Camping in Freezing Cold Snow Storm with Wood Stove & Hot Tent

[@alanmorris8783]

Merry Christmas guys. What a wonderful team you two make. Whether your future is as parents, aunt & uncle, teacher or whatever; those who you share your time, wisdom and skills with will be truly blessed.

[@2withnature]

Thank you Alan! Merry Christmas to you as well and have a Happy New Year!

[@danielmolina1015]

Rough cold nights are part of an adventure with nature for sure. Definitely making that breakfast, it looked good!

[@2withnature]

Agreed, and we've both experienced far far worse. It was really good. It was our first time making it and we'll definitely do it again.

[@mattsalgado1277]

Happy holidays to you all. Keep up the awesome content

[@2withnature]

Thanks! Happy Holidays to you Matt!

[@user-yu1zp2vu9x]

I have had problems with my tent hitting the stove pipe and melting as well. Now I make certain that all of the anchor points on the tent around the pipe exit are well connected to prevent as much flapping as possible. I also try to make sure that when I set my tent up I have the pipe exit on the down wind side so maybe the tent will block most of the wind. I really enjoyed your video presentation. You guys are awesome! Thanks for sharing.

[@2withnature]

Thanks for the tip! Yeah I added a guy line the next morning but it didn't fix the issue, the ground corner nearest to the stove jack had too much slack in the fabric because of the ground being uneven. But now I know to pay close attention to that area when I set it up.

[@scottkrieger6386]

That food looks amazing 😊

[@2withnature]

It was!

[@johncarolan2769]

Outstanding video again 👍

[@2withnature]

Thanks John!

[@tinapellegrino2507]

Amazing guys as always 🎉🎉. To top things out... Great cooking ideas !! Great meals is energy to keep you going!! Cheers and stay safe 😊

[@2withnature]

Thanks Tina! Nothing is more fun than hot food on a freezing cold trip

[@markbir7979]

Tough night but great video! Be safe. Merry Christmas.

[@2withnature]

Thanks! Merry Christmas! 🎄

[@hazell1593]

That tent looked quite thin. Glad you guys had some nice hot food to keep you warm, and each other of course. Happy Holidays🎄🎅🎁

[@2withnature]

It was! It's light enough to hike with though, but canvas tents are way more luxurious with a wood stove. Happy Holidays Hazell!

[@allenelswick6961]

A good video you got here on camping in the snow. One thing i have to say is there is no such thing as a hot tent any where unless you are staying in a Army tent which are the best but are heavy to move around and setup.

[@2withnature]

I agree. I've stayed in army tents and other heavy canvas tents with large stoves and they are very nice. Anything small and portable just wont stay warm during the night. But during the day they are nice.

[@Taku_907]

Great videos, 👍👌❤️.

[@2withnature]

Thank you so much!

[@withkhalil2893]

hi we missing i been a long time ...thanks for sharing this moment with us

[@2withnature]

Glad to! Thanks for joining us!

[@Motimated]

Happy Holidays to the both of you

[@2withnature]

Thanks! Happy holidays to you too!

[@Anton_Morozov]

Ух суровый поход, классное видео, обожаю ваши видео!👍👍👍

[@2withnature]

да, это было. Спасибо, Антон!

[@loridavisessentialoils6701]

I want you with me when we need to survive in the wilderness!!! 😂

[@2withnature]

Those will be fun times

[@rexlogan5385]

My bad after watching the whole video you did seal the outside of the tent with snow good job👍

[@2withnature]

Yup we did. But there's always the tradeoff, it created a lot more condensation inside the tent. One night of camping it isn't a big deal but multiple days of camping it's more important to ventilate and with this tent you'd be better off not sealing the walls with snow.

[@JJBrown-lw1dv]

I have that same wood stove. Upgraded the flue damper and the spark arrestor. Also bought two 45 degree angles to have it go out a board i put in my window in my cabin. It's an economy stove, but i like the window, makes a big difference to see the flame. Cabin is 10 x 24 with a tall ceiling and lofts in both ends. LIttle stove keeps the whole place plenty warm. I recommend putting snow on the bottom of your tent to dry it in. Can't really have a hot tent with freezing wind coming in all night. Props to you guys for toughing it out.

