A Snowstorm in Yellowstone | Truck Camper Life

In this episode, I visit Yellowstone National Park only this time, I didn't get the typical Yellowstone experience. The reason being that it dumped snow for most of the time I was there! It was incredibly beautiful and I'm glad to have gotten to experience that.
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[@user-eg3wd2pc8b]

Your crow is a raven. Love following your journey through the many beautiful sites of North America.

[@krystaldelmonico7294]

The Common Raven in the US averages 25" and 2.6 lbs, they can live more than 23 years and Ravens mate for life. They are very intelligent, can problem solve, use tools, and eat just about anything. I love Ravens.

[@philsmidwestclassiccars150]

@@krystaldelmonico7294 I was out-landing in NV once a number of years ago. I was out in the mountains between NV & AZ and was taking in the scenery. I came upon a Raven & found myself actually talking to him. Man he was God gifted beautiful. It was like he was carrying on a conversation with me. This is nature in it's finest.

[@Thomas1954]

The CO detector may be seeing condensation. The CO detector may not be the BS EN50291-2 model for campers. If it is a -1 model, it is for homes. The CO detector may be mounted in a corner (more condensation or hindered airflow). The CO detector may be giving a low battery beep, or a malfunction alarm, especially if it has been cold or using the battery that came with the unit, so check the directions for the beep that you are hearing.

[@williamfuller2389]

Great info, thanks .

[@MegaSusanc]

It was kind of you to let Jonathan know this, I'm sure it will help him out. Thank you 😊

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

I always use 2 different types and brands of CO detectors. One of them beeps here and there.

[@cb-gz1vl]

I've had my house ones go off if I run my humidifier too high

[@justjudy7320]

The battery can not be rechargeable.

[@1jackvalley580]

I worked for Yellowstone National 🏞️ Park and when it snows lightly be very careful it honestly can turn into an extremely dangerous situation quickly. You really need to be more winter ❄️🥶 prepared for safety reasons. Also always have 2 cans of bear spray and carry one on you when your sight seeing, grizzlies 🐻 look big and slow, but they are lightening fast, can even out run a horse. You were seeing Ravens which are much larger then crows and usually don't make a caw sound similar to crows. Your videos are really great, keep doing them and everything looks so beautiful, THANKS 🙏 for taking us along🐻🐾🐾🥶

[@russellweber3466]

A 10mm pistol beats bear spray big time.

[@2k_Ferg]

@@russellweber3466 so true everyone here in Alaska loves 10mm for that reason

[@russellweber3466]

@@2k_Ferg 10mm pistols are fairly popular here in Missouri. A utuber from Alaska told me that every Glock 40, 20 and 29 pitbull 10mm that gets shipped up to Alaska gets sold. The full power 10mm loads hit like a train.

[@007nadineL]

Why two cans? . .

[@harpreetsingh-yu4ze]

This Little guy is fucking wandering all by himself without a gun or bear spray into a BIGFOOT country. He will Piss in his pants if BIgFoot got his tiny ass.

[@danandtab7463]

this may be my favorite video so far. something about it was very immersive. Also, my baby son was sitting with me being cranky until I turned this video on, and when you came on screen, he started smiling and laughing and stayed glued to the screen the whole time. So you clearly have a new fan.

[@ADVENTUREAROUNDTHEBEND]

Frozen windows break easily, be careful hitting on them. Also, dry heat from a budget diesel heater is pretty nice in a super cold like that. Propane creates so much moisture.

[@brianmcintyre8940]

I sprinkle salt around the iced up areas

[@kristenvincent3622]

I had salt lamp tea light holder candles… they melted

[@adventuresforthemasses7025]

Yes! A diesel heater is game changing.

[@buckfiden1776]

Seen a bunch of these vidz and all gravitate towards diesel vs propane

[@edwardmoore9666]

You probably need to replace your carbon monoxide detector. I install commercial fire alarms for a living. Sounds like it may be faulty. Cleaning it out can be a temporary fix

[@camposvazquez]

Sir .. we need your expertise.. some coaches have prewired systems that active when the coach batteries are turned on Others are battery operated.... Is possible in the future for you to address this view a write up.. or doing a video?

