-34c Cold, Frigid and Freezing Wall Tent!!

[@mr.wizard2974]

I love to watch these videos in my nice warm home. Thanks.

[@str1xt]

If you put your tongue on your ipad it will freeze. True story.

[@mr.wizard2974]

@@str1xt wow

[@mr.wizard2974]

@@str1xt -34,,degrees there. 72 degrees here.

[@Properbellend]

MidHe7 You should try keeping it zipped.

[@shawnjones796]

Yeah I am in my nice warm place under my blanket feeling great lol

[@dcenterprises7205]

For you youngsters out there, I was raised in the 30s and 40s when things were tight. My mother always cooked in cast iron and LARD .Now before you give it a thumbs down, during WWII things were rationed and butter was not available. We bought a pound of lard, shaped just as a pound of butter. WITH a capsule of yellow coloring which we mixed in the lard. That was the butter I was raised on. I’m 89 and cook with cast iron only and YES I USE LARD. It does add a new plus flavor to your food. Give it a try. Refrigerate or not doesn’t matter. It will not go rancid.

[@lisakn27]

Lard is the best..it has the best flavor of any of the greases.

[@michaelingham6490]

DCEnterprises I’m 44 and grew up in mass, mom was from mid Ohio, I grew up on lard and cast, I still cook this way and all my friends wonder why my food is so good

[@russellherberg2213]

This "youngster" (I'm 63) grew up w/ butter; my grandmother used lard. I've graduated to Irish butter (no water, like American) and LARD! Yes, lard makes BETTER biscuits (sorry for yelling. It's that good). Still use cast iron, also. And, I've tented (w/ the US Army, in Alaska and S. Korea) at -52C. Yep, that's cold :)!

[@drawyrral]

I remember that stuff. That takes me back.

[@mich4808]

My nana used lard I'm 38 now was raised on it. ❤ kids these days dont know real food.

[@pretoshohmoofcguy6523]

Hear that cracking when he walks? That is the sound of REALLY COLD.

[@RKleyn]

It's also like fingernails on a blackboard to me.

[@Atheistic007]

Yes it is.

[@bigspin6309]

preto shohmoofc guy I had to watch that part on mute..

[@taracrosby1538]

Sounds like Minnesota in the winter. It's a nostalgic sound for me, reminds me of playing outside as a little girl in International Falls Minnesota.

[@chadmartfeld]

soon as i heard it i said out loud yup thats cold

[@lapetite717]

Thank you for posting! The way you take the bumps by rolling right along is an invaluable lesson for anyone who finds themselves in camp at -34°. Kudos to you!!

[@dhooter]

Some dream of palm trees and Sandy beaches. I dream of crunchy snow and hearing my breath crackle in the artic air of the Brooks Range. Your videos put me where I wanna be. Love it!!

[@blossompure]

Buck Shot how ? i dont dream of beaches i hate hot weather but hate cold weather too and i live upnorth lok ,live miserable counting the days for the winter to go , i think it's contagious when everybody here dreads winter and gets depressed as soon as snow falls

[@deathmetalmarten]

+straightforward you should like a miserable person

[@Tigerscar12]

@@deathmetalmarten because he lives in the cold

[@barbarabrantley4779]

Buck Shot I dream of a change in seasons! But really I’m happy. I don’t shovel snow just sand

[@sferg9582]

I live in Illinois and it's too cold here for me...I don't dream of beaches either, but when I retire, it's Arizona for me. Not in the valley but up in higher elevations where the winters only last a month, and it's mild at that. I HATE THE COLD.

[@lordwise3539]

When he ate the food and grabbed the can of blue swill, plus the smile with the raised eyebrow.......I fell on the floor laughing! Totally reminded me of those 1970's beer commercials you'd see on tv........Canadians......got to love them!

[@Znitso]

Just watched this video because it was recomended to me, glad i did. I gave it a thumbs up 👍

[@billyrichterrocks]

Great content. I live in west Michigan and am becoming enamored with the idea of continuing my camping adventures through the winter months. We don’t get near the temps as you but the idea of drinking a coffee while sitting by a campfire or wood stove in the snow is sounding better after every video. Thanks for what you do to inspire the rest of us. God bless.

[@freedommatters9596]

"Mmmm... Just as I thought, plain beer." Then he crunched into that bread...it really is the simple joys. Man, I want to go camping.

