Camping in a TINY CAMPER in FRESH SNOW!

[@DelHeathen]

Rope lights would look really cool in there. It would give you the light you need for filming without having to install different light sources all over.

[@jessebuckley6867]

I’ve been watching this channel since probably 2015. It’s really cool that you’re getting into hunting and animal exploration now. That’s a serious skill to learn! Every few weeks you impress me with your uploads! And you keep the viewers entertained as well. Thanks for another video, Joe. Cheers from New York

[@kingrafa3938]

I don't think so 😂

[@kingrafa3938]

With a 4 months old account and only 3 comments on this channel, I don't think so 😂

[@jessebuckley6867]

My previous cellphone was destroyed during the last deployment with the Army. I’m really sorry I upset you and confused you brother. Have a Merry Christmas and happy holidays too!

[@jessebuckley6867]

@@kingrafa3938 🇺🇸

[@TheMaster375]

@@kingrafa3938 big oof; hope you've been humbled immensely by mr. buckley's response you doofus - and thank you for your service mr. buckley

[@judyrobinson9556]

You're hilarious Joe. I love your spontaneous outbursts of singing and other weird verbiage. It's not a Joe video without them. Really like your tiny camper. I have one even smaller - the Little Guy five wide. Just for sleeping, altho it has some nice features like DVD player, radio, ceiling lights, speakers, storage cabinets, fan & heater. No cooking. I enjoyed your exploring all the animal tracks. The sausage and potato dish looked good, as did the egg and bacon breakfast. Always enjoy the cooking segments. Hope your ribs heal. Take care.

[@kingrafa3938]

Typical Joe singing in his videos 😂

[@JOHNLynch-c1c]

Amazing joe .can't wait for a collaboration with you and myself reliance

[@dankrekovich2838]

Quick lesson Joe, when you want to stabilize your trailer, lower the tongue of the trailer all the way down. Raise up 2 Jackstands all the way and place them in the rear corners then raise the Jack in the front and stabilize with 2 more stands in the front corners! It’ll be a lot more stable. Maybe bring some 2x8 or 2x10 blocks about 12”long so your jack stands have a solid base

[@zlocerekzlo2254]

He dont read comments

[@14KiloWhisky]

Lol... What a lesson... 😁

[@MeachPango]

You cam even buy the Jack's that attach to trailers for this reason too to open up some storage space inside.

[@1cleblanc]

Excellent advice

[@chloeskye1057]

My only correction is that lowering the front all the way down might be too much depending on terrain. You want to lower the front by 2-3 inches past level, then put your jacks in the back, then with the jack in front raise it to level.

[@cudashelbyman]

Yes it was nice you know they make a big screw bit to fit on your cordless drill to cut the wood very fast and any size you want. Might help on z ribs. Chow ronnie s Las Vegas nv

[@jakep5121]

Joe, lower the front jack down a lot. put the jack stands on the back. (To prevent tipping and take the weight off the wheels) and then jack the front with the attached one to make it level.

[@KevinsDisobedience]

Glad to hear you and Old Doug have a trip planned. One of the first videos I saw of yours was a canoe trip with Doug. Twas funny as hell! Made me felt like I was there with you guys. That’s what your vids do so well.

[@lespearson562]

Great content again Joe. Funniest bit was 24: 10 when your Tiny camper even said NOMORE to your Elton John song and shut the door by itself hahahahaha

[@samuelschlatter5201]

love the change in activities never dull with Joe.

[@larryschmidt3594]

Get the trailer jacks that mount to the bottom at the corners and swing down. Add them on just like regular campers, fully supported and can level each corner. Also carry some small boards to help out.

[@bobnoffs7565]

get that bolt off the door before someone locks you in

[@radnamar]

Love how you have so much diversity on your channel. One of the many, many things we love about your channel! Keep it up! Be yourself, and feel free to share whatever you want - most of us will still watch. :)

[@billyg1461]

Hold me closer tiny camper. Love it

[@allenbrian72]

Dude use scissor jacks on each corner to level the trailer n to stabilize it. You know the jacks that come with cars.