[@kimpelalltheway51]

Aren’t you also the same guy who was a firefighter hating on FDNY

[@edwardmoore9666]

@@kimpelalltheway51 Nope. You are mistaken. First time commenter

[@erickpeterman6349]

I agree you probably need to replace your carbon monoxide detector. After a year or two they do need to be replaced. The one in my house had to be replaced. The warning sign was it would go off when nothing was being used.

[@ThePeaPodFamily]

I would agree. Probably time to replace.

[@estelleadamski308]

You do a amazing job on your videos, and it's just you, setting up all the shots! Incredible work!

[@JonathanYentch]

Appreciate that! Thanks for watching

[@craigroosa9321]

Great videos as said and love the music also . Awesome job !

[@donovancrenshaw]

I always think about how he has to set up cameras and come back to get them. Makes a great video

[@craigroosa9321]

@@donovancrenshaw I also think about that ,,lot of extra steps and does it alone .

[@estelleadamski308]

@@donovancrenshaw yes, and setting up all the camera angles, and the way he edits them are so flawless. And I luv his cooking, too.He's a neat guy!

[@veetour]

The music was on point in this video. Also, I think travelling to Yellowstone is awesome in the off season.

[@EAB2024]

old carbon monoxide detector - pop in a new battery, but definitely install a second, so that you can rule out a bad malfunctioning one. this is also crucial for your safety as if one goes bad, you have a backup source. beautiful videography btw, great job again! 😀

[@philsmidwestclassiccars150]

They are cheap enough to do that.

[@flipwarrior]

The videography and the video quality itself are amazing in all your videos. You’re one of my favorite camp/van life/outdoor KZbinrs!

[@AB-tc8lx]

The photography was just fine until he was laying in bed that blue color you were looking at was because he didn't manually adjust the white balance my taste of color is very scrutizing because I am a printer so I always take the camera off of automatic and manually adjust the white balance I like a touch more orange than what it gives to you on automatic

[@hailandfire1822]

@@AB-tc8lx What orange?

[@007nadineL]

Check out foresty forest yt vid too .

[@flipwarrior]

@@007nadineL Foresty Forest is a good dude!

[@nwjohn]

Propane doesn’t emit CO2 until it is burned. Raw propane doesn’t have a smell, that’s why they add the smell to it, so it can be detected if you have a leak. Get the wiring fixed in the camper and use the heater that’s built in, it’s way safer and cheaper to run than that buddy heater. Great video, i miss that area.

[@LMay64]

That was definitely a raven watching you. They are huge. While backpacking down in Grand Canyon last week, the ravens were destroying people's rat sacks containing their food and they were able to unzip packs and tents to carry away items they thought were interesting. Yellowstone is absolutely stunning in the snow. Great shot of the bear.

[@purepearls2013]

His videos are so relaxing too I love how he includes his views of landscapes and sceneries.

[@markrandle4368]

One question about the steak. was it chilled when placed into the cast iron skillet? always bring any meat to ambient temperature before searing. disregard if you already knew.

[@kyliebigelow6003]

Love your videos Jonathan!! The effort for your footage is admirable

[@purewisdumb319]

You need a fan to circulate the heat! Or else it all gets caught in the ceiling

[@bertkelly7650]

Yes, smoke and monoxide detectors do wear out. Look into getting a new one. Thanks for your video!

[@williamfuller2389]

I hope you're not intending to use the Buddy heater while sleeping and here's why. It is a low-pressure unit requiring an integrated regulator. Those one pound propane bottles deliver high pressure propane, around 250 PSI. Campstoves, lanterns, and the Buddy heaters utilize low-pressure propane at around 15 PSI. I, personally, prefer bulk tanks and hose setup but definitely use the fuel filter they make to prevent the oils leaching from the hose to gum up the Low Oxygen Shutoff and prevent the heater to light. Learned the hard way on this as well. If and when those regulators fail, a fire could ensue. I've seen it happen twice but was able to quickly extinguish them.

