⛈️ Storm Camping in the Bed of my Toyota Tundra - Heavy Rain, Thunder and Lightning Camp

In this Adventure, a series of rain showers and storms are rolling through the area while I'm out enjoying an evening of truck camping.
Get ready for heavy rain, thunder, and some good food.
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Truck Camp with Fire Pit
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[@clifbradley]

Oh boy, the 'Lord's Caliber' vs the 'Pansy 9mm' vs the '.40 is just as good right' crowds. I absolutely despise that stuff. My dad is one of those Thou shalt only carry a .45! Because he was a Marine in Nam and that is what he carried as his back up gun. I don't think like that. I've seen first hand what bullets of all different calibers will do. Comes down to skill. My ex carries a .380. I carry a .40, my son carries 9mm. Anyone that goes on and on about that garbage is usually one of those people that spend thousands on a gun, have almost no skill and think the bullet power will save them if needed. I've seen a ton of bullet wounds working in a trauma hospital in Florida. They all suck and they all do damage. Skill beats Caliber every time.

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Pinned! - Luke

[@aname1281]

There is a video garand thumb did where he tested multiple rounds from both the.45 and 9mm against ballistic torsos, very little difference if anything the faster 9mm did more damage and for some reason I thought that would be the end of the theoretical discussions… I was wrong

[@randomichannel]

European here just reading this and thinking these all people are totally crazy just carrying whatever guns around and passionatly arguing with each other about if they have the right kind of gun😅 Oh man, am I lucky to live in a place where there is zero need to carry a gun when in the woods hiking or in any other situation, hunting excluded.

[@tompinnef6331]

Carry what ever you wish. For CCW - I carry a .380 - it's small - works well and is light. (bad back etc) But for back woods travel. I carry a 38 special / .357 revolver. Why? simple / light weight and works well. Then I do not have to worry about bears around here. Only been 1 sighting of a bear in the last 60 years. But if you want to carry a .22 be my guest. My favorite revolver / rifle combo is the .44 mag. I have a nice revolver in .44 and a Ruger .44 carbine. (the old no longer made one). One round for both weapons. Again each to their own. Take care - Be safe

[@nekoghostgunner1129]

The best handgun is one you can hit with and is comfortable to you to carry, so you will actually have it if you need it. Everything else is personal preference.

[@naezro]

That cell phone booster is awesome. I can always appreciate your approach to overlanding, simple, minimal, never over top to the point of glamping.

[@johnswanson3741]

What you mean? Luke is the premier "gadget guy"! All you snowflakes think this is what you must have when leaving the security of your abode. Real men are few apart!

[@sherryh7485]

I really don't know why, but being out in the rain or hearing it on the roof or pattering against a window energizes me. Thanks for all your rain inspired videos.

[@MrAvidOutdoorsman]

We are part of earth, it is energetic. Atoms 🤣 we are just jellyfish running on electricity in a way, just with strong bones. Take away our bones and blob. Lol but encompassed in our shell we still somehow produce our own electrical currents thats why we need iron and magnesium etc different metals that are good conductors of electricity. Check out how to ground yourself.👍🤗

[@alicedyment4219]

What do you do with all the gear you don't want to use? Have a huge garage sale?

[@frourn213]

Years ago I was on nightshift and on my breaks I would binge your testing ground videos. Keep it up my man.

[@Roger_Ramjet]

These days people watch all day at work. Breaks or not.

[@chocolatecoveredgummybears]

@@Roger_Ramjet lol ain't dat the truth

[@pengriff7869]

Years ago I was on nightshift and on my breaks I would binge your testing ground videos. Keep it up my man.

[@glentaylor9996]

That's me right now

[@CaptainCandycorn]

I have been watching your rain/snow solo camping trip to fall asleep for years now and love how you have been including more and more sections of video that just capture the sound of the wind/rain. It's really soothing.

[@FrednDeeDee]

I have amassed quite a collection of camping stoves over the years. I kept going back to my old tried and true, two burner, Coleman Stove that uses the liquid fuel with pump up and I bought the adapter to use propane on it as well, which I prefer. Keep a spare generator for your stove and lanterns it seems they only go bad when in use. Then it's back to a wood fire for cooking. If you're out camping you must have a fire going anyway because heck what is camping without a fire to enjoy. The Coleman Stove is not for back packing adventures but a dream to use for tailgating. My wife and I each carry a firearm for personal protection, enough said about that. One time my Sweety Pie and I headed out in the truck for a remote trout fishing adventure. We got to the spot and the heavens opened up and down came the rain, so we waited in the cab of the truck for a while watching the trout stream turn muddy, and then we decided to forget about fishing and held hands and talked about world politics for a while. It was my most memorable fishing trip ever!!!!! I really like the V fire box.

