagine your experience spending night in that tiny wooden cabin!
How long ago it was? Were you a student back then?
@@elephantal only a person from India would ask such trivial questions
@@kadijaish 😂
Hearing that snow in the middle of the summer bring flashbacks to the coldest days of last winter.