Budget Gear Winter Storm - Overnight Adventure

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It's Friday and I have another winter adventure to share with you all! It starts pleasant enough with a camp on the cliffs and ends with a snowy adventure through the backroads of the Pisgah National Forest!
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[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

One snowy adventure posted, another to come! :D I hope you all enjoy this trip out. - Luke Also, have an awesome weekend!

[@justinakers3196]

TheOutdoorGearReview Lol nice stop at the stop sign 😂

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

That's a "Carolina Stop." - Luke

[@billystroup1153]

I seen the review on the improved combat shelter tent. Did you ever do a video where you camp in it?

[@justinakers3196]

TheOutdoorGearReview lol

[@montanapete59102]

I researched the ice you had asked about. From the pictures I found, the name being used was needle ice. Looked like a fun time!

[@michaeltruhett4170]

I’m permanently disabled now, hit head on by a drunk driver so I can’t do the things you do, but I surely do enjoy your videos. Thanks for the great adventures! God speed

[@patpace9418]

Same here Michael. These are great!!

[@IrishEagIe]

@Randy Bandy Yeah, what the hell?

[@pounder45]

Michael Truhett ) was q

[@Owen004]

So sorry that happened to you😔

[@michaeltruhett4170]

Owen Thank you for that, I sure appreciate it. Life can deal out some pretty tough hands that’s for sure.

[@jdisdetermined]

17:55 That's awesome! Not a lot of truly 100% unbiased and reliable sources like this out there. Definitely deserves a thank you in the form of a like and a subscription from all of us! 👍👌✌

[@samrhaley]

Luke, just getting into backpacking. love your videos! experienced camper/hunting although backpacking is a whole new beast! the gear! holey heck!

[@McRuessel]

Indeed, it is the "Bundeswehr Isomatte"... Greetings from Germany, Luke! ^^

[@jeffseaton5193]

Love driving around like that. Thanks for the video

[@paulv1498]

I’ve seen 3 different beings out there. I heard lots of weird things like people walking in pitch black, clearly bipedal steps, heard cows mooing when there aren’t any cow farms for at least 10 miles, mostly everyone around here has horses but this is on a pipeline trail that’s county or company owned I believe. The night I saw this 10ft tall thing was when the power went out for 8 hrs and it was 3am I go out to smoke and shined my light bc it was pitch black and saw a pair of huge greenish blue eye shine 40 yards across the road in a clearing. The lowest branch on this tree is 25ft off the ground. Then 8 months later at thanksgiving I went outside at 8pm to smoke and heard a ruckus in the woods so I was curious and there was the same color eyeshine and two different things, one was crouched down like a person would grabbing maybe a rabbit or some other small game, the other went immediately started walking away and kept turning to look at me as it walked deeper into the woods. Right as I was shining my light a car pulled up to turn onto the road and his headlights were right where my light was so I know they saw it as well. I turned my light off to be considerate of passing cars and they say there for a few minutes just looking into the Forrest and finally just drove off. I used to live in the woods as a kid and have never seen anything like that before or since but I do still hear things every so often and that’s in SouthEast TN, not even out in the middle of nowhere there’s a lot of houses around but not on the pipeline. I haven’t been in the woods since but that has more to do with being broke and not being able to afford any gear though.

[@sheilakeene1910]

I didn't like that movie, but one of my Son's love it.

[@brewingtime]

Rock on!

[@1234andrewjones]

What was the stuff which was sprayed on before you left?

[@tacticoolstuffreviews4152]

What happened to the brown mountain lights?

[@christinecasillas9322]

I like the movie

[@williammccaslin8527]

Yep your a YT rarity, no money involved, good for you, to many people get into YT an think there going to get rich, lol. Really nice scenery, great vid.

[@garylee8132]

Ticks can live for 50 years did you know that?

[@martymartin2894]

I'd be shit scared that far out in a forest at night on my own. What happens if u got I'll or something no one would get to u on time.

[@FeydaWeye]

Hoarfrost?

