Thanks Joe. we never know the ripple effects of our actions. But you making kick butt content has definitely given this GenXer a reason to push forward on more than one occasion. Cheers dude.🤙
Wow! So many good memories! I am 76 YO now, so 40-50 years ago I was doing this. No titanium or super tents, but it still worked. This brought back so many great memories! Thank you.😃
Just wanted to say thank you for the great videos. I kicked a bad drug habit cold turkey and for the first 3 days I watched a ton of your videos and used them for inspiration for the things I can do with my kids now that I'm getting my life back. Please keep up the great work and know your making a difference in people's lives.
Good job, bro......dont go.back to that crap..........you stopped!!!...thats a miracle itself......stay stopped...please ....for you, your kids......................Erik
“ 3 extra inches makes all the difference” Joe pauses and looks at camera……one million subs all in unison…”that’s what she said” 🤣 great video….love the winter camping!
Hey Joe, I have been watching your videos for many years from having babies,fighting illnesses to losing dogs. I for one have been disabled for many years and one of my favorite things from a boy was packing a pack and heading out into the woods. Of course that all ended. So watching you to go out and do your thing is the next best thing. I've noticed over the years of reading comments that I am not alone many of your subscribers also feel the same way. Recently I was burdened with cateracs and was completely blind for 9 months. How I missed you buddy. Well surgery done and I can see again I'm back enjoying going on adventures with you. Keep up with your enjoyable entertainment as long as you can. Thank you for many good times and may God bless you my friend
Hi. Joe, first time watching your video, loved it! A couple of years back, I spent the entire winter sleeping outside in a tent within a tent. Heat source was a warmed up sleeping pad. The cold was good for my arthritis. I'm 73 years old.
omg! 75 yrs. old and I'm ready to hit the woods !! lol Great !! video, dude ! just great !!! Super early in the morning, here, in San Cristobal de Las Casas, Mexico...and your vid. already made my day ! Gracias ! Keep On Truckin' ...and Tentin' too !
Dude quit swinging that axe at your hand. I’ve noticed it’s becoming a habit. Don’t get so comfortable that you get sloppy. Love your channel though. That’s why I bring it up. You’re the man . Hate to see an accident happen.
Wow! You did get some snow! We haven't gotten much of any, except for some dusting. The weather guessors are saying we're going to get some all next week. Cool tent man!
13:25 I'm still in the Australian Army. At night, in Australia, we do gun picquet. I did a winter exercise in Lapland country with some Scandafinwegians where the troops do fire stove picquet. The enemy might try to shoot you, but without a stove in a six-man tent near the Artic Circle, you'll definitely die. We Aussies carry a lot of combat supplies - water, rations and ammo. Scandafinwegians carry of lot of dried wood and kindling, their skis and recurve bows with quivers of some of the best arrows I've ever seen - I watched Elk/Reindeer come down at 150 yards for rations. If you've ever tried to fire a one metre+ arrow from a recurve, you'll understand it. Fun facts.
Hey Joe, I ended a lot of these adventures when I fell through a floor 2 years ago. I literally depend on guys like you to share your adventures and I know I'm not the only old guy out there who feels like I do, so thanks and happy new year!
Oh gosh I hope you are okay and healed. I take care of my 95 and 93 year old auntie and uncle. They are pretty frail now and the aunt fell down the basement steps in August. She is still trying to get over it. Sending you healing blessings.
At the ripe old age of 28, i ruptured 3 discs and had them fused. By 34, i had a total of 6 surgeries to fuse 9 discs...my mobility is minimal at best. It sucks, given i grew up camping out, fishing, hiking, joined the army... So, like you, i live vicariously through the actions of others.
I am a Norwegian with a lot of winter tenting experience. I would not remove the snow before putting the tent up. I would just Compress it. The snow is not as cold as the frozen ground, and it is much cleaner. And if there is enough snow, you can dit a cold ditch. You can allso use snow as a insulator from the outside.
Thank you for bringing us to your adventures. I'm a middle aged man, 2 kids, house, stable income, lots of responsibilities, but very little time. When it's dark outside and it's late in the evening but I haven't had time to get some nature, then this is one of my escapes back to nature. Thank you.
Joe, Double fry for the best results on French Fries. Fry them until they are about how you had them at time stamp 36:15, remove from oil (on a plate or something) and allow to sit for about two minutes. Then return to oil and fry until golden and crispy. This method also works well for buffalo wings. Love the videos and wish I could camp the cool spots like you do. Thanks for the entertainment!
The slip tube on the chimney is possibly an insulator for where the stovepipe goes through the tent. Cook the fries twice. Once until they're just about done, take them out to cool and pop them back in to crisp up. Keep the already cooked food warm by putting it under the stove.
Who watches one guy camp, split wood, and eat creamed corn in a tent in the dead of winter for a solid hour? I just did. The most appealing about you is that you are exactly the same Joe you were when I started watching your videos two years ago. For some reason, I never tire of your videos. Another great job!
Hey Joe I know you won't see this but I've been watching your content since I was around 14 or 15 years old thank you for the amazing content all the time and so many amazing survival skills that I've used in daily life much love joe❤
Yay! We get to live vicariously through another fantastic winter camping video with Joe! One of these days, I'll actually do it myself. The hot tent videos are my favorites.
I can watch these videos all day. You're the Bob Ross of camping. So calming and take away my stress. I feel like I'm right there with you. One of the very few RUclips channels I can watch all the way through without skipping or getting bored. 👍
Me too! And then I appreciate having a warm and cozy home even more, as I watch porn on the DVR! To each his own! BTW, that tent is retailing for well over $1,000.00! Yipes!
