The Hottest Tent. The Coldest Night

[@garyjaramillo8855]

Hey Jay, I used to be out in the woods most of my life in warm and 30° below stuff like your video. I was a lifetime hunter, fisherman, taxadermist and outdoor natural mountain man along with my lady Denielle. We got hit by a drunk semi driver 4 years ago and our Rangerover was no match - and neither were my beautiful Denielle or I. I'm alone now and trapped in this big house with legs that no longer work, and lost my left arm. Worst part is I was left handed but I've learned to use my right pretty good now. Just wanted to tell you how very much I enjoy your adventures and experiences. I can honestly smell the fires you build and nothing on earth is as good as a few hotdogs eaten in camp. No sir, nothin. I'm livin thru your experiences now. Me and my sweety had our time and no one can ever take that away from us - them times we're days and nights that God gave to us to keep forever and always. I'm sure Denielle is out scouting new places for us to camp out on soon as I get back in her arms. You're doing a good thing son - don't stop. God loves you. 🤗♥️🙏✝️🎶

[@jamesk2625]

🧢all your uploads say different man

[@fighterinmkiwiscience3517]

You destroyed to much natural resources lil kiddo

[@chadcastor169]

Wow my brother prayers

[@ТихонАлександров-в8у]

Палатка у тебя неплохая.

[@nsxt290]

Very nice, I'm sure she's somewhere good. I hope you can smell through the screen.

[@catherinehastings9280]

Let’s all give an upvote for Jay’s cinematography. His camera quality, lighting, shot angles, continuity editing, and drone work are the best on KZbin. Even working quickly in frigid temperatures, he’s a real pro. There are lots of outdoor videos on KZbin, but Jay’s cinematic storytelling brings me back to this channel.

[@Enenrarr]

Yeah it's easy to overlook all the extra time needed for everything you mentioned, it really feels effortlessly like we're Jay's traveling buddy right there alongside him. I absolutely love this channel. Great great stuff.

[@lincolngraves2170]

@@Enenrarrright? I almost started to talk to him like I was there😭🤣

[@donnamiller8780]

There is nothing better than a cold room and a cold nose coupled with plenty of warm covers and a warm body. You just slip down into the coziness of it, and it feels so good!

[@jaylegere]

Couldn't agree more

[@Jamesy5725]

Snug as a bug in a rug.

[@SabrinaCarpentersings]

Yep exactly 😊💝

[@VespasianJudea]

Wanna cuddle?

[@buckrockerm]

When I was a a young man in my early 30’s I was working a rail gang in the mountains. 100% manual labor with rail spikes, sledge hammers, rail bars etc. I was paired with a “old” man of about 60 years. No matter how hard I worked he stayed right with me. I was completely confused. I was sweaty, tired, blistered and miserably sore. After a couple of days and getting to know him I just came out and asked him how he did it. I will never forget his response. He told me to let the tools do the work.

[@SabrinaCarpentersings]

💝😊👍

[@sovereignviper90]

Work smarter, not harder Plus union, so seniority 😂

[@KevinBall-g6l]

Are you crazy? McDonald’s sucks in and out all the way brother double double animal style you’ve gotta come to California and get one you’ll never go back to McDonald’s. Stay warm, brother.😅

[@occamraiser]

@@KevinBall-g6l Wow, I speak English, but I don't even remotely understand what English has been corrupted into in California

[@lolcatz88]

@@KevinBall-g6lyep. McDonald’s is like the worst food ever invented! Actually Taco Bell is the worst fast food I’ve ever eaten.

[@markthorrowgood3266]

The red light is to protect your night vision. That's why submarines have red lights inside, so the guy going outside on watch while surfaced or using the periscope can see in the dark. Same goes with headlamps. It allows you to see things in the dark, like a trail, while retaining your night vision. I use mine when hiking sometimes.

[@chrismaverick9828]

The Red lenses were good for helping to night adapt, but they weren't 100%. The human eye can see a lot at night after about twenty minutes of adjustment to the blackness, but the least bit of direct light, like a match or white light, will wipe it out entirely. On moonless nights the blackness at sea was near total.