[@markcarr9249]

"Snow doesn't stress me out, but people do." - That's a classic!

[@vigilantmoth7947]

I love to see someone who gets excited about snow and "Bad" weather the way that I do.

[@usafairmanlord]

I enjoy it because mostly others are avoiding it while I'm trying to avoid them.. it's a win for both sides.

[@vigilantmoth7947]

@@usafairmanlord Same

[@usafairmanlord]

@@vigilantmoth7947 Totally get it.

[@Hayyothhakodesh]

Me too 110%!!! Bring it on!

[@JimmyJamesJ]

@@usafairmanlord Yeah, me too. I've said exactly the same thing many times.

[@aulii11]

I remember my forties - good years - enjoy them! I'm in my seventies now and don't get around as much or as quickly as I used to, but still enjoy life! Thanks for taking us along on your adventures!

[@sassylady2001]

Exactly the same here. I prefer watching these videos over ANY show on TV. I am watching this video again for the umteenth time - love the snow and rain overnighters Luke does.

[@loin897]

"i'm not like other channels.. i don't care if you ever purchase any product that you see me show".. AMEN! Thank you Luke for staying committed to this statement year after year after ..year!

[@joeyjennings9548]

17:57🕺🏕🏞👍

[@markc1548]

I love watching this channel. And I love camping out in bad weather, it's some kind of therapy for me to lay in a tent or a makeshift shelter while it rains. I think it makes the world seem futher away.

[@TheMILVET]

10:22 Its Needle Ice Luke. The missing sign used to read, "Funky Foldgers makes you think you hear Bigfoot. What you actually hear Rosie O'Donnell foraging for samiches!"

[@fedup961]

Hoar ice, or hoar frost

[@danielkutcher5704]

Needle ice is rotten ice on a body of water, making it unsafe for passage, skating, ice fishing, etc.

[@Midas8610]

Just fyi... one of the best adventure/review channels out there.... thanks brother for all the effort!

[@myvanlife6391]

As far as what that ice is called, there is both hard and soft forms of Rime ice! I recently have grown to appreciate this channel, thanks for all your hard work!

[@jamesgraham828]

I appreciate the info you provide about various equipment. You give us many things to consider when looking for equipment. I have shared your channel with a friend of mine who is new to camping. His thirst for info is at an all time high, and your info meets his needs!! Thanks Luke

[@Crashboy450]

Funky Folgers Fuels your Flatulence

[@JuiceBoogie8682]

How many times do you double back to get the camera ?😅😅😅

[@JohnLabu21]

He work so hard for the vid, must be so tiring

[@Logan-pc1lm]

I once heard that Luke carries 100+ cameras to never need to walk back

[@mawmawvee]

LOL!

[@teddydeda931]

I once heard elf's are working for him lol

[@davidullom]

I know! You wonder if it doubles his actual hiking distance/time ?

[@Pooch1953]

I noticed right before heading off you sprayed yourself, I am assuming for ticks, why don't you spray your gear too? I spray all my stuff, at least anything I am going into the woods with, from hat to boots with Sawyers Permethrin, I have seen ticks drop right off of me when they dropped onto me from a branch I brushed against, kills them dead. It is one brand I recommend without hesitation, at least from my experience. I have never found a tick on me when using it, my brother, the Tick Magnet, swears by it, he used to walk across his yard and end up with half a dozen ticks on him, happened all the time, started using Sawyers and never has any. You can spray your gear and it last upwards of 6 weeks before needing resprayed. Though it is for clothing and not your skin, I actually sprayed the ground inside my portable deer blind this year in case there were any ticks in the grass, as well as sprayed the blind itself. I trust this stuff, never worry a out dragging home a tick in my gear. Another great video my friend.

[@gregzeigler3850]

I haven't ever seen a tick during winter time. Must be an out West thing...

[@Pooch1953]

I have seen ticks in winter, it all depends on the temp. Right now today, it is only 29 degrees, but tomorrow it will be in the 40s, this is in Pennsylvania, I can almost guarantee tick activity when the winter is mild. Now I have not seen any in below freezing weather, but I have when the temp changes up and down and above say mid 30s.