I think that extra piece of metal goes at the point where the stove pipe meets the tent. Its an extra layer of heat protection for the tent where the pipe goes through. I have seen a few of them on other channels like that stove.
Recently moved to a place that doesn’t get snow to take care of my parents and I’m so homesick for it. This hits the right spot to start off the weekend right. I hope for much snow for you, too(i was watching the weather channel and saw you were getting snow this week)! Warm and positive vibes to you and your fam!
Same thing happened to me, I moved from Minnesota to Missouri after my mom became sick with cancer. I have to say at the end a decade and a half, I was happy to put the winters of Minnesota behind. While I miss an occasional heavy snow storm, I don’t miss the months long deep freeze. I’ll just get my extreme winter experience vicariously through Joe’s videos. :)
33:08 The difference between pushing and pulling can opener is on the opener's blade. If it's triangle like a flag with the edge on the front, it's for pushing; if it's shaped like a hook with the edge on the inside, it's for pulling. You got this Joe!
@@Riko0027 yeah I think all SAKs are the push kind, so they can fit a flat head screwdriver on the end of the tool. It's my least favorite part of SAK design---I have to say that the hook pull kind of opener is way faster
I may be mistaken but I think that sleeve goes at the top through the pipe hole to act as a heat barrier for the tent . And one of your rings holds the pipe on the stove.
One forgets how labour intensive getting wood is. Been a long time since I’ve been camping. That tent and stove was cool. You seem to know what you are doing and that handy axe repair was very educational. You know what to take and what you are doing. You would have to to survive the cold out there. The burger in the can was interesting. Never heard of that before or canned gravy. A very interesting video. A great video.
Hey Joe, from someone who heated 3600 sq ft house with wood for 8 years. If you would close those front vent as you went to bed, probably would still have fire in the morning. Hope you have many exciting camping trips. I’m 76+, with a spinal stimulator in my back , have to do my camping by proxy with y’all.
I miss watching your videos. I used to watch the longer ones to fall asleep peacefully and enjoying the outdoors with you. Then I would watch again on my free time. Your videos are both relaxing and exciting. Thank you Joe!
Hey Joe. I've been following you for a few years now and absolutely love your videos. I just wanted to say thank you for doing this. This has been a rough year for me. I went into the hospital on February 10 and didn't come home until September 3 from pancreatitis due to too much drinking. I was in a coma and total organ failure at one point.. I was in 3 different hospitals and a nursing home for physical therapy. The hospitals were very boring but the nursing home was the worst. It was so boring. I mean there are so many old people. No you don't understand they're everywhere and I'm only 32 and I was 3q when I first arrived. While stuck in there I caught up on all your videos while I was in there and it made it bearable. I have to re-learn how to walk again but I went from being classified as a functional quadriplegic to now walking with a cane at physicaltherapy. I just wanted to reach out and say thank you for what you do.
Hey Josh....sounds like my story only i am 63.My BP went haywire and i came down with Celluitus.Not fun....was in a bed for 2 months and knees and ankles are still week a month later.Hang in there and not sure what you drank.....I am a beer person myself.I was about a case every other day.Now i sip it and have one now and then.In the nursing home i was in.....this old guy 82 years old wanted to fight because i like a fan blowing on me.He had to have his light on all night.So one morning he yelled...turn that F****g fan off.All the nurses were on my side.Thank God i am home and have to use a cane.....and sometimes a walker.Hang in there Josh.Prayer always helps.See yourself in positive ways and you will overcome anything you set your mind to.
Man this is so cool I live in the Caribbean in Puerto Rico(tropical island) so seeing snow always looks and feels so magical I would love to camp like this in the future 100%
He makes it look easy but it is not, the cold hurts. He's putting the tent together with no gloves. Nose and ears by now feel like they are going to crack and fall off.
Love the feel good video my man, I’m from London Uk and I’m just chilling watching this thank you 🙏 I paused it when you got the chips (French fries) out and just had to say they looked like good old fashioned British chips ! Amazing stuff. Just subscribed. Paul.
14:50 this a light weight chimney, it's a one piece roll, not multiple pieces of pre-formed pipes, which take up space. Assembling it, for use in cold conditions is taught during recruit training, in various countries, and is competent/not competent, pass/fail. The 10th Mountain Division from Fort Drum, New York uses a similar contraption for mountain warfare. The odd pipe that you saw is the protection piece for the tent hole, or the chimney vent space. It's secured by some of the rings.
Great video! thanks for making it. Some guidance about assembling the stove: Attach guy wires to the metal clips on the spark arrestor, stake the guy wires in the ground. The chimney really needs to be secured. The extra piece of metal is a heat shield that is positioned on the chimney where it exits the roof of the tent. It acts as a double wall with an air gap in between. Keeps the tent from melting/burning. Yea, wrestling to make the chimney is a real joy. BTW, get an electronic CO2 monitor and hang it in the tent - just in case....happy trails! J
That's what I said. But I didn't have the instructions to not read like he did. Then deep fries in a synthetic tent. Glad the thing didn't go up in flame at multiple points of this video
Hi Joe, great to see you out and about...I would of thought the extra metal piece for your wood burner would of been for near the point of exit out the top...creating a heat barrier between the top of tent and stack... It's great to see the snow, dont have any here yet!!! Thanks for sharing 🌼
Love the winter camping vids! Set up a camp, have an awesome meal, get some shut eye, provide an excellent hour of content for the rest of us. Bravo, Joe!
Thanks for the content Joe! I moved from the forest to the desert and the past several years have been really lackluster when it comes to snow and trees, so I live vicariously through your videos!