[@rayreview492]

-34 OMG, iam from tropical country, cannot imagine what it feels like, you people really great can survive the climate, salute frm indonesia 👍👍👍

[@paulibarra5449]

and some places in russia get - 60, i,ll don,t survive in a hot country

[@baddie1shoe]

You probably know what it is like to survive in the heat. I’d rather take layers of clothes than suffer in the heat. Where I live the coldest it got last winter was -15 degrees F But, you also have to factor in what the wind chill is.

[@riskikewes7930]

⛄

[@Serenityfor1]

Ms. Nohotyoga but never have to worry about earthquakes and tsunamis! 👍

[@crownroyal3337]

-35c w/c here right now. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

[@rkaelob]

I’m 18 years old and I live in Texas, love tha stache, love the lifestyle, keep up the hard work

[@notajedimaster2489]

Me: I should sleep KZbin: well about that... How about a guy in super cold weather in a tent? Me: ok

[@sportacusx]

I’m where you were 3 weeks ago my friend 😂

[@notajedimaster2489]

Lee Davies well shit...

[@theunknownsource3778]

same

[@freerider604]

Doing that right now ! It’s 1230am and yea I work at 8am 🤪😂

[@prettyprincess94602]

@@freerider604 its 2:14 am and I'm watching.

[@fortythreenorth2518]

Every winter camping video I've seen is from here in Canada. Good work you brave men for enduring the unendurable! I bet 6:37 was a welcome sight for you!

[@deanasadoorian8314]

For sawing trees into logs, you might want to try a bow saw. They come in all sizes and have larger teeth. Cuts at least 3 or 4 times faster.

[@garyboden5220]

very much agree and try to go slower and use the full length of the blade...slower can be faster😀

[@blankshots1]

Bring in a straw bale or 3 and break them up to pack around the sides of your tent. We used wall tents when going into remote lakes to ice fish for weekends at -40 to -60 and it makes all the difference to keeping the cold out. then run a slack line from one end of the ridge pole to the other, or shorter, your preference. this way you hand your clothes up high to dry out and stay warm for the early AM getting dressed time.

[@thebeast2746]

blankshots1 yeah we’ll carry 3 straw bales round with us up to camp 😂😂😂😂🧐

[@gregrauscher4524]

@@thebeast2746 I guess there is nothing anyone can tell you then because your just plain right eh!! Arrogance will get you. When someone, who has probably spent more cold days in wall tents than you, in much colder temperatures than this, it might do well to pay attention. The straw bales are left in place..or did you think like many city boys that you just tie the straw back up. FML....you go back and freeze your ass off. Just no helping some folks!!

[@thebeast2746]

Greg Rauscher stop typing shit who the fk carry’s 3 bails of straw to camp ffs give ya head a wobble..

[@gardenia24sugarfoot.36]

A good size tent - definitely would be ideal for at least 2 people to move around in. Just beautiful the sights of formations snow makes. 'Crunch crunch,' gee not long had dinner but by golly watching you & your bread delights, certainly made it difficult not to go & find more food. enjoyed the video, cheers.

[@worldwisenow4287]

I am commenting quite late given the months that have passed since you posted but I only found your videos now. Thumbs up from an Ottawa born guy who spent all his youth winter camping, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. Having lived both Ottawa Valley cold and NWT cold myself, I prefer the dry cold of where you are. When its -30- to 40 and your winter camping in the Valley or Gatineau Park the humidity gets right to the bone and its brutal. I am a Carling and Molson's man myself but cheers to you and your Blue. Both have equal audiences and hit the spot in those conditions. I appreciate the shout outs you did to several fellow youtubers and am going to hunt a few of them down. I will also subscribe. You remind me so much of many of my quebecois friends. You may be in Yellowknife but the french roots are glaringly obivious (but not in a bad way...

[@10esseeTony]

I am so super-envious right now. This short adventure looks to be just my 'cup of tea'. :)

[@allenray9526]

instaBlaster...