[@lilacscentedfushias1852]

Interesting 😁

[@joec4871]

Red light is used because red is the only color your eyes don't have to adjust to. That's why red is used on ship bridges at nite, on traffic lights etc. You see red immediately in all conditions. All these other explanations are bogus.

[@debbiemcclure2874]

Wow, very interesting!!!! Thnx for sharing 😊😊

[@jfdbcpv1983]

used in sailing vessels as well, most sailboats have normal and red light inside especially at the chart tables

[@grillinlikeavillain]

One thing I love about this channel is all the cool tips and tricks and advice I learn in the comments. Jay's community of subscribers is a wealth of knowledge. Cheers everyone

[@jenjudson7180]

When you put your sausages in, add water. Enough to go about half way up the sausages. That will cook the interior of the sausage without burning the outside and drying them out. After the water cooks away, then the sausages will brown.

[@jaylegere]

Great tip! I'll have to try that.

[@glennpurchase807]

Great trip Jay. I love that tent.

[@ritawerthmann9289]

@@jaylegeremy mom always cooked sausages that way, even breakfast sausage. And I cook all my sausages that way as well, Polish, German, Ukrainian, breakfast..a few slits in them and by the time the waters gone they are cooked on inside, then brown the outside to your liking, and Bob’s your uncle. I love my bigger sausages with mashed potatoes and sauerkraut, breakfast sausage with pancake syrup. Yummy

[@uiscebeatha9476]

Tried it & it works fantastic!!

[@JerryMccommon]

I would stock food fire wood only go out go bathroom and sleep tor days

[@hamiltonharper]

I have that same tent as a 5 person and it has been with me everywhere. Negative 20 F outside and 80 F inside. Insulated floor that unzips for ice fishing and zipperless front door that will never ice up. That tent is absolutely bomb proof.

[@jaylegere]

That tent is a beast!

[@lesterine77]

Who sleeps in 80 degrees? Nobody.

[@hamiltonharper]

@@lesterine77 this is not a valid complaint since all of these stoves have a means to damp the intake and some can damp the chimney which gives good control of the temperature. So even a disagreeable hothead can find their ideal sleeping temperature. The more valid complaints are the system is heavy and bulky, so you need a pulk if you're going to camp far from your vehicle. Also you need a larger stove if you want your fire to burn all night.

[@pablosaravanja]

@@jaylegereI’ve got the same UP-5 tent but also picked up the vestibule. I highly recommend that. It's so nice to have the extra covered area and keep the main tent less cluttered. As always, sweet video. Cheers & Happy New Year!

[@marlenadrew8334]

I enjoy your videos; they offer me an opportunity to vicariously enjoy the wilderness. At 81 I find my home a more reasonable place to be but miss the great outdoors! Regarding fast food, I love a Jumbo Jack with curly fries as an occasional treat! Can't wait to see your cabin addition get going!

[@SabrinaCarpentersings]

Amazing enjoy your life dear💝👍

[@dav1dm00t00]

As someone from a tropical country, I will never complain about the heat again!

[@elizabethmckenzie6977]

Jay hello and thank you for another great video. About the sawing, I remember someone said to me. “ let the saw do the work”. Yes slowing down the sawing action makes a big difference. Don’t force the cut,

[@PinkedOutFloyd]

Jay… I have watched you for over a year and love your content. I am ever fascinated by cold weather camping… something I’d never do!! But watching you is so satisfying!!! Now, here is the real question… as a senior sports manager for Canadian Tire in Kelowna…. How are you NOT sponsored by us!! The amount of CT products I see are amazing!! Keep up the great content!!!

[@juditate111]

I do believe that tent is worth every penny you paid for it. I was introduced to A&W when I was a kid and went to my father's family in New Hampshire, US. I couldn't believe how good their root beer was. A&W is still my favorite.

[@taylorstanton5058]

I’m so mad that a guy like this with 50 plus million views has such low subscribers and hasn’t came up on my for you page I’m so glad i scrolled across his video I wish I found him sooner this is my first video and I’m here to stay and already subscribed!

[@Beezinthattrap]

Get a life.

