Winter Camping in a VINTAGE WAXED CANVAS TENT from the 1980's!

[@josephallen19]

Always a good time with Boosh. Solo Winter Bushcraft Trip video up next :)

[@themodernnomads9464]

When you coming back to the u.s. Colorado would be an awesome winter trip for you and some buds. It's such a beautiful place

[@honie_bea3629]

amazing vids wish I could be in one

[@josephnoell7775]

When are ya going to take tripper out again.

[@DJBEANZzROADTO1K]

Also keep your distance in those atv’s

[@IBecameAMan]

HI!!!!!

[@byrdman360]

Anyone else watch these before bed? So relaxing.

[@iiExiiLeD]

All the time

[@mickplatt9373]

byrdman360 Yup love Joe 👍🤘

[@MrGodly-zd7tx]

Yup, and always end up staying up way to late lol

[@sueevansProoovviitt]

Absolutely! Perfect way to wind down😊👍

[@michaelneale2851]

Yep! Most night, even watch repeats haha

[@terencehood]

You know, I think i'd take shoveling snow over dealing with mosquitoes any day.

[@leroyjenkins5711]

I'd shovel snow for a month to avoid mosquitos on a hot summer night.

[@buryurfear14]

Thermacell or double Thermacell. Camping when its hot enough for mosquitos blows anyway.

[@dark_optix4437]

i live in florida, i WANT to shovel snow rather than deal with mosquitoes

[@tanner-weber]

Mosquitos don't bite me at all so summer or winter work for me

[@AlphaQHard]

The day we figure out how to wipe those bastards out will rival the day we find the cure for cancer in terms of human progress. Cant stand those things

[@cad866]

This type of tent is referred to as Mod Tent (modular tent). It is meant to be held up by a metal frame (A-frames and purlongs) and you have only a middle piece (there are also end pieces) the system is still in use today. You have what is usually referred to as “one section of mod“ Search for “canadian modular tent system” for winter camping try finding either a “ten man arctic tent” or the smaller 5 man variant. :) Thanks for the videos. Keep it up :)

[@josephallen19]

Great info! Thank you!!!

[@michaelwest9277]

I was in a Combat Support Hospital unit with the USAR and we used a larger version. You can get liner walls and flooring. Ours were 8 sections that were lasher together. 6 middle sections and 2 ends. We had door sections with vetibules that we used to connect to other set ups.

[@Johnson32nwa]

u can go to almost any army surplus out side of most U.S. army bases and find a full A-frame for sell cheap . There are tons of them still out there

[@rickatill44]

indeed it is a modular tent i worked at a military surplus for 10 years ... the aluminum frames are big and not cheap lol and you indeed would need a trailer behind those bikes as no way would ya carry the frames on those bikes lol

[@fishstikk89]

It's people like you that make the internet a great place. I came to the comments knowing somebody would know more about that tent. Thanks for the information.

[@campingwithsteve]

Haha, love the stealth camping reference!

[@CALIEN7K]

I'm only here because I was watching Steve Wallis. Great videos by both guys.

[@gnomestress5809]

Step 2 reporting in.

[@digitalmicrodosetv5304]

what up steve!!

[@mickwomack6363]

You guys should collab, that would be epic!

[@bambamfreddyable]

Vitamin BEER!

[@EKEACRES]

The 80's were the best times of my life. I miss that era.

[@ninjakid09]

Me too! I wasn't born yet but that's whats great

[@windowclean100]

Getting Along Alone The 80s rule

[@bubberrand]

Uh, no. The 80’s were the worst. The 90’s owned, period, end of story.

[@mattsanders3288]

Been in the military for a few years now a lot of the modular tents we use now still use the same setup and truthfully I’m surprised he was able to get his hands on a piece of that tent that isn’t torn to shreds! Love the videos Joe! Keep it up!

