Get a lot of questions and some think I'm lying about the temperature (no, I never have). If the title says -30, it should go without saying that that's the LOW for the trip...the temp fluctuates, of course. So I made a video for the top 11 FAQs I get about winter camping: *1) If it's so cold, why can't you see your breath?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html *2) If it's so cold, why is there slush on the lake?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html *3) Why aren't you melting snow for water?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html *4) What is the temp inside the tent?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html *5) Why winter camp at all?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html *6) Why aren't you wearing snowshoes?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html *7) How do you poop when it's that cold?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html *8) Aren't you worried about carbon monoxide from the stove?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html *9) Aren't you afraid of animals attacking you? Where's your gun?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html8 *10) How you you power your devices?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html *11) Why don't you use a floor?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html Hope it helps clear some things up.
-30 up North in winter? Why would anyone think that? I've been in -40 running the Trans Can on many occasions. Slush on the lake, poop when cold, all question from people below the 45th.
I have never done hot tent winter camping and so wish I could. It's not in the cards forme as I have terminal cancer. Hence I'm living my dream of this through RUclips rsv such as you
Sadly, "haters gonna hate" is a saying that I think applies here. There are always people who won't believe you're doing this, and I hope you know they're likely a highly vocal but tiny sliver of your larger audience. I, for one, appreciate the efforts you put into these videos. Thanks!
I was raised in an area like this video shows. There really is nothing to equal being inside a shelter, watching a fire, being full and reading a good book. The wind can lull you to sleep quicker than you ever thought possible.
When I was a kid and we had storms and black outs my mother would snuggle me and my siblings up under a blanket in candlelight and she would describe being in a place like this with a snowstorm going on and we would all feel so safe and snug. Memories I treasure 💕
50 years ago I was on the chemin de st jaques when I got stuck in a snowstorm in the Pyrenees.Couldn't move for 2 weeks,but I had several good books thea and enough food.I've thought about that time for the rest of my life.
We love these videos because we all know how much it sucks to be cold and it's really satisfying to see someone so comfortable and warm in such frigid situations...
I live in Wisconsin and complain about 25F temps and I’m inside my 69F house most of the time 😂. Thanks for reminding me I have it good. Oh also thanks for the hash brown recipe. I added eggs to mine and it was delicious 😋
Keep in mind that I've only used it for a couple weeks, that being said, so far so good ruclips.net/user/postUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM . Using it at 8 ft. by 8ft. deer blind that is insulated. I have to keep the door cracked for it to get enough air to burn, but that is very likely the wood I've used. Much better quality than I expected for the price. Now if I can just take it easy in the beginning it won't be 90 degrees in my blind. All in all it seems like a keeper.
Just ordered a stove from Boreal Outdoor Innovations after watching this vid. Customer service from them is amazing! Looking forward to using it this winter. Keep up the great work Jon.
Sitting here watching this in Jacksonville, Fla at 94 degrees !! Never thought I’d actually miss winter but watching this there’s something to be said for warming up after your bone chilling cold !!!!
Canadian have to have good Outdoor stoves cookers. Heaters..the way that PM is taxing Canadians They might ALL BE LIVING in the woods.. till he taxes the cookers at exorbitant prices because the trees are Canadian property.. FJB from the USA..and FJT.. above ... BTW.. I had to pause the vid to see the temp yours says -20* but NO F/ Celsius.. ! And that draft baffler looked exceptional especially looking at heat/flame blowing straight up at 16:40 ans second view 3rd looked like a catalyst converter slowing it down.. MORE ON YOUR TXT Device!! USA has OnSpot..and another ..I actually think I will get that for This purpose..!! 3 weeks in AK bear hunting WAS amazing, NO AM/ FM Static..No Signal I know a SSW Portable is also NOW required. Or Sat ph but that's expensive What was your tent temperature? Like the stove- who is it. ? How much. WITHOUT a doubt.. a Shotgun/ survival rifle. 22 S/L/ LR is required Thanks. Very interesting.
Wolves and lynx tracks can be told apart easiest by claw indents. If there are claws, it's a wolf, if there aren't, it's a lynx. A little harder way is by overall shape, lynx are somewhat circular, wolves have an almost triangle shape toe to pad. Tracks looked to me like lynx tracks. Loved the video. Miss my old camping days, way too old for it now.
I don't recall seeing any claws in the tracks so I'm leaning toward lynx but let me know what you think. If you're looking for a quality stove, get in touch with Luigi: borealoutdoorinnovations.ca/
Tracks are in a diagonal pattern, with direct register, as both wolves and lynx tracks often are. The paw print, however, is quite round and there is a leading toe. These are cat characteristics. The interdigital space is more of a "C" shape, compared to the “X” shape of a wolf. If you imagine the tracks in the snow from the other direction, then you can see the shape of an ice cream cone. Again, pointing toward lynx. The track width of about 10 cm and the straddle width of about 20 cm, as estimated by comparing to the width of the snowshoe, are reasonable for lynx tracks.
I did the same but the difference is I sleeped in 40 minutes that was so cold in Russia 🇷🇺 in Murmansk exactly and I uploaded the blog in my RUclips channel here check it out
Thank you, all I need to say is thank you I've had a really long couple of months and for some reason this one video just gave me this odd sense of happiness and maybe a new direction in life. Thank you.