[@danielschear556]

Also "the Buddy heater" works far less efficiently at higher elevations such as in Yellowstone. This probably accounts for the CO alarm sounding.

[@williamfuller2389]

@@danielschear556 According to their website, absent from any messaging on their product packaging, is a notification that the heater is not for use above 7000 ft. It's Low Oxygen sensor system would hinder it's ability to operate in such low oxygen environment. Personally, I've been able to use it in areas slightly above that threshold.

[@MrJeffm18]

Pretty sure that gigantic crow is a raven lol. Keep the videos coming man! Looks like u are having a blast :)

[@tyson1fan487]

It's crazy but 3 other channels have been to the same area but nobody has covered the beauty like you have. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into these videos.

[@paulchurchwell6686]

Jonathan, Ty . Im one of those people who will never get out much. Because of YOU, im able to see places that i would never have been able to. Much Gratitude.

[@JonnyDIY]

The high altitude and cold weather will affect the heating output quite a bit. You can change the orifice on the stove for higher altitudes. And the Carbon Monoxide detector can sometimes go off from humidity or cold weather even. Propane heater will put off a lot of moisture too 🤙

[@crabbingclammingboatcampin4962]

If you're going to live on the road, CARRY CHAINS! I got stuck in a snowstorm ( I slept in my van on the side of the road) just outside of Yellowstone in early May, 1980. I stayed there almost all day, before a road scraper came and got me out. I always carried chains, after that. Nice video, as usual.

[@shannonking6328]

Good advice. When my daughter and son-in-law took me with them to a weekend visit up to Mammoth (we live in Southern California), chains were actually required after a certain point on the road leading into Mammoth. I remember my son-in-law getting out of the van to put the chains on.

[@crabbingclammingboatcampin4962]

@@shannonking6328 When needed, chains can save your life. Greetings from Placerville, Cali.

[@anneparrish2247]

Thank you for taking us on your adventure. The park is beautiful.

[@kimthompson9194]

So cute watching a CA person battle the cold, really funny over here in NY 😂🤣😁 You’re doing okay though never ever force a frozen window open, nope, you just wait till that shit thaws a little! You’re lucky you didn’t break the entire window and frame, dude I was dying over here😂🤣👻

[@ngrader]

18:35 Check the battery. CO doesn't form from a gas leak, just gas combustion. ... As others said, check the manual. Usually CO detectors make a real ruckus when they go off, so if you're dozing off (b/c CO makes you sleepy) it can wake you. ... Also, most batteries don't function as good as normal when temperature is below freezing.

[@DianeSturlinXX]

You're in my backyard right now! I was born and raised up there. I lived in a small town just south of the park called Jackson. Everybody calls it Jackson Hole but that's not actually the name of the town, that's the name of the valley that the town sits in. When we were kids and we told our parents we were going to the park we didn't mean the city park and they knew they wouldn't see us for a couple of days! My favorite time of year was winter. We built snow caves up by the hot springs and stay for a couple of days at least once a month. That was such a blast! I'm an old old lady now can't hardly make it out to the mailbox. I appreciate this video so much it's like going home for a minute. 🥰🤗

[@samhklm]

Definitely a raven. Fishing season in Yellowstone closed Oct 31. Thanks for getting out in the weather.

[@marilynthomas643]

This was an awesome video. The different snow coming down, the hot springs, and the bear crossing the river. You have really grown in your “movie” making. Have you seen the growth in your channel in the past few months…WOW, pretty soon you’ll be at the 100k subscribers. So happy for you. I miss that Tessa can’t be with you on these longer trips. Maybe one of these times….

[@rickyturner8583]

You are a pretty awesome guy. You're not afraid of adventures. Keep trucking and be safe.