[@Rob-2887]

Get a roll of gauze and wrap around your ribs as tight as you can… it keeps the swelling down…it helps with the pain and healing…I’ve been in a similar situation with bruised ribs… the pain continued to get worse every day until I started wrapping my ribs… once I did that it started getting better

[@marktilley388]

Joe you should bring 4 Jackstands lower the tongue put two under the rear frame, then use the toungue jack to lift the front until it lifts of the wheels and then place 2 more under the front frame. should be very stable then

[@BrLambert]

Have you thought about redoing your door lock for the tiny camper? Think about it when you're inside sleeping vs when it's empty and parked. It's super cute. I think you need to put out an album of Joes tunes.

[@jeffreyanderson5304]

Really cool video Joe it nice to see the tiny camper

[@beverlyhall409]

I appreciate your video and the ease you have in setting up camp ..as a lady of 69 I retired two years ago my husband has been promising me a camper for 10 years, I can get it myself but I wouldn’t feel safe traveling by myself so in the meantime I’ll enjoy all of u guys camping trips. Bev✝️

[@GF-pc5bt]

And that’s why he’s the king….enjoyed !

[@steddyk]

That’s a slick little hunting camper.

[@Gunzo1999]

Thank god. I love watching your videos before bed. They are so peaceful and relaxing. Always a great night sleep with a joe upload

[@janetgraham378]

That quilt in your camper is nice. Looks handmade.

[@ritawilson8762]

So happy. I've been waiting for Tiny Camper. Sweeeeet!

[@agentofficerthomasa.porter107]

Joe it is your journey. Your Trailer reminds me of a Ice House to fish through the floor of. For me many changes to get settled in for the night. Safe adventures.

[@BackcountryKiwi]

This was a great video. Super cool seeing the camper again and it was really interesting checking out those tracks. Cheers Joe!

[@SchmutzieOutdoors]

Joe- A pneumatic storm door closer might help with that door. Lock ring to prop it open when you want, pull the pin when you need to swing the door all the way open. (up by the head of the door)

[@JD9875-n5s]

Really enjoy watching your vids Joe. I like how you make up your own words to a song... Tiny Camper! Heehee.

[@JoeZyzyx]

I'd probably swap the slide lock on outside for a hasp and padlock, because then I could connect the lock to the hasp in manner no joker could sneak up and push the slide lock closed on me.

[@adammackenzie]

Nice to see you wearing the blaze orange, can't be to careful

[@450rhino1]

Love the camper trailer. I built a tiny camper to haul off-road behind my CAN-AM Commander. Great fun, and always something to improve. Keep up the great vids.

[@450rhino1]

Sorry JOE. That is beyond my capabilities. I use a desk top. Barely any internet service here in Rural NS, even less cell service. Thanks anyway.:(

[@quaddingsous]

Nice little rig! Looked like a good time, thanx for sharin'!

[@missionwilderness208]

It's about time ;) I've been looking for another video featuring the tiny camper. I'm thinking about making one myself and am wondering how you might make good use of it. Thanks for being a pioneer ... again!

[@wannabejeeper]

One thing worth mentioning; never use a space heater plugged into an extension chord or power bar. Couldn't tell if you did or not, but many fires have started that way. Also, for an easy way to level the trailer; bring along a small magnetic level, or I believe there are corner ones you can actually stick to the trailer. Bring some boards that you can drive up on to lift one side, then yes use the tongue jack to level front to back. The most stable would be to have RV jacks on the four corners.

[@loupnuit1]

From the plugs it looks like he has the space heat plus two other devices plugged into the strip, which is pulling from the Li-ion battery pack. Hopefully that's a more industry grade strip. At work we have one that has a separate breaker for each outlet and is UL rated for the task.

[@dylanzrim3635]

You can get high amperage cords that some folk use for welders, a better power bar is something I have no knowledge of

[@tylerwestman5258]

You can use extension cords with space heater it’s just power bars you can use but even then you can use them is it’s the only thing you have plugged in

[@tylerwestman5258]

@@dylanzrim3635 and try using a welding extension cord with regular electronics it won’t work it’s a 220 plug just like a stove

[@waragainstmyself1159]

When you are cold amd have no choice.. kinda makes your point redundant

[@Sthestarfish]

You are always inspiring when it comes to camping ideas. I think that’s why I keep coming back for more. You know what the say if you’re not innovating your not evolving and that’s the beginning of the end. Thanks for creating and sharing. Thanks ole Joe!

