Crazy Cold. A Canvas Tent

[@carolmasters1305]

I love watching your streams, Im 64 year old woman from England 🇬🇧 The things you do and how you learn inspires me to see a young one learning whilst having fun. Keep up the great work. The beautiful country you live in.

[@aliwatson9860]

64 is not old 😂, I am 6 years younger and live in the Pyrenees mountains, and still work as a chef and still running circles around the younger chefs .

[@djrocik]

❤

[@lilacscentedfushias1852]

Also a woman in 🇬🇧 mid 40s

[@JohnSmith-b4b]

I'm also in the 🇬🇧 and in my 70s

[@pascalsauvage2275]

Are you single Carol?😊

[@ironhorse4794]

The most positive person I will ever encounter. I love this man.

[@23bobjr]

Not hard when youre very rich and experienced.

[@uwuweewee]

You are extremely naive

[@ghislainedufour8529]

I really enjoy watching your videos! I’m an old gal who used to love camping out and skidooing! Did it for many years . I loved camping enough that when I was young . I would pack my belongings and head out to the bush the day school got out and I would go back home the day before school would start again ! Never step foot in town for the two months! I was 14-15 years old. It was my life! I’m now 71 and if I wasn’t so sick with cancer I would love to still be out there! It was the life. I love watching you love what you’re doing . I know that exact feeling you are feeling. Not everyone gets to experience that in a life time! Continue doing what you do! Thx for sharing .

[@caroledwards9381]

Cold ash on a damp paper towel will clean up the glass on your stove amazingly well. No cleaner necessary! Your winter “get away” is truly a little slice of heaven. Love your videos Jay!

[@monapace9673]

Will that also work for the glass inside my kitchen's gas oven?

[@ravusursi893]

Jay, I am disabled ex-law enforcement and I would rather spend a night in your tent than at the most expensive 5-star hotel. You have an amazing escape there. 👍🏻

[@rickydeanlovett]

Medically ‘Retired’ 5.0 too and I agree with you 💯

[@cynthiayoung6763]

Thank you for your law enforcement service.

[@dtaylor10chuckufarle]

You speak for all of us.

[@LostCaper]

Thanks for your service. I sure love the Canadian wilderness.

[@087kane]

I am a true fan of your show been watching you for at least 3 years now you are very inspiring thank you💯💪🏿👍🏿

[@svdreamsfloat]

Batteries are less efficient as they get cold. Keep your booster pack in the tent and warm and you won't have any issues. You can always take the battery out of the Ski Doo and keep it warm as well. The battery will last longer, but its more work on your end and not as convenient

[@claytonadams5452]

Another great one!!!! Always enjoy and look forward to the next one !!!

[@DannysGalaxyTab]

Jay I really like when you come out with random things like the fact you love the hiss of the propane light going inside your tent. Adds so much more personality to what's going on. It's interesting hearing all these little things you like about camping out in the cold.

[@janaf3813]

I love watching these videos! Especially since Jay is freezing and I am watching in shorts! It is 12/18/2024 and our weather in Texas is still warm. Send us some more cold weather Jay!

[@danielwright9418]

80* here in Southern California today!

[@monapace9673]

Well it's -19C/-2.2F in Water Valley, Alberta, Canada although in about 3 days it's going up to +5C/41F. I don't like it when it's that cold, or even colder but watching Jay all these years, I finally realize he LOVES the cold. What he doesn't like is the hot weather in the summers.

[@coltwood5125]

Hey Jay ....I have a 2015 Skidoo 800.....I bought it brand new..First ever brand new sled I've ever had...that first winter we stayed at a cabin and it got down to -28 and it would not start the next morning... finally boosted it...I was surprised...I have bought a few new batteries over the years and if it's super cold over night it will struggle to start..👍👍😎

[@LawrenceLandriault-su9pw]

Jay, you torture me with your videos. Don't think I can watch anymore. Just makes me yearn to be there. Especially the moonlight across the lake. Keep the great videos coming and I will suffer. Thanks a million!

[@mfree9202]

At 24 mins the outside scenery at night was truly beautiful. I have experienced -29 C in the mountains in Italy, and it was terribly cold, so know how you felt out there. Thank you for the video

[@Andrewoutdooradventures1550]

I'm absolutely enjoying Jay channel That's what I do learning as I go camping thank you Jay for sharing your amazing with us and taking us on your adventures adventures 😊

[@SusanneMilewski-b3q]

Watching you talk about your tent and camping is so enjoyable because of your love for it all! You make it so exciting and comfortable. The moonlight is beautiful. The food looks yummy. Always a lot to love about your videos.