[@taylorstanton5058]

@ you look homeless get a haircut freak😂

[@taylorstanton5058]

@ you look homeless dude get a haircut freak😂

[@corbinmorton26]

Chris, leave them be

[@jase6783]

A little tip that works for me to keep my feet warm. Spray your feet with antiperspirant. I started doing that years ago and will never stop. Thanks for the content!

[@sethbennett9287]

Yea that’s a good idea bt your body does need to sweat… your feet are one of that places your body does that.

[@papaduck2443]

I assure you that your feet are the last place you want to be spraying toxic antiperspirant. Its terrible to spray on your armpits too. Toxic chemicals being absorbed into the skin, especially in sensitive areas like the armpits and feet are going to catch up to you. There are glands behind the armpits that will be exposed to those chemicals, not to mention the fact that the armpits and feet are 2 places that release toxins through sweating and to keep those toxins in your body and then add to them with a chemical spray is dangerous. You can say you dont care but everyone says that right up to the day that they start their chemo treatments. Im not busting your chops, I bring this to your attention because I want you to be healthy and disease free.

[@jamesmcluvlee]

@@papaduck2443 what kind of deodorant do you use?

[@papaduck2443]

@ I use a brand called Native.

[@barbarawilliams5621]

Yet another peaceful video with tips! Cleaning the frying pan with snow AND a pine branch is genius! The triple sleeping bag looks so cozy, and your emergency wood supply did the trick. We remember when you first found this site and gathered those planks for later…thanks again Jay for a time of peace….ahhhh…lovely! 😊

[@chrisgrayson3855]

I’d worry about smell and bears doing that

[@barbarawilliams5621]

@ Perhaps the bears are hibernating, it is that time of year. As for the smell, it will be taken care of by fresh snow..

[@SabrinaCarpentersings]

Yep, his videos are so peaceful and calm

[@kevin34ct]

I would use the lumber to build a cover for the snow machine. A little wood and a tarp so you can protect it against the elements other than the cold.

[@paulgrimshaw8334]

It beats me why Jay doesn’t remove the snowmobile battery and take it into the warm tent overnight. Heck, I’d use quick release clamps to make the job easier. Throw in a spill proof gel cell or AGM battery too.

[@scottsanders7601]

My wife always asks me what I'm watching when your videos come on. Cause I have a permanent grin. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures. Where I live in Wyoming, we have not gotten any snow yet. I worked in Yellowstone Park both winter and summer seasons,years and years ago. During the winter season, a lot of my coworkers thought I was crazy for snowshoeing to different locations to camp. It was some of the peaceful camping experiences I've had in my life. Thank you again for sharing. Be safe brother.

[@gordonkellogg225]

Thanks for taking us along 😊

[@dealwolfstriked272]

same, this is my dream life. I would not wanna live like this 365 but if I had access I would camp every weekend.

[@Joshgiddens]

@@dealwolfstriked272agreed

[@richdubbayou]

Bringing up memories of when I'm at the cabin when the power goes out. Have to light up the wood stove to keep the pipes from freezing and doing the occasional cooking.

[@mddoane]

Jay, been watching your adventures for almost going on two years and man, you have come a looooong way, my friend. Great videography and story telling. Look forward to tagging along on your next adventure.

[@donmcconnery5080]

Harvey's A&W and Wendy's are a great choice here in Canada. Down in the states there's an infinite no. Of chains, some really good ones and some have made their way up here.

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Enjoyed the campout. I recently did a solo campout for three days and two nights in the UP2 tent from RBM. It was a great time.

[@MatthewK863]

The chimney location lets the stove get closer to the wall of the tent and still keep the chimney in the right spot. Very cool!

[@bgroovin1343]

Came to say the same thing 👍

[@beverlywhitaker2816]

I first saw this tent a few years ago with Lily and always loved the design. It pops up quick, has a floor, door - just a really great tent.

[@domcorleone66]

A&W is a regular stop for us in Wisconsin. For us, the local family drive inn restaurants are far better than the corporate fast food restaurants. Even the taverns have better burgers. If you like mustard, What A Burger is your place! Mustard is standard. No ketchup. Love your videos, Jay!!