[@remyteves8497]

10:31 so fun, whilst your drive, I was thinking this looks nice for a donut, and yes, there goes the donut! 😂🤘

[@deeceestewart4103]

He did a nice job on that little trailer. I'm glad you got it. It sure serves it's purpose.

[@Sterlthepearl6960]

The Legend!! I hope you and your family had a great thanksgiving! Been waiting for the tiny camper!

[@thomasherring6640]

I have that exact same old Coleman stove. Looks a little rough, but works a charm, not only for camping, but when the electricity goes out at home. Amazing what can be cooked on that little stove!

[@nicoler5936]

I've missed watching your videos... time to binge watch a bunch of them 🥰

[@dianect2939]

Great to see camper, again! Tarp over back of camper? Sweet!

[@tobiasball5225]

That look like loads of fun. Thanks for the quality content, as always.

[@mountainbound1315]

That is a really cool little camper. Perfect for "Joe" campouts. Nice and warm and cozy and NO bears 🐻!

[@Toolness1]

That's an awesome setup you have there, the camper, truck, 4 wheeler....all you need for an amazing trip. One of these days I want to have a similar setup. Have the truck, just need a 4 wheeler and camper now :)

[@emmadoogan6363]

Currently suffering bad with my mental health, Thank you for uploading content that makes me smile Joe

[@nodirectionhome308]

I love to see you just have fun. I can't sleep on the ground anymore. You found a cozy alternative.

[@survival-alone]

The weather where you live is harsh, wish you good health

[@arlenefarmer5477]

I like it that you go out and have some fun you remind me of my son don’t stop going out and having a good time

[@duckypam]

What a fun video tracking the animals and hanging out in the tiny camper.

[@AGDO-020]

sorry to hear about the broken ribs joe. I know firsthand how painful that can be. can't believe you're out there toughing it out. here's to you. thanks for another great video.

[@timmorin69]

Just a tip to really stabilize the trailer. You'll need 4 jack stands. Put two jack stands under the rear of the trailer first with the nose of the trailer a bit lower, then use your trailer jack to lift up the nose a tad bit higher than the rear and put the other two jack stands under the front corners of the trailer and lower the front of the trailer on the jack stands. It won't move in the slightest anymore after you do that.

[@marktilley388]

I suggested he try the exact same thing

[@muskyful]

Yah, and get the "camp trailer" ones that you permanently install on the trailer that fold down & crank Up & down ..... makes it easy & convenient. Also attach mini camper bubble levels each side and front of trailer....less time testing it out ... gets it exactly level first time.

[@outdoorslifesurvivecraft5078]

I've been kicking around the idea of building a tiny camper like that for a while now. Now that I've seen how well it works for you, guess I'm going to have to build one for myself. In the winter I like to go to the state parks because there's hardly anyone there and there is electric hookup.

[@sockymcblackface7698]

If you want to do it on a budget, get an old tent trailer and hardwall it. I used plywood, and clear coated it. Used the original roof, and got my lights and switch panel off of Amazon. I'm about 500$ into it including the trailer. You could build it in a day if you wanted. Just throwing it out there

[@outdoorslifesurvivecraft5078]

@@sockymcblackface7698 I like that. Something to keep in mind. Thanks!

[@sockymcblackface7698]

@Outdoorslife Survivecraft Hey no problem! I liked the idea because I also love winter camping, but I'm losing the desire to tent every time. just in the middle of my diesel heater install now.

[@rudygeorgiamulesandcountry1594]

Nice little setup. !

[@TheHouseofKnights]

Been a big inspiration to go out and make outdoor videos myself, thanks for all the great videos over the years.

[@mydaddysgreeneyes]

Yep. I did the "Pay the rent" bit too. Beautiful video.

[@NaturesqueSounds]

Love the mini camper!