[@rosal6663]

Beautiful waterfall. People smash the like button to show support for his videos. Thank you😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@donthomson1795]

Hey, so with the cast iron pan you have to remember the pan is stored in a cupboard where it is cold, so heating the pan for a few minutes will not make it searing hot. Bring the pan out into the warm camper for a bit or put the pan on the burner for 10-15 min to get hot enough, and be patient, please

[@gernblanston7895]

Great point! The ingredients will also be nearly (or completely) frozen, too. They won't cook the same as at home.

[@helened6896]

A great video. I think this one was really first class. I loved the start off with great music and snow. So beautiful. And a bear...I'm sure you will find the solution to the carbon detector. We are very glad you are safe... Thanks for another great one! I agree with another poster here. Your recording is really excellent. Thanks, Jonathan! You are a welcoming spot in our lives.

[@pamelareed973]

Beautiful music , scenery , your videos are amazing ❤️

[@Danny-ge2my]

Something else you might think about a 12 volt electric blanket I've had one for over 14 years.

[@mjremy2605]

This is a lovely camper, and its surprisingly spacious inside while compact outside. Very nice and cozy. Those are not crows, but ravens. The country cousin of the city crow. Crows depend on humans, but ravens do not. The photography was splendid. I really enjoyed seeing Yellowstone in November. So deathly still and crystalline. Although you have no crowds in the off season, it is dangerous to have no one around, no ranger that knows you are in there, no campground, all in the dead of winter. Extreme weather can make a lot of things go wrong. Trust nothing to work. If you get stuck, you can die easily. I would not do what you are doing this late in the year. Not for Yellowstone. It can go from pleasant to very scary in a few hours. Do you have traction boards for your wheels if you get snowed in? Some tips for your safety: Don't hit a frozen window unless you want to shatter the glass. Propane heater on the floor next to a seat cushion? Propane heat will create a lot of moisture inside the cabin during the night, as it burns. Also CO2. You need a diesel heater - dry and no CO2. This is very unsafe. Propane creates CO2 which is why your detector went off. Good test that it works! Best to have more than one heater in these snowed in places. Get a diesel heater, keep the Buddy propane heater, and get also a Butane heater called Kavua - small and mighty. Buy butane cans at Asian stores. Your windows are letting in a lot of cold air through the glass pane. You need to make magnetic insulated window covers with Thinsulate, Reflectix, and quilted material. Rubber backed curtains on top of that. They sell little insulated pillows for your hatch as well at Camping World. Love your curtain fabric, by the way! To tenderize meat, get papain extract and rub on it. Tenderize with a mallet. Wait half hour then cook. Cook your aromatic herbs in olive oil in pan first, then add crushed garlic and some onions to caramelize, then steak. I make my own steak rub with Creole (like Cajun but richer) spices, a bit of sea salt. This will be so good on any meat, fish, steak, pork chop, calamari. Rub, sear, done. Eat your veggies!!!! Veggies are the cornerstone of good health. Make a fresh salad, always good. Good recipe for travel is to slow cook a medley of veggies in season - cabbage, bok choy, mushrooms, carrots, swiss chard, zucchini, eggplant, etc. Throw them all in a pot chopped up, add garlic, onion, Herbes de Provence or any spices and simmer into a nice warm stew. Serve with meat. You are always guaranteed a warm veggie stew or soup on your travels. Do not just eat meat this is not healthy. Did you forget the levelers under your wheels? Oh no!!

[@kylebhtaylor24]

Steak tip: wait to put salt and other seasonings on til right before you put it on the hot pan. The salt draws out moisture from the steak and it basically boils the steak instead of browning it 😂 I’ve messed up so many steaks because of this

[@gailbutler483]

Love your videos! The giant crow may actually be a raven. I used to love car camping in October, but for the last three years my October adventures have been rife with rainy deluges, windstorms, blizzards, snowfall, and in California...wildfires. Global warming? Climate change? La Nina? Now, late August and September have been better, except for wildfires.

[@michelleparrott2163]

I’m so glad I found your channel really enjoyable content and beautiful scenery.