[@kevin34ct]

I only know of one A&W around me in Smithfield, Rhode Island.

[@nedflanders3769]

It’s getting down to 58F (14.5C) tonight in Florida. Brrrr! I’m snuggled up in bed watching a Jay Legere video 😅

[@Rick-i3j9o]

Brrrrrrr!😂

[@gracielarojas3200]

@@nedflanders3769 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶. It's going to be 67F tonight here in South Texas. Any temperature below 70F we pull out Our scarves, gloves, beanies and jackets .....LMAO 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂. I know some people who do 😁. I've got my AC down to 67F year round Unless, the temperature drops below 55F, then I turn it off and snuggle in and down for the day/night 👍🤘🙆.

[@vickibains7128]

Hahaha! That's warm!

[@daleshelden8394]

We're sitting at 52 here in Louisville, Kentucky.

[@Heyght]

Cries in 19C (66F) in Brazil (I've never seen snow in person)

[@cleocat1763]

Yes. We have A&W's here in the states. In the area I live (Central Illinois), the A&W's have combined with Long John Silver's Seafood. You can get a Papa burger and a root Beer float, plus a side of fish or shrimp if you wanted to! 🙂 We also have a fast food place called 5 Guys Burgers and Fries. They're good, but they're expensive. We do have Arby's here, too.

[@_marshaI_]

Yes, A&W is called "All American Food"

[@tranlephan]

Hello. It's very beautiful here, it's very cold but you can still camp and cook. That's amazing. Wishing you happiness and health for your new trips ❤

[@terryneary5949]

Another great video. When you brought up about burning wood with nails in it I'd remembered a lesson i was taught. When nails are burnt in a wood stove were ever they land will cause corrosion. This is the same with stainless steel. Just keep your stove clean should not be an issue.

[@ronaldvanengen1887]

Good old book of kitchen matches would be helpful ❤🎉😊 And remember Jay will be back Real soon Like Mr Roger's ❤

[@DanWalker-merval]

you should look into an arc lighter. it doesn't need to be warm. its a rechargeable lighter, and has an electrical arc that you use to start the fire. works perfect.

[@kevin34ct]

If it uses lithium ion batteries, they stop working at very cold temps. A ferro rod is the best option overall.

[@anandrew6641]

Always have fero rod as backup, I also include waterproof matches. You need as many ways to start a fire as possible when out in killer cold winters, because if you cant start a fire, you're in big doodoo.

[@citetez]

Waterproofed matches in a sealed container. Everything else is just play acting.

[@WileyE]

That person outside of the tent that filmed you as you came out of the tent must be reallllly cold! 😂

[@marymiller8370]

Can not imagine being out in such cold. Wow

[@corysteiner1218]

It's definitely not for everyone. You have to grow up with that kind of weather to appreciate it. In the states, I used to live in the northern plains where some winters would consistently drop to -20F (-29C) in the coldest parts of the year. The record wind chill was actually set at -70F this year in January. Super thankful I moved out of state beforehand! Even if you grow up with that weather, there are limits to how much a normal person would expose themselves to, because in weather that cold, you could start to develop frostbite to exposed skin in as little as 5 minutes or less. Dressing in many layers, but not enough to sweat (because sweat can cause hypothermia), is the key to being comfortable. Remove/add layers as needed to control your internal temperature. Also I would highly advise against using any clothing with "cloth" type fabric when out in these temperatures, because once that gets wet, it stays wet. Wool works fantastically as an alternative. It traps in your body heat and wicks away moisture.

[@SabrinaCarpentersings]

​@@corysteiner1218amazing ❤

[@PeteFIN]

Here in Finland it gets that cold sometimes too. Not as often these days though as it did before. Not in the south of Finland anyway. If you are inland where the air is dry and there's not too much wind it's actually not that bad. Extreme cold is better than extreme heat in my opinion.🥵 Just have enough layers on 😊 By the way a random thought this guy reminds me of poker player Daniel Negreanu. There's something similar. Well same country at least 🙄

[@Bruins8851]

That tent is amazing, I love how strong it is and how the heat is contained to inside and you can adjust to make yourself comfortable. My favorite place for burgers is Harvey's to with A&W second. I love how you make simple food look so good and love those turkey chips too!