The Winnerwell Fastfold Ti has been on my list for years now, I should probably get on that. From my research on tent stoves with rollup titanium chimneys, you have to be super careful making it into a chimney the first time. It helps to get someone to help you roll it up the long way, and do it where you have a large, flat, solid area to work in. When you do the first burn in, the heat causes the material to take a 'set'. After that when you set it up it should be far less likely to crinkle up like that, and should be easier to roll the long way into the chimney shape because that's the set it took. Rolling it up to pack away will be easier too, because you only have to deal with 1ft instead of 7ft of length. Hope that helps you or someone else down the road. Thanks for the vid! 🍻
Thanks for taking us along Joe,that was a lot of work setting up and getting wood and everything but you made it look kind of easy, 😂 We will see you on the next adventure.
After setting up a titanium rolling chimney with great difficulty myself, I couldn't stop laughing when you revealed the results of your attempt outdoors in the snow haha
What a great video Joe. It was fun to come along for the ride. I can't wait to do the same. That's a great lil' stove! Love that you bring along you good ol' cast iron. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Great overnight-er Joe. Looks like the Tent, stove and everything else was made for each other. Can't wait to see more winter camping this year with the tent and stove.
Leaving the Inner at home was genius Joe. Saves so much "faffing" about, when it comes to making camp and it's one less thing to roll up JUST the right way so everything all fits back in the tent bag ok.
Been sittin here waiting for this video all day haha. Always looking forward to your new videos! You’ve taught me a lot, so thank you. And as it’s snowing pretty bad here in Calgary AB, glad I’m not the only one camping in the cold lol.
I really enjoy watching these kind of videos. The deep snow thing is appealing to the eye, this should get lots of views. Your really brave chopping wood while holding the log, thats a great way to get your finger chopped off lol.
I've been camping for a long long time. I also used to do lots of cross country skiing before winters in Europe became very warm. My dream is to go on a camping trip in snow this deep! Looks amazing!
Great video, you never fail too entertain. Learned how to whip a rope in scouts fifty years ago. Never thought of using it for handle protection! Thanks from Michigan !
I learned that too, about the same time as you. Troop 316, St. Louis Area Council 👍. Taught it to my grandson last year. Kinda doubt the scouts do that stuff anymore, sad to say.
I do NOT like snow but I like camping with a bunch of people around me and I do adore outdoor cooking and I DO enjoy watching you ..THANKS for the video😎🌹
Hey there Joe, I just got to say thank you for starting our weekends off strong as you always seem to do!!! I love the varite of content you upload, the Canoe trips, forts, shelters, bushcrafting, and all the adventures you go on. I really enjoyed when you explored Wendell's cabins and showed us some of the inventions he made, very fascinating!! I've already learned so much from you, keep up the great work!!! This will always be my favorite season to camp in, it's just so calm and no bugs around!!! I can't wait to see what you have for us this winter!!! Stay strong!!
I have to say Joe, that dinner was the BEST MEAL I've ever seen you cook, and it will go on my list to try some time. Tent, stove looked like they did the job well. I do wonder how many 'burns' the stove will last, with the heat it was pumping out; time will tell. Thanks for another adventure !
That was a awesome camp you made Joe . I love the snow ,its so pretty . the stove was a awesome thing to have . that food sure looked good . hope to see more videos soon . keep smiling .blessings to you and your family .
I was homeless for nearly 2 years from May 2011 to January 2013 and most of that time I lived in a tent. In London, England. Most of the time it was ok, especially in the summer. The winter wasn’t so good with the rain making the ground muddy outside and snow occasionally in the winter of 2012. Like everything else there was good and bad things about it. Great video!!
Really great video, thanks for making and sharing. One thing I'd recommend for any heat box inside an enclosure is a portable continuous CO monitor/alarm. You just never know if anything is wrong with the flue and CO is a silent killer
All I can say, is you are one ambitious man. I love my chainsaw, and when I camp, it is always my constant companion. I can cut enough wood in 20 or 30 minutes to last me 3 or more days. Also, whipping the axe handle, I normally use 12 gauge fence wire, but cord seems to work for you too. I'm older than dirt now, so I don't do a lot of winter camping, but I still love doing it when I can. I have never tried hot tenting, but it looks pretty nice.
I'm wondering if that outer piece of smoke pipe, that you installed at the stove end, shouldn't go through at the top. That way it would gave some separation between smoke pipe and the canvas, as well as give that flap the shield to hit if the wind blows it back down. Maybe that's what those clips on the spark arrester are for.
Thanks for taking us along Joe! Made me hungry and I had to pause half way through to make some fish and rice. Can't wait for some Wisconsin winter camping. Just got our first big storm last night. That fluffy Ontario snow looks delicious! Trek on.
That was awesome. I've been doing a lot of searching online for different pieces of equipment used in your video. I'm going to do some hot tenting in my neck of the woods this upcoming winter. Lots of snow and low temps. I will be ready.
Sweet set up. You shouldn't get any wood smoke coming out of the stove or stove pipe when the stove is running. The heat will create negative pressure and suck air in to the stove and pipe. I don't think I am a fan of the stove pipe, but the stove looks awesome.
This stove is amazing, and the pipe too! Dont even need the rings if you roll it correctly from new! The trick is to not get any dents at all when rolling it up, and roll it up so its not completely straight, have an angle on it, so then when you rolled it (2 ppl required) you can then slide/adjust it carefully so its striaght without any dents, then burn it in, there are videos on how to correctly roll out the stove pipe for the first time
Hell ya Joe! Dude that looked like a great time man that is a killer setup I like that the tent looks like a pretty well made tent and the stove looked like it preformed outstandingly. The snow was just the icing on the cake great video brother I cant wait for some more winter camping videos.
Great story! One note: Those titanium chimneys will cut you up when you least expect. Gloves always when handling! Been there, done that. Keep up the great work!