[@skyblue-lb9kr]

Joe, you've brought "dialed in" to a whole new level..........enjoy the peace............

[@barrymontgomery7339]

Good to see you mix it up a little with comfort! I'm about to start building a squaredrop camper to put on my utility trailer. Keep going,Joe!

[@breheaton4758]

a long time,no see.bless you an family.thanks for ya awesome vedio,s.i still continue learning..hugs..peace be with you Joe..

[@KevinsDisobedience]

I was hoping you’d get back to this. I feel like, at our age, this is the perfect way to “remote camp.” Be easy to day hike in from there and still have a decent bed to come back to at night. With the quad, that’s the perfect setup. Might have to look into something like that for myself. Cheers, Joe.

[@mr.bullyterritory6534]

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[@nancycerutti4956]

Hi Joe, you are a real down to earth guy, at least I think so. I am a young lady of 79 that has fond memories of her and her deceased husband enjoying the outdoors doors that was much nicer than it is today. My

[@MattHawk5.0]

when going through deep water on the quad put your feet up on the front rack if you dont want them to get wet. you can go through like 3-4 feet then without getting wet at all. and with that new polaris 850 you can go through just about anything

[@billedgecombe9040]

excellent video . one excursion leads to two adventures and answers the question many have asked ! Thanks to you and your team for many hours of quality enjoyment !!!!!

[@RandallW20]

I was wondering what ever happened to that little camper. Looking forward to watching this, this evening.

[@TacohMann]

Hey Joe! Not sure if it has one already, but if it doesn't please get a CO detector for the tiny camper. It's cheap insurance and you can never be too safe

[@vivoutdoors]

Hi Joe! Just a little bit of free advice. Bring along a board to use under the jack stand. If the ground is frozen you're golden, but if it's mushy it will topple over. You know in the middle of the night, when you're fast asleep and scare the bejesus out of you. ;-)

[@jessys9868]

Great video! I love anything tiny camper. And what beautiful scenery. I miss the snow, we get very scant in Tennessee.

[@nightstormoutdoors6080]

They are not dog tacks, Joe. I have done some tracking in my days. Two things, the palm pad is of similar size to the toe pads (Dogs' palm pads are much larger than their toe pads), and the straight line of the tracks' direction. Dogs are fed by humans and do not concern themselves much with wasting or conserving energy so run all over the place from one side to the other picking up scents here and there. Foxes, Coyotes and Wolves on the other hand walk in straight lines to conserve energy, as food is hard to get and often in short supply. Also, you can clearly see that an imaginary X can be drawn between the toe pads and the palm pad on these prints without touching either toe pad or palm pad. In fact, the X is clearly seen in the snow. You can't do that with dog prints. If you were to try and draw an X between the toe pads and palm pad of a dog print, the X would cut through the palm pad.

[@bobdabear8857]

“Cool man, that’s frickin awesome” me anytime I’m watching one of Joe’s videos 15:26

[@AwareWolf_]

Best of the best investigative walk on the bunny trail, wolf tracks and general exploration. Hope those ribs heal up quick!

[@yvngjokes9854]

14:27 when you were on the trail and realized the wolf tracks ended you can hear a dog or something bark

[@Bigeddydynamite]

Hey Joe! Looks like I am comment 646! I have a tiny camper too! I level it by letting the nose down low, put a jack at each back corner. Raise the nose and add one at each corner up there.! Love ya bro ! Been with you since scout was a pup!

[@keithmcgarrigle8921]

I would have a smaller door built into the big door at the bottom. Then you can go in and out of your mobile home even if you need to crawl in and out. In freezing weather less heat would be wasted? cold sinks then less heat is wasted?

[@anculo1993]

I liked that you weren’t just filming the outdoors, you showed us the tracks and made it engaging. I usually see people post the driving into the location which is cool but after a minute of the same thing with no talking it gets kind of brining. So seeing how you went about it in this video was a breath of fresh air

[@toniascott9145]

I love watching your adventures!! I think you tiny trailer is perfect!