I can sense how satisfying it is to enjoy that meal, cooked on a stove fired by wood you cut, in a warm tent, out in Nature, where it's cold and dark outside.
This video was just what I needed to see today. I loved winter camping when I was a young man, the sights and sound of the cold forests, the work needed just to keep warm and fed. You really took me back with this one! Thanks so much for the great photography, the calm and common sense words you spoke. You’re absolutely right, it is all about the exploration! Life is a journey, not a destination. Many thanks, Jon. ❤️
Karl, sometimes I forget RUclips channel people watch RUclips too 😀 great to see your name in the mega call centre scammer videos. I haven’t had chance to sit and watch them all yet
That moment when . . . you've had a hard day, but everything is going ok, and you've got stuff taken care of, and now you can just sit back for a bit and relax and feel the warmth of life.
Just think that those animal tracks are also there in the summer just much harder to see. I love the snow because of the tracks of animals it shows you. Great video. So glad I can live my fantasy through your videos. Keep on adventuring
My fantasy is an obese 54 year old Hispanic (preferably Mexican) housekeeper working a busy 10 hour shift and than suffocating me with her a** and p**** while wearing the moisture soaked parachute she calls p**t**s. Let your dreams be creams, that's what I say.
Bought the Woodlands X-Large stove from Boreal Outdoor Innovations for my 20' Avalon Bell tent. I was looking for a quality built stove that was made in Canada or the USA. I've been winter camping for over 25 years and I know what works and doesn't. This is the best stove that I have ever used, period. Quality is very impressive. That baffle is a game changer. Dealing with Luigi was easy and efficient, he's a very knowledgeable person. Emails were prompt. Yes it's an expensive stove but it will last you a life time. Oh btw, that door is like a vault! Super heavy duty and massive.
After I saw this video in late winter, I bought the X-Large model with the baffle and false bottom for my Atuk Artic tent. Great stove and the craftsmanship is superb. High-end customer service from the company. If you are looking for a high end stove that will last you a long time, this is your stove. It's the perfect stove for hunting base camp!
@@jean-pierregiroux1880 Just ordered one! Can't wait to use it. I did a lot of research on portable wood stoves and every review I read on Boreal Outdoor Innovations stoves were positive.
I never thought anyone but me actually enjoyed winter camping! seriously. I love it, but I get a LOT of flack from my youngun's and grandkids about heading out and pitching a tent..Its more different than you would ever believe possible. It is indeed a horse of a different color!
pizza sauce with bbq sauce is a pro level move. Also, I brought naan on my most recent winter camping trip after seeing you using it. Such a great option because it doesn't seem to freeze as easily as other buns/breads.
Looks like a person needs to be in good physical and mental condition. Survival skills, intelligence and common sense are all needed to camp in the winter. l
Fantastic video, bloke. There's something deeply emotional n satisfying about n open fire n cooking in a tough environment. And your commentary lifts the video, too. I'm a diabetic so I must enjoy your content vicariously and jealously - in a good way of course! Cheers from Down Under🙃
Your videos inspired me to meet more active and likeminded people. I met my wife through a camping and paddling group thanks to that inspiration. You changed my life, bud!
I'm newly subscribed Jon. I'm gonna binge watch your other videos to catch up! I see you have over 4 Million views! Forgive me, but I believe you're far more popular than Trudeau! :) Buena Suerte Amigo! ( Good Luck Friend! :Spanish)
Camping in the woods during the snowstorm is one of the toughest situations campers and hermits have to face if they are willing to survive in the wilderness.
I'm so glad I found your video! I loved everything about this adventure, and the aerial views were STUNNING! So glad you saw some wildlife tracks, please keep us posted!
A heads up. Having water between the pot and hot surface will result in flash steam that will erode the surface and result in increased rusting of the stainless. Always wipe the pot bottom to reduce this, its almost impossible to make the pot completely dry
So relaxing. I just love the video when people don't skip when they prepare their sleeping situation and film a bit of their sleep. Many creators skip that, and suddenly the next day. I personally think when we sleep in the tent as the most relaxing to watch, not when cooking.
I did the same but the difference is I sleeped in 40 minutes that was so cold in Russia 🇷🇺 in Murmansk exactly and I uploaded the blog in my RUclips channel here check it out
I can see your love of the outdoors. Your knowledge of the outdoors. Your strength to be able to hike in snow 😵💫 packing sleigh . The temperatures . Kudos . I enjoyed the video.
Really appreciate your hard work, dedication and struggle...its not really easy to capturing these beautiful moments in winter... You're such an inspiration for adventurous people! 👌Keep it up man❤️
@@LostLakes Would be interesting to know how long the new stove burns without replenishing, and compare outside temperature to inside temperature when it's burning at different levels of output- i.e. full burn, to banked down for the night for extended burn... of course, I MIGHT be a little analytical- but maybe others want to know how it performs...?
Sometimes here in Wyoming during the winters I love to camp up in the local mountain. Last winter it was -35F at one point. Very dangerous if you don't know what you're doing. However it's also very rewarding once you are done. Mr. Heater Buddy is what I used. Keep a bottle of propane in your sleeping bag for when it gets too cold you the gas still works fine. Also please make sure you have a carbon monoxide alarm. Will save your life. For extra safety if you live in bear country think of something to protect yourself with. Most predators would love a good meal in the middle of winter so don't become one.