You don't need to dirty pans for gravy and creamed corn, just remove the paper from outside the can, remove the lids and put the cans directly on the stove. They come in their own pan.
That's exactly what I just came to comment. And I'm not sure deep frying in a synthetic tent is the smartest thing to do. Or putting the extra pc of ti tubing on the bottom, that in pretty sure is supposed to double wall the chimney where it goes through the tent to keep Temps down against the fabric. Not sure I don't have the instructions to not read like he did
Hey,Joe ! Do you think that extra tube piece is to help protect the tent from heat at the point it passes thru the stove jack ? Great lookin Lil winter home ,eh? Thank you for another great adventure and for taking us along!
Hi Joe :Thank you so much for the fun Winter camping . And all the new tents and gear And the Great food u cook, I to love the snow I lived in conn. for 37 yrs. we did a lot of camping and it so much fun . my son and I have done some camp down here in fl., but it is not the same with out the cold temps. but still had so much fun. fishing and cooking and making new friends too. I love how u bring the dogs out with u & the kids & your Beautiful wife willow. they r so awesome . so please keep safe and keep the good times rolling .thank you KATHY & JESSE
I always learn new survival ideas from you. Many of these bushcraft camping sites are made by posers and entertainers, but I believe you and a few others to be the real deal. I especially enjoy learning about the best types of wood to burn, how to stay warm tips, etc.
I would really love to see you in another episode of alone I think you have the skills to win it. I still like seeing you do your trips just thought I would put that out there
Your smoke pipe came out the way I thought it would. First time rolling up that type of pipe you should use pool noodles as a form. The other thing is do the initial burn outdoors. Looking forward to seeing how the tent sheds snow. But in a hot tent that might not be an issue.
Man, I remember watching your videos back when you had less than 50k subscribers... It's insane how fast this channel has grown. You deserve every bit of it, buddy. Keep on keepin' on!
Let’s rock dude. I’m off the chemo and ready to get out for some multi-day camping. Carpe Diem to the end.🤙
Congratulations!!!! Get out there and as we say in Canada “Give’r bud”
congrats buddy!!
God bless and congrats.
Thank you for your kind note.
Thanks Joe. we never know the ripple effects of our actions. But you making kick butt content has definitely given this GenXer a reason to push forward on more than one occasion. Cheers dude.🤙
Wow! So many good memories! I am 76 YO now, so 40-50 years ago I was doing this. No titanium or super tents, but it still worked. This brought back so many great memories! Thank you.😃
Just wanted to say thank you for the great videos. I kicked a bad drug habit cold turkey and for the first 3 days I watched a ton of your videos and used them for inspiration for the things I can do with my kids now that I'm getting my life back. Please keep up the great work and know your making a difference in people's lives.
Drugs are so good my choice is heroine im gonna shoot it up now and go hiking later
Good job, bro......dont go.back to that crap..........you stopped!!!...thats a miracle itself......stay stopped...please ....for you, your kids......................Erik
Great to hear, good for you and your family!
👍 1 day at a time.
@@BENYEET Good for you, Champ 👍
“ 3 extra inches makes all the difference” Joe pauses and looks at camera……one million subs all in unison…”that’s what she said” 🤣 great video….love the winter camping!
Not to mention all the talk about the hard wood roflmao!!
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It seems that it you concentrated to what is important to you, Danny.. 🤣
That's what I said!
Hey Joe,
I have been watching your videos for many years from having babies,fighting illnesses to losing dogs. I for one have been disabled for many years and one of my favorite things from a boy was packing a pack and heading out into the woods. Of course that all ended. So watching you to go out and do your thing is the next best thing. I've noticed over the years of reading comments that I am not alone many of your subscribers also feel the same way.
Recently I was burdened with cateracs and was completely blind for 9 months.
How I missed you buddy. Well surgery done and I can see again I'm back enjoying going on adventures with you. Keep up with your enjoyable entertainment as long as you can.
Thank you for many good times and may God bless you my friend
Hi. Joe, first time watching your video, loved it! A couple of years back, I spent the entire winter sleeping outside in a tent within a tent. Heat source was a warmed up sleeping pad. The cold was good for my arthritis. I'm 73 years old.
omg! 75 yrs. old and I'm ready to hit the woods !! lol Great !! video, dude ! just great !!! Super early in the morning, here, in San Cristobal de Las Casas, Mexico...and your vid. already made my day ! Gracias ! Keep On Truckin' ...and Tentin' too !
Great tent, I was very happy with it.
I had a bunch of fun winter camping, there will be lots more this season. Fingers crossed for a ton of snow!
Dude quit swinging that axe at your hand. I’ve noticed it’s becoming a habit. Don’t get so comfortable that you get sloppy. Love your channel though. That’s why I bring it up. You’re the man . Hate to see an accident happen.
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Wow! You did get some snow! We haven't gotten much of any, except for some dusting. The weather guessors are saying we're going to get some all next week. Cool tent man!
@joe robinet that secondary piece of pipe is to protect the pipe hole from the heat of the pipe. Giggidy. Great draw on the stove 😊
Your winter camping is the reason I subscribed, so long ago. I'm glad to hear that there are plenty more coming :D
13:25 I'm still in the Australian Army. At night, in Australia, we do gun picquet. I did a winter exercise in Lapland country with some Scandafinwegians where the troops do fire stove picquet. The enemy might try to shoot you, but without a stove in a six-man tent near the Artic Circle, you'll definitely die.
We Aussies carry a lot of combat supplies - water, rations and ammo.