[@johnswanson3741]

Any large roasting pan from the thrift store will work as a "fire pan"!

[@johnchaney1713]

Cell phone booster would have been a real plus on several of my outings. Thanks again for what you do, and how you do it!

[@rickynorris1694]

It's nice to get out alone for some fun times and the peace that comes with it.

[@thedorseyway]

I think most of us enjoy watching you eat. That's actually my favorite part of the video, next to watching it rain.

[@tomlorenzen4062]

Problem is he eats pre made crap. Never cooks anything. But still love his work.

[@jakepaul9827]

I love the natural ambience of the large angry fly buzzing the mic at 2:57 🤣

[@sandycummings4791]

It’s 85 here in Florida feels like 98 and we have 80% humidity! Hard to believe fall is just around the corner! Love your videos keep up your hard work! It’s worth it!

[@ketoauntie7301]

Our forecast is that we won't feel 70s until November as usual. Plus, a hurricane is going to effect the east coast this weekend, I'm in the NW.

[@wakh4]

That is the loudest fan for blowing up your mattress. Loud but efficient.

[@NatureSong3609]

First I want to say I love your channel. You make it very interesting and informative. Second, as a recovering alcoholic I want to say thank you for not drinking alcohol on every single episode like so many others out there. It’s refreshing. Nothing against people that drink.. I just appreciate the lack of the booze.

[@bstoker2579]

I love watching these videos, you are so great at making from the amount of thought that goes into about certain angles and the shoots makes it feel like we are there ourselves, to allow a comfortable and informative environment for other to learn along with yourself. Keep up the amazing work!

[@Cs-fz4lz]

I work 3rd shift and these are great videos to come home and fall asleep to, I don't know if I'll ever make it to the ending 😂 Thank for getting out there in this great weather Luke, back to back weeks👍

[@kevinbutton4580]

"So sir why do you have a bazooka in the woods?" "I'm...hiking" lol

[@KaiExploresLife]

I always appreciate honest reviews. I’m a beginner camper. I’m not trying to break the bank. So knowing that my products will do the job at a lower cost, makes me feel good about my purchase. Thanks for sharing.

[@stephaniesmith7317]

Thanx Luke! I needed this today. I'm laying in bed with an infection. Seeing you out enjoying your usual rain soaked camp felt so good. It took my mind away and I was glad to see your beautiful lone wolf mtn. Blessings to you and the family.

[@ilannabell7094]

I'm waking up to yet another calming video, keep it up everyone seems to love the videos

[@JB50713]

Great idea Gary sending our stove to TOGR, that didn't go so well. Lol

[@ascott6804]

Ild rather have a small one than none at all. This goes for everything!!

[@probablypaddy5505]

Simple, great and informative video. Closed my eyes at some points to take me back out there. Haven't been able to go camping in a while so thank you!

[@wendcooper2160]

Your videos have taught me so much about camping out and using camping gear...my favorite is the difference ways you make coffee....I tried it and it was perfect....the one where you boil the coffee and cool it down with water to make saddle before drinking... good job....I have been following your videos since you were around 31 or so. and you appear to be getting younger you and Susie both....

[@1227silver]

I love what you do

[@davidmccoy1378]

The crickets remarkably maintain the same audio level no matter the shot. Fascinating.

[@billbabcock1833]

I'm a 68 year old man who grew up out in the country in Colorado. When I was 13 my grandfather gave me a single shot .22 rifle. He taught me to shoot and everything was about safety. When the day came when he told me I could start shooting on my own, he gave me the best piece of advice I've received to this day. He said, "Don't do anything stupid". I miss him.

[@tomgodheart4557]

Sorry 4 your loss dude and all the fuckin best 4 you...take care and enjoy your life

[@TheDeathtrap22]

i really do respect the honesty you give and the determination for a great review, these videos might help even save lives out in the forest thank you for your videos and time c:

[@frederickthompson8686]

This guy is the real deal. He's far and away the most capable, interesting and watchable of the myriad KZbin outdoorsy channels.

[@kevind2343]

Love the channel.. Aussie here. Love the difference of opinion on all subjects life would be boring without this.

[@leedsleedsleeds1747]

Hi Luke, I always enjoy the start of your videos with just the sounds around you amplified and no music or talking

[@survivalmode8743]

Hi Luke, great video. I totally agree with what you said about those who argue about caliber. I love my 22 and get teased about its power. I say.. If you're good, it's all you need!