Thank youuuuu so much for taking the time to make this videos. It is highly entertaining and heartwarming for us living in the cities. Greetings from Bucharest 🙋🏻♀️
Great video. After watching, my 9-year old son, who I have been having difficulty getting interested in wilderness camping, really wants to try hot tent camping. BTW, as a young lad 40+ years ago, it was the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit that got me interested in wilderness trekking and canoeing!
Thanks Kevin! Love to hear that 💚💚 What an awesome gateway...we listen to the audiobooks almost every night as we go to bed and, in a lot of ways, it's an epic camping trip. Even some canoeing!
I did the same but the difference is I sleeped in 40 minutes that was so cold in Russia 🇷🇺 in Murmansk exactly and I uploaded the blog in my RUclips channel here check it out
That stove is a beast lol i gotta get a new stove asap. You can never have enough haha. Sucks about that shallow lake but still worth the exploration maybe hit it in summer one day for attempt 2. Cheers brother
" no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothes." Scandinavian saying. Growing up in Detroit, some friends and decided it was much more convenient to camp in the winter, no mosquitoes, no need for tents, which always get wet and of course no crowds. Camped in Northern Michigan at -25, biggest consideration was keeping the beer from freezing. Proper sleeping bag is a must.
@@jimsaunders4136 wow super interesting. I enjoy to see camping videos because for me is brave. I would be scared 😆 but at the same time I would like to camp out with friends one day.
Greetings from Romania! Congratulations for the work you put in these videos, the frame setup, setting up the camp, the shelter, the drone flights, everything is just pleasant to watch. And also the food looks amazing even though it is made in a tent. Really glad I found your channel. Your videos are great and really inspiring for us the youth! Wishing you all the good!
Thanks again for the ride, Jon, and looking forward to the next video with Erin! I’ve also decided that the next time I talk to someone who owns a Cadillac, I’m going to tell her or him that they have the Boreal Outdoors Innovations Woodlands XL of cars…
The new stove is awesome 👌 Nice little clearing you found, lot of protection from the strong winds. I use the Canawick hardwood logs from Canadian Tire, you get 4 bricks in a bag for $5.00. I'll throw in 2 or 3 before bedtime and they will burn for about 5 to 6 hours with dampner slightly closed. They throw off some nice heat. I have the Bereg UP hot tent with insulated underpad and medium stove. I use the tent sometimes for ice fishing. The underpad has 2 cutouts for fishing also comes with screw ice pegs. Tent is designed for harsh winter climates in Siberia -50c to -60c. Very well constructed with high grade aviation aluminum to last a lifetime. The tent comes in at 51 lbs and stove 20 lbs,you aint backpacking with this tent and stove..haha. By far it's the best tent I ever owned, better than my Snowtrekker. Thanks for the share 👊💥🇨🇦💥👊
Thanks for this Iceman! That's a sweet setup and very interesting that you prefer it to a snowtrekker. No issues with the synthetic fabric and embers? Love that it has ice fishing cutouts
That stove is nice! So pretty! I've always like using the full round logs when. You go to sleep they last a little longer then split wood. Great ending!
What a great 35 minute video! I have probably watched 90% of your videos and always stoked when a new one pops up! You have mad skills! Grew up in NH and Maine and currently living on Chesapeake Bay, VA
Can never have enough stoves and that one is a beaut! Couldn't get a good look at the tracks but if they had claw holes then canine, if none then feline. :) I love doing the trailcam thing too! The great thing about doing it in winter, you can see where the critters are travelling and set up in that area. Look forward to seeing you and Erin back at the hot tent and the igloo build! Thanks for sharing. :) :)
Thanks a lot J! So true, I'm pretty pumped for some more trail cam experiments....if there's any sign of lynx there again you know where I'll be setting it up :) Fingers crossed for the igloo this time!
I did the same but the difference is I sleeped in 40 minutes that was so cold in Russia 🇷🇺 in Murmansk exactly and I uploaded the blog in my RUclips channel here check it out
I'm watchin'....and I'm like hey that looks like fatwood!! You are welcome my outdoor spirit brother! Glad to send you more. Awesome vid btw. I do love the drone flyover of the landscape. especially in this frigid cold scenery! Would love to join you some day!
Hahah still holding on to it...one of those things I only use when it feels right. Though I probably should've split that one, it was pretty chunky. Thanks a bunch Scotty!
He deserves more, he clawed up to 70000, I remember the good ol’ backcountry angling Ontario days when he didn’t have much. Great work John you’ve come a long way.
I never thought I'd watch a winter camping video but this was good! Have you ever considered putting a big Orange mark on your tent for safety and aerial visibility?
What a wonderful winter landscape and video. Thank you so much for sharing. Your SS stove looks awesome, I pray you have many warm and comfortable nights there. Your humility in such an inhospitable landscape is endearing. Was so wishing you would catch a nice trout to enjoy on your new stove. Maybe next time. God Bless you and thanks again.👍🙏
Having another set of hands during winter camping is invaluable. Have some great trailcam shots and videos from over the years on the channel. In the Summer put it higher as bears play with them and enjoy chewing them. Great video. 👍
Enjoy that. love that and I'm jealous. Here, in the southwest of Germany, snow is not measured in height, but in width (lol). This year we had, near Stuttgart , 10 cm (width). you are so blessed
Very nice stove . Love the night shots and drone… and the feel of life in winter… so beautiful and always fun to see the evidence of animals that are otherwise invisible! Looked like bobcat or lynx…
Get a lot of questions and some think I'm lying about the temperature (no, I never have). If the title says -30, it should go without saying that that's the LOW for the trip...the temp fluctuates, of course.