Scandafinwegians carry of lot of dried wood and kindling, their skis and recurve bows with quivers of some of the best arrows I've ever seen - I watched Elk/Reindeer come down at 150 yards for rations. If you've ever tried to fire a one metre+ arrow from a recurve, you'll understand it.
Fun facts.
Hey Joe, I ended a lot of these adventures when I fell through a floor 2 years ago. I literally depend on guys like you to share your adventures and I know I'm not the only old guy out there who feels like I do, so thanks and happy new year!
Oh gosh I hope you are okay and healed. I take care of my 95 and 93 year old auntie and uncle. They are pretty frail now and the aunt fell down the basement steps in August. She is still trying to get over it. Sending you healing blessings.
At the ripe old age of 28, i ruptured 3 discs and had them fused. By 34, i had a total of 6 surgeries to fuse 9 discs...my mobility is minimal at best. It sucks, given i grew up camping out, fishing, hiking, joined the army... So, like you, i live vicariously through the actions of others.
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I am a Norwegian with a lot of winter tenting experience.
I would not remove the snow before putting the tent up. I would just Compress it. The snow is not as cold as the frozen ground, and it is much cleaner. And if there is enough snow, you can dit a cold ditch. You can allso use snow as a insulator from the outside.
Won't the snow melt as the oven heat up????
Thank you for bringing us to your adventures. I'm a middle aged man, 2 kids, house, stable income, lots of responsibilities, but very little time. When it's dark outside and it's late in the evening but I haven't had time to get some nature, then this is one of my escapes back to nature. Thank you.
man.... do not miss out on living.... akways rember: Today begins the rest of your life!
Joe, Double fry for the best results on French Fries. Fry them until they are about how you had them at time stamp 36:15, remove from oil (on a plate or something) and allow to sit for about two minutes. Then return to oil and fry until golden and crispy. This method also works well for buffalo wings. Love the videos and wish I could camp the cool spots like you do. Thanks for the entertainment!
I will take this advise. Never thought of doing this. But I do leave fries in the oil for a very long time myself
The slip tube on the chimney is possibly an insulator for where the stovepipe goes through the tent.
Cook the fries twice. Once until they're just about done, take them out to cool and pop them back in to crisp up.
Keep the already cooked food warm by putting it under the stove.
That is exactly what it's for.
Correct: first fry at low temp, then cool down, then second fry at high heat.
the amount of people that dont know to twice fry fries is a travesty. game changer. salt after pulling them out when they are hot
Hot oil in a tent not the best idea
Who watches one guy camp, split wood, and eat creamed corn
in a tent in the dead of winter for a solid hour? I just did. The most appealing about you is that you are exactly the same Joe you were when I started watching your videos two years ago. For some reason, I never tire of your videos. Another great job!
Yeah, you've been a disappointment for years. Lol
Think you should have done the burn out .outside the tent . Especially since you just finished treatment. Just my opinion great video
Not Joe's first rodeo, impressive skills. So chill and relaxed in cold, snowy conditions with the sun fading. This guy can survive anywhere!
Hey Joe I know you won't see this but I've been watching your content since I was around 14 or 15 years old thank you for the amazing content all the time and so many amazing survival skills that I've used in daily life much love joe❤
Yay! We get to live vicariously through another fantastic winter camping video with Joe! One of these days, I'll actually do it myself. The hot tent videos are my favorites.
Literally in the middle of watching an old Joe Robinet video when a new Joe Robinet video pops up. Life is good 😁
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New old video
I can watch these videos all day. You're the Bob Ross of camping. So calming and take away my stress. I feel like I'm right there with you. One of the very few RUclips channels I can watch all the way through without skipping or getting bored. 👍
Hell yeah! He starts off saying, "I'm really excited to be out here in this.." and i'm like "fuck yeah!! i'm excited too just to watch!"
@@patrickkcirtap2008 I feel Ike I'm out there with him!
Me too! And then I appreciate having a warm and cozy home even more, as I watch porn on the DVR! To each his own! BTW, that tent is retailing for well over $1,000.00! Yipes!
Yeah most definitely. Joe is truly the Bob Ross of camping hands down. So chill ye t full of energy.
I think that extra piece of metal goes at the point where the stove pipe meets the tent. Its an extra layer of heat protection for the tent where the pipe goes through. I have seen a few of them on other channels like that stove.
I like the way you store your gear in the tent . Just sling it in the opening . Lol that likely the way I would do it myself . Lol cool .😊
Recently moved to a place that doesn’t get snow to take care of my parents and I’m so homesick for it. This hits the right spot to start off the weekend right. I hope for much snow for you, too(i was watching the weather channel and saw you were getting snow this week)! Warm and positive vibes to you and your fam!
Same thing happened to me, I moved from Minnesota to Missouri after my mom became sick with cancer. I have to say at the end a decade and a half, I was happy to put the winters of Minnesota behind. While I miss an occasional heavy snow storm, I don’t miss the months long deep freeze. I’ll just get my extreme winter experience vicariously through Joe’s videos. :)
33:08 The difference between pushing and pulling can opener is on the opener's blade. If it's triangle like a flag with the edge on the front, it's for pushing; if it's shaped like a hook with the edge on the inside, it's for pulling. You got this Joe!
Yeah, the ones on a Swiss army knife (at least any one I've had) you push.
@@Riko0027 yeah I think all SAKs are the push kind, so they can fit a flat head screwdriver on the end of the tool. It's my least favorite part of SAK design---I have to say that the hook pull kind of opener is way faster
I may be mistaken but I think that sleeve goes at the top through the pipe hole to act as a heat barrier for the tent . And one of your rings holds the pipe on the stove.
i came here to say this.