[@LazlaTheFallen]

You can control cooking temperatures by adding few stone slabs between pan and stove, Also for cooking make ghee, its clear butter its easy to make and it will never go bad. Even in hotter summers it can be left stored in tent if you dig small hole on ground, ice box size is enough and if you just put small plywood cover it stay near 10 celsius. For those who also have plans to keep tents on place for years, use some stone/clay etc to make stove bigger, those metal boxes get hot fast and also cool as fast without fire, when theres some stone and masonry surrounding it itll keep temps, just leave top mostly open to keep that great cooking stage working fast. If you make great masonry covers for stove it can be used as oven after fire is gone as it keeps temperature really good

[@georgemccurdy4683]

That sounds kinda new to me.. And I want to be sure I'm understanding you. Please, tell me how to surround stove with masonry clay..? Can I use cement? Thank you. ✌

[@LazlaTheFallen]

@@georgemccurdy4683 Yeah, i think clay works too, any stony substance will take heat and keep it. You can add metal scrap to quicly take heat but it also cools fast where as stone slabs, clay and cement (make sure it takes heat, most will do fine but direct flame contact will break or make it frail. also many so interior should be metal). Any "stony" substance they use on ovens and fireplaces in house will work 100%, and like i said it will make it very heavy so its no more movable. You just simply surround/cover your metalstove with bricks or stones/boulders, and then add something like clay or cement to make "full armor" around it. If you have time add some metal scrap/shaings etc to mixture to make it take heat faster, but also it cools a bit faster then. As long as you have some of original metal stove visible it will emit heat to tent but with stone covers it will be warm for 8-12 hours after few hours of burning. Much depends on size of the stone you surround it and insulation of tent and outside temperatures, i live in finland so we have -20c winters also and it works here. You can search youtubne for how to make oven/pizzaoven/fireplace to see principles. Ps. sorry for my bad english at somepoints and that i have to explain this long way

[@LazlaTheFallen]

@@georgemccurdy4683 or how to build brickwall is another search term you can do to understand hot to surround your metal box with masonry to make it "recharging" heat to inself

[@joshuahill9123]

Great stove incorporation idea. I am recently looking at tents and have found Tent Shop to be what most people are talking about. Heating the 16 by 20 tent I'm looking at with them has been one of my main concerns but with a little bit of stone and clay work, I can see how that would really make a difference. I have also been looking at easy insulating solutions as well. Glamping at its finest.

[@deanmartin9358]

man 3 yrs on thats cold im catching on your uploads amazing

[@kellywade900]

This is brilliant. He is one of the funniest people I've heard in a while. Such a dry sense of humor.

[@CutandShoot5x5]

Love your videos Jay! I can’t even imagine messing around in -34 degrees! But you prove it can be done & done well!

[@jafoonthebound]

Army vet here I don’t know if this is been mentioned yet. But I know a lot of our tents have a multiple wall system to build a thermal barrier and seeing how your tent is a single wall tent. Perhaps maybe you should look into making a inside canvas that can attach to your support beams on the interior of your tent so you can have an air pocket between the cold air and the warm air from your stove plus would make your stove a little more efficient. I hope this helps 👍

[@thethoughtmaster]

Thas what I said to him and some troll started wingeing at me. We don't like to say though if anyone else tries what he is doing they might snuff it.

[@nosheen9004]

exactly

[@thethoughtmaster]

@@nosheen9004 He was screwing at me in the next video for suggesting the same and put a sarc header on a video with a different subtheme, the header is 'tent within a tent. I do not think this guy is greatful for our suggestions. The video was posted last week and he has the same tent.

[@nosheen9004]

ROBERT FRIEND wow!! how arrogant, some people need to learn basic mannerisms before they make a channel.....and camping is all about sharing ur experience and learning from others 🤦‍♀️

[@jafoonthebound]

Listen guys I was just making a suggestion because I thought it would be something he can research and improve his living condition in the wilderness because it gets that cold death there’s a possible thing in that scenario. The military has a wealth of knowledge based off of things going wrong.

[@naomic123]

Great content, new sub here. Hailing from Canada, myself, I know how nice it is to have all the wilderness around to get away from it all. Us canadians have it good

[@williamwaugh2004]

that's bold admitting you never sharpen your knives. hats off to you sir. the first step to fixing a problem is admitting you have one.

[@richardcanfield2741]

The perfect face after you bit into that deliciousness just as you picked up the beer. I bet that tasted so good

[@leonfinley1968]

Add a egg to the noodles and wait about three minutes .carbs and protein mix very delicious.

[@howardfortyfive9676]

Yes or a wee bit of milk thickens it a bit and cools it a tad.

[@jedmaster1912]

Eggs freeze in those temperatures. So does milk. Hence the dry food. Good call tho i will try that at home.

[@bradcampbell7253]

How the hell would I survive in those conditions with my Gout? All the good food is off the list dammit

[@barbarabrantley4779]

Brad Campbell gout is manageable believe it or not. Cheapest route is pure “CHERRY JUICE!” HELPS IMMENSELY. That or colchicine. Trust me I deal with that monster and have for years. Honestly felt like I had broke bones in my feet. You have my deepest sympathy,anyone that has gout.