[@gregzeigler3850]

@@Pooch1953 I think he stated 31F. I personally never seen any in Ohio, once it gets down to freezing...

[@gyffesme]

​@@gregzeigler3850 Among the many lovely side-effects of climate change is that the tick band is widening (further north, further south) and the time frame in which they're active is expanding; in the North East, about the only time you won't find ticks, nowadays, is when there's full snow cover.

[@danielkutcher5704]

@@gregzeigler3850 Ticks live under fallen leaves in cold weather, where the heat from the decomposition of the leaves keeps them alive. They don't move until it warms up, but they don't always wait until spring.

[@ColHatley]

Thanks for taking me along on the trip, as I love the snow. I also, get disappointed when it does not snow after they call for a big one. ATB... to You and Yours Von

[@caminoracer7987]

I spray my pack with deet just for that reason you mentioned about the ticks

[@delanos53]

Hear that Permethrin is the only sure way to keep out ticks but you're only supposed to put it on cloths. Kind of toxic. Ticks laugh at that esential oil stuff too.

[@Timothy_Jones]

Love the area you’re camping in!!! Pisgah is a beautiful place! I’ve seen that helicopter in action clearing railroad tracks in Rutherford Country and it’s amazing! Cheers!

[@BrianM78]

Luke, trying to survive with budget gear. Some of my favourite adventures.

[@davidglazener7921]

As for the coffee, something that was NEVER good can EVER go bad!! LOL! Great channel.

[@michaelballard7323]

1:20- Speedcam- It’s no wonder you missed your turn, since you were apparently approaching the sound barrier 🤣😂

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

@Timothy Mckee That's a "Carolina Stop." - Luke

[@scottanthony1616]

Timothy Mckee 😂😂😂😂😂

[@keeperofthegood]

The moment in life when you realize you're on the road looking for yesterday :)

[@rockytopwrangler2069]

...Love This comment !! ...Identify Completely !! ..

[@eventsotherthingswithchris9019]

You know, that sounds like a good book title! I could see something like this written by possibly Bradbury or, for a good spooky version, King or possibly Ramsey Cambell although if it's R C, he'd stick too many "the" words into the title, like "The Store", "The Mailman", etc , etc.! I keep waiting for him to write something called "The The" just because of this although there's a band that has that name, so he'd get sued for Copywrite infringement!! Ha ha ha!

[@anthonycampos7417]

Id really love to see you go motorcycle camping. Have you ever given 2 wheels a try?

[@dontfearthereaper9528]

I'm really glad you brought the subject of sasquatch up again. I like to read the comments. Never seen one but experienced some unexplained things like you. The thousands of reports, one even dating back to 1490's in Leif Erickson's journal, casts with dermal ridges that couldn't be attributed to human or primate by a 30 year latent print expert (Jimmy Chilcutt), DNA blind study results confirming non human and no known animal ( No match in GenBank) is extremely compelling. DNA is the nail in the coffin in criminal cases, the results put out by numerous universities in blind studies on this subject are no different. We are not alone in the woods. Great video

[@sonnydelight5737]

Leif Erickson was born in 970 A.D., I wouldn't trust what a 520+ year old man wrote in his journal.

[@AldrinMalakar]

People back then thought dragons were real..

[@kennethwalker4701]

Must be the same guys who saw them mermaids!!

[@vvogt4252]

Don't. Let a Sasquatch encounter keep you from hiking. I've seen 2 in last 30 years. I didn't want to see one. But feel lucky to have seen them. I was more startled by the howl I heard late one night. Anyway great video Luke. Keep up the good work/fun. Thanks.

[@MrJbarreda]

I think that was a nuthatch, the bird. I think the name is longer, cannot remember, but not a woodpecker..;)

[@OldPackMule]

JBdrum Outdoors yup. Nuthatches are, as far as I know, the only birds that can climb head first straight down a tree. Distinctive sound of “runt-runt-runt”.