One forgets how labour intensive getting wood is. Been a long time since I’ve been camping. That tent and stove was cool. You seem to know what you are doing and that handy axe repair was very educational. You know what to take and what you are doing. You would have to to survive the cold out there. The burger in the can was interesting. Never heard of that before or canned gravy. A very interesting video. A great video.
Hey Joe, from someone who heated 3600 sq ft house with wood for 8 years. If you would close those front vent as you went to bed, probably would still have fire in the morning. Hope you have many exciting camping trips. I’m 76+, with a spinal stimulator in my back , have to do my camping by proxy with y’all.
I miss watching your videos. I used to watch the longer ones to fall asleep peacefully and enjoying the outdoors with you. Then I would watch again on my free time. Your videos are both relaxing and exciting. Thank you Joe!
Hey Joe. I've been following you for a few years now and absolutely love your videos. I just wanted to say thank you for doing this. This has been a rough year for me. I went into the hospital on February 10 and didn't come home until September 3 from pancreatitis due to too much drinking. I was in a coma and total organ failure at one point.. I was in 3 different hospitals and a nursing home for physical therapy. The hospitals were very boring but the nursing home was the worst. It was so boring. I mean there are so many old people. No you don't understand they're everywhere and I'm only 32 and I was 3q when I first arrived. While stuck in there I caught up on all your videos while I was in there and it made it bearable. I have to re-learn how to walk again but I went from being classified as a functional quadriplegic to now walking with a cane at physicaltherapy. I just wanted to reach out and say thank you for what you do.
Good luck on your recovery
@@cannyscott Thanjk you!
Hey Josh....sounds like my story only i am 63.My BP went haywire and i came down with Celluitus.Not fun....was in a bed for 2 months and knees and ankles are still week a month later.Hang in there and not sure what you drank.....I am a beer person myself.I was about a case every other day.Now i sip it and have one now and then.In the nursing home i was in.....this old guy 82 years old wanted to fight because i like a fan blowing on me.He had to have his light on all night.So one morning he yelled...turn that F****g fan off.All the nurses were on my side.Thank God i am home and have to use a cane.....and sometimes a walker.Hang in there Josh.Prayer always helps.See yourself in positive ways and you will overcome anything you set your mind to.
God bless you.
Yea Joe, gotta say I only watch for the winter camping. I don't know why but it's just esthetically pleasing, love the video keep er coming.
Man this is so cool
I live in the Caribbean in Puerto Rico(tropical island) so seeing snow always looks and feels so magical
I would love to camp like this in the future 100%
He makes it look easy but it is not, the cold hurts. He's putting the tent together with no gloves. Nose and ears by now feel like they are going to crack and fall off.
@@annfrost3323 I understand its not easy and I definitely wouldnt do it alone
But i would love to do it at least a few times
Nothing feels as crisp and clean as winter camping. I absolutely love it. I recommend giving it a try. Know its not easy super worth it!
Love the feel good video my man, I’m from London Uk and I’m just chilling watching this thank you 🙏 I paused it when you got the chips (French fries) out and just had to say they looked like good old fashioned British chips ! Amazing stuff. Just subscribed. Paul.
I love Joe's videos, but I live for his rain/snow videos. they really make my year.
Same, I kinda just come back once a year and binge all his snow/rain videos within a couple of weeks.
14:50 this a light weight chimney, it's a one piece roll, not multiple pieces of pre-formed pipes, which take up space.
Assembling it, for use in cold conditions is taught during recruit training, in various countries, and is competent/not competent, pass/fail.
The 10th Mountain Division from Fort Drum, New York uses a similar contraption for mountain warfare.
The odd pipe that you saw is the protection piece for the tent hole, or the chimney vent space. It's secured by some of the rings.
This is BY FAR one of the BETTER winter camping videos!
Great video! thanks for making it. Some guidance about assembling the stove: Attach guy wires to the metal clips on the spark arrestor, stake the guy wires in the ground. The chimney really needs to be secured. The extra piece of metal is a heat shield that is positioned on the chimney where it exits the roof of the tent. It acts as a double wall with an air gap in between. Keeps the tent from melting/burning. Yea, wrestling to make the chimney is a real joy. BTW, get an electronic CO2 monitor and hang it in the tent - just in case....happy trails!
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That's what I said. But I didn't have the instructions to not read like he did. Then deep fries in a synthetic tent. Glad the thing didn't go up in flame at multiple points of this video
Hi Joe, great to see you out and about...I would of thought the extra metal piece for your wood burner would of been for near the point of exit out the top...creating a heat barrier between the top of tent and stack... It's great to see the snow, dont have any here yet!!! Thanks for sharing 🌼
I was going to say the same thing. Also, when the stove pipe is rolled up, couldn't it go inside that other piece of pipe?
Love the winter camping vids! Set up a camp, have an awesome meal, get some shut eye, provide an excellent hour of content for the rest of us. Bravo, Joe!
Thanks for the content Joe! I moved from the forest to the desert and the past several years have been really lackluster when it comes to snow and trees, so I live vicariously through your videos!
very good info on this video, I am 76 years old and doing my biking tour before I reach 80 years old thank you for your efforts.
That burger, fries and gravy looks splendid. I would smother with ketchup personally. Love gravy and ketchup.
Yay! Right in time for the weekend! In much need of this soothing and relaxing content..Ready to unwind and enjoy!
The Winnerwell Fastfold Ti has been on my list for years now, I should probably get on that.
From my research on tent stoves with rollup titanium chimneys, you have to be super careful making it into a chimney the first time. It helps to get someone to help you roll it up the long way, and do it where you have a large, flat, solid area to work in.
When you do the first burn in, the heat causes the material to take a 'set'. After that when you set it up it should be far less likely to crinkle up like that, and should be easier to roll the long way into the chimney shape because that's the set it took.