[@richardhayes5388]

Great job capturing yourself riding the snowmobile into the camp. That must have taken some work to get the timing right. Impressive! One of the many things that sets you apart from most KZbinrs. You obviously are putting your years of TV production to good use.

[@ItsaKarifulLife]

Hey Jay! This was a great video. Full of good information. I’ve been watching you for a while now and really do enjoy everything you are doing! So glad you quit your job and are doing this full time. You are excelling at your venture. And your laugh is the absolute best!

[@Egleu1]

If you add some bricks or concrete blocks below the stove it should help hold the heat through the night like a makeshift radiator. Love the content.

[@makinbacon249]

Thanks for the videos Jay I look so forward to them. Love the tent videos but I'm excited to see what you do at the cabin also. Please keep the videos coming.

[@SenecaLakeDug]

Thanks Jay for the video. As others may have already said about the propane. I’m a chemist so the real issue is due to the equation PV=nRT aka the ideal gas law. P is pressure, V is volume, and T is temp. The lower the temperature the lower the vapor pressure of the propane so it won’t vaporize to flow. It’s not that the propane gels up like you said but that it won’t vaporize so easily.

[@ScottLatter-x9p]

I love watching your videos, I believe I have watched nearly if not all of them. Just wanted to let you know this may have been the best video I have watched. The quality of photography just keeps improving, really showing the beauty of what you are doing, and where you are at. Very much enjoyed your commentary and descriptiveness of the cabin and what you were doing. Just wanted you to know I appreciate the work and effort you put into your videos. It makes them very enjoyable to watch. Keep up the good work, and thank you for the content. Watching from Nebraska! By the way I really like the cooking portions of your videos, and wish you would show more of that like you did in the past.

[@gabebothers9937]

Love your videos. I follow alot of bushcraft channels and you have quickly become my favorite. Please dont take this the wrong way but to me you are joe everbod y. You keep it simple, you keep it real and you.keep it enjoyable. Thank you and kee p up the great work

[@ChrisScofield-uc1uu]

Great video! I always enjoy watching your channel!

[@duncanm6589]

Excellent update Jay. Will be interesting to hear what the mechanics say. Cheers from Down under 🇦🇺

[@mikefoehr235]

I remember the cold at our camp in the past. I loved the sauna bath. Get hot in the sauna and then cool off outside or roll in the snow.

[@Troydetloff]

Love the videos, keep them coming. Great job.

[@0tt0tt0]

actually below -42C the propane stops boiling so it stops being a gas and will become liquid so it does not flow out the nozzle as gas so it cannot be ignited. yes it boils at around -42C but it also boils at -10C :) Love your videos btw

[@kamalpreetsinghgill1396]

The outside temp doesnt need to be -42 for propane to stop burning, it can happen even at -30 because when you burn propane, due to law of thermodynamics, the temp of propane starts to drop, if it drops belpw -42, propane wont boil.

[@Trev6917ND]

Exactly, when your cooling down the temp of the propane to more then -42 it STOPS boiling, it will start boiling again when the temp gets back above that. So technically most of what he said was true, Propane boils at -42, but its boiling going up in temp not down, and the process of boiling causes some energy loss and it may still not vaporize well still till it's back about like -30 like the other comment says. Propane is stored in canisters as a liquid. it's a liquid even at positive 40 degrees because it's under soooo much pressure. Letting it out removes pressure which causes it to boil or vaporize and you can burn it.

[@noyopacific]

@@Trev6917ND My understanding is that below -42º Propane is a liquid (at normal atmospheric pressures.) If you could pour propane in a cup at

[@Trev6917ND]

@@noyopacific yup Propane changes from a liquid to a solid at approximately -306.4°F (-187.7°C). Key points about propane and temperature: Freezing point: -306.4°F (-187.7°C) Boiling point (liquid to gas): -44°F (-42.2°C).

[@SoulfulSmokie]

I got a little nervous when I saw sparks coming out of the chimney at 05:47 but then I realized that you more than likely know. Thank you for the content.

[@jacquelinesmedley7853]

Concerned me as well

[@OFCbigduke613]

Mostly only when wood is thrown in

[@TheIdiotPlays]

Naaahh that's normal

[@pauelll4783]

Jay, you are inspiring! Love your content. Greetings from germany!