[@johnswanson3741]

How about with a charging grizzly......that is the only reason one would need a pistol, and it better be a 44 magnum! Guess I should revise one thought, running into a band of drunken Indians while camping down some back woods trail could be a problem, but any caliber will suffice in that situation versus non at all!

[@kevinhale9400]

I could have sat out under the tarp and listened to the rain all night long at least until I fell asleep. Being out in the rain is so relaxing that it refreshes you and everything around you. Keep going with videos like this my friend.

[@joanbrand7898]

I love when you show the lightning and when you say cheers folks cheers

[@LivvyLittleMonster]

i love how honest you are with your reviews wish i was able to do my camping don’t feel safe enough in england to go alone :(

[@scottrewey8162]

I am so glad I found your channel, good honest opinions! I would love to do more truck camping out of my truck but don't know where to look. Thank you for what you are doing, great video!

[@ketoauntie7301]

Put a shell in the bed & build it up after a few camping trips to how you want it. There are a lot of videos here on YT about it. A truck is good as it can handle the dirt roads better.

[@christineayres7199]

Thank you Luke for uploading this great video on this day , As i needed this to take my mind off the sad passing of our Queen here in the UK , its a very sad day , Rest in peace Queen Elizabeth the Second.

[@Mikesay.]

The table. The top looks pretty sturdy. Enough to keep your beer from falling over.

[@jamesgray2955]

Luke, as always a great video! I agree with you on the useless caliber wars. My wife and daughter do more damage in less time with a .22 than my friends with their "magnums". Besides, whether in the outdoors or in the city, the key is situational awareness. Thanks for all the great videos. You are changing my outlook on "how" to camp.

[@marknesselhaus4376]

I agree with you Luke 100% on the Caliber Wars....and as far as the stove, spot on as to the price vs. features. I would like at least to see that stove have the locking tab for the fuel cart like my el cheapo stoves have. I also would like the stove to handle small cups by having a pot support across the entire burner ( as long as the material can stand the heat ). Good video as usual and glad your back is feeling much better 😀

[@curtevans838]

Luke, I love your honest take on things like overlanding and stuff. I agree that one doesn't need to lose their minds and wallets to overland. It's ultimately "all up to you."

[@christianrodriguez7478]

You just nailed it with the overlanding channels. Some of them show "Budget" overlanding set up and the first thing you see is a $40k Jeep with $10k in wheels/tires and suspension set ups, either a $5k RTT or a $15k overlanding trailer, I still enjoy the videos

[@brittanyweaver4091]

Luke, you have such great videos! I love watching them as a beginner in outdoor gear/camping so thank you! Have you tried adding turmeric to a glass of water for your back-its a natural anti-inflammatory? Thanks again for your reviews. 🤘🏻

[@jenjonnybravo]

Have you tested any "fireproof" tarps? I would still love to have a fire in the rain, possibly under a fireproof tarp. Just wondering if that's possible... or even made yet.

[@masterp2269]

You can get some really nice treated canvas, mildew resistant and flame retardant...maybe even 'proof'...but be prepared to pay!

[@brianmccullough8493]

*CO(1) has entered the chat*

[@funyunmaker3182]

Awesome video Luke growing up dad and I would take the jon boat to the lake with an old canvas tarp and wool blankets a cast iron pan and a percolate coffee pot. That was over 40 years ago and I still remember those times. You are so right you don't need a lot of money to go out and make memories.

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

I am thankful you live in a perpetually rainy area...these videos with the sound of rain on the tent are the best!

[@DrChazKL0T]

“The gun you have is more useful than the one you don’t.” A good .380 with copper polymer rounds is about as much weight as I will carry on a backpacking trip. Statistically, we are safer in the woods than we are in the “civilized” world. I would rather carry an extra liter of water than heavier ammunition.

[@johnswanson3741]

Beware of the Ghetto!! Locked and loaded

[@spiderreed350]

Not me,not if were talking Bear areas. Where I'd have a rifle anyways, probably my 30/06.

[@mikeh3646]

What Seam sealer/water proofer do you use?

[@LazerR0cketB0mb]

I don't know one person who will agree to get shot by a .380

[@spiderreed350]

@@LazerR0cketB0mb I would.. Opposed to a 9mm or .40 or .45cal,any day.

