Solo Winter Camping in Deep Snow by a Forest Stream

[@borealoutdoorinnovations4728]

LOL, So that's why you dined and dashed! Don't like my "forest water" eh? LOL Good seeing you bro.

[@wildernesscanuck]

You are a true mountain man, a little forest litter is good for the stomach! haha you too man!

[@mark82914]

lol dined and dashed. You guys make some cool gear. Can't wait for your Titanium portable wood stoves to come out. Count me in on that

[@TomasKronstahl-ow6pg]

Titanium stoves?! Gotta see how they do their take on it. I don't see it on their website@@mark82914

[@wildernesscanuck]

@@mark82914 Only the best from BOI

[@borealoutdoorinnovations4728]

@@mark82914 Our portable Titanium wood stove will be available this Spring. We will be updating our website as soon as they are available.

[@markjharvey]

Great work! ⛺️❄️

[@danguther2716]

Amazing content keep it up brother!!

[@LTLightsout56]

Luigi’s diner has a great location!

[@dennismain8030]

Great video brother 👍👌

[@wildernesscanuck]

Thank you, Dennis!

[@hilaryc9145]

I loved your sunken bedroom!! No insight into those incredibly straight scrapings on the trees….. Is your tarp/groundsheet oil cloth? It doesn’t seem like plastic. How do you know a tree is dead before you start cutting it down for firewood? Nothing worse than a hissing fire. Very mysterious, the exploded turkey…. Do you ever find deer antlers? Why do you need booties in a sleeping bag? You go to a lot of trouble to film everything without footprints showing in your video. I think you need a drone!! I think your pouch is a new addition - works well, I’m sure. I love your videos!!!!!

[@wildernesscanuck]

Hello! This ground cloth is waxed canvas, it's thick and stiff so you won't feel anything poking through. Usually I can tell if a tree is dead just by looking at it, lack of foliage or buds. I have never found antlers before but I did see moose antlers in Algonquin once. For some reason my feet get very cold and the down booties help with that. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@aaronfanning5855]

Thanks goodness for vented tent after 1.36L of baked beans. Solo camping has it plusses there is no doubt🤣

[@wildernesscanuck]

I'll be sure to bring some on our ice-out trip amigo!

[@bonpecheur4565]

I'm alway's amazed that you start your trip at night , and most of all after a day at work 😮 . Was that the same snowmobile trail than last time ? It seemed in pretty bad shape at some point with water running across . We had the same temperature here in Montréal , in the 6- 7 ish degrees for 3 days in a row. Its a very mild winter this year with a very low amount of snow. You had me laughing my heart out when talking about the turkey murder scene , the part when you said it was almost like the turkey exploded that got me 😂😂😂 A can of beans for supper , Costco size , lucky for you you had some good ventilation in the tent 😂 . Was it the camera angle or you seemed 2 feet taller than your friend 😅 . I dont like to use melted snow either for cooking or for a brew . I usually take my water from a creek . When I used to melt snow when I started winter camping , I was bringing coffee filters to remove most of the debris. Concerning trapping , the season is usually ended for most trappers. Some still put boxes for martens or snares for foxes, coyotes or wolves but nothing to worry about for humans. I dont think bears are an issue in february ...I hope you enjoyed your trip , I sure enjoyed watching your video , thanks Sylvain

[@wildernesscanuck]

Hello, nice to have you back! This is not the same snowmobile trail as the last video but it is the same trail as 2 video's ago! I couldn't believe that Turkey, what happened to it, I wonder!? Hahaha I am quite a bit taller than my friend yes, you are right lol. I am very lucky I had good ventilation in the tent, you are so funny! There were a lot of boxes I saw from the trappers so maybe they were going after Marten like you mentioned! Thanks for commenting, Sylvain!