[@leejiko]

Leon Finley j

[@JamesWhite-mh3op]

Hi Jay .. great video ..one thing ,,,, I think you should get a Bush Saw ..a Whole lot quicker than the carpenter saw you have.make sure you keep your fingers Tucked away ...sometimes the saw jumps out of the cutting grove & can Bounce across fingers ...it can do this often , So , be Careful...cheers mate ,,, jimi from Australia..🤣🤣🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@a-hvlogs2046]

This is the most Canadian thing ive ever seen

[@NIKONOVICH1990]

Even the moustache :)

[@hannahsaxon1407]

true

[@chiraqanddetroitqueen2389]

Lol facts

[@ministerJason1]

Dude he didn't know how to cut wood, he's the least canadian I've ever seen

[@brandonpuffer9814]

Blue fo life

[@ryaniss3xy]

You can tell that it is cold when the snow squeeks like that

[@Sackmatters]

Ryan that is a fact. Does it pretty often here.

[@cairnsjen]

I love it, reminds me of my childhood.

[@miliigan]

I hear a lot of people like winter camping when it's really cold because it's much more dry. Camping at -3 sounds nice but everything does get soaked. I personally don't push it past -20, any colder and everything just become a bit more annoying.

[@halibut1249]

Dude, don't ever ever use margerine. Margerine is 100% imitation. Please tell us the size of your tent, the temp inside & out, and maybe talk about your gear. A saw with bigger teeth will cut faster. Don't cut green wood, though. Thanks.

[@steveryczek2198]

Ryan I used to live in upstate New York,I said the same thing about walking on snow that squeaks like walking on styrofoam-you know it's really cold. I now live in Texas,I'll take the heat any day.There are a few cold nights where it will get below freezing- that's good enough for me.

[@DustyOldBones]

When it gets really cold like -45C, it really feels warmer than -30. at -45C, Everything goes silent, there is no wind, no snow falling, no moisture in the air. It feels like you are on an alien planet.

[@eugh8025]

I wouldn’t know the coldest I have ever experienced was at most -5

[@eugh8025]

Centigrade

[@deborahparker3273]

Hh))yytmkpg.n no no 41111111114 or 111111111 or compression

[@Total1337]

it was -47 here earlier this year all the exhaust from the buildings was sinking and made the most unsettling smog over my town.

[@bolsov3370]

When you can go outside with t-shirt ,smoke cigarette and get back absolutely fine.

[@boscosdadhorvath6719]

You are a Lucky guy Not many people find a hobby they love like that Very cool

[@LindaTCornwall]

My father always taught me to use a wax candle on the teeth and sides before you saw, really does work. He was a cabinet maker... Also confused as why you'd put anything in the pan, salami will have it's own oil that comes out, in large amounts I might add. also the spiced oil is great when you soak it up with the bread when it's fried.. ex chef here. :D

[@rayt5520]

i always wanted to work with wood cabinets especially since quality doesnt exist anymore. Did you ever attempt woodworking yourself sounds like you retained alot of your dads savvy.

[@Justaguywithtruth]

Wow, Somebody better Marry this Woman!!!👏✊✊😄😬😂✊👍

[@gigisoglamorousipeeglitter7466]

Troy Jones Sr Well, ask her! She's a beautiful lady to boot!

[@louier66061879]

@@Justaguywithtruth 🙏

[@neilconde32]

Linda t will u marry me.seriously im a cool fun guy whos stunning and ratted a perfect 10 ......in kazackastan lol

[@denniscook1422]

I love that you are such a greenhorn. I was living off the land at the age of 10. I would spend 2 weeks alone on a lake every summer. But I'm enjoying watching you learn. No one ever showed me either. 👍

[@alexalbrecht1959]

Greenhorn, I read this in wild west books. Here in Germany we would handle it, when someone saying this insaulting.

[@denniscook1422]

@@alexalbrecht1959 I guess it's meant to be a insult. Watching him learn has been painful for me to watch. I expected to see the axe sticking out of his leg at any moment.

[@LM-sc8lu]

I've used Fiskars Axes for years, I just carry a sharpening puck and a file with me and never have a problem with them. I use a Bow Saw though, they're more aggressive, and cut much faster. The last thing you want to do when winter camping, as I'm sure you know, is to work up a sweat.