[@MrRagingRanter]

White breasted nut hatch to be specific.

[@brianspencer4220]

Amazed at the amount of greenery still on the trees. Thanks for bringing me along. Brian 78

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Thanks for another great winter adventure video! Back in the day, I did my share of driving to get the family to a scenic spot. When I hit 50, I realized that there were fine places 45 minutes away that gave me all the outdoors I wanted to experience. Getting there and back: meh! Being there is the Real Deal!

[@davidsradioroom9678]

1. Loved the adventure. 2. Loved the snow scenes. Makes me feel cool. 3. Thanks for bleeping out the expletives. 😀

[@ambulance_boy3834]

yeah another overnight video! couldn't click the video fast enough!

[@pugblake]

What blood-curdling heights! Best enjoyed while loafing in a recliner. Do I love to loaf!

[@BillyBlaze7]

Merry Christmas brother to you and the family, so glad you made it home safe. Always, always LOVE the adventures my friend :-) The wife unit, I literally busted out in laughter lol

[@coleyounger7229]

if I paid 150 dollars for a tent I want it to have a floor

[@michaelzimmerman8959]

Yeah, right!

[@DrunkNotIAm]

Overnight adventures are my favorite!

[@mkidd6463]

Hey Luke great video I’m not far from you in Danville Va we got hit good with snow and people here can’t drive ether I was working in EMS services that day.

[@oldtrooper8320]

The frost you mentioned is called “Hoar” frost, I believe Luke. My mum was Canadian and that’s what she called it... cheers brother

[@alsatvadventures1490]

Luke: Really enjoy your videos and envy your camping, especially the winter ones. I was wondering if during your camping trips you were ever approached by any threatening people that had you worried about your well being? Also have you heard of David Paulides, the ex police officer that investigates mysterious disappearances in our national forests, and does that concern you at all?? Just curious. Keep making the camping videos.

[@LowPlainsDrifter60]

There are a helluva lot of Rhododendron bushes in them thar hills.

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Dang right...so think you can't really go anywhere! - Luke

[@barbroevanderlindquist4128]

Are Rododendron endemic to America or are they in planted to the contry? Nice video! In Swedish is that kind of ice Hair ice !BarbroSweden

[@wesleyd6080]

Also called mountain laurel as well. It's the state flower here in Pennsylvania

[@Echowhiskeyone]

The mountain laurel and rhododendron, as well as azalea, in PA are of the same family, Ericaceae, but are different genus and species. They are beautiful and wonderful to hike through when in full bloom, or at any time of year.

[@barbroevanderlindquist4128]

WeslyD, Ecco Wiskey, thank you for response have read on the homework now, intresting is that Rododendron is growing over the whole erth, in different specimens offcorse but jet! I know seens meny years that we have a arctic variation upp in the north to it is a very pritty and beutyfull, Rododendron Lapponicum ! BarbroSweden

[@janwoodward7360]

We call the crystallized ice “ ice needles”.

[@unastasia]

Glad you made it home safe and unharmed. Another wonderful adventure. Merry Christmas to you and your family from me and mine in Australia. Feel free to send some snow this way, it hot at heck down here.

[@countrygirl63baker64]

YOU'RE RIGHT 😅 it IS fun!!!! I can't tell you how many times folks ask me,...... you were out there by yourself all night???? Weren't you scared???? Nope, slept like a baby.....😅

[@Tom-tt1vg]

Luke, man your making me want to go camp out in snow

[@scottanthony1616]

Hey Luke, glad you made it home safe and sound, one question.?? Where is Moose?? Moose should be loose in the snow storm you're getting, miss seeing Moose, love the tips you give on finding budget gear, thanks for all you do and Susie putting up with you 😂😂☃🌬🌨. Take care and stay safe if your out driving, you have a great weekend. God bless you and your Family always. 🇺🇸☕️

[@daltonparker7792]

I do this all in a $25 tent (4.5 lbs), a $15 sleeping bag (comfortable to 32°f), and a $25 backpack (50 liters I think???) but I wish I could have really nice gear, even this gear would be a blessing

[@turtleheadboys5263]

Awesome video brother! Im getting ready for some good ole winter camping !