[@judybonner8682]

Beautiful! With your video I almost felt like I was there. 💕💕💕

[@ronwasser2385]

Quick tip on frozen window.... spray sliders with silicone. Also works in truck windows and door seals. Enjoyed the vid. 👍👍✌️

[@search4truth104]

That fisherman in the stream, snowing wow that was awesome.

[@patrickpoh9]

There is something mysterious and beautiful about snow in the mountains. Thanks for the video!

[@BrianGlassEOD]

This is my first time seeing one of your videos. It's very good. The scenery is gorgeous. I'm with you, the off season is best for going places. No crowds and the snow is beautiful. Great job catching that bear. You're videography is well done and the pacing is perfect. I subscribed and am looking forward to going back and watching your past videos.

[@007nadineL]

Check out Cdn foresty forest yt

[@sammott8557]

Awww, yes, you ought to see his other videos; we are deep into his journey, here. Quite an exhilarating venture.

[@MrGottaGo]

May be the small bottle in the Mr Buddy Heater, they can have small leaks, doesn't matter if on or not.

[@grayeagleswolves]

Gm Jonathan what's going on man Ok Your Up here in the Time when things are CLOSED you have to come up in the fall we have snow from the mid of Sept. to the Mid of may so IF you wanna battle the elements that is your deal but its better to do the Prks. in the spring summer and fall

[@ForeverChanged7]

Happy you aired out the camper. A little too close a call Jonathan. Beautiful as always. The snow even makes it more magical. Cold already. Mammoth has had it's opening day. It's going to be great 🎿 and snowboarding. Great content. Loved this. Stay safe and be well. Until next time.☺️🌴👣👣🏖️

[@62WILDCAT]

WOW ! GORGEOUS snowy adventure !

[@naomilife]

こんにちは。 突然現れた熊にも驚きました。 イエローストンは行ってみたい場所だったので興味深く拝見しました。 冬の時期は、窓が凍ってしまうくらいとは、驚きました。 ステーキもおいしそうだったけど、しっかり後片付けされているところが 素敵ですね。 警報機には驚きましたが、一酸化中毒には気を付けてくださいね。 とても楽しめました。

[@5uperMik3]

"I don't wanna end up like that kid" hahaha. That was hilarious. Another great video man. Come through Coeur d'Alene Idaho on your way back. I'll buy you a drink to warm you up👍

[@007nadineL]

Send him an email with yr address

[@sandypawz645]

I like how you played that beautiful music while you were cooking it made the atmosphere seem so relaxing. Great truck camping video!👍👍

[@RUSTY4.7]

Your videos are literally so amazing bro. Very atmospheric and mezmorizing. You are creating a very unique form of art.

[@grenhoek]

In addition to a CO detector I also bought a LP gas detector just in case my buddy heater malfunctions and gas starts leaking. I’m paranoid about stuff like that.

[@JC-tn8zh]

Love the video. Thanks for sharing your stories of adventure. I think when you were cooking your steak the pan didn't get searing hot because the propane tank was very cold causing a big drop in pressure. It happens to me a lot when camping. It's slightly frustrating trying to boil water for coffee on a freezing morning.

[@Rose-kp4ow]

You have a beautiful soul ❤️ Thanks for sharing, I loved your video 😊

[@djaj423]

awesome stuff .. hey got to crack a window with the propane buddy heater. also get a dehumidifer to reduce moisture in unit. best money spent for a truck camper IMO. safe travels

[@knittingnana2939]

In your last video, I made the comment " Yellowstone in November? No thank you". And this is why. The weather in Yellowstone is precarious in the summer and in the winter, it's downright dangerous.

[@nomaderic]

I'd rather deal with bad weather than the tons of tourists there in the on season

[@alech729]

I live in West Yellowstone. It’s not that bad. I moved out here from Michigan and winter back home is way worse.

[@24smiler]

Living my dream through the lense of Jonathan! Sitting in Munich with a beer in hand enjoying my Sunday evening.