[@wendymccauley7685]

When your thinking your stove is too hot, keep some bricks, one or two with two holes in each or even some old gas stove burner covers in your tent specially for cooking. Seems like it's extra weight but well worth it whenever your cooking on a wood stove. Glad to see it's something you enjoy. As an outdoors person it's appreciated watching someone learning.

[@alaskatrac]

`Hi, I'm a trapper, Arctic Circle Dave, who lives in a small village here in northern Alaska. They make the very BEST cold weather tent in Fairbanks called The Arctic Oven that you can really stay warm in.. I know as I have slept in mine( I own three} at -50 F. They also make several models of stoves to use in them, You can to burn your pallets and sell the wall tent. I trap out of mine for a base often. If your goal is to stay warm and survive, it is the tent to have. Best wishes for a safe and comfortable winter. Dave

[@sam-qt7ur]

My last dream is to spend some days in alaska . But it cannot be full fill as i am short of money . Love from india

[@also6741]

@@sam-qt7ur Maybe there are snowy mountains near India that are awaiting you...

[@sam-qt7ur]

@@also6741 exolored them

[@rodolfoplasencia4953]

Tough life teach us to value every sip of soup, every breath of air, every second above the ground. Great video man! Survive!

[@repalmore]

Lived in Alaska for 4 years and worked outside almost everyday. It would get 40 below F and we still worked just weren't allowed to take the ATV's or snowmobiles. We would have to take the snow cat or SUSV. They were so much slower so we had to leave earlier to be onsite on time. DON'T miss it. 2 inches of clothes your po dinky is 1/2 inch and your hands are freezing. Now how to take a leak under those conditions. Push real hard and hope for a clean shutoff.

[@fisher1972]

How would a guy rub one out in that kinda cold? Guess it would freeze before it hit the ground?

[@repalmore]

@@fisher1972 If you can sport a woody when that cold, go for it. Don't need to know if you succeed.

[@Toekneepowers]

Robert Palmore Doesn’t sound like much fun at all.

[@repalmore]

@@Toekneepowers Was in the military. Wasn't about fun. Had to be there. Was one hell of an experience though.

[@RDR2Poker]

@ can confirm from Alberta Canada

[@kennetheddy577]

Your eye- lashes are FABULOUS!!!.YOU GO. SERIOUS just kidding.wow that's talkin' super duper cold. I now moved from manhattan to downtown brooklyn which is basically right across the river. Meaning the river makes it cold but WOW- we. I guess it's a venture. Thank you.

[@J1I9M7M4Y]

If you want less heat when you are cooking on a wood stove, place 3 or 4 coins (not in a stack) on the stove and put your pan on them!

[@TheSoball358]

My cast iron pan is 105 years old i use it every day.

[@colec.6477]

Mines about 90 years old

[@nicolastrepanier2211]

Custody Warriors griswold

[@aaronmcnair4113]

Mine's about a hundred been passed down

[@TheSoball358]

@@nicolastrepanier2211 Yep

[@АнтонЛюбота]

Посмотрел, охренел!!! Американцы все такие!? Приезжте к нам в гости, у нас каждое утро с этого начинается!!!! Он дошик, заварил, всё Блин Герой!!!!

[@stuartmorgan2091]

Not sure if it's been mentioned, but I you want to control the heat on your cast iron skillet when you put it on your wood stove, use a wire coat hanger under it. The more wire, the cooler your pan. Old chef trick. Like the vid.

[@EmThePenguin]

Can you elaborate on this Stuart please?

[@jasonwiedeman4825]

Margarine on cast iron is heresy

[@johngardiner8847]

Emily Donoghue he means to put a bent up wire hanger between the top of stove and bottom of pan (air space) which impacts direct heat transfer to the pan, and won’t burn food.

[@nathanharshbarger9222]

Thank you for elaborating. That was so confusing.

[@niranthbanks3595]

I was looking for this bit of wisdom. An iron trivet is another option.

[@sherylmcleroy7290]

Love your personality ... super cool of you to share information and tips. I'm a girl I watch this stuff in case I ever get in an emergency situation I may learn something that could potentially save my life. I'm not sure I would enjoy weather that cold for recreational purposes lol but I see the appeal for those who do.

[@bohemoth1]

What you should do for the very hot frying pan is to get an old pan rest from an old gas stove top burner and put your frying pan on top of it so it doesn't come in contact with the direct heat of your stove. You could stack them higher to regulate the temperature in your frying pan. I did that when I was in the Boys Scouts.