[@jimmyteaster6707]

Hey buddy hope your family is doing well.I’ve been beng watching your videos and I’m scared I’m going to run out of your videos.I watch them every night.Have you got a friend that has videos like the ones you have that you recommend?I have got a question have you ever had a accident while over night adventures?Thank You So Much For Making These Videos.Be Well and Strength and Honor my Friend

[@grumpy4577]

Not bad roads, bad driver's. Thanks for taking us along.

I'll tell you a very short and 100% true story about "finding something neat" while just driving the old country back roads. About 15 years ago I was out driving the old 2 tracks in northwest Missouri, near Bethany. After travelling many miles down this overgrown 2 track I was surprised to see the 2 track abruptly open up into what appeared to be a divided 4 lane,(Still only dirt road, but definitely a 4 lane with 2 lanes width on each side of the open wide grassy divider). This 4 lane wonder went on for about a quarter of a mile and suddenly I could see a church steeple. Ended turning off the 4 lane onto a road that was 2 lanes divided by about a 4 acre wide park looking area. The divided road led me to a tiny little town...apparently long deserted, that was quite a bit overgrown with tall grass and weeds. 2 or three single building storefronts,(all emptied and cleaned out), what looked like a relatively modern (60's era),single level "school" complex built with red and tan brick, almost completely overgrown. No signs at all of any vandalism, completely locked up and secured...not a single broken window...Just entirely deserted. The school looked as if you could send in a few guys with a brush hog and some machetes and have the place back in business in less than a week. In my years of wandering I have come across similar places...though none as secluded and utterly abandoned and left alone as this. On the northwest corner of "town" was the church...this was not some one room country chapel, but was instead built like a cathedral with all of the ornate and decorative brickwork , stained glass and huge doors that you would expect to see in a very affluent neighborhood in the finer rural areas just outside any major city...This building was impressive to see. Once again, Not one single sign of vandalism...not one broken window, stained glass or otherwise...locked tightly shut and inaccessible. As I have said before, I have found somewhat similar places in my past wanderings...but nothing that I have ever seen compared to this tiny town...Most places like this give you some kind of "feeling", whether that feeling is of past happiness or a feeling of dread and sorrow...This town gave me nothing but amazement. I tried to find the place again about a month later so that I could get photos and GPS Coordinates...but could not locate it..I have searched the internet as well as the library in Bethany...but have found nothing even suggesting that such a town ever existed. I have looked at satellite images on Google of the approximate area...and once again come up empty handed....Now THAT is what I would call "finding something neat".

[@sirich7751]

Starbucks make little instant packages now. Give them a try. Good cup makes all better!

[@davegoodridge8352]

When the weatherman says snow is coming, I have thoughts of Bread, Milk and Toilet paper. Not of grabbing my pack and going off into the woods. But thank you for doing that and filming it for us.

[@olysasquatch]

You made me laugh, Thank You!😉😁

[@Morpheus903]

The original Predator movie with Arnie was actually pretty good imho. I love your videos btw! So much to learn from you!!

[@christhornley1664]

I definitely think there's something in the big foot reports. I think big foot may be behind some of the many disappearances that have occurred over the years in the national parks right across the US. Yosemite national park seems to be a real hot spot for folks going missing. Crater Lake and the Great Smoky Mountains near you have had more than their fair share too

[@ML-rm3vk]

Camping out in Alaska awaken buy a very large bear sniffing our feet true story.this was below Murphy dome we chased it away but he came back to stock is.we finally had to try to shoot it but no luck he ran away finally.

[@04abhalto]

17:57 finally an honest channel. Thanks for vids mate keep it up and have a great Christmas!! 🎅🎅

[@MrTryAnotherOne]

Hi there from Europe, question: What kind of trees / bushes are that in the first ten minutes into the video? P.S. Looks like Rhododendron.

