How to Set Up a Snowtrekker Tent Like a Pro | Tips and Tricks for Hot Tent Winter Camping

[@andrewripple6630]

Hi Eric man am i glad you are putting out content again,kindly show some more fishing in the spring and summer my friend...I enjoy your shows because they are really entertaining put together well, wish i was in boundry waters Eric looking forward to your next content cheers all the best.... Hello from the Phillippines

[@therealfarwater]

Hello, Andrew!! Thank you for watching!! I've got more fishing content coming next! It's lake trout ice fishing from this season, but will be switching to A LOT more Spring/Summer content in the next month or so!

[@nickb.901]

Farwater videos...always great to see a new one pop up! Another great one. Thanks!

[@therealfarwater]

Thank you!! I’ve got a lot more coming soon!!

[@paulkuske1457]

Well that lake brings back memories…a wonderful little ski there…I proposed to my wife there during the winter of 2002!!! Have fun camping you two!

[@therealfarwater]

@@paulkuske1457 that’s wonderful! I’ve enjoyed my time there, year round. Thank you for sharing your story. It’s delightful to be connected to this place and the people who enjoy it

[@Eyetime30.5]

Thank you very much for the instuctional videos! No mater what your outdoor level of experience is there is always something to learn. Most You tube outdoor channels now are cooking some food and making a cup of coffee for content. Kind of sad. I do have a snow trekker high country tent. I do place the black skirt on the inside of my tent and then tarp over it. You still are able to bank snow on the outside walls. Tear down of the tent is way easier with this approach. That is the recommendation from snow trekker themselves. A quick email to confirm this way of doing it to snow trekker would be good info for your outfitters. Way less iced up stress on the skirting during the tear down process of the tent. Cheers!

[@therealfarwater]

@ thanks for the intel, That makes a whole lot of sense! I will absolutely try that next time and let our outfitting staff know, too.