[@KREPTiiK_]

Not that it needed clarifying but I’m glad you said that you weren’t referring to Doug when you spoke about people taking advantage. He’s my favourite of your friends you trip with and I’m glad to hear he’s in some later videos (I hope)

[@koalafied1367]

“We finna see if this is bussin or not” lol😂

[@geoffreyb3337]

I can only dream how much fun it would be to go camping and exploring an area like that

[@everythingyouknowis]

Great video brother. I used to cook in my converted cargo trailer until I discovered the trail gate of my truck and getting to stand next to the fire. Love doing that so much better.

[@alanpierschalla4296]

Thx for the "shout out" for Johnsonville brats. Made just 20 minutes from me. Out east, their known as Glizzies, used as catfish bait and lunch or dinner. Food for thought

[@toomanydogs2]

“Tiny Camper”. 😂. You are da best Joe. Missed Wolfie!

[@josephr9551]

That's what grown boys like to do, have a beer in the great outdoors.

[@dionst.michael1482]

Don’t know what’s more impressive, your camera or my new cell phone. Man, gotta hand it to todays technology. It’s something else.

[@lovmyrx7841]

“Tiny camper” is permanently etched in my mind whenever I hear that song…thanks for that Joe 😂

[@Freeman361]

I think the inner setup of the camper, is well thought out and perfectly ergonomic.

[@Paul-bw6eo]

Loved this great little camper,hey,good tracking on the bunny and wolf prints,really enjoyed this Joe.🇨🇦

[@glorialange6446]

Hope your ribs heal well. Fun tiny camp vid. Keep them coming. Mini glamping is my cuppa Joe lol

[@nubzz11]

Yes! Been waiting to get some tiny camper content. Love it

[@erichawes304]

Ive been a huge fan since I discovered you from day one... here is some humble advice... Stop even mentioning anything any haters may bring up... your followers watch to escape their own stupid little problems... but we STAY followers because the little awesome nuggets about yer kids or friends and what they try to support you with... even silly freeze dried ice cream👍💯❤️

[@lindawashington2022]

AWESOME! I JUST LOVE TINY CAMPER! Please have the ribs checked out! I broke my left ones so bad and was bound 3 mouths! Hugs and I hope you heal well!

[@coylettedewitt3083]

The Huntsman Unlimited sure seems to be jealous of your success! I have my opinion of him because I think you’re a genuine good person just doing what he loves and making a good living from it:) keep doing what you’re doing Joe we love you!

[@coylettedewitt3083]

I “gave” my opinion

[@kittymorse7402]

I really like your trailer. Sending a big hug for the girls. Great grandma from Texas.

[@edsloan8535]

If you mount a swivel down jack on each rear corner as well, then you get 3 point at which to level the trailer and no issues with weight distribution tipping.

[@MarksTLC]

I would be cool to see you and Doug out and about. Lots of fun every time. I lost track of Doug a while back. I enjoy carving, but followed the bushcraft for sure. Anyway, great get away this trip. See you next video.

[@LG_Miller]

Use two jack stands on the rear and level the trailer with the front. Lower your tung jack all the way down, put the jacks under the rear, and then jack up the front sitting the rear of the trailers on the jackstands until it’s all level. Bam son!

[@garystone9973]

Nice first try at setting up the trailer. Next time use jack stands on front and back. As an alternative, you can attach scissor jacks to the frame and lower them down to stabilize everything.

[@natetheaxebattles2898]

Do you lock your hitch pin? If not, you may want to consider it. That trailer would be extremely easy to drive off with . I have an 8 by 10 single axel trailer, open not enclosed, and even I lock that thing down. I live in the sticks, in an area with a very low crime rate, but still I am not going to make it easy for someone to steal.

[@steveneddy9492]

Simply amazed how you have built this channel. More power to you

[@graynano8695]

Omg I completely forgot about the bow/rent thing....my sister's and I used to do that all the time....that brought back some memories for sure!

[@Soundhound101]

Spirit levels are awesome for this. You can stick them on the corners outside and Bam. Check it. Also you need a jack on each front corner to kill off the roll. Thanks for sharing Joe. Good to see you back in the shit.

[@serenaliu2142]

Loved this! Thanks for another great video.