[@irish2326]

I love the chemistry between you and Boosh! I was smiling through this whole video just listening to you two have fun, laugh, and love what you're doing. Great video :)

[@theperchjerker]

ken whalen Bromance

[@chrisnaumannlandscaping6409]

Your winter camping videos remind me of being a kid, I loved camping in the winter better than any time of year. No mosquitoes, you could bring any kind of food you wanted. The best times.

[@adamhumphries6918]

Ahhhh! When did the 80's become vintage?? I'm feeling so very very old now. 😭

[@malachiwilt3891]

Always been like that im.afraid

[@BusArch42]

Camped in tents like that.

[@adamhumphries6918]

@@BusArch42 me too. Sadly had to manhandle them around and about as well. I'll take the newer versions now my back is an older version. Who knew getting older would suck so much eh?

[@BusArch42]

@@adamhumphries6918 the ground is way harder too!

[@PlayaSinNombre]

Sometime between 2005 and 2015...

[@DaniellaMakingLearningArt]

Just one of the reasons I love Joe's videos is that he not only shows important skills, teaching them, in such an easy, positive way, but he also shows that camping and outdoor adventures can be fun with friends or family, and that's a lot of what it's all about. This was fun to watch; two friends just having a good time camping in the great outdoors.

[@jackhuminski3390]

Love how many times you guys say “eh”

[@hagenjc]

On his own Joe could be confused for an American, but when he is with other Canadians he turns into captian Canada

[@albertopompilio1]

@@hagenjc You know it, Bud! lol

[@artcastro6920]

Its a drinking game. 1 eh = 1 shot. Don't try it tho. You always lose.

[@theperchjerker]

Jack Huminski They have to prove their Canadianism

[@wolfheartoutdoors2056]

@The perch jerker is that so? Eh?

[@Elbowendj]

Wow, 1980s is now considered vintage. I feel soooo old!

[@Melanies_crochet_creations_]

I’ve been having a rough couple of days and you literally made my day when I saw the notification pop up on my phone, this is just what I needed to cheer me up! Much love from England!

[@conradrideoutcr]

Great video guys. I am still serving with the Canadian Military and I can confirm we totally still use the modular tent system for everything field related. I used them as a medic many many times and now as a firefighter we still use them for set up for field exercises. My buddy spent 3 months in Wainwright inspecting them and doing fire watch for an exercise there last spring. Good times. Great Video Joe.

[@LoveDogs___3]

Could they be set up differently?? Was it missing sides or something??

[@dakotareid1566]

@@LoveDogs___3was missing the metal frame

[@mushroomman52]

"There's a deer out front" "Herro!" I laughed so hard at the way you said that

[@charleswalter2902]

I say that all the time when I answer my phone. How come no one laughs at me?

[@warthunder5014]

I felt kinda bad for laughing at that as hard as I did

[@staceytroffer8287]

Ego No. 52 he’s cute as heck.

[@brandontravers4934]

kmcde

[@JenniferDennis]

Watching these video's makes me wanna camp. Camp out in the woods in my back yard just in case my diy shelter caves in on me I won't have to run far just to escape the cold and find quick shelter fast lol.

[@aegisx1617]

One my favorite parts was the fact for showing compassion about others at the end. 2 people walking in the snow, cold and your first words were asking if their alright. Which sure they would have been. But holy god damn if it isn't a great moment seeing someone care about others.

[@cyprssgrve]

is anyone gonna talk about how beautiful it looks? just the snowy atmosphere is so breath taking and beautiful

[@themodernnomads9464]

Damn my intuition kicked in and I logged into KZbin to find Joe posted his new video 24 seconds ago! I know what I'm doing for the next hr! Thank you as always Joe

[@sharonallen9491]

Hi Joe, this is your newest subscriber. I began watching because your video came up on yt and I got the nostalgia bug! Use to camp, since I was 11, with my sisters and neighbors. Put 10 years extra on my life. I'm 76 now but still 11+ in my soul. Camping was my epiphany to God and myself. I watch all of your videos, even twice...and dream of going camping, again! Ah, well, I can dream, can't I? Keep churning out your adventures, I'll keep watching as long as I can!

