Hot Tent - winter camping - Polish Lavvu and Luxe Megahorn

[@stormchaser8472]

i love the way you did the first pipe roll to get it setup and burned in!

[@WildernessBushcraft]

It would take much less time if attempted again lol but it was the first, outdoors. I love that little stove. Can't wait to use it... Some time. No camping allowed yet.

[@stormchaser8472]

@@WildernessBushcraft i guess after the first burn it has a memory to that shape for all the times next. sucks you cant camp yet!

[@pj5607]

Awesome video!!! I love my luxe megahorn tent!!!

[@WildernessBushcraft]

It's so roomy inside

[@markarmesto]

Living the life!

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Ran into some trouble with the titanium stove on the last outing.

[@markarmesto]

@@WildernessBushcraft what happened with the stove? Smoke in tent? Slight tip with from lower should help. Chemicals off stove? Needs to be burned in before tent use. Sparks? Need a spark arrestor.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Had a condensation issue. The soot from the flue started coming down the pipe and ending up outside. Burning up and creating a ridiculous amount of smoke. Replaced the faulty part with a 3 inch heating duct. Should do the trick. Will see on the next trip. Heading out this week.

[@markarmesto]

@@WildernessBushcraft sounds more like you’re burning wet pine.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

I used a little pine, most of the wood was however hardwood. It will make an interesting for sure. The damper definitely needs some improvement on my part

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

I like your method for the initial forming of the stove pipe. Looked like it works well.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

I'd probably be much better at it now. A little challenging the first time but rolls up like a charm after a season of use. It works really well. The weight of the whole setup is a bonus as well. Thank you for watching.

[@2010gtoner]

love sweedwood and the far northwest hairy dude... you keep your uploads going kid good wee vid :)

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Thank you very much!!! Would that be the Far North Bushcraft?

[@2010gtoner]

@@WildernessBushcraft that's him, he also sometimes has his wife with him as well.

[@backpackingonline]

I really like that technique for rolling the stovepipe. Nice.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

It gets a lot easier once used. The pipe takes on the shape pretty much on its own after first use.

[@lordmarshall5239]

The more you heat your stove the pipe will break in and want to be a tube and roll up easier. You should have done a pre burn before you went out. It would have cured the pipe and stove creating shape and burning off toxic oils on the surface. Always set up gear before heading out so you know it well and are sure you have all the pieces. Nice window and great equipment. Have fun 😊❤️🇺🇸❄️☃️🛷⛺️

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Still haven't turned I to a green monster. It smelled a little at first but quickly dissipated. I pre burned the military stove I own. Made in China. Factory had it painted with non heat resistant paint. Boy did it smoke...

[@TonGGG997]

Yes, good stay at skii house I like it very much guy. I wanna to go there once time.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Canada is a very beautiful and friendly place to visit. You should definitely visit. Thank you very much for watching.

[@maddmusician4492]

I'm not sure how I missed this video but better late then never lol . Another awesome video!!!!

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Awesome brother. Thank you very much for watching. More great trips coming up.

[@karolg.7136]

One has to have balls... or a good sleeping bag :) Great movie!

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Loved the adventure every time. Thank you very much for watching.

[@abbushcraft]

I really like your fold up stove.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Awesome. I love it too. Whether it can keep me warm will see soon enough. Haven't put it to a real test yet. That's coming up. Just need some free time.

[@ItsGoodintheWoods]

Winter camping is the best ! My favorite time of year ! I just got a luxe minipeak xl ! Looking forward to getting out there in it . Maybe this weekend ...... I have a polish lavu poncho as well . I have found the trick to smoke is to have a ripping fire . Get it going and keep it going . don't let it smolder .....Hot tents are awesome . I roll out my pipe differently than you do .....that is interesting ! Shoulda done the pre burn at home ...but it looks like it worked out well enough ! That is a nice set up you have there ! A neat little trick to the woodstove is to make sure the rear of the stove is slightly higher than the front of the stove . Really helps the draft. Seems to work well for me . Those stoves get ripping red hot ! Such a great piece of gear . They throw some heat for sure ! I'm new to your channel ! 1st time here ! Subbed ! Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas! -Justin

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Thank you for the tips. We just spent a night in the woods in the same tent. A slightly bigger stove this time. Had an all together different issue this time. Another lesson learned.