[@Harbor-king]

Hello jay tent man🤗 i live in Norway, it`s cold here to. That cabin you have is not something that had been built over here. Love what you do. God bless 🇨🇦🇳🇴

[@BadHorsie1]

Jay sounds Canadian though, not American

[@jessereyna6662]

I live in Florida and tomorrow morning it’s going to be the coldest morning we have have had so far at 42! That’s a 84 degree difference between where I am and where he is. Moved down to Florida from Illinois when I was 10, loved the cold and always wanted to move back to a cold state or at least with actual seasons not just summer. I developed a conditioning that prevents me from living in the cold and now I am stuck living in mainly warmer temperatures. I do love watching these kinds of videos, just wish I could experience them.

[@rickdiego5]

I moved from Long Island New York to San Diego when I was in my early twenties. I was glad to leave the snow but every now and then I'll drive up to the mountains in San Diego which is about a 40-minute ride and I can enjoy the snow. I live about 12 miles from the ocean and the coldest I've got here over the last 25 years is 37° F. I think if you want snow you have to drive up north quite a ways, is that right?

[@rickdiego5]

You had a pretty good supply of items with you but you didn't show us a gun. I can't imagine being there and not having a pistol especially when you're cooking all that food and the bears might be looking for a meal. Maybe they're hibernating and maybe one of them woke up to take a leak and it goes to investigate that wonderful smelling sausage.

[@phillipspring]

You can always warm up in cold weather. Hot weather is hard to escape.

[@jessereyna6662]

@@rickdiego5 To get a few inches of snow, I would have to drive about 8 hours. I used to drive up to Tennessee and North Carolina in December and it was in the teens and it would sometimes snow overnight but once the sun came out overtop, the snow would melt. The last time I saw a nice thick layer of snow was in Waukegan, Illinois. A small city about 30 miles north of Chicago. Mostly filled with neighborhoods and oversized schools. As a kid you would have to wear a outfit not so different then the younger brother in the movie The Christmas Story. Some mornings the snow was stacked so high, it would be impossible for kids to walk through without falling up till your waist. To me, snow was a lot like people seeing the ocean for the first time. Now, I live in Mikey Mouse city, while entertaining for kids and people that love parks. I always found the parks lines overbearing, even as a kid. I live 45 minutes from the ocean and about 2 hours from actual cold, which is Jacksonville. For the most part in December, it will be in the lower 50s in the morning and 80 in the afternoon, yes 80.

[@MaryEverling]

I live in Alabama, it’s currently 24 degrees, plenty cold enough for me

[@donaldplohg9587]

Another Great adventure Jay. Thanks for the come-along. Have fun and Stay Safe.

[@donnyrankin8330]

A&W is an American fast food chain. One of my older bro's worked at one back in 74'. He used to bring home chili dogs and gallon jugs of root beer.

[@karrelbuck]

I love A&W, we had them all over when I was a kid in California. Here in Florida we have them, but not everywhere. I too like the Papa Burger w/bacon and the fries but I haven’t had one in many years. I think my favorite, if I had one, fast food is Steak N Shake. Thanks for the videos, as close as I ever want to get to snow and camping.

[@purplepixie3397]

Five Guys here in Virginia, in my opinion is the best. Expensive, and so unhealthy....but soooo good. We maybe have it 0nce or twice a year. The Burgers are Fresh and freshly made (fresh cut) boardwalk fries. They fill up the fries container, then dump a load of fries in the bag! So it's like two orders of fries.

[@DandiLionism]

Brought to you by Carl’s Jr

[@jamesmcluvlee]

Burgers aren’t unhealthy. It’s just animal meat. Research it.

[@starcaster]

Another great video. Loved the pan cleaning technique!

[@jazmann2007]

Thank you for the wonderful video. I have the same oven for my Bakertent, but use the 12 liter tank for the oven pipe. This means I always have nice hot water and can cook on the stove at the same time. I particularly like the glass so that I can see the fire burning and always have a little romantic light in the tent. I wish you and all your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

[@mattseymour154]

Then we started the fire old school. Man that was epic.