[@lespearson562]

reminds me of camping with my old man in the early 70's, Green 4 man waxed tent....heavy as hell to put up - but it had a tubular frame and covered front and back. My main memory was dad making sure that Nothing inside the tent actually touched the tent.....because if it rained and you touched the inside of the tent the floodgates open at point of contact....hahaha cold wet nights sometimes but great memories all the same....Thanks for bringing those back to me Joe. ! :-) i may get around to telling you about the 'calor gas rocket' he inadvertently invented on one of our trips....Lol

[@bonniea3310]

yes yes yes...nothing can touch the sides or it will leak, camping in the seventies with family those were the house/tent rules

[@jayl6029]

I remember when my father wasn't looking I couldn't resist touching the walls of the tent when raining. I must have been the reason he got rid of it.

[@kevinpearson3820]

Where u from les seems we have same Last name. ? Probably a coincidence. . Family originated from Sweden.

[@lespearson562]

, Hello Bro! I am from the North East of England mate . about 60 miles of rough north sea between My birth place and Sweden....But the Vikings of Scandinavia raided My coast many times From AD-73 up to 1066...lol, From the (little) research i have done on my surname, it may have started as a Scandinavian name 'Pierson' so maybe somewhere down that lineage we could be related.... haha odd but true.

[@Lennybird91]

I just want to say my wife and I enjoyed watching from the comfort of our bed as we watched two cool down-to-earth dudes camping. Stay awesome!

[@timberdogz]

Great to see Boosh out with you again! That’s a lot of work for an overnight trip, but sometimes it’s better to plan a short trip with a new tent! Thanks again Joe for a great video!

[@thewillworld4286]

this tent is made by camel mfg in caryville tn. i used to work there that is a military based tent worth over 5k, they still make that model and poles.

[@georgesouthwick7000]

The Will World Only the Military would pay 5K for something like that..lol

[@trevorhull6897]

I deliver there every day lol and you’re absolutely right

[@captaingoldbeered803]

It’s a badass tent but why so expensive? Fire retardant or something?

[@kshea4231]

its not worth that much... its just what the DOD pays for it. the DOD always over pays for everything

[@captaingoldbeered803]

Kyle Shea Ah I see.

[@Bas_Angie]

Love these videos with Boosh! Seems like joyfull guy

[@hermit6208]

The man is always smiling isn't he?

[@wheskyyy]

Best friend of Joe's to date! The chemistry is genuine.

[@hunts49]

@@wheskyyy Yep, I usually prefer solo Joe videos but Boosh is a massively welcome addition. EDIT: Holy heck the cheese balls!! lol

[@Bas_Angie]

@@wheskyyy #TeamDoug 😄

[@BIGBUBBABARNYARD]

Always a good time campin' with Joe. I like these vids with a guest...like Boosh or Kyle or even Doug. Good times for sure, enduring blow-over from a forest fire (smoke, haze, delayed pickup) to just campin' at the end of a road by a waterfall in the winter and still having a blast. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@jamesgoodman8679]

The Military Tent you guys used was Awesome Also u can Google the tent for nomenclature on frame and side configuration possibly if u cant locate the necessary side panels u can have canvas cut to size with necessary grommets to attach it but u really need the frame for it to be more rigid when used properly.

[@trybriguy1357]

I'm 63 and I grew up with the old green canvas tents. As a matter of fact, we had a 20' high in the center, about 30' across canvas tent just like in the mash series. We also had army cots as kids we slept on. I was the one who had to shimmy up the center pole to open the flap at the top so it could air out. It had octagon poles around the outside to hold up the walls. You friend Boosh, who brought that canvas tent, reminded me of the ones I grew up with. Thank you so much for reminding me of my childhood, and I must say Joe, I really enjoyed this video, the laughter is what makes camping so much fun, and you two guys never argued once, you guys get along so well, loved this video!!!

[@JustinY.]

For a Tent that's almost half a century old, it looks pretty damn good!

[@i3lazz]

Justin Y. Bruh I've seen you three times in the last day

[@tiddiesprinkles]

Justin watches videos before they're filmed.

