Solo Winter Camping In Emergency Tarp Shelter -33

[@nigellack2576]

Recently found your channel Marty. One of the better survival/bushcraft videos, and real! I also found your knots video really useful. Keep up the good work. Nigel, Scotland

[@martymorissette]

Thanks my friend!

[@WilliamTGM]

Great Video! Just my thoughts: Fire littlebit closer to the shelter, a kind of reflector opposite the fire and closed shelter edges. I think this would improve much.

[@martymorissette]

I have to try this out at some point!!!

[@avancerartgroup1614]

Best part of his videos is when he eats dinner. It’s like he has eaten in 17 days…..soooooo funny. I’m the same way when something tastes really good.

[@martymorissette]

haha I was also very pleasantly surprised at how tasty it was!! hahaha

[@ThePursuitofPassion]

Nice outing Marty! It was a slow start, but the winter so far has been brutally cold. We've buried beers by the vehicle and enjoyed then at the end of a winter trip. Winter trips can be tough, but thoroughly enjoyable too!

[@martymorissette]

oh yeah!!!! Although challenging I have had a blast this winter!!!!

[@ДимаЛаптев-у4д]

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[@ontariooutdoorexplorer1201]

Bard owl and ramen soup. That looked awesome and not too cold. Considering.

[@martymorissette]

yeah! Right on! Thanks for watching

[@MissNikkor]

January was so cold. I hope February will be more clement. Well done for braving such a freezing night. Nice setup by the way. A lot of work but how satisfying. With a well-deserved feast!

[@martymorissette]

It has been crazy cold!!! I want a few more good dumps of snow!!! That I would be happy with! And yeah that Ramen was sick!!!! lol

[@markcummings6856]

Incredible outing! Just found your channel. Definitely subbed. Thanks for sharing.

[@martymorissette]

Thanks my friend :)

[@laffitteoutdoors]

That tree almost got ya in the beginning 🤣 I know some people enjoy silent camping (no talking) but personally I enjoy getting to know the people I’m watching. Seems bushcraft may be the future! Your killing it buddy 😁

[@martymorissette]

haha it did!!! yeah I know it's a fine line to try to figure out how much talking to how little... lol I'm trying to figure it all out!

[@alanbierhoff6831]

Down here in North Carolina fat wood is also called fat-lighter and lighter-wood. I’m originally from northern NY and Vermont so I’m no stranger to camping in extreme conditions. You always make the coolest shelters and I’m constantly learning from you. My dad used to make quinzhees and igloos with me when I was a kid. Thank you.

[@martymorissette]

Thanks man! I really appreciate this comment! All the best!

[@Outdoorswithmikey]

It’s been a fantastic winter. Loads of snow and low temps.

[@martymorissette]

It has been a great winter so far!!! I would be happier with a bit more snow but that's alright!

[@JohnInDaHouse]

Aso if you build up the two sides so wind can not pass by. It will trap warm air for sure.

[@yandrolet9379]

I love your réactions with ramen men ils donnent envie 😊😊😊 super vidéo merci bcp

[@martymorissette]

Merci mon chum!!! Et oui cette Ramen la etait extra!!!!!! J'y pense encore par moment! haha

[@rickwhitson2804]

Bro your having a blast

[@martymorissette]

I am!!!

[@codyc.964]

Damn, the ramen! Nice job Marty

[@martymorissette]

right!?

[@ShivSilverhawk]

That was a really enjoyable video to watch! The lowest temperature I slept in was -25C, but without fire. It was “interesting” ;) Also pretty impressive you managed to film anything at all without the camera’s battery freezing!

[@martymorissette]

yeah it's a struggle for sure!!! what I do is I slap a few tow warmers on my camera/phone and when i am not shooting I keep it on my skin. Also, once the fire is started, I keep the tripod close enough that it's not that cold for it. And yeah sleeping without a fire is very much doable, just a different experience!