[@rickcaruso7351]

If you are concerned about the heat from the stove making the cast iron pan too hot for cooking. Use a couple 1/2 in steel bars (simple right) to lift the pan with a space that will reduce the heat. I would also recommend a Dutch oven to play with.

[@happyhighway106]

#2,057 Hello! When I was younger, I was part of a deer camp in Michigan's UP. We had a big tent and two wood stoves. Very comfy inside when it was - 10. And had some "deer track stew" brewing all the time with coffee and hot cocoa.

[@mkivy]

Wish I was a young again...go for it sir! Be safe!

[@taftbrandli2812]

“MMMMM!!!! Plain beer!” I died. 😂😂😂

[@dustins91s10]

Taft Brandli yeah me too! Because that’s me!! The minute people get snobby about beer you lose me. Just a cold plain beer or whiskey on ice to sip on is good enough for me.

[@danielserene4532]

Step Two...

[@mikebradford7780]

Love the music! Relaxing, just like the still outdoors in the cold winter chill. You have good taste, and I enjoyed the video. Thank you for not putting any rap or pop music in your video.

[@OsoDyzplay]

Twelve hundred subs at the time ? You look natural in front of the camera as if you had millions.. great video !

[@jaylegere]

Thanks so much!!

[@CGrahamWorks]

Hey bud, coming from many years of sleeping in tent camps in on of them lovey proapecters, an insulated tarp or a higher quality tarp above and part way down the wall makes a world of difference when it comes to heat retention. The other little thing is putting a ground tarp on the floor, it helps and if you are there for a while put plywood just lying on the snow above the tarp to reduce the slipping Hazzard. First video of your I see and I enjoy you video

[@carlypete3830]

Listen to the sound of the snow under his feet ❄ ❄ ❄

[@saywhatnow5789]

Prunch Prunch❄👣❄

[@carlypete3830]

@@saywhatnow5789 love that sound

[@thethoughtmaster]

No thanks, carpet is good.

[@nunavyourbiznas8660]

pfft craft beers. I myself am a man who enjoys beer in his beer. So, I concur with your sensibilities Sir. Cheers.

[@nwomoe6713]

-47 right now where I am bud..and I'm in my tent..stove is full throttle..and love the blue

[@johonanandrewgomes7593]

Where was that?

[@lynnjackson9512]

The french bread cheese salami sandwich looks good and I like the tent. It looks cold out there but the stove looks like its heating well! Enjoy!

[@jamesbryant6792]

That look you gave after taking a bite of the sandwich and picking up the beer had me laughing definitely enjoyed the video good stuff 💯

[@spiff2268]

In case anybody's interested that's about -29 in Freedom Units.

[@krasnenkov]

-29 ain't shit even to MN standards.

[@jhkk1269]

You seriously feel free in this country? lol

[@brennandumont1297]

Wind Turbine yes.

[@gildedliberty6090]

@H K In America, we pay for services rendered, because that dentist has a family, too and the government doesn't deserve to take my hard earned money and decide what to do with it when I can decide for myself. That is the freedom you are missing.

[@dark4epson5]

@@gildedliberty6090 I don't have kids yet I have to pay for other people's retarded kids education, in America....

[@Dan-oj4iq]

This is one of these guys that reminds you of somebody you know but can't quite figure out who it is.

[@WSWESTR]

😂😂

[@ottobhan725]

Good work. Keep in touch. Another thought, what if one prepped the bread and pan with butter 1st. The inside face of bread will warm, crisping while we’re slicing salami and cheese. Flip the salami into pan fry. Turn the toasty bread faces up. Lay on the cheese. Voila, the salami will give grease and flavors even as the cheese melts above.

[@TXPaisano]

I just found your channel. Thank you for sharing! I love it when people give advice, but hate it when people get ugly. Really? This man is doing his own thing, his own way. If you’re a hater, hate yourself please.

[@SKEC212]

Go and buy a tree branch pruning saw with a curved blade and large saw teeth. I got one and it cuts through wood like butter. It's all about the right tool for the job.

[@travisturner6783]

Chainsaw, only tool for firewood that I've ever used.

[@jaimuszunner8773]

Came for the wall tent... stayed for the cheesy goodness and Labatt Blue! 🤘

[@harvey1965]

Incredible to watch! An Australian here: we simply do not experience anything like the weather you live in except for a few high mountain tops in winter. Mad weather you live in.... frozen eyelashes!!! Crazy!!!