[@balmadina363]

Hi Justin

[@gonzobastian3742]

The infamous Justin Y

[@dustysanchez3969]

Yes are you from Michigan here did you say Lake Superior was you in northern Michigan I am from Flint Michigan I got property in Lewiston Michigan and then up passed the Mackinac

[@RemedialRob]

"Just bring the essentials" proceeds to grab 2 gallon jug of Styrofoam cheese balls.

[@Clr-Clr]

I thought you were joking until I saw it lol

[@kyriocheygaming]

That is 100% essential!

[@PlayaSinNombre]

I know, right? Next time, they should get the large!

[@IHurricane]

I mean... They're essential

[@tepfl]

Loved this ! If you sleep with your clothes under or around your sleeping bag, and put your boots in a bag within your sleeping bag they will remain warm ish from your body heat . So you don’t freeze trying to put them on in the morning

[@jerryderr8043]

When I was a young teen ( 1960s ), my dad had a large HEAVY waxed canvas tarp from the army. I couldn't tell you how big it was or how heavy but we had to put it in our wagon to drag it down to the creek where we did all our camping. We never did anything elaborate like your setup. We'd put a post in the middle and anchor the corners with big rocks. I remember it had a very strong, nasty smell from the paraffin. Ah, good times!

[@matthewflores451]

Nothing like a Canadian imitating a Yooper... and NAILING it! lol! You hit it spot-on Joe. Although not a lot of the younger folk sound much like that anymore. Thanks for all the great videos.

[@janettelworth9398]

My 1st introduction to Boosh. Hi Boosh. Hi Joe. Yes, I'm still always watching. Loved this footage. Those chops looked awesome. I am 3rd oldest of 7 and mom had all of us camping in a 12 x 12 tent with a screened in porch every summer all summer long. We went to all the different camping areas on a lake throughout Wisconsin. We all had our own chores and could break camp and reset it up pretty fast. That's the memories triggered by this vide0. Thanks for sharing. Excellent job.

[@xcessivefear2477]

I gotta say, I love seeing Joe having so much fun goofing around. It always puts a smile on my face.

[@Objectivityiskey]

Yass Queen, that guy was on flick for winter camping. He's the best kinda guy to go outdoors with. No worries, he's got it all!!!

[@Challenges4u2614]

These videos are so relaxing to watch

[@williamloy566]

I always enjoy watching him.

[@blakegraham5446]

YES JOE!! So excited for these winter/snow videos! They’re we’re the type of videos you were making when I first found you :)! Keep up the good work

[@donbiebeljr.7874]

Always look forward to watching your videos,I really enjoy them. Good job checking on the couple walking ,that speaks volumes!

[@dfriz8513]

Thank you Mr. R. two funerals this weekend and needed a smile.

[@josephallen19]

My condolences...

[@fredsieber2676]

Great video! We used a similar tent in the USMC in the 80's/early 90's. Once it was on the frame, the flaps we're down, and the stove going, it would get nice and toasty inside! Add the stove to all the body heat (6-12 Marines per tent), and you would step outside to cool down!

[@GRILLBUOY101]

we set up a big tent in my back yard uf was a army tent canvas. in 81.i thjnk if was a 20 man tent.it was only 4 if us. i threw a ext cird iyt if ny bedroom windows and hooked ip a stereo. we were partying. we laughed sk hard tring to build it in the dark we nearly pa pissed ourselves.my stomach hurt so bad from laughing i was falling over.😄

[@fyrestorme]

I lost it when he said "Captain Ratchet!" lol xD

[@mawmawvee]

Yes, he's the ex-husband of Nurse Ratchet..... :D

[@TheKhastro]

That's a centre section of modular tent the CAF uses. Generally speaking we add more centre sections to make it longer and there are front and rear sections with proper zipper doors that are laced to the centre pieces as well. It also has an inner liner which is great for winter time. It generally attaches to a modular aluminum frame consisting of A-frames and purlins. HAHA I love that people think it's vintage; it's actually still in use in the CAF today. This particular piece does look like it's old and has a bit of wear on it but no different from the current ones. Love your content Joe, keep it up!