[@pattijohnson8197]

Beautiful snow! I'm not a fan of the cold. Hope you get the carbon monoxide issue figured out.

[@felipeybarra7426]

Hey Bud, You Might Night To Build A Storage Supply Box Where You Can Keep All Your Camping Fishing Gear, Boots, Socks, Warm Clothing, Gloves, Etc.👍You Don’t Have To Spent Money On Buying Stuff You Ready Have. Love Your Videos👍👍👍❤️

[@TheSkeetergirl]

Altitude effects your cooking temps.

[@jimmyjoe6159]

Yellowstone is just a big parking lot so I'm told. Come up to Canada and see true wilderness

[@kenlizotte]

hi, Jonathan; Great video!! But just like to mention that propane doesn't work too well in the cold. You might want to try induction cooktop in colder weather & not sure how to resolve your heating problems but maybe use electric or diesel heating source. Thanks & keep safe!!

[@mercyfischer7693]

You are so brave to be there by yourself. The bears are just around now. Take care. Thanks for sharing your blog.

[@kimokoanui3732]

Dont worry...bears are in thier dens hibernating during this time of year

[@RVingwithLuck]

I love your camper set up! As for other tourists-you are lucky not to have a hundred kids around you.

[@saradutoit2644]

Love your videos. You are such a down to earth person. GOD bless🙏🏻 When are you planning to get your camp "buddy"?🐕‍🦺

[@sandraficarra618]

Beautiful video. The music was perfect. Your co2 sensor may have picked up random cooking odors. Ours used to go off if I used hairspray in the camper.

[@covetthecamper2289]

4 beeps means the detector is sensing CO or a false trigger from a cleaner, air freshener or possibly some other gas (yes, it can be triggered by flatulence. Human or animal.) If your detectors (smoke, CO and LP) are not new, installed by you, check the date codes on the back of each device. The sensors have a useable/operable lifespan. Replace LP detector every 5-7 years. Replace smoke detector every 7-10 years depending on manufacturer. Replace CO detector every 5-7 years depending on manufacturer. Check batteries each month. CO/Smoke detector) Low battery will sometimes trigger the alarm. Sometimes a low house battery will trigger an LP detector. Cleaners and air freshener vapor can trigger these alarms. Awesome video btw. Great videography and music selection. 👍🏻

[@CaptainToadBelly]

JONATHAN everytime I see you light that heater sitting next to that cushion I think maybe you should read the Owners manual on flammable objects clearances. I own two Buddy heaters. And setting it in front of your exit door is scary as hell. Especially since your windows are frozen shut. And your bed is elevated and clear in the front. I would hate it if you weren't around and there wouldn't be any more videos. READ THE OWNERS MAUAL ON CLEARANCES. GREAT VIDEOS THOUGH I'VE SEEN MOST OF THEM... TAKE CARE AND BE CAREFUL. SORRY JUST BEING A GRANDPA. I WOULD TELL MY SONS THE SAME.

[@michele2017promastertravel]

It a Raven or a Rook depending on your home. They have an unusual rattle noise when they call to one another. Crows are large but Ravens are much larger than a crow. What a great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@marjan6008]

Check the battery of the carbonixide alarm. It goes of when the batteries aren't working proparly

[@glendanorman781]

The music is so good with these videos! You did good Jonathan!

[@lindamarie6574]

Nice video! Yellowstone is beautiful!

[@roux8362]

Enjoy Yellowstone, but if you've got the time, explore the other parts of Wyoming as well as it's a beautiful state. Teton and Wind River National Parks are pretty amazing.

[@uncletanooch1048]

Excellent Video Jonathan, good catch on the grizz crossing the river. Love them!!!!

[@jonclassical5710]

I would go buy a new CM alarm...they are not the highest quality.......a CM detector will not work against a leaking propane tank. Cheers Jonathan, loved this vlog!

[@amygrace5943]

Dang, I was scared for you when you captured the bear in the video. You said some good things about respecting your surroundings. Liking the content. Yellowstone in the snow. Safe travels.