[@donaldlembo1263]

I really enjoy your videos. I have followed you for quite a while. I am enjoying your work at the cabin. But, I am particularly fond of your tent. You have had so many wonderful times there. I also enjoy watching you create your dream cabin. You are a dynamo and so very upbeat with any setbacks. Thank You for your never quit attitude. It is inspiring.

[@richardthomas1743]

Good morning Jay and thumbs UP!!

[@ayoubouladbrahim2272]

Thanks Jay! Watching you from Morocco North Africa ❤

[@gadzooks3089]

Love the tent videos Jay, but really looking forward to getting back to the cabin

[@kauaijohn]

From the voice of experience: When splitting wood using the over the shoulder method, put your OPPOSITE foot forward. If you happen to hit only a glancing blow, the axe will swing through and you don’t want your forward leg to be in the path of the blade. I only did it once but destroyed a pair of Levi’s 501s, a Nike cross trainer - split the laces and tongue clean in half - and cut a hole in my sock. Only got a scratch, but it could have been so much worse. Great video, as always!

[@blenhinton7566]

I have a scar on my foot that demonstrates that point

[@ColtonFromTexas]

Don’t get to watch these as quickly as I would like, just wanted to pop in and say thanks for the content! I’ll be watching this tonight after work.

[@peterjudson8599]

From Montreal……..great stuff Jay. You can keep the cold up there in the NWT, we are at 4 C. It is amazing to me how the cold doesn’t make you ‘hunker down” inside your tent and other shelters. . Your energy level is awesome.

[@UKCG_2]

According to the Internet, “When you open the valve on a propane tank to use in your grill, the liquid propane boils back into propane gas and reaches a temperature of about -43.6 F.” So…at temperatures higher than this, propane exists as a gas (I.e., you can burn it in your lamp), while at temperatures below this, it remains as a liquid (I.e., no light).

[@chris82261]

I love the excitement you still have for camping out after the years, Enjoy the videos....

[@lisawellman1482]

Jay you are in a beautiful winter wonderland! Merry Christmas! Lisa from Ohio

[@hazell1593]

00:45 just breath taking!!! It looks like a movie set.

[@mainemagic4968]

Jay, Grew up in Vermont on Dairy Farm. We had a huge wood cooking stove in kitchen and later on added an electric stove. The room was big for kitchens, as the table could sit 15-18 easily. Grandma would make bread everyday and homemade donuts every Sunday on the wood stove. The woodshed was also massive with sliding barn doors for summer wood delivery. Food always tasted better when it was cooked in the wood stove oven, heck the whole house smelled better!

[@adbrucee]

Was out with some co-workers on Tuesday, Opened up some trail through to Landing Lake. Some overflow but all in all a great ride. It was definitely cold though. Great footage. Glad people around the world are getting to see our part of the world. Cheers!

[@Rustyfingaz]

Always been great to see you and yours in this season.

[@surrytobin6774]

Excited..Winter is here....there😂 enjoy! Would enjoy expieriencing that !

[@monapace9673]

Jay!!! You've got sparks coming out of your chimney. Watch out you don't want to burn your new canvas tent!!!!!

[@patbeaudoin4237]

It is beautiful at the tent in the cold love the sound of the snow crunching under your feet.🙂🇨🇦👍👍👍👍❄

[@MatthewK863]

Need a way to take the battery inside and keep it warm, you're down past where ANY battery can maintain a decent cold cranking capability. Love the videos! Stay warm up there. I finally looked up about-ish where you're at using the yellowknife airport location that you looked up in a video and damn you're a ways up there!!!!

[@michaelreeder9931]

Nice vid, Jay. Love the trips to the tent. Also, been enjoying the cabin work you're doing. Great life.

[@christopher19791026]

Get the dealer to add a pull start. You would never have a problem again. It’s a simple install. You can pull start in any temp

[@danraby2395]

Don’t think he would be able to pull the engine over at -30 Celsius. Especially being a 900 4 stroke.

[@christopher19791026]

@@danraby2395 yes you can.

[@englishredneckintexas6604]

I love hot camping. -20 outside, 22 inside, and cooking bacon in a pan right on the stove. Its making a home anywhere you are. Love your content.

[@BigH75]

Another great video, Jay! I must admit your wood chopping has vastly improved over the years. You make it look so easy now.

[@jonathandepenau3370]

You are the freaking man, Jay. Good job, Buddy.