[@saschastahl3231]

Try a Snowshield next time. I had this Problem bevor. Snowshield 10-15 cm from ground and to the right or left. As long as you are on a flad ground it should work. Greetings from Germany

[@65BAJA]

Sweet! Let the snow camping videos begin! My favorite tine of year for KZbin videos.

[@shinuizabusa2180]

How beauty was that. I really like Boosh, he is such a happy nature.

[@14Marathons]

Great video...speaking of old tents. I still have the tent my parents bought used back in the 50's...a Eureka, I believe. Exterior aluminum poles....I know I have photos somewhere...but it still works and doesn't leak...My wife actually re-sewed the zipper on the door. It has to be at least 70 years old...not super heavy...a thin waterproof canvas with a floor, an awning over the front door and a fly that covered the top vent window...large windows on each side...sleeps 4 comfortably.

[@jimwalsh2512]

Boosh’s sweater looks just like my tan lines😂

[@ChrisDavis333]

I actually thought they were his tan lines before seeing this comment, that’s hilarious.

[@BushtreckBoosh]

Value village spesh, baby!

[@4everzeal]

Dude did u get sunburned in Texas

[@hirahmcoleman657]

What sweater?

[@joannconfer1144]

You both have been lots of fun. I’m glad I came along. It was nice. Thanks

[@GhostTownOutdoors]

New show: Joe Robinet “Tarp Wizard”

[@pikeoutside728]

Yer a wizard, Joey!

[@johnstafford2517]

Checking on those walkers, “are you okay?” Decent!👍🏾

[@HatchetSurvival]

such a cool set up! i look up to you so much joe. any advice for a small youtuber on how you keep overnighters like these entertaining? i did one overnighter, but i didn’t know what to record while i was in the tent. i’ll stick to making bushcraft ovens and heated floors in the meantime 😂

[@Swiss_Moonlight]

Hatchet Survival from a viewers point of view: telling stories about adventures you had, souvenirs, giving advises concerning used material and stuff, your mood, the place where you stay but without naming it and if you have a dog which likes adventure then take him with you. :) And the most important, don’t try to be someone else. Just be you!

[@michellec5026]

Bring a dog.

[@neuroboy1153]

Your the best man! I watch you vids before I crash. Takes my job completely out of my mind. You’d be an awesome friend to have. Keep producing the quality content you are!

[@robertinebuckley4245]

Love a good ol' ATV trip in the snow! Fun stuff!

[@Soucer23]

I would suggest a Backrack for the extra protection to your back windshield when loading up the quad in the snow

[@03_austindrake88]

Should be called "A day in the life of two Canadians"

[@soulextracter]

..eeh

[@kirkwinfilms6129]

Omi_in_a_Hellcat _fan no a full day we would build and igloo or a Quincy eh

[@Shamariah2011]

Omi_in_a_Hellcat _fan u forgot the word Brave

[@Shamariah2011]

And adventurous, not couch sitters, real men who make fire survive and cook and thrive to tell. Love from your wisco team support squad. Thanks for making great content

[@thabodevisser5107]

Sorry

[@max10eb]

Man! I miss camping so much!!!!! These videos takes me back of fun memory's. Thank You both!!

[@FullMetalTuna]

I still have one of these tents, complete with the wood stove, kitchen sink and table.

[@kenbrown5449]

Nothing like a Canadian imitating a Yooper... and NAILING it! lol! You hit it spot-on Joe. Although not a lot of the younger folk sound much like that anymore. Thanks for all the great videos.

[@ToolinAround]

Some Joe Ro to end a crappy day

[@touchyissues799]

Which means that it wasn't a crappy day after all.

[@Topman-99]

Hope tomorrow is better for you 👍🏼

[@MrEvanmcneilage]

Exactly correct, it is a Modular system, there's a frame required as well. You had it almost the right height, and had the right idea with the sidex staked out/down.