[@susanmatako8469]

First I wan't to say how much I enjoy watching your video's. Secondly: AW is one of my favorites. I live in Michigan and as a child my Mother would walk us or have my older brother's go and get footlong hot dog's and a gallon of root beer. Good memories. We still have a few here and one within 30min's from me. The food back then seemed more tasty.

[@SabrinaCarpentersings]

💝😊

[@johnjones9886]

I remember A and W when I was a kid in the 70's, in the states, I thought they all closed, I'm glad there still in business somewhere, thankyou

[@CynthiaArchuleta-x3b]

Ian from Taos Pueblo ( native American, love your channel. Favorite is a bison burger. Keep em coming.

[@willaimoconnell9430]

Great place. Hope you have good Holidays

[@drokoutdoors]

We stop at A&W in northern Wisconsin when driving up to my mom's house. Always a treat. Culver's has expanded to other states now but started in Wisconsin.

[@logan4215]

Culver's is gross.

[@RobertMuir-e3k]

-31 was the coldest for me. The tent was called big Bertha. Great days

[@peggycollickordaly8462]

This is best cold tent Was it easy to set up

[@SlowerIsFaster139]

That was a good watch. I've always loved camping in the winter but I never get the chance to like I did when I was a teenager. It was fun to tag along and relive one my favorite things.

[@fatfred1234]

An outhouse is better than McDonalds! Culver's is my Favorite fast food!

[@cjkitty1434]

100% on both

[@marykayn8344]

Yes on Culvers.

[@LonghornsLegend]

Culver's is such a great burger

[@jamesmcluvlee]

Double Big Mac and quarter pounder are good. You young bucks are spoiled

[@The_Quiet_Wild]

Jay, at the 23:24 mark when you talk about being deliberate with the saw, slowing it down, etc... we've noticed the same during our adventures as well. Great tip! We love the content and are looking forward to filming our own hotent (hot tent content lol) this winter in Northern Ontario. Always a treat to see you handle the cold with grace.

[@ercedwrds]

Roast chicken chips and A&W.... I don't think anyone can question Jay's Canadian heritage at this point.

[@snipz127]

Is A&W that popular in Canada? I only know the American version.

[@annedebrams007]

@@snipz127 Oh Yeah :) my fav too

[@snipz127]

@@annedebrams007 That's actually cool to hear that Canadians love it too. Use to go all the time to A&W with my grandma.

[@Superbodah]

Everyone knows that Canada's official chips are Ketchup flavour ;)

[@ercedwrds]

@ oh yeah. fully dressed is the GOAT.

[@charlthompson1527]

I'm 53 and have only seen snow in real life ones! And had to travel to Austria for that. Greetings from Sunny South Africa.😅

[@BigDaddy_MRI]

What-a-Burger in Texas. Fantastic!! The best burger in the world, bar none. Whataburger is a staple here.

[@LoriDriggs]

Fellow Texan here! So true!

[@SabrinaCarpentersings]

I have friends that are Texan and yes the burgers are amazing ❤🎉 😅

[@erichoffman8671]

whataburger is to texas as in and out is to california

[@terrymurphy1926]

On every winter trip to your cabin or tent, I was concerned about your wooden matches being damp and not working. I am very glad to see that you know how to use a fero rod for starting fires! Dryer lint would also really make it much easier to start your fire with a fero rod, though some would consider that cheating lol! I'm glad to know now that you don't solely trust wooden matches and butane lighters to start a fire in those low temps! I will rest easier now. And, I expect to see BIC lighters in the cabin next video, too! LOL. Great videos every time, Jay!

[@choossuck7653]

Redundancy in possible survival situations is a good thing. Who cares if its cheating. Its only cheating the reaper

[@RBM-Outdoors_coody]

So awesome camping video. And so many useful tips. Thank you, Jay!

[@ChrisScofield-uc1uu]

A&W is a huge tradition here Jay. They had a great drive up area and the servers used to rollerskate to your car. They served really good burgers!They had really good rootbeer to buy per the gallon. I really enjoy your channel on youtube!

[@Sonia-cs2vw]

You should have an entire firekit.