Rolling it up to pack away will be easier too, because you only have to deal with 1ft instead of 7ft of length.
Hope that helps you or someone else down the road. Thanks for the vid! 🍻
I look the stove pipes that come in 1 foot sections and store away in the stove.
Thanks for taking us along Joe,that was a lot of work setting up and getting wood and everything but you made it look kind of easy, 😂 We will see you on the next adventure.
After setting up a titanium rolling chimney with great difficulty myself, I couldn't stop laughing when you revealed the results of your attempt outdoors in the snow haha
What a great video Joe. It was fun to come along for the ride. I can't wait to do the same. That's a great lil' stove! Love that you bring along you good ol' cast iron. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Didn’t even realise it was an hour long video. Already feels like I was there too. Thanks for sharing, what an amazing experience!
Great overnight-er Joe. Looks like the Tent, stove and everything else was made for each other. Can't wait to see more winter camping this year with the tent and stove.
There’s something that’s just so comforting about watching him camp
Its nice to see its survivable.
Yepp! He sure does!
I am new to your channel but I love it! Glade I found you. I was raised like this thanks for bringing back childhood memories.
Leaving the Inner at home was genius Joe.
Saves so much "faffing" about, when it comes to making camp and it's one less thing to roll up JUST the right way so everything all fits back in the tent bag ok.
Been sittin here waiting for this video all day haha. Always looking forward to your new videos! You’ve taught me a lot, so thank you. And as it’s snowing pretty bad here in Calgary AB, glad I’m not the only one camping in the cold lol.
Joe I have missed your adventures. I'm glad to be back watching,👍👍
I really enjoy watching these kind of videos. The deep snow thing is appealing to the eye, this should get lots of views. Your really brave chopping wood while holding the log, thats a great way to get your finger chopped off lol.
I've been camping for a long long time. I also used to do lots of cross country skiing before winters in Europe became very warm. My dream is to go on a camping trip in snow this deep! Looks amazing!
I love your channel you keep it so real no bullshit thank friends from
Scranton, Pennsylvania and happy Thanksgiving to family and friend
Appreciate the work you put into these videos. I know it’s fun but hard work. Thanks brother, much blessings and support from the States.
Great video, you never fail too entertain. Learned how to whip a rope in scouts fifty years ago. Never thought of using it for handle protection! Thanks from Michigan !
I learned that too, about the same time as you. Troop 316, St. Louis Area Council 👍. Taught it to my grandson last year. Kinda doubt the scouts do that stuff anymore, sad to say.
You know what I love about this channel is that Old Joe is just himself, I believe this is why he is really successful. Great Job mate.
LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AS YOU GO TO SUCH LENGTHS TO SHOW US CAMPING AT ITS MOST CHALLENGING!!
I do NOT like snow but I like camping with a bunch of people around me and I do adore outdoor cooking and I DO enjoy watching you ..THANKS for the video😎🌹
leave it to joe to turn an overnight to an hour long vid full of quality content!
Hey there Joe, I just got to say thank you for starting our weekends off strong as you always seem to do!!! I love the varite of content you upload, the Canoe trips, forts, shelters, bushcrafting, and all the adventures you go on. I really enjoyed when you explored Wendell's cabins and showed us some of the inventions he made, very fascinating!! I've already learned so much from you, keep up the great work!!! This will always be my favorite season to camp in, it's just so calm and no bugs around!!! I can't wait to see what you have for us this winter!!! Stay strong!!
I have to say Joe, that dinner was the BEST MEAL I've ever seen you cook, and it will go on my list to try some time. Tent, stove looked like they did the job well. I do wonder how many 'burns' the stove will last, with the heat it was pumping out; time will tell. Thanks for another adventure !
That was a awesome camp you made Joe . I love the snow ,its so pretty . the stove was a awesome thing to have . that food sure looked good . hope to see more videos soon . keep smiling .blessings to you and your family .
I was homeless for nearly 2 years from May 2011 to January 2013 and most of that time I lived in a tent. In London, England. Most of the time it was ok, especially in the summer. The winter wasn’t so good with the rain making the ground muddy outside and snow occasionally in the winter of 2012. Like everything else there was good and bad things about it. Great video!!
Camping in this weather is so impressive. The snow looks so nice 😍
The Cold ain't nice tho
As usual liked before even watched . Keep em coming Joe ! Much love from UK 🇬🇧 👊
love the content Joe, ill never stop watching. love from norway
Really great video, thanks for making and sharing. One thing I'd recommend for any heat box inside an enclosure is a portable continuous CO monitor/alarm. You just never know if anything is wrong with the flue and CO is a silent killer
All I can say, is you are one ambitious man. I love my chainsaw, and when I camp, it is always my constant companion. I can cut enough wood in 20 or 30 minutes to last me 3 or more days. Also, whipping the axe handle, I normally use 12 gauge fence wire, but cord seems to work for you too. I'm older than dirt now, so I don't do a lot of winter camping, but I still love doing it when I can. I have never tried hot tenting, but it looks pretty nice.
I'm wondering if that outer piece of smoke pipe, that you installed at the stove end, shouldn't go through at the top. That way it would gave some separation between smoke pipe and the canvas, as well as give that flap the shield to hit if the wind blows it back down. Maybe that's what those clips on the spark arrester are for.
The clips on the spark arrestor are for guide lines for wind.
Big kudos to you and the winter camping videos!! I can barley take my dog out for a walk when it’s cold..thanks for sharing 👌
Thanks for taking us along Joe! Made me hungry and I had to pause half way through to make some fish and rice. Can't wait for some Wisconsin winter camping. Just got our first big storm last night. That fluffy Ontario snow looks delicious! Trek on.