[@korygarwasiuk4341]

Leave either a insulated moving blanket or old sleeping bag at your tent and toss it over the hood and seat of your snowmobile. Helps keep it just warm enough your sled will start easier.

[@barrydano1701]

Another excellent video, Jay. Sometimes if the window on my stove was built up, but not too bad, I used to rub it with some of the cold ashes. It wouldn't be perfectly clean ,but good enough to see what was going on in the stove.

[@joegardenhour6851]

Good morning Jay, I Love watching you keep warm spring will be here soon 😊,I love the food you make keep up the good work great job 👍, keep safe and stay warm, God bless 🙏🙏🙏

[@joannebonin5757]

love the new tent , Wish we had one to getaway in the winter . TY for the vid 😊

[@sandratweedale2579]

Your happiness and pride in these adventures is so infectious Jay. Bless you and take very good care out there. Merry Christmas

[@lisamacdouall9768]

Water and ash. Make a paste. Works better then any bought product. Cheers

[@randyshanks9176]

Jay I absolutely love seeing you latest video every week. You just seem like a friend when I’m watching. You are keeping it real and you show us that you really love being out there in the woods. Would love to meet you some day. God bless and stay warm.

[@karen.S268]

I love that black and white world. Even your ski-doo is black and white... beauteous!

[@cliffmorgan31]

Your explanations of what you’re doing is appreciated….

[@bigskyoffgrid8895]

Love this! Our winter here in Montana so far has been really mild. Jan and Feb are usually brutal 🥶.

[@marywalker2896]

I love watching you jay..always fun sometimes thought provoking..always interesting always learning something..thanks for letting us go along..been watching for a long long time..god bless and stay safe.merry Christmas and happy new year..

[@Bruins8851]

Jay, You need to put a cook book together, cooking with Jay in The Woods. You make such great meals and I have made a couple and loved them.

[@trishschaefer8504]

This is my favorite place!! I love how organized and tidy you are..thanks for the videos!

[@jenniferdyke3335]

Jay, I've only recently discovered your channel, but I'm really enjoying the camping trips you take us on (and to your cabin, too)! As a life long primitive camper, I so appreciate what you live about camping and, in particular, the cold weather.😊

[@NovaScotiaSouthShore]

Another great video Jay. The drone shots are awesome.

[@SuzanneR-b1l]

Awesome video! Good Luck with your Ski Doo battery and/or fix! Love the Moon shots! Such beauty! We were in the single digits F° over the weekend and it hit 50° yesterday here in New Hampshire…go figure… take care, Happy Holidays! 🎄❄️☃️🤶🧑‍🎄🌬️

[@vivianmurry720]

The moon shot at the beginning is absolutely beautiful. I don't do cold but I love watching you and few others camping in the cold

[@pamelaspurrell8067]

Jay, I suggested a scraper for your stove window. It works very well and it's so easy!!!!!❤

[@thehouse719]

Your skills have improved a ton over the years. Keep up the good work.

[@jimkrug2586]

Love your setup. I'll be keeping an eye on your channel for sure!!

[@FlorianZevedei]

Hey, for cleaning the glasses, please use just "cold" ashes and a sheet of paper. We are using this with our "Kamin" (Chimney? probably) and it works the same, sometimes almost better then any cleaning stuff. Pro Tip: use it with a bit of water to get some "smearing" like sandpaper. Should work easy. PS: A tip from my mom in the old days brought us this. So thanks mom!

[@sunnydays802]

Oh wow, another video! Have) g my morning coffee and living this! Thanks Jay! ❤

[@irishheart4768]

Every time i get a notice that you have a video, i stop everything i am doing and watch it been watching you now 7 yrs. I dont comment very much but your every one of your videos . God bless stay safe n well . 😊

[@debbiemcclure2874]

I absolutely love these vids. Dealing and loving the elements is crucial for that lifestyle. Most can't hack it but your love for it always shines through😊😊. I couldn't do it but I love watching you and all my other campers having fun doing it😊😊. Tyfs God bless you

[@danielwatton]

Propane is a liquid at around -42f above that it boils to a gas. Freezes somewhere around -180f

[@timsheridan3987]

Jay another good one just a couple suggestions for you to maybe make your outdoor life a little easier get a couple steel wedges for splitting those big chunks of wood, maybe a battery tender for the sled I use one on my motorcycle and it extends battery life a bit (admittedly it's not as cold here in western pa but it does help) looking forward to the next one stay warm and safe

[@jereschweitzer9195]

I really enjoy watching you . I think you're amazing.