[@wesleyd6080]

Naturally growning like that it's mountain laurel, it has white flowers on it when in bloom. It's the state flower in the state I live in so also have known about it. It can be toxic as well if injested

[@MrTryAnotherOne]

@@wesleyd6080 Thanks for the answer.

[@MsDon1010]

I love the out doors, after seeing 3 dog men in the forest. I been afraid of staying over night in a tent. Staying in a stronger structure like a mobile home. I am not as afraid. As long as I can drive away. After seeing them on the mountain next to us, using glass to see them. To close for me, Pa. As a lot of them, (dogmen). Please be careful, people are food for them. Great video, I like to watch your videos because your always in a good mood.

[@nistramo]

I would be very afraid myself if I saw them. How the heck did you get away unseen?

[@ronaldrose7593]

Hello Luke, you put out some awesome videos my friend. I have enjoyed all of them. I have been looking for Bigfoot/Sasquatch here in northern California Sierras for over 40 years. I have not seen one yet, however, I have seen a few strange backpackers. Take care out there, be safe, have fun and keep watching for Bigfoot. 🤗

[@aeofilmsinc.9768]

The Predator is a big pile of crap. Prey on the other hand was phenomenal. Did you watch Prey? If so what did you think about it?

[@chitown1966]

I always enjoy your vids but this may be one of your best . Thanks for doing what you do.

[@Jpw333]

Great video man, definitely one of your best and most enjoyable. Those views were on point. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@dottierogers4625]

Luke, you are so funny, you love ❤️ coffee , food and a good snow storm! What else is there?

[@jeanettekeever9530]

Hi Luke my name is landon and I am 12 how should I get started on backpacking

[@conedprepper]

I always wanted to ask when you leave your truck parked there, dont they break into it? Or do they have people that patrol the area so that doesn't happen?

[@martymartin2894]

Very dangerous standing on that cliff edge with ice on them.

[@huydo1930]

Enter through the narrow gate for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction and there are many who go in by it, narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which leads to life and there are few who find it

[@soledadmonstabreh]

Luke back at it again with another new video 🤙

[@fcastle4]

How far do you usually hike from your truck to your campsite?

[@rogerc7972]

Big Lost Cove Cliffs, my backyard!

[@tollietime]

21:30 that akward moment in filming when the tree beside you has its balls hanging out

[@smokymountainoutdoorsman1991]

I'm not a bigfoot guy, but I have seen a few weird things. One time I was in the middle of the woods (not on a trail) and came to this small clearing where there was a tree stump with a single baseball sized white quartz rock sitting on it. Kinda like a marker of some kind. Another time I had bushwhacked 3 miles into the woods and found an abandoned camp with a cooler sleeping bag and campfire. Weird stuff. . .

[@Echo4PapaBravo]

Probably just a tweeker out cooking up a batch in the woods...doubt BigFoot needs a cooler or sleeping bag.

[@smokymountainoutdoorsman1991]

@@Echo4PapaBravo Most likely. Or it was someone hiding out from the law. That happens too.

[@justinakers3196]

SmokyMountainOutdoorsman big foot lore isn’t too prevalent here in the Ozarks where I live, but I’ve seen videos of some absolutely creepy sounds emulating from the woods. It makes you think. I’d send you the link of this one in particular if I could find it. It was in Canada during a blizzard. Gave me chills

[@smokymountainoutdoorsman1991]

@@justinakers3196 I never knew bigfoot was even a thing outside of the pacific northwest but apparently "they" are everywhere. I'm not totally anti bigfoot, but I've yet to see any solid proof.