[@monmacphee289]

Liawenee Tasmania is the coolest place within Australia

[@billnoller4345]

First time watcher...100% subscribed.

[@jaylegere]

Right on!!

[@billschipper1718]

keep camping... everybody needs a place like yours.

[@balistero30]

Hy from Hamburg, Germany ! you are awsome man ! you are the best !!! God bless you !

[@FollowerOfJesus1111]

When you step on the snow like that and it creeks it makes shivers go up my spine, its like fingernails on a chalk board

[@brightwhitesneakers687]

Does this guy remind anyone else of, Burt from, Tremors?

[@imakrewitatl]

Squatch Box good ol' Burt Gummer, love his character

[@brightwhitesneakers687]

Me too!

[@fressejetzt840]

More like John wick

[@mscottlawrence2037]

Dude from family ties? Yeah I kinda see it

[@pjpucci]

Burt Gummer is the foxhole buddy you wanna hang ( love his character)with and this guy gives me the same.... -34 and he is chillin

[@listenup1711]

I survived 34 below in my camper this year. Here's what happened to me all in one night. It was so windy it blew my camper door off. My wood stove clogged up and smoke the house out. The regulator for my ventless LP stove froze up. My backup LP heater decided not to start.. this all happened at the same time at 4:30 in the morning. Sometimes it makes you wonder why we live off grid, but it's all worth it if you survive.

[@rosehuckaba1783]

I hope things go much better for you next time. This sounds like me, all the bad. So sorry. Praying you have everything you need to fix it all. God bless....❤💙

[@BushmansAdventures]

Labatt Blue! LOVE IT! I knew you were a fellow Canuck!

[@bepowerification]

you're really good at filming and editing.. why only 58k subscribers? you deserve more.

[@jasonreynoldsheavydutybush9579]

find a "trivit" undedr your pan, makes it infinitely more controllable

[@lblake5653]

Yeah I was thinking a diffuser

[@estershelby8583]

Fiskars is made in Finland, and we like our sharp axes in Finland

[@eKSe1337]

torille

[@MarkusSimonsbacka]

eKSe tavataan

[@matthewchastain136]

You mean made in China.

[@estershelby8583]

@@matthewchastain136 possibly... I won't admit anything

[@Saint696Anger]

China

[@laurah4130]

Cast iron when seasoned, is lovely to cook with. It will also add iron to whatever you cook, so you won't need iron supplements.

[@roberta.k4213]

Dude, I just subscribed to your channel. I’ve been watching but The minute you’re said ur not a craft beer guy and held up that Labatts Blue, I was sold. Nice.

[@aaglad8604]

Camping out in my livingrm , in front of my wood stove and cooking pinto beans hamhocks and corn bread. Lifes good here in NY State not city , state!!!

[@darrellgrant7615]

Aa Glad screw those downstate numbnuts :)

[@eschlede]

Aa Glad a

[@furynick4541]

Dude if feel your pain. Yes, there is more then NYc people.

[@aaglad8604]

Fury Nick thanks. I could walk out back and in less than 5min be in the middle of state land forest but why bother when its just as cold in my home !!!! 😆

[@markc6207]

Upstate NY is nice I often visit the Speculator area.

[@tylercritelli9496]

A cross cut bow saw for firewood does wonders

[@jaylegere]

I'm now on the hunt for a new saw.. So many people are saying the exact same thing. I appreciate the comment. Thanks for watching Tyler. Jay

[@SilvaDreams]

I hope you found a new saw, I raised a brow when I saw you pull that little saw out and instantly was asking myself "Why is he using a carpentry saw to cut firewood!?"

[@terrywbreedlove]

Chainsaws work better :)

[@omegaseamaster1550]

Yup, a bow saw would be much better and a chain saw would be even better.

[@howardfortyfive9676]

We were ALL new once and dint know what we were about... Love your wall tent. I've had 2 of them. What was the cut size height width and length? It looks quite roomy

[@BirthSurvivor22]

"I only ever say 'hooo hoo uh hoo" when things are too hot" lmaooo 11:55

[@jasenbeshears6723]

My hats off to the no craft beer! I'm a Busch Light guy. Consistantly good everytime! Thanks man. Cool video. No weather like that in Texas

[@treeclimbing7798]

Totally switched over to Fiscars, from Walmart no less. Better steel, stays sharper much longer 🙏 *Just Subbed

[@purelife9000]

You got another sub here!! Nice personality.

