Comfort in the Cold: Winter Day Camp Setup

[@segaprophet]

Krik is like the Bob Ross of outdoor living skills - very zen moods.

[@BudgetBugout]

Great vid! I didn't realize the shamwow was so flammable! Great how-to video for beginners!

[@ronridenour5285]

Waiting to see the camp set up. This was a fire building video.

[@marshyscotty6346]

That will be going on my shopping list!!!

[@WhatsUpWithSheila]

Good vid...and your sound was excellent... thanks : )

[@woodswalker7119]

Love the coat!!

[@2ndchancegeorge]

This is a great video. I am new to the snow camp thing and am planning one soon. Good stuff 👍👍👍

[@CedricAda]

Great stuff, guys. I've never seen real snow. I imagine it loses its wow factor after a lifetime of snowy winters, but I'd love for South Australia to get a good blanketing one year so I can go out and camp in it. We do get cold, like in the 0 degrees range, but it's a dry, desert cold.

[@BlackOwlOutdoors]

For me, I never tire of seeing fresh snow. It really is a special event. But, keep in mind, I don't live somewhere that has feet upon feet of snow all winter. I really hope you get to see snow in your lifetime. -Krik

[@dukeboy3]

never thought of using a shamwow... great vid guys!

[@RobFarrell17]

Well done.

[@noahlanger2429]

Guys, great videos. I'm getting into some serious camping for the first time in ages and I'm just soaking up all the skills and tips you have to share. You guys make the videos look beautiful too, btw. Great shooting Stony!

[@BlackOwlOutdoors]

Noah Langer Thanks for the king words Noah. One of our main focuses is to make beautiful looking videos. -Krik

[@GrigorsMasterfulMinutes]

Another great video guys! I invite you to Canada to film a sequel called: comfort in the extreme cold. Where temperatures drop to -31F (-35C) and snow is at least 4ft deep! Continue the good work.

[@BlackOwlOutdoors]

BeOutDoors Ha. You can keep the extreme cold all to yourself. But thanks for the offer! When does the snow finally start to melt for you? -Krik

[@GrigorsMasterfulMinutes]

We are March 13th and there's still no sign of this white stuff melting, with the forecast calling for some more snow tomorrow!

[@RuggedOutdoorz]

Wanted to say how great your cinematography is Stony. We are just staring to produce videos I can only live in hope that we can reach this standard one video that I would love to see you do is how you put the videos together or maybe just tips anyhow from here in the UK keep up the good work

[@EarlyMist]

Awesome vid. Firestarting aside..I LOVE thrift stores...or Op Shops as we call them in Oz. I probably spend $200 a month on average but come out with outdoor gear and general clothes/workwear worth $500, presents for the Family and friends and general items to gift or simply giveaway....the whole time knowing I am getting a dreamlike deal...while stocking up we are also apparently helping people to eat because I'm told by staff for every $3 spent at Sacred Heart a meal is provided to someone in need. Just hope they spend it wisely. Thrifty Business. Stay warm guys. I will try to stay cool...around 40 degrees celcius for the next week here in OZ.

[@ike8236]

I always take a shamwow with me just for a small towel, never thought of it as tinder, awesome thanks for the idea!

[@segaprophet]

Two bucks for a quality wool blanket? That was a lucky find!

[@TrippTaratus]

Beautiful place man just subscribed to you and your videos are outstanding

[@BlackOwlOutdoors]

Thanks for subscribing. My brother and I try to make awesome videos for people to watch! -Krik

[@justinjeffries6467]

What is the jacket you're wearing in this vid Kirk? It looks incredibly warm and comfy.

[@silverhare70]

I'm not familiar with hemlock. You mentioned that it was fine for a basic warming fire at your day camp but would be a poor choice if you were going to sustain the fire overnight. What makes it a poor choice?

[@lonniet.2816]

good stuff ,thanks. i am new to your vids

[@lokwong3875]

Great video. What kind of jacket is that? Thanks

[@sjvista]

Great video. You likely get asked this a lot, but what is the camera specs and vid editing tool?

[@ljcsov]

Clark's valley!

[@SkogKniv]

Perhaps I missed it, where are you guys filming in?

[@BlackOwlOutdoors]

Pennsylvania. I would guess that you're in New York? -Krik

[@stupid101ification]

Thanks, new sub

[@vegabikes]

nice place, in Costa Rica we dont have snow:-(

[@vnocispim]

The *Sniff* xD

[@toddfarrington19]

what jacket is that?

[@bgtuck492]

who makes that jacket?

[@BlackOwlOutdoors]

bg Tuck It's a vintage Woolrich coat. -Krik

[@marshyscotty6346]

What was the orange felt thing called

[@BlackOwlOutdoors]

Sham wow. -Krik

[@hammocksponge3994]

100% wool blanket @ $2.... You should be arrested for theft my friend.

[@BlackOwlOutdoors]

Seriously, I know. I was so excited when I saw this. And technically it was $4, but it was half-off day. -Krik

[@shaunw.7299]

very helpful videos, but i'd prefer you get more to the point. too much cinematic shenanigans(zooming, fading in and out for 10 seconds here n 10 seconds there). Great camera, but i'd rather you get to the informative point. many thanks!

[@frickbot]

whys he call us turtles...if anything im a tortuous

[@davidmoore2990]

good vid, but blow your dang nose. lol.

[@TheLittlered1961]

I am sorry. This is fire 098, opposed to 101. Anyone that needs to watch this vid to learn, should stay home. We have S&R going out for enough dumb a$$e$, lets not add to it.

[@TheLittlered1961]

I should have mentioned that I did have S&R sent after me and my party. It was not a full blown S&R. Though it did make AP. My mother found out I was missing from the news and not my dad. She was 2000 miles away. Three reasons for not full blown S&R. Location was somewhat known. Second , well prepared. Third, someone had spotted us earlier in the day. This was a vehicle break down. Bad alternator. They found us walking out on the main road. All this took place in -17 f weather. Take notice of the 2 most important things, Well prepared and someone knew where we were. If you do those 2, you will live.