[@2withnature]

I'm surprised it heats the whole cabin but good to know that it can. We like it for how sturdy it is compared to the titanium ones. We can put heavy cast iron on it no problem. We did put snow around the tent just not where the doorway was. But we used the door other than intended so we probably could have buried it too. Next time

[@JJBrown-lw1dv]

@ I use it on weekends and for a few days at a time. If I needed it to get me through winter after winter I’d get the titanium or stainless steel version. My damper failed, but I upgraded it. But yes, it takes a little bit to warm the place up, but once it’s warm, the cabin stays warm.

[@2withnature]

I have a titanium one with the same size fire box and it isn't any warmer and it's not as nice to use. Since titanium is so strong they make the walls ultra thin so they are ultra light for backpacking. That's the only advantage to a titanium stove. Every other advantage goes to the other stoves.

[@user-yu1zp2vu9x]

I have a 10x24 shed that I use for a cabin. In the winter I use a small cast iron stove. It is definitely too heavy to carry around. It will burn for several hours and stay warm all night without adding wood. It’s fantastic to cook on. I have been using it for seven years and it is going to outlast my shed and my person. It could be something useful to you as well.

[@JJBrown-lw1dv]

@ would love a small cast iron. It would hold heat better at night.

[@DavidVanderberg-t4s]

You should stake your tent closer to the ground and pile snow against your tent to keep the drafts down 😃

[@2withnature]

Yeah the big issue was the ground was real uneven where we set up. But we saw that snow storm coming in so we just set it up right then and there and did the best we could with the location. So some corners were not all the way taught because the ground was too close and other corners were much farther off the ground.

[@garyanderson9467]

Shoulda watched the whole video

[@frankbrown8882]

That’s what I noticed too

[@danmahoney8376]

Loved the video. You two are living the good life! New sub :)

[@2withnature]

Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for the sub

[@gregoryuschold3870]

Using pine branches to keep wood dry while splitting. Great idea.

[@2withnature]

Thanks 🙂 I came up with the idea the camp trip before and now I wanna use them for everything

[@scottgillam7752]

Nice video loved it

[@2withnature]

Thanks Scott!

[@SuperMetalFiend]

I'm freezing just watching. 🤣 Tough couple.

[@2withnature]

lol we definitely learned a few things about staying warm on this trip. Thanks for watching!

[@RandeeDewitt-ml6lt]

Very awesome video, very beautiful scenery. Utah again I take it. Love the snow, been a minute since I have seen it. Florida is warm all the time. Gets old sometimes, I like to see the change in the seasons. Just love your vids. Reminds me of home. You guys are a kool couple. Becoming your Number 1 fan. Also Merry Christmas to you guys and hope you have a great new year. Can’t wait for your next adventure. Stay Blessed😮

[@2withnature]

Thank you! Yup Utah again, it's relatively close for us. It's been pretty warm here this year though, we have to go to the top of the mountains to get some snow. Any place can get old though but FL is beautiful, one of my other favorite places. Merry Christmas and happy new year and blessings to you too!

[@rexlogan5385]

I was about to make the same suggestion it's important to pack snow along the outside of the base of the tent. Luke from the outdoor boys and other utube content organizers do this as well. Your wife is a trooper good video.

[@2withnature]

She definitely is a trooper

[@AnthonyPhillpotts]

2 👍 up , Detroit Michigan USA 🇺🇸 😊

[@2withnature]

Glad you enjoyed! Many more to come

[@Chas4Sale]

like that mini wood stove.

[@2withnature]

Us too! It saved our butts on this trip

[@pennihairston4907]

Great video, and your dinner and breakfast looked yummy. If you put some of the hot logs on top of your lid, it would cook from the top. Just a tip. 😊 I saw this on a KZbin channel I follow.