[@jessicazarban3193]

Next time toast one side of the bread then flip over and on the hot toasted side place the cheese and salami and let it cook. The toasted side will help melt the cheese better.

[@sarapulford5957]

🇬🇧 Exactly.

[@lindaduke6751]

Loving all your artistic shots!

[@sooveritgenx]

I came to the comments first, then restarted my computer and the sound is still off? It doesn't match up? Anyone else?

[@johncanter9575]

Yes... same

[@teresah5769]

That beer and sandwich look so tasty! Your channel’s on fire.. good on you,

[@jaylegere]

Thanks so much for this nice comment. Made me smile! Also, the beer and food was delicious.

[@Yorktown-pb8bd]

The tent shop needs insulated liners for their tents. The military has insulated liners for their cold weather tents.

[@travisturner6783]

Wool moving blankets

[@SanguisNeveck]

Wow first time watching, and I already love this content. Thank you so much for making awesome videos! Keep it up!!!

[@mystuff1405]

Fiskars has a soft easily sharpened ax. Razor sharp in no time with a thin edge. . I think it is excellent for this purpose.

[@kimarsenault8258]

I'm a Canadian and. That's my favorite. That would be fun going camping with you. Happy. Thanksgiving😘☺️😊💗

[@lindapoormon5572]

K

[@nedkline886]

try burning dry hard wood , maple, ash, not birch, oak , too hot and takes 2 years to dry out. not shitty soft wood , way too much resin. love you video, dont know why, half the time you dont know what your doing , but admit it, that is what i like and you are willing to learn. keep it up

[@BrianLiles]

I am a craft brew guy, and there are times that I just want a Coors Light so I get where you are coming from! Thanks for taking the time to shoot and post this video.

[@morganstuartmcrae]

When I was a kid my dad took me fishing with my mom's cast iron pan. We cooked some fish in it, then my dad flipped the pan over on the hot coals proclaiming "That's the best way to clean that!". As I watched the pan start to glow red, I thought about how much care mom put into handling that seasoned surface, so her cooking wouldn't stick. She wouldn't even let me wash it with strong detergents. Needless to say, dad caught hell for his shortcut when we got home.

[@feliciamabrey4108]

Stuart McRae I noticed I was giving him the business end as I was reading you're comment . When I was a young girl there may or may not have been a similar incident involving my Granny's cast iron Dutch Oven as for me I have no such knowledge of any such activities , that's been my story and I'm sticking to it !!! LoL !!!

[@nedkline886]

i can see the inside of that pan , it is not smothe, my daughter had one to and said dad i have ruined this pan so i took it down to my work shop and spent an hour with an orbital sander and 60 grit paper till it was as smothe as a baby but, washed it real good with soap and water and sos. then applied a very thin layer of olive oil, very thin, wipe it out 4 times, put in an oven at 400 for an hour, repeat as many times as you have time. after using rinse with hot water while still hot and apply a thin layer of oil before storing. gosh they look beautiful all black and oiled up. it will take some time before it turns black again after grinding, but it wont stick, if it does , put half inch of water in the pan , heat , and it will come clean with minimal effort. be very careful on electric stoves, gently heat cause if the middle of the pan gets to hot the metal will expand and the pan will warp. good luck and take pride in you iron pan, they are like family, i have my moms and love it.

[@Dee-mo3oj]

Ned Kline

[@vampyrew0lf]

As I watch this, I can't help myself but quote Letterkenny at every instance Figure it out.

[@hughwhisted9414]

Hi. I've watched a few of your videos and they're great. Good luck to you!

[@TKO-lc1rr]

HEY YOUR VIDEOS ARE GREAT ,I LIVED IN YELLOW KNIFE WHEN I WAS YOUNG AND WORKED IN THE MINES NORTH OF YK NO TREE GROWTH AND WORKED IN 60 BELOW WITH WIND CHILL ,MAKES ME WANA MOVE BACK BUT TO OLD NOW

[@miwu8287]

Wow! That's must be freaking freezing, which could kill me instantly

[@timothykuzmin1217]

Get yourself a silky saw. Amazing quality and sawing performance.

[@jamiecoburn1231]

Silky is the best bush saw ever made! Cuts scary fast.

[@kb9847]

You mentioned in this video that you had 12K subscribers..... a year later you have over doubled that!! well done!! I just came across your channel and am enjoying it. We used to live up in Gjoa Haven, Nunavut and we would "go South to Yellowknife" lol