[@ItsGoodintheWoods]

@@WildernessBushcraft Can't wait to see what happened !

[@EventyrsorenDenmark]

Great video.Enjoyed it very much.Cool channel too.Looking forward for more....

[@WildernessBushcraft]

There is a lot more to to come. Had lots of time to plan for this summer lately. Thank you very much for watching.

[@johnkelenfoldi350]

i really enjoyed your video i shared it to my fb group...Polish & Hungarian Lavvu owners Worldwide...a big thumbs up and subscribed...atb from Scotland

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Thank you very much for watching. More trips coming up this winter. Absolutely falling in love with winter all over again.

[@johnkelenfoldi350]

@@WildernessBushcraft looking forward to watching them

[@diankartika3834]

Yeaaaa nice n good camp enjoy it for how long? N why built 2 tents? N i no see u eats bro.n that tent cant become 1 Coz why built in different tent?

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Didn't stay the night. Only until it got dark. This was my first time using the Polish Army poncho as a lean-to. It was freezing cold that day and I brought plan B with me, just in case. I have since perfected the poncho setup for cold weather. Look up my earlier videos. I'm already counting down the days till I use it again.

[@diankartika3834]

Where video bro ,the title ,i don't know coz i wants to see it

[@WildernessBushcraft]

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[@WildernessBushcraft]

I use two, size 3 ponchos. Biggest they used in the Polish military

[@StarrDaniel]

Amazing!

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Thank you very much for watching.

[@cindyturpitz3256]

Nice Video.greetings from Germany

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Thank you very much for watching. Greetings from Canada.

[@matthewmorrone883]

I got a roll of titanium 10x72" for my stove from lite outdoors and it was easy to roll and I didnt wear gloves.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Lol. I suppose that makes you that much better than me at it. Which stove did you get?

[@awesomecitizen8460]

Man I thought you were going to sleep in that little tiny thing in front of the fire and then you pull out this big ass tent you had me going I was like he's going to freeze his butt off

[@WildernessBushcraft]

The setup was perfected in my later videos. I'm taking out my hot tent lavvu this weekend actually. Got it to +28C in -14C temperatures outside.

[@micwell2247]

Have to give it a thumbs for not being another cooking show

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Thank you very much for watching

[@boomboom-ko2ez]

I seen quite a lot of tepee hot tents hardly any one says if their warm inside the tent at night or how warm it gets in there or if it makes that much of a difference

[@WildernessBushcraft]

I have to say the Polish Lavvu was the warmest to date. Saw 30C inside. The Megahorn warmed up to about 22C. It all depends on the size of your tipi interior. The more space, the larger the stove should be.

[@boomboom-ko2ez]

@@WildernessBushcraft thanks for that you normally never get a reply. In any tent where you use a stove please let us know the temperature inside the tent and out side where possible and how often do you needed to top up the fire throughout the night

[@dkvf9422]

Mantappppp keren bro..from indonesia

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Thank you very much. Stay tuned.

[@markcummings6856]

Great video. Thanks. Subbed.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Glad you liked it. Another video coming up very soon.

[@darylehayward5155]

When you open the stove door don't open it all the way at first, just open it a little and let the draft pick up that will keep you from getting smoked out.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Thank you for the tip. I will try it out.

[@josiahschultz4740]

Is there a problem with the ground becoming muddy because of the furnace?

[@WildernessBushcraft]

It remains to be seen. I am heading up for an overnighter this weekend. Will keep you posted

[@lordmarshall5239]

Josiah Schultz it can happen. My tent has a floor and I camp on a good amount of snow. The stove melts the snow and sinks over time so what your saying can happen depending on snow depth time and ground frost 😊❤️🇺🇸❄️☃️🛷⛺️

[@DovidM]

If the ground is frozen, the meltwater can pool on the surface. You’ll then wish you had a cot.

[@HikePaddleBike]

Cool video! How warm does it get in the luxe with the stove running? I like the idea of getting into a sleeping bag warm and then fire it back up first thing in the morning.