[@FreakofNature1]

1:33 a little hung up there Marty?😂 Great video man! It is cold and your hard work is showing! Thanks for sharing🍻

[@martymorissette]

haha yeah... that tree... lol scared me a bit haha

[@tradrlarryone1827]

1:34 Nice dance move 😂😂😂😂 Love the vids stay safe out there.

[@martymorissette]

😂😂😂

[@shawnr6117]

That's some dangerous looking axe work. Gettin your bushcrafting groove on lol

[@martymorissette]

lol yeah the angle of the camera makes it looks like if I miss it's right for my shin... lol but trust me I'm definitely throwing my axe in a way that if I do miss it goes into nothing!

[@shawnr6117]

@@martymorissette do you think a second reflector on the other side of the fire would have helped?

[@martymorissette]

for sure a second reflector from the otherside would have turned it into an oven!! haha

[@louishuynh8521]

I really enjoy the tarp winter camping videos. Keep it up. I’m guessing you’re out of Ontario.

[@martymorissette]

Just on the border of qc an ontario

[@alanbierhoff6831]

The best question I’ve ever heard asked on a live stream… “So Marty, do you create content? I’ll have to check out some of your stuff.” I did not see that coming 😳🤣

[@martymorissette]

what live stream was that at? and with who? haha

[@alanbierhoff6831]

@@martymorissette Canoehound Adventures with Xander.

[@martymorissette]

lol yeah... well there is soo much out there I'm sure there are plenty of people I don't know about that makes content!

[@JohnInDaHouse]

i see you chop off branches at camp, smart to use them later for the fire.

[@RoyAkam]

Very nice video 👍I've subscribed to your channel and look forward to more great videos 😁.

[@martymorissette]

Thanks for the sub!

[@bonpecheur4565]

C'est infernal tirer un traîneau dans la poudreuse , encore pire en montée 😮‍💨 . Des fois je me demande ce qui est mieux , un lourd sac à dos avec lequel on cale plus en raquette , ou de tirer un traîneau à travers la poudreuse ? J'ai un projet de mini expédition en tête et j'hésite entre ces 2 options , laquelle utiliserais tu ? C'est 52 km aller retour mon projet. Tu es brave et déterminé surtout, de dormir par des nuits si froides . Mon sac de couchage est coté -18 ( extrême) et confort à -10 , donc je choisis toujours des moments où la température ne descend pas sous -15 la nuit . Je me demandais si tu avais eu froid parce que tu n'avais pas changer tes vêtements assez rapidement . Moi aussitôt que j'ai terminé les corvées , genre monter le camps et couper le bois , je mets mon linge sec et chaud pour la soirée. Est ce que tu sais si ta toile d'urgence est à l'épreuve des tisons ? Je te remercie pour la vidéo et désolé pour le paquet de questions 🙃

[@martymorissette]

Salut mec, pour le traineau ou le sac... ça dépend surtout du sentier et du dénivelé. Si le dénivelé à pas de bon sens, vas y avec un sac, si tu n'a pas de sentier vas-y avec un sac. Si tu n'a pas un trop gros dénivelé et tu est dans un sentier battu... le traineau c'est très nice. J'ai eu froid effectivement parce j'étais mouiller à cause de ma sueur et le fait qui faisait tres froid. Idealement tu ne te laisse pas suer comme ca... mais la avec le travail j'avais a faire j'avais comme pas le choix et sachant que j'allais avoir un feu je me suis laisser suer bcp plus qu'a l'habitude. C'est pas l'idéal de se changer trop vite si tu es toute mouiller aussi, car la seul facon de secher ton stuck l'hivers c'est de laisser la chaleur de ton corps le secher... c'est tres capricieux et complex et ca dépend bcp de chacune des situations et combien de temps tu es parti. Je pense pas que ma toiles est anti tison. A plus!

[@bonpecheur4565]

@@martymorissette merci Marty , super gentil de me donner tes conseils , à plus

[@cannel100]

When you go camp , don't scare from wild animals in mountain such beer or tiger?

[@martymorissette]

na I don't overly think about it to be honnest!

[@cannel100]

@@martymorissette amazing but be careful