[@ozfram1]

Another great adventure Luke! I felt like I was on some crazy ride at the fair when we were riding in the car. 🚘

[@anthbenit2576]

"Hey, what're you doing here." -yells at black bear

[@hollisjamar46]

After getting stressed out over the people maybe you need to go camping lol

[@boodits]

I’m so amazed you’re not freaked out being by yourself out there...Strength and honour

[@n0xc0mment]

You’ve never seen Bigfoot but I bet he’s seen you

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

You might be right Hector! - Luke

[@Echo4PapaBravo]

Of course BigFoot has seen Luke. It's the internet, after all. Semper Fi

[@jackborenstein9977]

I love your positive attitudes. Love your channel. You inspire me

[@blueridgebushcraft8294]

Always enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work and keep em coming. Looks like you’re up on the parkway north of Brevard.

[@mooseknuckleoutdoors]

Funky folgers makes you pee out your butt

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Hahaha Bwhahahaha I must be immune to that side effect! - Luke

[@mooseknuckleoutdoors]

@@TheOutdoorGearReview it would make a cute jingle for a commercial. "After you drink your cup, you'll be pee'n out your butt"

[@timhood6970]

I'm guessing this is the Pisgah NF in Western NC? I was there a few years ago...beautiful place!

[@panzerabwerkanone]

Hoar Frost. Thanks for the adventure Luke!

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Thank you Panzer! - Luke

[@williamdykes2750]

Yep Good job panzer. Hoarfrost. A white coating of ice crystals formed by sublimation of atmospheric water vapor on a surface. Also called white frost.

[@ncmattj]

@@williamdykes2750 It is actually pretty rare in most parts of the country but it seems to be pretty common here in Western North Carolina.

[@Eric-gi9kg]

@@ncmattj It's also common in the Cascades and the north eastern part of Washington State.

[@JD_79]

Glad to see someone enjoy the snow...as a truck driver I HATE IT! LOL

[@scoutingfreegermany]

Brother, watching your video was like watching you taking out my gear, lol. I own the Deuter Aircontact 65+10, I think it is an awesome backpack. The military pad is actually from the german army (Bundeswehr) and it is folded that way to become a back-pad for the german army backpack. I also owned an Ajungilak sleepingbag for over two decades, imho some of the best sleepingbags you can get, but if you buy them new, you pay biiiiiig money :-) Great video, Cheers from Germany, Marc

[@vagabondquerier9375]

Yes, The Predator SUCKED. Interesting adventure as always, thanks for sharing.

[@Big_John_C]

Sunny and 40° here in Michigan, no snow.

[@sixtoplacencia3576]

Great Video. The views were spectacular!! Keep them coming.

[@tworivers71]

Brother ! Love the vids, cant wait to go camp in snow like that. I'd love to go with you oneday, that would be choice. We dont see that snow here in the deep south. Here's why I'm writing: Bigfoot. Thank God you finally mentioned it because You camp in prime territory! They are extemely curious and especially a single solo hiker camping right in their yard is enticing! Listen for wood knocks, the sound of hitting 2 2x4's together. Listen for this as soon as you step out your truck when you arrive. This is what we think is a Sentinal watching for humans alerting the main group to be warned of your presense. Or whenever you are near, they will knock. If they are close, your hair will stand up on end and everything will just STOP!! No sounds. No birds, insects, nothing. You have a peaceful harmonious energy to to you so they should never perceive you as a threat. Just curiosity. Ive been researching them for 19 years. I have never definatiively seen one but without a doubt I have been near them. I have 24 casts and moulds of their tracks. In particular the world famous Patterson-gimlin film of 1967, I have 5 of her tracks. If you ever....find a track Cast it !!! I can make the mould for you. And by the way, I camp remotely too. You should need a separate vehichle to carry your balls in to camp that remote without a single firearm.........I Salute you!

[@johnleung8376]

Keep doing what you are doing thanks for all the information. What is the jacket you are wearing, and the boots. Are they Scarpa

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

You are welcome John. Scarpa Kailash GTX Boots and the jacket is from Tactical Distributors and my review is coming up soon. - Luke

[@wgrillojr]

Use the gears when driving in the snow. I hate when people brake or stop when going uphill. Keep the pace or u n everyone behind you will get stuck unless you have AWD or 4x4. My first season in 5 years with front wheel drive it sucks! Thanks for the outing Luke!!