So fun to watch you and listen to your relaxed chit chat. This the first time I've watched one of your videos, and I will continue to do so.
I know we're to get 1 of them bow saw and how long it is
That was awesome. I've been doing a lot of searching online for different pieces of equipment used in your video. I'm going to do some hot tenting in my neck of the woods this upcoming winter. Lots of snow and low temps. I will be ready.
Hey joe thank you for making these videos I’m going through a tough time at the moment and this helps.
Sweet set up. You shouldn't get any wood smoke coming out of the stove or stove pipe when the stove is running. The heat will create negative pressure and suck air in to the stove and pipe. I don't think I am a fan of the stove pipe, but the stove looks awesome.
This stove is amazing, and the pipe too! Dont even need the rings if you roll it correctly from new! The trick is to not get any dents at all when rolling it up, and roll it up so its not completely straight, have an angle on it, so then when you rolled it (2 ppl required) you can then slide/adjust it carefully so its striaght without any dents, then burn it in, there are videos on how to correctly roll out the stove pipe for the first time
Here is how to roll it for the first time: ruclips.net/video/7r_fAPH0zco/видео.html
I LOVE YOU JOE!! its been so long since ive watched a video and im so excited to catch up on them!!! Hope your beautiful family is doing well!!!
Excellent !! Really liked that you took your time and assembled everything for us . Like your can do attitude !!
i'm trying to picture the quiet of such a setting in my head. it seems so tranquil.
Hell ya Joe! Dude that looked like a great time man that is a killer setup I like that the tent looks like a pretty well made tent and the stove looked like it preformed outstandingly. The snow was just the icing on the cake great video brother I cant wait for some more winter camping videos.
Do you think the extra tube piece is to go between the stovepipe and the stove jack to prevent it from burning/melting the tent?
Nice trip buddy :) like the tent.. always a bit more head space in a dome
Be great to see you two do an adventure! 😎
I second that
I learned a lot about camping from you I watched a lot of channels but you and for the best thank you Joe for teach me how to camp
Great story! One note: Those titanium chimneys will cut you up when you least expect. Gloves always when handling! Been there, done that. Keep up the great work!
You don't need to dirty pans for gravy and creamed corn, just remove the paper from outside the can, remove the lids and put the cans directly on the stove. They come in their own pan.
That's exactly what I just came to comment. And I'm not sure deep frying in a synthetic tent is the smartest thing to do. Or putting the extra pc of ti tubing on the bottom, that in pretty sure is supposed to double wall the chimney where it goes through the tent to keep Temps down against the fabric. Not sure I don't have the instructions to not read like he did
The problem is there’s a plastic film in the cans to prevent corrosion
@@jonnytoastthat’s what I was thinking about the extra pipe!
Hey,Joe ! Do you think that extra tube piece is to help protect the tent from heat at the point it passes thru the stove jack ? Great lookin Lil winter home ,eh? Thank you for another great adventure and for taking us along!
My thought as well. I think it is the de facto double-wall for the tent interface
That tent has a proper stove jack and doesn’t need the double wall for the pipe.
Yup , am on board with that one .
Yes guys....absolutely. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍
No, it has a ptoper stove jack
Looks like a pretty nice winter setup brother. Need me something like this, haha.
You are so efficient at setting up camp.It looks like alot of work for one night.Happy camping be safe.
Tent cost 2k
Hi Joe :Thank you so much for the fun Winter camping . And all the new tents and gear And the Great food u cook, I to love the snow I lived in conn. for 37 yrs. we did a lot of camping and it so much fun . my son and I have done some camp down here in fl., but it is not the same with out the cold temps. but still had so much fun. fishing and cooking and making new friends too. I love how u bring the dogs out with u & the kids & your Beautiful wife willow. they r so awesome . so please keep safe and keep the good times rolling .thank you KATHY & JESSE
I always learn new survival ideas from you. Many of these bushcraft camping sites are made by posers and entertainers, but I believe you and a few others to be the real deal. I especially enjoy learning about the best types of wood to burn, how to stay warm tips, etc.
I would really love to see you in another episode of alone I think you have the skills to win it. I still like seeing you do your trips just thought I would put that out there
Your smoke pipe came out the way I thought it would. First time rolling up that type of pipe you should use pool noodles as a form. The other thing is do the initial burn outdoors.
Looking forward to seeing how the tent sheds snow. But in a hot tent that might not be an issue.
first time watching your videos. great job. I didn't like the stove pipe but you made it work.
@Tele-gram me atJoe_robinet lmfao why are you not commenting from the main channel then scammer
Man, I remember watching your videos back when you had less than 50k subscribers... It's insane how fast this channel has grown. You deserve every bit of it, buddy. Keep on keepin' on!
Great episode Joe
Hey Joe do you think the sleeve is to separate the tent from the stack pipe so the tent don’t burn?
Thats what i thought too. Slide it up through the stove jack to make a rudimentary double layer stove pipe
Yup my thoughts exactly. Don't want to melt your tent.
But not sure it would stay upthier?
There were metal hooks hanging off the spark arrestor to hold that part of the pipe up.
@@Jamal_Tyrone would they reach? the top looks too far from the tent, hard to tell though.
Who is watching this “Tent Alone” video in their warm cosy beds ?
Ahhh looks like someone should've done a trial run with a certain piece of equipment 😁
I’ve got the POMOLY HEX PEAK PLUS paired with a Winerwell Woodlander Medium size. These are the days I live for! 🙏👌👍
And joe please you safer wood prepping methods. I like your videos and I hate to see you lose a finger or a knee… all joes * aside lol
As a Norwegian I can confirm. "Foot thing" is definitely the right technical phrasing for it.