So I made a video for the top 11 FAQs I get about winter camping:
*1) If it's so cold, why can't you see your breath?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html
*2) If it's so cold, why is there slush on the lake?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html
*3) Why aren't you melting snow for water?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html
*4) What is the temp inside the tent?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html
*5) Why winter camp at all?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html
*6) Why aren't you wearing snowshoes?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html
*7) How do you poop when it's that cold?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html
*8) Aren't you worried about carbon monoxide from the stove?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html
*9) Aren't you afraid of animals attacking you? Where's your gun?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html8
*10) How you you power your devices?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html
*11) Why don't you use a floor?* ruclips.net/video/a_nrGUte8dM/видео.html
Hope it helps clear some things up.
-30 up North in winter? Why would anyone think that? I've been in -40 running the Trans Can on many occasions. Slush on the lake, poop when cold, all question from people below the 45th.
I have never done hot tent winter camping and so wish I could. It's not in the cards forme as I have terminal cancer. Hence I'm living my dream of this through RUclips rsv such as you
Sadly, "haters gonna hate" is a saying that I think applies here. There are always people who won't believe you're doing this, and I hope you know they're likely a highly vocal but tiny sliver of your larger audience. I, for one, appreciate the efforts you put into these videos. Thanks!
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@cindyjones1832 my heart truly goes out to you Cindy 💚💚💚
I was raised in an area like this video shows. There really is nothing to equal being inside a shelter, watching a fire, being full and reading a good book. The wind can lull you to sleep quicker than you ever thought possible.
When I was a kid and we had storms and black outs my mother would snuggle me and my siblings up under a blanket in candlelight and she would describe being in a place like this with a snowstorm going on and we would all feel so safe and snug. Memories I treasure 💕
SRDACAN POZDRAV IZ SRBIJE🙋
50 years ago I was on the chemin de st jaques when I got stuck in a snowstorm in the Pyrenees.Couldn't move for 2 weeks,but I had several good books thea and enough food.I've thought about that time for the rest of my life.
@@TaraRyan-dy1wmwonderful memories
U r lucky ❤
Love the shot of your pots full of water on the stove. The old beat up black one has been with you for most of your adventures. A trusted old friend.
Thanks Erik! Served me well :)
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You made me subscribe with that comment 🙏🏿
Subscribed the channel.
We love these videos because we all know how much it sucks to be cold and it's really satisfying to see someone so comfortable and warm in such frigid situations...
Yes it is very satisfying. You really need to know what you are doing to live like that, alone.
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I hunt in cold weather (maybe 20 degrees at the very coldest) and it's a challenge. I can't imagine these temperatures. Respect. Subscribed.
I live in Wisconsin and complain about 25F temps and I’m inside my 69F house most of the time 😂. Thanks for reminding me I have it good. Oh also thanks for the hash brown recipe. I added eggs to mine and it was delicious 😋
Keep in mind that I've only used it for a couple weeks, that being said, so far so good ruclips.net/user/postUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM . Using it at 8 ft. by 8ft. deer blind that is insulated. I have to keep the door cracked for it to get enough air to burn, but that is very likely the wood I've used. Much better quality than I expected for the price. Now if I can just take it easy in the beginning it won't be 90 degrees in my blind. All in all it seems like a keeper.
Just ordered a stove from Boreal Outdoor Innovations after watching this vid. Customer service from them is amazing! Looking forward to using it this winter. Keep up the great work Jon.
It’s so lovely to see all that snow while lying in bed on a heated mattress and warm blankets… I live vicariously. 😊
I live in Greece. I am so grateful for RUclips. You can have access to so much knowledge from all over the world. Thanks for sharing.
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you're solo winter videos are like therapy for me man, keep em coming
Sitting here watching this in Jacksonville, Fla at 94 degrees !! Never thought I’d actually miss winter but watching this there’s something to be said for warming up after your bone chilling cold !!!!
The first cup of tea……ahhhhh
I’m A firm believer in supporting the industries of my country, that said as an American if I’m buying a wood burning stove, I’m buying Canadian…
My kitchen appliances were made in Canada and I love the quality and dependability.
As an American this is sad but true.
Canadian have to have good Outdoor stoves cookers. Heaters..the way that PM is taxing Canadians They might ALL BE LIVING in the woods.. till he taxes the cookers at exorbitant prices because the trees are Canadian property.. FJB from the USA..and FJT.. above ... BTW.. I had to pause the vid to see the temp yours says -20* but NO F/ Celsius.. ! And that draft baffler looked exceptional especially looking at heat/flame blowing straight up at 16:40 ans second view 3rd looked like a catalyst converter slowing it down.. MORE ON YOUR TXT Device!! USA has OnSpot..and another ..I actually think I will get that for This purpose..!! 3 weeks in AK bear hunting WAS amazing, NO AM/ FM Static..No Signal I know a SSW Portable is also NOW required. Or Sat ph but that's expensive
What was your tent temperature? Like the stove- who is it. ? How much. WITHOUT a doubt.. a Shotgun/ survival rifle. 22 S/L/ LR is required
Thanks. Very interesting.