[@charlesehler7285]

I like how Joe shows himself going back for the camera and tripod at the end.

[@waynejfoster9860]

Hi Joe. Well winter is here again and this will be my third winter as a proud Joe Robinet subscriber. Every winter I've been a subscriber I've always said the same thing and this year is no exception...... IT'S NOT FAIR lol. Look at all that beautiful deep snow. While you get all that great snow we Brits will be looking forward to another long winter with plenty of the same weather as we do in the summer. Rain, rain and then to top it off more bloody rain lol. Seriously though, stay safe out there this winter Joe. We know you don't take risks (well not many anyway lol) but you never know. Wayne (from the UK 🇬🇧)

[@SirFrederick]

It's interesting to see how other people set up tents. I would have stuck sticks and ran the lines down to the ground, if that makes sense.

[@theperchjerker]

Sir Frederick I would have laid the tarp in the bed of my truck and went home.

[@yeahno1016]

The Perch Jerker lmao

[@imbezol]

I was thinking the same thing. Put a stick under the tie-out spots to give the walls some height and then tie down to a stake. Same as you do with a wall tent.

[@craighiebert3384]

Those chops sound good!! Right after high school (1981), I went to work for a friend of the family that ran a V.W. and Subaru repair shop in southern Calif. He ended up giving me his camping equipment, which included a 6-person Coleman canvas tent. That thing could withstand 60mph winds in the Mojave Desert. Definitely the best tent I ever owned!

[@sharonallen9491]

Oh, my gosh! Cell phone too little! Just remembered I can watch you on the BIG SCREEN...See you in a min!

[@uralbob1]

Joe, I’m gonna keep watching your previous vids so we can keep the likes going and also know when you make your next video! Keep healing bro! We love you here in USA!

[@sonicmik]

I love when the the fire restarts like that in the morning.

[@theperchjerker]

Flippboi Wow. You pretty much just spoiled the whole video 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@boomerwithbadhip2603]

Reminds me of those early camping trips with my Dad in the 70's. We had a big heavy canvas waxed 6 man tent. It was at least 10 years old when my dad bought it in the early 70's. Unfortunately we lost it in a house fire otherwise it would still be usable today. Thanks for the good memories of my Dad.

[@vesa7069]

Awesome video yet again! Tip from my service in the Finnish Defence Forces. get yourself some spruce branches with a lot of needles on them and lay them on the ground before you place down the tarp that you sleep on, insulates the ground a bit! We always did that when we'd sleep in our tents at the winter time. Those tents are of course fully enclosed with a heater inside though. :) -Vesa

[@chucksmith5002]

That was pretty cool . Never camped in snow well heck i have never seen snow and i`m 63 yrs. old thanks for taking us alone .

[@ozfram1]

Just started watching loving the snow.

[@julietthaxton6600]

Looked like a lot of fun. A lot of work too. I enjoyed watching. It was soothing to my soul. You guys are fun. Thanks

[@slay3rexe]

We are children at all ages. Only the price of toys differs

[@happydog8072]

slay3rexe sex toys or real toys for age difference?

[@rickoncordova1]

That, good sir, is one section of a Canadian Army tent. Thirty years ago, a sgt. came to my deer camp. He brought three sections and two end pieces. It had a 2" round aluminum frame to support it. It was great, however, a lot of work to set up and tear down. Then when you got home, you to hang it from the rafters, spread apart, for a week to let it dry out. Big job, but really nice when it set up. Rick.

[@imi786s]

Damn was going bed looks like staying awake for abit longer

[@assassinfanable]

same for me ^^

[@Gracelynn.oliver]

What time is it for you

[@assassinfanable]

@@Gracelynn.oliver 23 04 but had a hard day in the military ^^

[@Tacticaviator7]

@@assassinfanable Damn exact same minute for me, same time zone eh.