[@citetez]

I remember going to the White Spot drive-in at Little Mountain in Vancouver. The servers roller-skated up with long trays that hung across the front seat between driver and passenger windows. I used to stand in the back seat, leaning over the middle of the front bench seat to reach the tray, ca. 1958 - 60. ('56 Packard Clipper, 2 tone yellow & black)

[@marthafazzini9835]

Sadly West Michigan A&W’s are gone. Fond memories of that Ice Cold frosted mug with root beer and a dog. Steak 🥩 and Shake restaurants are my “ go to” for dogs and hamburgers. Their Shakes aren’t bad either

[@tiltingatwindmills3243]

I’m in central Virginia and we lost all of our A&W stores too. We had one in a mall about 20 years ago and I still remember loving it. We also used to have Bullets which was great too, but also long gone😢

[@stevenvanderheide2931]

You should definitely organize trips like this! Experiencing such extreme conditions, especially with the right gear and comfort, sounds fascinating. I’d be very eager to join and see what it’s like firsthand!

[@austinsandi76]

When I was a kid, we're talking 50 years ago, A&W was the best! I don't think they are still a thing here in the states. Here in Texas, it's all about Whataburger.

[@_marshaI_]

There's an A&W in Kissimmee, Florida

[@Justin-dp4sn]

I have 2 A&W within 10 minutes of me here in Ohio.

[@VespasianJudea]

When I was a young warthog!

[@sherylhumberger5417]

I'm glad I found your channel. I used to do a lot of camping. Not anything like you but love to watch. Thanks for taking us along.

[@markmed9091]

I hope you just forgot to mention a Carbon Monoxide detector in your safety kit.

[@billycatch4088]

must have.. does it work on -30 C.. battery draining because of cold

[@petadelsonno5973]

Hi Jay ..I love the stories you readily share with us. Wish I was there in the cold too. Hot tents are incredible !

[@margaretgood580]

Don't you just love shoveling all that beautiful SNOW JAY 🥰

[@teddysmith457]

A&W originally came from the states. He used to be a lot bigger here. You don’t see him very often no more but now and then you run into one. I love them for their wonderful root beer floats.

[@geoferyunsworth3562]

Cheers from bushman in new zealand

[@bobperricone2216]

Always a good time spent w/u...thanks for your videos...Bob

[@ThisUnderWorldOfDarkness]

1:03 - Russia finally did it.

[@lizard3060]

😂

[@scottrobinson1896]

"wipes and wires" 🙂 Excellent videography...thank you for the extra effort in those conditions. The best burger joint is the one you're in. Great channel!

[@HomerSimpson-gr1uj]

I can shed some light onto the A&W thing. So it was started here in the US. My great uncle in Iowa owned a few of them! They primarily as time went on were ONLY in US shopping malls but sadly went out of business and are Canadian only now.

[@_marshaI_]

There's still some

[@HomerSimpson-gr1uj]

@ is there? I’ve not seen one in forever but I am glad there is some.

[@jonesn4ink]

Several around me in Wi.

[@HomerSimpson-gr1uj]

@ well darn I am missing out!

[@_marshaI_]

@HomerSimpson-gr1uj it's fine you can get Krusty Burger

[@Quizzy0000]

first time watching i love that you actually talk and share what your experiencing. alot of ppl have complete silent videos with only music.

[@realamerican6101]

Jay so you have 3 camps that pretty nice.

[@telcojockey]

What a great video, the whole experience was awesome. My brother worked for Buffalo Air and always talked highly of living up there... in Yellowknife and Hay River. One day will visit

[@UntilMakaveliReturns]

I'm just happy to see Jay getting 1 Million views. It Should be like this every video. 🙂

[@sheepdog401]

I am always amazed on how much energy and work it takes to survive the cold. I enjoyed the video.

[@gracielarojas3200]

WHATABURGER.....ALL DAY 🤘💪👍. YUMMY 😋🤤. TEXAS. Great video as Always Jay.