[@travissims8614]

Man Jay , another awesome video, I like them so much I cast them on my 86 in. Flat screen lol, even got my wife into your videos. Great job 👍 keep plugging along.

[@iwillwander]

Really enjoyed this one, Jay. I’ll wait to hear how things develop with the battery on your machine.

[@rasbagna]

Enjoy your videos Jay. Entertaining and down to earth.

[@jennyhill6315]

Hi Jay, handy hint all the way from England! - To clean your log burner, grab a handful of kitchen paper dampen it or wet half of it and dip it into the ash in your stove, then, rub into the glass … with a little elbow grease you will find it cleans it beautifully! Then wipe with clean cloth - No chemicals needed!! Really enjoy your channel, and would love it to be that cold for a little bit here!! Best wishes for Christmas and the new year Jenny x

[@JoeyJackson-200T]

You make me miss North Dakota winters. The hunting and ice fishing and just getting out in the cold. I am thankful that Georgia does not get that cold though. When i was in Minot North Dakota i was much younger and i could handle the cold. Now, i don’t think i could. But, you do make me miss the northern tier. Keep giving us good videos

[@brendahogue5487]

Love and enjoy your videos. May the lord bless and protect you being at the tent and the cold

[@Re-Rebase]

Thanks Jay for your videos! These help to forget the everyday life and remind what life could be

[@caireengraham]

Love watching and listening, good job buddy

[@snotina]

Love your channel! real life in the north. Of the many outdoor channels I watch, you are the only one who addresses where/how you go to the bathroom when at the tent. I guess the others dont think it is important. It is a big deal for those who are deciding if they camp or not.

[@judyeuller7602]

Thanks for the tour of your tent. I'm looking forward to more cabin videos, too.

[@jenniffer9034]

Good morning Jay! Stay warm out there! Love your videos

[@glausmc1]

Good videos. Regarding the propane. You're a little off. Yes, it boils at -44 and above. Below that it is liquid and won't flow to the burner. In other words,, it has to boil to function properly. Keep up the good vids. I'm always cold until you get the fire started.

[@sandihandi7831]

Jay, love watching your outdoor shows. Hubby and I camped lots of times. Found a trick (from someone else, but it works) to get that creosote off your glass on your wood stove. Let it cool way down. Probably first thing in morning especially if fire goes out. Get a pan of water and some paper towels. Wet the paper towels, dip in the cold ashes from inside your stove and in a circular motion, lightly scrub the inside of your glass. It should all come right off. Seen it many times and appears to work great. Good luck. Happy Holidays and keep safe and warm this winter. .

[@mathewrainbow3318]

4stroke engines will always have a hard time starting in those temps. Sorry to say but u should probably have a 2stroke sled. I do enjoy watching the vids.

[@littlegriffoffgridalberta6837]

Our hard starting diesel trucks are all setup with a buster battery for cold starts, Love your tent setup very cozy 😀, Stay warm, Merry Christmas

[@mariemarie6142]

Hi Jay, I’m from Hong Kong - nice video again Enjoyed very much Thank you

[@MT454]

Great vids! A few things with your snowmachine for cold starts: Try a bit thinner oil ( at dealers advice of course) this will help on very cold starts. The battery may not be enough CCA (Cold Cranking Amps) and I know you don't always have a power source but there is a battery heating pad that may also help. Lastly maybe have your stator checked to see if it is charging your battery properly! You may have a parasitic draw but I think its just the very cold temps. AGM batteries are mostly used in powersports and usually perform very well in the cold.

[@pierreduranleau7840]

It looks like Winter for sure up there. Like the tent adventures. It's primeval. Cheers! ❄🌲🪓🪵⛺🥶

[@kevinricketts5310]

Wonderful stuff again! Excellent channel

[@zutisch]

Hey Jay, i saw almost every outcoming Video since 3 years. The quality and your passion to do these Videos are growing every week. Im very proud to be with you and the other guys here on KZbin for the next Step. The Next step are 500.000 Subscribers. I wish you and and your Family s beutiful christmas time. Greets from Germany

[@juditate111]

Great video, as usual. Just a little scary, but that doesn't bother you, you live for it. I live in Maine USA, and we get some really cold weather and some really cool storms, but it doesn't hold a handle to the weather you get. Thanks for showing us your part of the world.