[@surgery6865]

to me.solid gear is a must ! ml love the honesty

[@bettymynatt7339]

Love the rain. Enjoy listening to you talk. Not boring. Have a Blessed day

[@RussHatfield]

The outro song made me think of Steve Wallis, a fellow outdoors YTuber who recently lost his wife. Hope he's doing better. Looks like a bunch of things being tested on this trip out, Luke! Always appreciate your diligence, transparency and look forward to the results! - from the Pacific Northwest

[@alexanderweaver7066]

This was an awesome video and it helped to make my coffee more enjoyable. You brought up a great point about overland camping. No one needs $80,000 or more to enjoy camping. I've camped in the Virginia mountains in a VW Beetle using the car cover for shelter and a hammock. I fished trout for dinner and breakfast cooked over a campfire. It was so much fun. As far as gun caliber I carried a small caliber Ruger. Not once did I have to take it out of my chest pack or holster to defend myself. Using common sense and experience got me out of tricky situations...this is worldwide backpacking treks in my military and civilian experiences. That cell phone booster rig looks like a worthy investment for my van as I travel extensively around the U.S. Thanks again, Luke, for what you give us in your videos from entertainment to sound advice. Oh, that Four Winds stove is not worth $150! I bought a $30 stove at a Korean market in San Diego with a case of fuel a year ago and it works like a proverbial charm...better than my Coleman stove I used as a back up.

[@nic_bravo_whiskey]

I’m a shooter and you nailed it with the know-it-alls and the caliber arguments. I won’t even discuss it with certain types, just walk away.

[@Campingandcookingfamily]

I am having a giggle at the floral patterned table!

[@EfYewRS]

cooking and eating are the best parts of the outdoor videos

[@tamiyastars]

The folks always claiming a bigger gun is needed are the same ones who never carry and always have an excuse why they didn’t that day.

[@markrossnagel4680]

Retired military and I carry. The caliber of the man is more important than the caliber in the weapon. Glad to see that you give good honest reviews on the equipment, fluff means nothing when you need something dependable. If my Taco was a long bed I would contemplate sleeping back there but at 6'2" and 5'truck bed, it's out of the equation. Thanks, hope you are doing alright with the winter storms. Stay safe and God bless.

[@curiosityintrigue]

When he said here smell this, when he held the plate up, I swear I could and it smelled delicious.

[@carlrobison6065]

The stove is like many others, but that one is yours.... nice.

[@nomadzatara]

Thanks for the Thursday Adventure Luke. It's something I always look forward to and always give a thumbs up to. Your commitment to the channel is amazing. Cheers!

[@walterlindzius7005]

I have 2 weboosts phone amps 1 in truck and 1 in my travel trailer and I won’t travel without them. They work great

[@monaangeloutdoors514]

I have been watching your channel since the kids were really little and it has always been something that really adds value to my life. You helped me to start camping again. I find it very inspirational that you do not let your back pain stop you from camping and outdoor activities! 👍🏻

[@oldcrackadated]

You are 100% correct on shot placement over caliber, this from a real combat veteran

[@lindadirickson2874]

The portable fire pit and oat meal with peanut and jelly are my favorite

[@Westdesign03]

Just want to say I love your work! You’ve inspired me to get back into camping and the general outdoor lifestyle I used to be into years ago. I love your solo truck camping videos the most. In the rain/storms is even better. I do love your gear reviews of course too!

[@bobbyanderson7233]

Think I enjoy the storm videos the most. Very relaxing.

[@evelynpagan6762]

Thanks for being honest and transparent about your gear review! It helps!

[@patrickhopkins6994]

I travel full time in my trailer, and always boondock away from the crowds. Because of that, my cell service isn't always sufficient for emergencies. I purchased the same We Boost system you have a few years ago, and wherever I am, if I have at least one bar. It will boost it to at least 3, and often times, more. Absolutely love it.

[@commonsgiant]

.177 to rule them ALLLLLLL! Been using that chest rig setup for years since I first saw you wearing it. Works great and most people don't know what they are looking at.

[@tremoroverlanding]

2 things. 1. We use those weboosts in field vehicles and they seem to work good when you have some form of service. The mag mount antenna seems to suck more than the perm mount. 2. Overlanding channels seem to focus more on the “clout” than anything. I try to do a mix of “off-roading, site seeing, and cooking. And maybe some knowledgeable insight along the way. Love the channel. If you ever get out to Montana hit me up, love to take out on some epic routes!

[@moebius2k103]

I nearly subscribed but then I realised this is just one big infomercial channel.

[@johnjensen8470]

Sets up two tents… sleeps in truck lol! Gotta love it Luke!

[@sassylady2001]

So glad you haven't given up camping in your truck or a tent or a tarp because you have a trailer and Susie's van. Those just are not camping to me... I am loving this overnight truck camp.