Brilliant : Sans snowshoes.
Wolves and lynx tracks can be told apart easiest by claw indents. If there are claws, it's a wolf, if there aren't, it's a lynx. A little harder way is by overall shape, lynx are somewhat circular, wolves have an almost triangle shape toe to pad. Tracks looked to me like lynx tracks. Loved the video. Miss my old camping days, way too old for it now.
I don't recall seeing any claws in the tracks so I'm leaning toward lynx but let me know what you think.
If you're looking for a quality stove, get in touch with Luigi: borealoutdoorinnovations.ca/
Tracks are in a diagonal pattern, with direct register, as both wolves and lynx tracks often are. The paw print, however, is quite round and there is a leading toe. These are cat characteristics. The interdigital space is more of a "C" shape, compared to the “X” shape of a wolf. If you imagine the tracks in the snow from the other direction, then you can see the shape of an ice cream cone. Again, pointing toward lynx. The track width of about 10 cm and the straddle width of about 20 cm, as estimated by comparing to the width of the snowshoe, are reasonable for lynx tracks.
@@tedschintz3093 spoken like a true naturalist! Thanks for this Ted! Hope to get lucky with the trail cam next time
@@tedschintz3093 what ted said. too “round” for canids.
I’ve spent a lot of time canoeing, portaging, backpacking from May to October…can’t imagine the energy it takes to do winter camping at -30. Well done
Hahah thanks Jason :) It sucks energy out of me pretty fast but the nights are long and provide lots of time to sleep 😜
I enjoy all the videos but I had to go back and watch some summer canoe trips…these winter trips are chillin my bones…❄️
@@jasonreid611 hahah I'm itching too
I did the same but the difference is I sleeped in 40 minutes that was so cold in Russia 🇷🇺 in Murmansk exactly and I uploaded the blog in my RUclips channel here check it out
Been winter camping. Been summer camping. Give me winter camping any time. It really is the best.
Thank you, all I need to say is thank you I've had a really long couple of months and for some reason this one video just gave me this odd sense of happiness and maybe a new direction in life. Thank you.
Thomas, are you going camping? If not, then you should!
Shoo Goo !!! That reminds me of high school cross-country camp in the Berkshires 1977. 118 miles in 5 days and that stuff was immensely popular.
you know you're into the video when you enjoy every second of the stove unboxing/review
My name is NOMAN I'm 14 years from PAKSIAN ,
just few days ago I'm watching these camping VIDEOS in WINTER
just unbillable how it's EASY keep SHINING!
I can sense how satisfying it is to enjoy that meal, cooked on a stove fired by wood you cut, in a warm tent, out in Nature, where it's cold and dark outside.
This video was just what I needed to see today. I loved winter camping when I was a young man, the sights and sound of the cold forests, the work needed just to keep warm and fed. You really took me back with this one! Thanks so much for the great photography, the calm and common sense words you spoke. You’re absolutely right, it is all about the exploration! Life is a journey, not a destination. Many thanks, Jon. ❤️
Really appreciate that James!! 💚
Excellent comment, I totally agree Ms. James.
Jon, maybe you can still do it? You could go with someone else or not too far in the forest? Try it!
Fascinating. RUclips recommendations are working. Thanks for the great video.
Thanks a lot Karl :)
No way! Pewdiepie!!!! 😂
Oh man I wanna go camping in Kashmir like this.....
That’s what I thought!
Karl, sometimes I forget RUclips channel people watch RUclips too 😀 great to see your name in the mega call centre scammer videos. I haven’t had chance to sit and watch them all yet
That moment when . . .
you've had a hard day, but everything is going ok, and you've got stuff taken care of, and now you can just sit back for a bit and relax and feel the warmth of life.
You got it
I enjoy all camping videos especially how they endure the cold, storms, wind and rain.
the stove is a game changer and the winter outings become unforgettable
indeed.!
Just think that those animal tracks are also there in the summer just much harder to see. I love the snow because of the tracks of animals it shows you. Great video. So glad I can live my fantasy through your videos. Keep on adventuring
Really appreciate that Fred!
My fantasy is an obese 54 year old Hispanic (preferably Mexican) housekeeper working a busy 10 hour shift and than suffocating me with her a** and p**** while wearing the moisture soaked parachute she calls p**t**s. Let your dreams be creams, that's what I say.
Thanks for taking us there and embracing winter. We are so lucky to live in Ontario.
Spoiled with wilderness :) Thanks for joining me Joe!
Podziwiam takich ludzi, ja lubię ciepełko i nie odważyłabym się na taką wyprawę
Wyroslam w bieszczadach to dla mnie nie takie obce lol
I live in norway. And im very nearby a forest. Maybe i should go there too
Bought the Woodlands X-Large stove from Boreal Outdoor Innovations for my 20' Avalon Bell tent. I was looking for a quality built stove that was made in Canada or the USA. I've been winter camping for over 25 years and I know what works and doesn't. This is the best stove that I have ever used, period. Quality is very impressive. That baffle is a game changer. Dealing with Luigi was easy and efficient, he's a very knowledgeable person. Emails were prompt. Yes it's an expensive stove but it will last you a life time. Oh btw, that door is like a vault! Super heavy duty and massive.