[@2withnature]

Thanks Penni 🙂 Yeah that's a good tip, we'll do some that way soon

[@pennihairston4907]

@2withnature you're welcome 😊

[@PHorne-co6pg]

We here in Atlanta Ga ❤🎉🎉🎉think that yall are TOO CUTE TOGETHER 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@2withnature]

Thank you! We were made for each other. Best regards from Utah!

[@choudharyIshtiaq-bi2rg]

Very nice 👍

[@2withnature]

Glad you liked it!

[@jerrypipher457]

Looks great but had you shoveled some snow around the bottom it would have been a whole lot warmer.

[@angelinagomes2418]

On the outside should put some snow around the bottom of the tent so no air will come in from the bottom and the tent would stay a lot warmer.

[@2withnature]

We did and it made a huge difference. I just didn't where the door is

[@jerrylim2282]

I would close the gap at the bottom of the tent with either snow or a long one piece log to make it more comfortable to sleep at night.

[@JimBeary]

I was so, so waiting for you to either shovel out that snow and ice or to cover it. You guys were basically sleeping in a freezer! A lot tougher than me!

[@2withnature]

Haha yeah, I wanted to but everything always takes more time than planned and by the time I could it was turned into ice. That is the biggest thing I would've changed though, all of our discomfort on this trip came from the cots sliding around slowly throughout the night.

[@GeoffGale]

You could cut dead wood to length of side, tie it along the bottom with paracord to help weigh tent down.

[@2withnature]

We put snow on the sides but in hindsight we shouldn't have. It caused the condensation build up and we would have been much drier and warmer in the sleeping bags if we left the side skirts open.

[@1552mjp]

Why don’t people put snow around the base of the tent to block up the spaces? It looks so cold.😊

[@2withnature]

We did, just not at the door. We shouldn't have though. It's traps the moisture inside making it more cold. The best way is to build a wall around the tent but with a gap between the wall and the tent. That blocks the wind but allows air flow, but we didn't take the time to do this.

[@thomasj396]

lucky man

[@2withnature]

Agreed 🙂

[@scottkrieger6386]

A suggestion to try the Russian made hot tent that with a stove for that size tent big enough for 3 people for all your gear and you will be in your basic clothes that's how warm even in his weather you experienced.

[@2withnature]

Yeah but some of those tents are really expensive. This was is cheap and super light

[@scottkrieger6386]

@2withnature yes very much agreed.

[@RezaRezayy-rm9sz]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@2withnature]

🙏

[@fixedit8689]

I’m all warm in my house. It looks miserable out there.

[@2withnature]

lol it is much warmer watching it from home. We've had some extremely cold nights before so this one didn't phase us

[@pakleader4]

Hey my new family of the woods 😊. So that one tigress tent isn’t very warm or it requires a larger tent stove to make it decent at night??? I was thinking 💭 of trying it but had mixed emotions about it!!! But as usual a pleasure to see my new family together doing adventures (still wish I could have found a wife like yours) the ones I found were prissy and wouldn’t get their nails and hair dirty 🫣. But I’m glad to see you guys doing it for me. Now I’m old and decrepit 🥹😅😂🤣😇😇😜🤪🤨. Can’t go out there like that. I will always pray for you two to be safe and happy 😊 while making these videos for us. SEMPER FI

[@2withnature]

Hey, the One Tigres tent is actually pretty good for what it is, which is a very lightweight tent with a lot of room inside. Little wood stoves like this that are portable while hiking or pulling a sled will usually not be enough to make it toasty inside any tent during the night. But if you get close to the stove, then it will keep you warm and it can dry out any gear you get wet. The only wood stoves that can keep it warm in the night is going to be so big you'll need some type of vehicle or atv to transport it. Thank you for your service!