[@lordmarshall5239]

Hike Paddle Bike I have a small tent that’s easy to heat. Yes I love going to bed warm. I prepare kindling and relight the stove in the morning. So nice to start sleeping or morning warm and not fighting to get warm. No need to heat water in a bottle or some method of putting something warm in your sleeping bag to try and heat it up like during cold camping. Dry clothes and snowmobile helmet, breakfast and coffee is a great start 😊❤️🇺🇸❄️☃️🛷⛺️

[@WildernessBushcraft]

With temperatures as low as 0C it was 26 inside. On this trip I had no way to get a big fire going. Literally scavenged someones left behind lumber. It got to about 5C without really trying. Left drafts everywhere. This weekend will tell. Doing an overnighter with the same setup. Can't wait to see the results.

[@TheCampingCanuck]

Did i see a hole in the tent by the stove pipe? How did that happen?

[@WildernessBushcraft]

The stove I used works much better without the spark arrestor installed. In this video it was already off, since the last trip. All the burn holes are from our October outing in Algonquin. Works much better without the spark arrestor on top of the chimney pipe. It bounced the Sparks back down towards the tent. Not an issue any more.

[@TheCampingCanuck]

@@WildernessBushcraft ahh I've heard several people say that. Thanks

[@emmanuelauvray8177]

Ou trouver le lavvu ?

[@WildernessBushcraft]

I got mine on eBay. They're shipped from Poland. They come in 3 sizes. 1 is smallest and 3 is biggest. Just make sure to get unissued one (new). Better water repellancy.

[@bugeyednutburke4558]

Is there a website to order those ponchos

[@WildernessBushcraft]

I got mine on eBay. They are army surplus and can be anywhere from 30 - 50 years old. It's best to get one that wasn't issued. Mine was used. Didn't mind due to the low price. Ordered it from Poland.

[@richardshort4587]

www.militarymart.co.uk Hope this helps you out.

[@auntenemospatriachilenos1820]

porque no usan carpas modernas con piso????????? porque salen solos, que pasa si se quiebra una pierna etc..... lo digo por experiencia. solo arriesgan la vida, la naturaleza es muy cruel.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Hello and thank you for watching. You point out very important aspects of being alone in the forest. Completely alone with no one but yourself to turn for help. It can be very scary when things go wrong. This however brings up my point " Always Be Prepared" Bring with you an emergency kit, every time you go out to the woods. Always have two way communication with you. In my case I carry a satellite phone with me. We have no signal reception in the wilderness here. My friend uses a messenger which is much cheaper. explore.garmin.com/en-CA/inreach / IT is also a two way communication device, which makes it pretty awesome. Me? I don't bring GPS like his. I use a map and always know my location on it. My recommendation for everyone is to have two way communication when you go alone. With friends, someone will always help. Alone, "You" are your best shot. The tent used in the video has no floor but it has a mosquito net inside, with a floor. I don't use it in the winter because there are no mosquitoes around and anything put down gets wet. Slightly different approach but it works very well in my opinion. I agree that nature can be cruel but at the same time, it is so beautiful and full of adventure awaiting around every corner. My life has been shaped into what it is today by the outdoors and places I've seen. I would not change it, even a little bit. Just love everything nature has to offer. Stay tuned for upcoming epic trips. I have so much to share with you this summer. Thank you very much for watching. Regards, Patryk

[@leecoffman2594]

Sorry but this open tap is not protecting you at all !

[@WildernessBushcraft]

There is a mosquitoe net under there as well. Worked pretty well

[@MrNiceKoreanGuy]

Luxe tents are terrible pieces of crap that cost ridiculous amounts of money. I bought the megahorn xl and on first set up like 4 straps broke and 5 tent pegs bent.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Lol. I see where you're coming from regarding the straps and pegs. I ripped a couple myself. Also bent two pegs. However, that's nothing I haven't experienced with my other tents. I like the Megahorn. I could have gone and spent a thousand bucks on a rugged tent but that's just too expensive.

[@MrNiceKoreanGuy]

Wilderness Bushcraft my megahorn xl was over $600. Feel like i could've gotten a way better one for the same price range. But love the videos man. Keep them up. I'm going up to the Sierra mountains tomorrow.

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Social distancing at its best. Have fun.

[@ОльгаМосковкина-л2щ]

Смешно...

[@WildernessBushcraft]

Thank you for watching.