You get what you pay for eh. It's a long-term investment that way and not worrying about rust is a treat
After I saw this video in late winter, I bought the X-Large model with the baffle and false bottom for my Atuk Artic tent. Great stove and the craftsmanship is superb. High-end customer service from the company. If you are looking for a high end stove that will last you a long time, this is your stove. It's the perfect stove for hunting base camp!
@@jean-pierregiroux1880 Just ordered one! Can't wait to use it. I did a lot of research on portable wood stoves and every review I read on Boreal Outdoor Innovations stoves were positive.
I have never romanticized a winter camping experience until finding your video. Thanks for inspiring me!
Much appreciated MB!
I never thought anyone but me actually enjoyed winter camping! seriously. I love it, but I get a LOT of flack from my youngun's and grandkids about heading out and pitching a tent..Its more different than you would ever believe possible. It is indeed a horse of a different color!
I will romanticize inside my blanket while watching this video. You go right ahead and tell us how it goes. Lol
pizza sauce with bbq sauce is a pro level move. Also, I brought naan on my most recent winter camping trip after seeing you using it. Such a great option because it doesn't seem to freeze as easily as other buns/breads.
It's the bread of the gods my friend!
One thing people will never grasp is the amount of work there is to be done when winter camping.
Just as you think you're done, you realize there's one more thing to do...repetitively lol
Looks like a person needs to be in good physical and mental condition. Survival skills, intelligence and common sense are all needed to camp in the winter.
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Fantastic video, bloke. There's something deeply emotional n satisfying about n open fire n cooking in a tough environment. And your commentary lifts the video, too. I'm a diabetic so I must enjoy your content vicariously and jealously - in a good way of course! Cheers from Down Under🙃
reminds me of days in the service, amazing! Warm and much more cold memories, but gold.
Your videos inspired me to meet more active and likeminded people. I met my wife through a camping and paddling group thanks to that inspiration. You changed my life, bud!
Aw so happy and touched to hear that Chance!! What a beautiful way to meet 💚 Hope you two have a wonderful life paddling together!
thanks again Jon - your library of videos are some of the ones I go back to again and again. Much thanks and tonnes of respect my friend.
I truly appreciate that Brian!!
I'm newly subscribed Jon. I'm gonna binge watch your other videos to catch up! I see you have over 4 Million views! Forgive me, but I believe you're far more popular than Trudeau! :) Buena Suerte Amigo! ( Good Luck Friend! :Spanish)
Camping in the woods during the snowstorm is one of the toughest situations campers and hermits have to face if they are willing to survive in the wilderness.
Whoa!!!! You are strong!!! Walking through 3+ feet of snow is no easy task! Plus you were hauling stuff! Way to go! You made it look easy. Crazy
I'm so glad I found your video! I loved everything about this adventure, and the aerial views were STUNNING! So glad you saw some wildlife tracks, please keep us posted!
A heads up. Having water between the pot and hot surface will result in flash steam that will erode the surface and result in increased rusting of the stainless. Always wipe the pot bottom to reduce this, its almost impossible to make the pot completely dry
So relaxing. I just love the video when people don't skip when they prepare their sleeping situation and film a bit of their sleep. Many creators skip that, and suddenly the next day. I personally think when we sleep in the tent as the most relaxing to watch, not when cooking.
Depends on how hungry a guy is !!😉😉
I agree
ODD RESPONSE??? What is a creator? Who wants to watch men sleeping?
I did the same but the difference is I sleeped in 40 minutes that was so cold in Russia 🇷🇺 in Murmansk exactly and I uploaded the blog in my RUclips channel here check it out
I respect the winter camping. Always love your videos.
Thanks a lot Don!
I can see your love of the outdoors. Your knowledge of the outdoors. Your strength to be able to hike in snow 😵💫 packing sleigh . The temperatures . Kudos . I enjoyed the video.
Much appreciated!
More than food, that stove is a lifesaver. I will care of it like i take care of my self.
Really appreciate your hard work, dedication and struggle...its not really easy to capturing these beautiful moments in winter... You're such an inspiration for adventurous people! 👌Keep it up man❤️
Really appreciate that Mariekhan!! 💚💚
@@LostLakes Would be interesting to know how long the new stove burns without replenishing, and compare outside temperature to inside temperature when it's burning at different levels of output- i.e. full burn, to banked down for the night for extended burn... of course, I MIGHT be a little analytical- but maybe others want to know how it performs...?
That new stove is outstanding & a Beauty! Great Job!
That's the best camping meal I've ever seen in my life
Sometimes here in Wyoming during the winters I love to camp up in the local mountain. Last winter it was -35F at one point. Very dangerous if you don't know what you're doing. However it's also very rewarding once you are done.
Mr. Heater Buddy is what I used. Keep a bottle of propane in your sleeping bag for when it gets too cold you the gas still works fine. Also please make sure you have a carbon monoxide alarm. Will save your life. For extra safety if you live in bear country think of something to protect yourself with. Most predators would love a good meal in the middle of winter so don't become one.
Omg snow angels 😇 every day 🤣⛰❤️⛺️🔥🦔🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷
If you ever get a tear in any kind of fabric. Use Tear-Mender fabric adhesive. I’m a union iron worker I break down fabrics like no other. It works
Thank youuuuu so much for taking the time to make this videos.
It is highly entertaining and heartwarming for us living in the cities.
Greetings from Bucharest 🙋🏻♀️
Really appreciate that Emma!! 👋👋
You definitely know what your doing in adverse conditions. Nicely Done
Much appreciated Darrell!