[@pakleader4]

@ your welcome and thank you for you’re very intuitive videos. It’s always a pleasure to see you two together enjoying what you do. Keep’em coming.. gotta keep this old man up to speed. SEMPER FI

[@2withnature]

Will do! 🙂

[@tonyrawlinson2385]

Never understand why you buy a tent with no ground sheet in .. crazy

[@hornet18lan]

Its not crazy, its experimental....

[@mrdave22]

just a suggestion, but i think it's always fun to see people after camping going through the drive thru and coffee or stopping for a good meal or whatever. maybe something to include? maybe not. good vid, thumbs up, God bless

[@2withnature]

Never thought about that but it's a good idea. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@JimRoss-q98]

Camp video Jim Ross ATL

[@СергейБровко-э6з]

купите нормальную палатку. девочка огонь

[@scottkrieger6386]

Hi one question please 🙏 tell me why a tent with no bottom . Even though you did your best lot of bottom openings to cold air.

[@2withnature]

A lot of hot tents don't come with integrated floors. A floor is nice but not a must have and so they leave them out a lot probably to save on weight. There's advantages and disadvantages to both.

[@Bruno-ns7gm]

Yall are crazy but I know yall are smart enough to oppress your obstacles that present a challenge. Your media is very entertaining and educational enough to save peoples lives. A noble gift to the world. Be strong and prioritizingly calculating with a twist of educated humor. 😁🦍😁

[@2withnature]

Thank you very much! This was a good learning experience for us as well. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for the kind words 🙂

[@TidePrideMan]

Putting a tent up between two large trees with wind gusting is not what experienced campers do.

[@garyanderson9467]

At least you had a wood stove. But I’d never camp in a tent without a floor.

[@2withnature]

It's not bad having no floor, but it's best having both. A tent with a floor and a large vestibule area with no floor. We should've taken the time to get rid of the snow on the inside before we started burning the stove. When I had time it had already turned to ice.

[@bettesimmon166]

Do your homework on how to put up a warm tent without air holes, line your entire floor with pine branches, and that tent is too thin. That tent is for warmer weather.

[@carlasmith5165]

I hope the company who create that tent took note. That was a lot of condensation and ice. I thought the bottle of water burst! I’m sure next time you will be more prepared. What ever happened to the cabin you two built?

[@2withnature]

Yeah that's a problem with any tent made of this material. I think next time I'm going to take a towel lol. The cabin is doing great. We've been working on projects there just not as aggressively as last year. We'll have a couple videos of it up in January.

[@wjp255]

(1) The tent fabric would be way too thin for me to use. In that kind of weather, you definitely need a better tent. For me it would be canvas with a tarp over the outside of it staked down. (2) There is NO WAY that I would have left the bottom of the tent open to the wind. It would have to have a tent floor and also have a "snow wall" on the windward side about 6 inches to help deflect some of the wind from the ground. Best of luck.

[@2withnature]

Yeah canvas tents are much more luxurious for a hot tent. This one is lightweight enough that I could hike far with it but it just doesn't breathe at all. The only part I left open was around the door, but I should've buried that as well. Now we know for next time.

[@christianvesin8220]

Quel commentaire de merde. Video sympa mais j'ai arrete a cause de ces voix artificielles. Vraiment horrible

[@shootingsportstransparency7461]

Omg. Poor poor woman

[@nancylowery4504]

Does she have a name or just bab,where does she come from????

[@2withnature]

Hey name is Betey. She's from Ethiopia

[@dxt0301]

I always wonder about adventurers like you guys go about doin' your business in such harsh condition. You have to consume a lot of food under extreme conditions to keep your bodies going, so you must expel lots of waste, too.

[@navruzberkinbaev3828]

Надо было застилать внурь палатки лапниками , так хоть немного тепло будет держать . А так здорово , удачи вам.

[@iqra9620]

Nice camping.A strong dome or tipi tent for 4 people will be enough space for 2 persons.Need room to move inside.This tent is too thin for the weather.

[@2withnature]

We really want to try a dome. We've used tipis in the past and don't like them as much. I like this shape better than a tipi but the fabric collecting all the condensation is an issue