[@robcordts1976]

Great videos as usual with you. Side note Buddy heaters are super dangerous only use to take the edge off

[@johnhenryholiday4964]

Your cooking at a higher altitude.... and your propane was probably cold.... thus you dont get a great flame....

[@PlayingOutsideSomewhere]

Lying in the back of my truck watching this Just got back from a 17 mile hike here in Colorado lots of snow ❄️ here

[@BettyBearsNomadicTravels]

Yes Johnathan, you are so right. I was just there last summer and what a mess. I have a tiny cargo trailer and I could not even find a place to park. Great vid my friend.

[@justjudy7320]

On your next visit check out Quake Lake. Just outside of W.Yell. lots of camping and amazing history of the area turned up side down.

[@RevBTB]

i think the mega crows were actually ravens.. dude, you need the ap "Seek" - it identifies all manor of flora and fauna. also keeps track of all the things you "seek" so you always know what you saw and where. a SUPER cool ap!

[@darrendesautels5871]

I missed somewhere why you don’t use the furnace. It vents outside so it’s a million times safer than a buddy heater. Those heaters eat up a lot of oxygen inside a small enclosed area quickly. I get using it to get warm, but your roof vent should be open if you use it

[@Danny-ge2my]

You need a smaller pan.. 7 in aluminum would work so much better than cast iron you just cut the steak in half. And what no form of potatoes??? Plug in your 12 volt coffee maker and in 7 minutes you got all the hot water you need for instant mashed potatoes!!!!

[@LocknessRides]

Keep a bottle of alcohol and go outside and squirt around your track next time that way you don’t break your window trying to open when its frozen! Or a spray bottle with windshield washer fluid!

[@elout680]

Check for a possible gas leak. It's too much of a coincidence that your pan is getting less hot than you're used to and your monoxide alarm is going off for the first time. Most gas tubes are made of rubber and rubber doesn't deal well with big changes in temperature.

[@GTC1967]

You'd stop forgetting to bring things if you took the time to make a list, it's a tiresome reoccurring theme in your videos. You'd save money, produce better videos, and your meals would also be more edible.

[@brianmcintyre6407]

Turn your pan by quarter turns every 2 minutes or so to heat it evenly. Cast iron will heat soak but if not turned, it will be spotty for heat.

[@62WILDCAT]

Beautiful video ! Love your NATURE SHOTS !

[@markhoffman4587]

Those " crows " are Ravens, which are approximately the size of a large hawk, if that means anything to you.

[@Chris-ut6eq]

that crow was eying you up as a potential meal, should a bear knock you out first ;) He was stalking you... lol

[@SeeTrutzh]

Amazing video I love seeing all the scenery keep up the good work 😁

[@JJ-ol5wz]

Enjoyed your video very much! Someone else probably pointed this out but in the beginning, when you pulled through the closed ranger station (at 1:14) as you were talking to the camera, I think there was a sign that said - Roads Closed..lol. Glad you didn't see it and took us on an adventure anyway!

[@juditrotter5176]

There are a couple of good coffee and bakery places in West Yellowstone. One is in the bookstore on the main drag. The other is down the street also on the main drag, which I think is the Madison street or guest or?

[@horsenaround2000]

I was there a few years ago with my foster daughter ❤…. I smiled and remembered that time. My foster family lives in Rexbug. Thank you for sharing.. get that checked out though, it’s quite alarming…eeee. 😮. I really do enjoy watching your videos.❤

[@djmolly2694]

With propane on turn on an off your burners , then check with match ( fire ) to see if you have fumes leaking from stove top.

[@arkhamasylum.]

It's a possibility the CO detector is old. Check the date.. should have a sticker on there with the date. they usually last like 5 to 7 years. Might need to replace it.

[@mariehenderson3265]

Yellowstone and Montana my absolute favorites! Thank you for the beautiful footage. I spent so much time there when I was a kid. Love your videos. Oh and that crow is a Raven and they are Huge and so smart. That steak looked amazing!!