Great video. After watching, my 9-year old son, who I have been having difficulty getting interested in wilderness camping, really wants to try hot tent camping. BTW, as a young lad 40+ years ago, it was the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit that got me interested in wilderness trekking and canoeing!
Thanks Kevin! Love to hear that 💚💚 What an awesome gateway...we listen to the audiobooks almost every night as we go to bed and, in a lot of ways, it's an epic camping trip. Even some canoeing!
I did the same but the difference is I sleeped in 40 minutes that was so cold in Russia 🇷🇺 in Murmansk exactly and I uploaded the blog in my RUclips channel here check it out
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@@onittowinit8131 i see u did the same shit u also stop it 🇷🇺🇸🇦🇺🇦
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Mmm, those diced potatoes - I had something similar at an IKEA cafe - very tasty!
Absolutely gorgeous scenery, just breathtaking! ❄️ Oh wow, when you took a step, you literally sunk down, up to your knees!!!
That stove is a beast lol i gotta get a new stove asap. You can never have enough haha. Sucks about that shallow lake but still worth the exploration maybe hit it in summer one day for attempt 2. Cheers brother
Hahah just need a titanium model and then I think the collection is complete 😅 Thanks again Ted :)
Looks freezing 🥶 I just admire the dedication because is really brave to camp 🏕 in the winter ❄️
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" no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothes." Scandinavian saying.
Growing up in Detroit, some friends and decided it was much more convenient to camp in the winter, no mosquitoes, no need for tents, which always get wet and of course no crowds. Camped in Northern Michigan at -25, biggest consideration was keeping the beer from freezing.
Proper sleeping bag is a must.
@@jimsaunders4136 wow super interesting. I enjoy to see camping videos because for me is brave. I would be scared 😆 but at the same time I would like to camp out with friends one day.
Karla, it's a wonderful experience to fall asleep looking at the stars, even from your own backyard!
@@jimsaunders4136 💓😃 I have to try out and confront my fears 😊🙏✨
Greetings from Romania! Congratulations for the work you put in these videos, the frame setup, setting up the camp, the shelter, the drone flights, everything is just pleasant to watch. And also the food looks amazing even though it is made in a tent. Really glad I found your channel. Your videos are great and really inspiring for us the youth! Wishing you all the good!
Really appreciate that Korodi 💚
Isn’t it weird how you can smell what you visualizing? That smoke in the crisp fresh air is my favorite smell.
Its amazing how so many people don't like this ascept of living. To me its amazing and fulfilling. To many people rely on convenience now a days.
I'm so sad these days and your videos cheer me up. Keep doing what you do!
Hang in there brother, brighter days are ahead. Thanks a bunch Mike :)
Hey guys, thought i would let you know im doing much better these days, thanks for the support!
Thanks again for the ride, Jon, and looking forward to the next video with Erin! I’ve also decided that the next time I talk to someone who owns a Cadillac, I’m going to tell her or him that they have the Boreal Outdoors Innovations Woodlands XL of cars…
LOL wish I could see their confused reaction! Thanks Brian!
Better yet if they knew what I was talking about!
@@briankozak7014 now that would be funny!!
I love these snow camping videos they're always an amazing vibe
とても楽しい動向でした！臨場感が伝わってきました！また見にきます
Thank you!!
I was jealous of you. What a beautiful sky and what a deadly silence. I remembered my childhood in the mountains of my country. MKH
Классное видео!!! Интересно смотреть как человек может быть в гармонии с природой несмотря на то, что природа бывает суровой!
Dudes got a new stove for every trip!
I would love to come do one of these with you. Cold camping just sounds so fun.
Lol at Shovelcam and you getting excited about an exotic metal alloy spring
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That's so smart how you have the fire in your tent. Excellent survival.
The new stove is awesome 👌 Nice little clearing you found, lot of protection from the strong winds. I use the Canawick hardwood logs from Canadian Tire, you get 4 bricks in a bag for $5.00. I'll throw in 2 or 3 before bedtime and they will burn for about 5 to 6 hours with dampner slightly closed. They throw off some nice heat. I have the Bereg UP hot tent with insulated underpad and medium stove. I use the tent sometimes for ice fishing. The underpad has 2 cutouts for fishing also comes with screw ice pegs. Tent is designed for harsh winter climates in Siberia -50c to -60c. Very well constructed with high grade aviation aluminum to last a lifetime. The tent comes in at 51 lbs and stove 20 lbs,you aint backpacking with this tent and stove..haha. By far it's the best tent I ever owned, better than my Snowtrekker. Thanks for the share 👊💥🇨🇦💥👊
Thanks for this Iceman! That's a sweet setup and very interesting that you prefer it to a snowtrekker. No issues with the synthetic fabric and embers? Love that it has ice fishing cutouts
That stove is nice! So pretty! I've always like using the full round logs when. You go to sleep they last a little longer then split wood. Great ending!
It's dreamy :) Same here though I've never used a round that big...I certainly will again though. Thanks ATFH!
I think you picked a great spot to camp. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us, they're informative and so interesting!
Really appreciate that Bev!
There's nothing like cozying up and staying warm when it's cold out. It's why I prefer winter over summer.