[@scottcline8941]

I was a combat medic and served on three combat tours to Iraq and Afghanistan and caliber doesn’t matter, in the right hands any caliber can wound and/or kill your opponent. I was also a paramedic for the city of Chicago and there too caliber didn’t matter. A bullet does one thing very well, damage whatever it hits. Learn your weapon, fire only when you have to, and remember there is no reset button in life. Once you have pulled the trigger your life will never be the same as it was before. Yes I carry but I have seen too much death and pulled too many wounded to take another life unless I absolutely have no other option. Stay safe out there, Luke you’re awesome as always.

[@brianmurdock7428]

Phone booster and fire pit were my favs! Thanks!

[@jomormont]

Funnily enough the cooking and eating is one of my fav parts

[@dansadler2319]

Your comment about the firearm was on point it seems like everybody wants to argue glad you didn't play into it

[@gaildavis710]

I broke my back about 3 years ago and man the pain!!!! I'm right there with you. Take care and Be careful.

[@trirycheman]

Bub, I feel your pain. Literally. I have chronic lower back pain, severe at times. It sucks. I fell on my knee in late June. Two weeks ago, I was "training" after that injury and COVID, by climbing some hills at a local park and descended a STEEP hill and now I have water on that same knee. UGH. Haven't been able to get out in the woods for two weeks now.

[@ironked]

I like your short camp videos. It doesn't have to be a week long affair. Throw some basic gear on the pickup or the van. KISS. Head to a park or forest. Getting a free weekend was difficult. It dawned on me that being self employed, I could make my own schedule. Sunday afternoon for a day or two is ideal. Most campgrounds are deserted. Also a drizzy night works. Just made sure my old dome tent was seam sealed and retreated with water repellent. Some of the most peaceful nights ever.

[@redflipper992]

love this channel, man. it's hard to imagine all of the effort that goes into setting up shots so that there is continuity of your activities that we can enjoy.

[@davespoemsandsongs9497]

Luke I always like watching your video when you go on your camping trip also the review that you give on your products like tents and Stoves thank for sharing them with me

[@craigmooring2091]

Speaking of the caliber wars: eating stir-fry with a spork is like bringing a knife to a gunfight. Where were your chopsticks?

[@williammenchen2432]

We should get a glimpse of of the cabin every now and then!

[@williamwinder3466]

4:45 I have the exact same fan and it did wonders during a blackout in summer.

[@janumski_6399]

Thanks for the honest review at 7:12 it really helps the consumers

[@douglasreeves9938]

Totally agree. I served for over 20 years in the USN. My primary carry is a .45acp. That is what I qualified on. My backup is .380acp, just because I like it and hit at what I aim.

[@jasonb2659]

"Ha! Crom laughs at your Fore winds stove. Laughs from his Gander Mountain!"

[@sandral2178]

I think Lone Wolf Mountain is your happy place, especially when Susie is with you, I love your adventures! Thanks for another outdoor adventure!

[@lolamustain9448]

Love the video very good 👍

[@brnrecluse2946]

Honest reviews. Strength and honor.

[@randomichannel]

I have that chair, and I bring it with my hikes, so got to say that's my favorite gear out of those, now that you asked.

[@rileydpss8989]

Love it. Keep them coming

[@andrewgable7273]

Nice rain. Love it. I'm in the market for a signal booster, so I'll keep track of your input about it. The stove, I agree with you, too expensive. One the blue tent, I'd pass on it. I hate sags. Strong and rigid is what I prefer. Loving my Snugpak Cave tent. It has been set up in my backyard all summer. Great tent. On your caliber discussion, I have always been in the mind frame, choose a caliber that is comfortable for you to handle AND train with. 9mm isn't my fave, but that is my EDC caliber. For the woods, I tend to lean more for larger calibers that can put the hurts on a bear, brown or black. 10mm, 41 Rem Mag are my general "woods" calibers for me. Till next video, take care!!

[@rhondabee467]

I really enjoy watching your videos you have great gear and your always prepared.

[@DirtyJakTheDustyBean]

We have been starting to camp again and are loving watching your videos and reviews!

[@jasenhicks]

Sometimes a piece of gear does it's job so well you forget it's there, like the table. From the looks of it at the end you got some use out of it but forgot to talk about it. Sounds like a good thing to me.

[@Sandalphonn]

greetings, in regard to your question at the end, I think mine would be the table, it looks like it is a substantial work surface. Stay safe out there.

[@markbakovic4978]

Luke your cooking what a surprise I just love all information keep testing the all outdoors merchandise thank you for sharing God Bless

[@susanhartmann9786]

Great relaxing time for me again ,I,m not for guns, I liked that table xthank you again and the music is 🥰🥰

[@lindawoods6841]

Hello Luke, so glad your back is feeling better.. I enjoyed the whole video.. and cheers to normal!

[@wkemp2217]

Cell phone booster is my favorite. Thank you.