[@KilaKrumpira]

same here :)

[@JustSomeGuyTDJ]

I used similar versions in the field. Our maintenance tents and sleep tents were just like this. The hole is actually for a diesel pot belly heater. Great for desert nights as long as you keep them fueled. Weaving the pieces is a chore. These tents have been replaced by hooches, individual person tents.

[@BillyTzENDURO]

Even over here in Greece we used those tent systems during my military service... seems pretty standard stuff worldwide!

[@Andy-sq1hg]

That section is like the 24' x 24' (with an inner aluminium frame), we use in the British Army, like the guy said earlier, this is only one section, there are other rear and door sections, and partitions and liners. Good bit of kit but bloody heavy.

[@echo1er]

Man remember setting up that tent when I was in the military.

[@cjna4840]

I have always found peace in your videos, thank you

[@stephleo3168]

Loved watching this. Makes me want to try camping in the winter.

[@rastamann20]

Omg the bucket up ad was hilarious! Best ad on KZbin

[@trxcummins7388]

Damn dude do you want some pork chop with that salt LOL

[@elsandypants84]

Look up Temper Tent. We replaced them with Alaskan and California tents, but there are some still around. Government surplus stores have them for sale. They have floors, wall liners, rain flys, vestibules, they can be linked together. They use aluminum metal poles to make an A frame.

[@ellahaley8176]

Yes I’ve been waiting for a winter camping trip omg you don’t even know. Lol I’ve been checking your page every day for winter one

[@jezblades9913]

And me. Winter camping is The Bizz!

[@TheCaptainbeefylog]

With old school tents like that - ridge poles are key. My family have use a lot of military surplus gear over the years going back to just after WW2. My grandparents lived in a 30x40 in 1947/48 while they built their house. Then my uncles had Vietnam era gear when I was a kid. Waxed cotton canvas with hexagonal hardwood ridgepoles 4 inches thick. The tents were meant to house 2 infantry squads and their gear. They could literally survive a cyclone. Heavy as hell though and a minimum 4 man job to put them up. As a family of 6 we could live in one for a month or more on holidays.

[@beavercreekwoodcraft8134]

The thing I find most entertaining is how you guys imitate people from the States and we imitate you down here😆😆😆

[@dash5257]

Boosh is the perfect guy for you to camp with. He is a cool fun guy.

[@patgervais6568]

I used them in my years in service in the 70s. Frame was aluminum tube that folded in half. Was called modular tent

[@Kestrel1955]

I know you probably wont see this Joe, as it's from 2 years back, but I just had to say something! There should have been tent poles for this tent. There were poles included in a very similar one I am familiar with. A 3rd side piece would have been good too to enclose it more. Shoot, even the tent my Dad took us camping in when we were just kids was enclosed and had poles with it, and it was a tent he used in the Army during WW2. Heavy yes, but extremely functional. It was an 8 man tent, and also had a floor. A floor that my Mom was very thankful for. I can't help but be sorry that you're dealing with this thing, even while at the same time I can't help but admire the ingenuity of you and Boosh!! Love your videos!

[@jerrywormeyhicks7427]

Cool intro, gotta wait for the wife to watch the whole thing later.

[@LW-tb3cz]

I had a tent like this and used it for years and years. Best tent I ever had.

[@sigpi222]

Of course a "corner store" in Canada sells a bow saw.

[@BigBSinclair]

Great video Joe. Looks like you and Boosh had a blast. Thanks for sharing your adventures.

[@billbaker2698]

Yeahhh Joe's back kickin' the snows butt

[@bakupcpu]

Nice video and the piece of tarp you have is a center section of a military mod tent as we call it. They are supported by an A frame structures and at each end they have a front and back section that lace into the center piece and voila military shelter at its finest. We also have an arctic insert tu use the tent in winter and you can use a Yukon stove to keep it toasty. Cheers!

[@Shadeewolf]

"The rest of the time we can possibly do" -Def: Verb:woods speak "For those times when you think of function not grammer. Often due to much labor, cold or other extremes." ^u^

[@bubsdubs2284]

This is literally my favorite channel on you tube I would love to get out there in that type of weather with y’all