What a great 35 minute video! I have probably watched 90% of your videos and always stoked when a new one pops up! You have mad skills! Grew up in NH and Maine and currently living on Chesapeake Bay, VA
Thanks a lot Michael! I drove through NH and Maine over a decade ago with a buddy and we were shocked by the beauty
@@LostLakes ya..Northern New England is very nice. I went to college in Bar Harbor, Maine
Can never have enough stoves and that one is a beaut! Couldn't get a good look at the tracks but if they had claw holes then canine, if none then feline. :) I love doing the trailcam thing too! The great thing about doing it in winter, you can see where the critters are travelling and set up in that area. Look forward to seeing you and Erin back at the hot tent and the igloo build! Thanks for sharing. :) :)
Thanks a lot J! So true, I'm pretty pumped for some more trail cam experiments....if there's any sign of lynx there again you know where I'll be setting it up :) Fingers crossed for the igloo this time!
@@LostLakes any chance there are bobcats in that area?
@@neilbaker5649 I think there may be, though lynx are more prevalent
More stoves always!
I did the same but the difference is I sleeped in 40 minutes that was so cold in Russia 🇷🇺 in Murmansk exactly and I uploaded the blog in my RUclips channel here check it out
I'm watchin'....and I'm like hey that looks like fatwood!! You are welcome my outdoor spirit brother! Glad to send you more. Awesome vid btw. I do love the drone flyover of the landscape. especially in this frigid cold scenery! Would love to join you some day!
Hahah still holding on to it...one of those things I only use when it feels right. Though I probably should've split that one, it was pretty chunky. Thanks a bunch Scotty!
timeless and priceless..... thank you pal for sharing with us such rare experiences.
You are living my childhood dreams ✨🌻
John you hit more than 70 000 followers. Congrats man, you deserve it👌👍👊
Really appreciate that Johan!!
He deserves more, he clawed up to 70000, I remember the good ol’ backcountry angling Ontario days when he didn’t have much. Great work John you’ve come a long way.
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Definitely deserves it. Been watching since u were under 5k and this man works his ass off to put out great content.
The algorithm is with him.
Always a bonus to find a good piece of equipment made in your home country!
I never thought I'd watch a winter camping video but this was good! Have you ever considered putting a big Orange mark on your tent for safety and aerial visibility?
Thanks LS! I've never thought about it but that white canvas sure blends in to the snow doesn't it
Why would he want bears to be able to see iy
@@LostLakes что это мне интересуется вечной мерзлоты лучше смотреть утюбе необитаемый остров
@@ericacannon5832 the bears can smell you a lot farther than they can see you.
He might get rescued when he doesn’t want to be rescued….
I certainly would never do something like this myself. I do appreciate watching someone else do it.
What a wonderful winter landscape and video. Thank you so much for sharing. Your SS stove looks awesome, I pray you have many warm and comfortable nights there. Your humility in such an inhospitable landscape is endearing. Was so wishing you would catch a nice trout to enjoy on your new stove. Maybe next time. God Bless you and thanks again.👍🙏
Really a peaceful video so much entertaining make more videos we are waiting ❤️❤️
Having another set of hands during winter camping is invaluable. Have some great trailcam shots and videos from over the years on the channel. In the Summer put it higher as bears play with them and enjoy chewing them. Great video. 👍
Somehow a second person makes it feel like a third of the work for me. Man you got some nice scores on the trail cam! Thank you again!
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I have just discovered your channel! What an absolute delight ❤️
Thanks so much Mel! 💚
Holy crap Jon.. This video is approaching 10 million! Congrats my friend!!!
Thanks Mem! 🙂🙂
Enjoy that. love that and I'm jealous. Here, in the southwest of Germany, snow is not measured in height, but in width (lol). This year we had, near Stuttgart , 10 cm (width). you are so blessed
Very nice stove . Love the night shots and drone… and the feel of life in winter… so beautiful and always fun to see the evidence of animals that are otherwise invisible! Looked like bobcat or lynx…
Thanks Barb! Fingers crossed it shows up again when I get the trail cam set up there
If you want the shots I'll take the staff job. Double the money.
Great video Jon! Like I said a year ago, Lost Lakes and stove reviews! 4 stoves in 2 years! I love it! Thanks again for all of your hard work.
WHOA hold on...that's 4 stoves in 3 years thank you 😂 Hahah thanks a lot Adam!
@@LostLakes My apologies Sir. That makes a world of difference 😜.
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Sweet setup Jon, the no fish sucked.. loved the aerial view.. cat tracks for sure.. enjoyed very much
Thanks Jim! That silly little part of my brain hoped there might be some untouched brookies lol
“Man uses technology to survive” Wow so amazing!
Just enjoying nature...
A lot of hard work 👍🏕⛺️
Wilderness and peaceful serenity, love it. Keep up the good work, great videos.
Much appreciated Deano!
Congrats on 70K+
That is a beautiful stove
Thanks a lot Alan!
Cool stove! Never camped in winter because where I come from the wolves come really close to the villages but I enjoyed watching your video a lot 😍
Thanks a lot MO! Exciting to see wolves but not when they get too close!
Beautiful. Thank you for showing my eye things they would not see if it weren’t for you! I’d be scared to be in such temperatures alone.
It looks so peaceful despite the cold
Love the new stove, so happy it works great. Bummer about the fishing but what a gorgeous spot. Looking forward to seeing Erin soon!
Thanks Corrie! Can't wait to get out there with her!