[@lotuslodgespa3167]

I love the wood stove!! I have a pair of those military boots. I’m pretty sure here in the states most people call them Mickey boots for the Air Force. Many military paratroopers still wear them. I wear them for hunting but geez they’re soooo heavy but warm. I feel like they’re indestructible lol. Thank you for the video …enjoy your next camping excursion!! 🎄☃️🥶

[@michaelshifflett6597]

red setting on a flashlight is for light at night without ruining your night vision after your eyes have adjusted for darkness

[@beachbunnieez1]

Love watching you…. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us!… 🙏😊

[@johnhamill-n7d]

Thank you for the great videos. I'm having a little trouble putting up the up 2 tent do you have any tips or tricks?

[@edmundoroman8918]

Great video. I'm always looking forward to your next adventure. What I enjoy about your videos is that you split them between all 3 of your camp site.

[@hollyaliyev6503]

You should consider getting a portable carbon dioxide alarm to take with you when in the tents

[@WTHenry2023]

I think you mean a carbon monoxide alarm.

[@hollyaliyev6503]

@WTHenry2023 haha yes, that's what happens when you watch TV half asleep 🤣

[@WTHenry2023]

@hollyaliyev6503 😂

[@sunziesene7991]

I don’t have any experience with the outdoors, but I love your show, I love how you explain things to a person like me and I am subscribing because I don’t like to hear people talk a lot, but you have something that I want to hear

[@russellprickett1652]

Thanks for producing so many good videos! I hope you receive a substantial pay increase in 2025!

[@merinashylaja2549]

agreed!

[@theojabroni]

Classic Jay camp. I wasn't a fan of the music sometimes blaring in past videos but this takes it back to its origins. Cozy by the fire camp video.

[@ravenssx]

By the way, if someone is intrested, this tent is made by russian company called Bereg (Берег). At 8:20 you can see the name. It's UP series.

[@BushmansAdventures]

JAY! when the tent is nice and dry in the summer, saturate it with JigAloo silicone dry lubricant! Ice / snow will slide right off!

[@43lk]

14:54 - red light is perfect for astrophotography or stargazing, your eyes not loosing night sight during the dark night when you just use red light.

[@bennieboi7114]

Just a tip, most of the time ill by a bag of fatwood and use my hatchet to split it. It makes it stretch and they work just as good cut in half.

[@sharijoel]

I’ll never understand why keep trying-to keep tent warm or hot, to then leave the door open.

[@still-impactrmt9878]

Because of the smoke inside, in the beginning of the video

[@themadsneakerhead2370]

Because if he didn’t leave it open, he would never wake up. It’s called carbon monoxide poisoning. Thousands of people a year die of it. It’s an odorless gas that is virtually undetectable and it will end your life while you’re sleeping. You need fresh air in such an enclosed space while a fire is burning

[@Papito_ZA]

Fresh air

[@Foote_With_An_E]

I always Enjoy your videos, between you and Wild Homestead. I got some good watching to watch.

[@LiliaBaja]

You’re a very organized person.

[@weazyz]

Glamping: when you bring a full sized broom when you camp 😂. Looks cozy though!

[@oldplucker1]

I use the double sleeping bag method and under and over blankets too but it is not as cold where I camp. Still goes below zero even inside due to no heating. The wide envelope bags allow legs to move helping avoid cramp. I make sure my legs stay warm with long johns and track suit bottoms and thick thermal socks as otherwise cramp can set in after long hard physical exercise like hiking. I make sure everything is light weight thermal material.

[@shatnersufolanded7785]

Man that sausage with mustard really got me going. Your videos rock Jay and your voice is so soothing to hear.

[@richardc4280]

Awesome trip to the tent Jay, enjoyed your company on the COLD journey…….

[@chrisgundersen1117]

Just like the band, you’re having a three dog night :-) no dogs to keep you warm but dogs to keep you full. I love it!

[@kodibarrett2805]

Five Guys burgers and fries! Can’t go wrong. They do hot dogs and shakes to. Love the tent! Looking to do my first winter overnight in a hot tent!

[@MrBROTHERFELDER]

The little snowflakes sparkling in the light were so cool!

[@dm9860]

I suggest summer, fall and winter sleeping bags. On insulated mattress or cot bed is easier when older. That is a great tent design. Good video.👍 🤗