Taking Shelter - Storm Camping With Budget Gear - Overnight Lightning, Rain and Fog Adventure

Get ready for a wet and stormy adventure!
For this trip, Luke is out for a camping trip with budget camping gear and shortly after making it to camp, thunder begins to boom in the distance.
This is a wet, stormy and foggy trip; get some coffee ready and kick back and enjoy!
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[@djtruckieplaylist6820]

By far, I am not a camper anymore. Last time I went tent camping, I think I was 16 years old! I am now in my late 50s and stuck in a wheelchair. Watching your videos, I imagine my self, where you are...experiencing what you experience. Brings back wonderful memories! Thank you :)

[@TotalRandomGamer]

sorry brother,hope you get to go someday

[@savannahcatchat]

I feel you. I am disabled myself and live the camping life through him.

[@gagehoward6997]

@@savannahcatchat if there’s a will there’s a way!!!!

[@CryMeARiver63]

@@gagehoward6997 it all depends on their disability.

[@thedarknessunderneathpodca6366]

@@savannahcatchat if it is any consolation to you both, it seems like they are doing amazing things in science and might be able to both reverse aging and fix many disabilities in the foreseeable future.

[@ChrisKerel]

I don't know if you realise the sheer standard of journalism you bring to the table here. You have a sense of integrity that is getting increasingly difficult to come by in this day and age. When it comes to the "reviewing stuff" sphere of things I consider you the gold standard when it comes to credibility and independence from financial pressures. You manage to do this while also making some of the most beautiful, relaxing, educational and all-around wholesome videos I have seen. Keep up the good work!! (PS: You should check out a Finnish youtuber called Ali Leinio, I am sure you will absolutely adore him if you don't know about him already.

[@TOPTENTRAVEL01]

I worked in production out of college, and all I can think is: set up the shot, start the camera, run back on the the trail, walk past the camera, walk back to the camera and retrieve it. Walk on and repeat. Hats off, man - that is so much thought and work and energy into creating a great final product.

[@TexasRoast]

Storm camping is honestly the best kind of camping in my opinion. So long as it rains overnight anyways.

[@punchfisttop]

yer vids become more increasingly beautifully shot as if we are there with you... That is greatly appreciated my friend!!!

[@caidanrippon6732]

Shush

[@joycedellinger2528]

In my opinion, you can't have a camping trip without a thunderstorm. I enjoy your videos.

[@markwagoner3599]

64 years old I certainly live vicariously through your videos.

[@er5406]

That smoke bug repellent reminds me of my childhood. Used to be drive-in theaters would sell those in a spiral shape with a little metal stand. You would light it up, put it on the dashboard, and be able to enjoy the movie with the windows rolled down. At that time I lived across the river from New Orleans.

[@getyourfitonproductions]

Love the quote at the very beginning of the video...I have always told my kids that one of the best sounds is to lay inside a tent and listen to the rain hit the tent.

[@fairwind3111]

I don’t even know why, but I think this is my favorite video and I’m only half way through!

[@audreybronson2710]

I am new to the channel, and the thing I like about the videos are that Luke makes you feel like you are right there camping with him. I can watch for hours. I get my 15 seconds or 20 seconds of Zen, when he shows the views or listens to the rain on the tent. Great work Luke, wish I knew you in person. What a great friend you must be.

[@tnpis4me]

I'll bet you walk twice as far just setting up the camera, walking past it, then moving it to the next spot and starting over😃

[@besto764]

At least and all for us

[@sherryh7485]

I'd use a drone to set up comings and goings, no need to keep backtracking to set up and retrieve.

[@marko7969]

Production quality is amazing

[@painsaw845]

Yes maybe he should mount a GoPro on a RC Truck to drive it to the position where he wants the camera to be.

[@changein3d]

But instead stopping, taking the drone out, set it up, adjust settings, film the part, land it, packing it in and moving on 😳 And after 20 minutes of footage the battery is empty, so I imagine it to be not a good solution. Maybe I am wrong, I don’t know much about drooooones 🚃🚃🚃

[@theotherdave8013]

man i love this channel. Honest reviews, common sense, good humor and yes...thunderstorms.

[@tomjellifer4140]

10 minutes in and the first cup of coffee. Very good

[@chalion8399]

Thanks for making this part of your life. Making camping videos, gear reviews and testing videos, you're all around a super youtube video content creator and we're better off for it.

[@visnuexe]

Yay! Less expensive but serviceable gear! Right up my alley! Sure, I'd love to get gear I could use for a generation. Nothing better than tried and true gear. I stumbled upon a little 2 man tent at an army surplus store that I got for 30 bucks. I've used it for at least 15 years until the poles broke. I bought repair poles, but never fixed it. I still have the little blighter! It got me through a tornado touch down near my tent, and some high winds during winter that bent the tent down almost to the ground. Small is strong!

[@Golddragon214]

Camping like this is what I really love. Just a short hike, set up and enjoy. The rain is a bonus. Thanks for sharing this trip with us.

[@Houseofden]

Bibimbap is kind of a savory leftovers dish. Bowl of rice mixed with whatever proteins and vegetables you have. Add sesame oil, soy sauce and gochuchang and you’re in business. You can also make specific types without the leftovers. The red spicy sauce is gochuchang, a fermented red pepper. Your local Target and Walmart should carry it.

[@jamesb1635]

So nice for Seniors and anyone who loves and misses the great outdoors

[@mzinns]

Nice vid Luke. Im wondering if you could highlight food and drink that is not individually wrapped in plastic. When I camp, I use re-usable containers and bags. I realize you are trying food that people send you, but before all this individual wrapped portions were the norm, we used to pack our food and coffee ourselves. Thanks for considering this idea.

[@thomasfletcher4765]

There's been some videos where he's brought food to cook while on trips ( not a lot , but some )

[@TraitofSiNN727]

2 things I had useful for being stuck in the rain was my army ground sheet and army poncho.

[@darlenekozlovskis6907]

My husband said in the field all they had was a poncho liner? He was with the 101st. I can't imagine lying on the ground with nothing to cover or protect you.

[@terryrogers1025]

“ is that rumble I’m hearing thunder?” Then comes the smile that says sweet. Good review, thanks for the walk along.

[@nmbarngoddess5868]

Ur vids allow me to imagine myself there camping and enjoying the beauty that nature offers. I’m in New Mexico and as a firefighter my family and friends don’t get to camp with the wildfires we have this year. So thank u for reminding me the beauty of nature and the fun it can be.

[@connienelson1515]

The camp out may not have been what you planned but very relaxing as always when you find yourself in that situation. Enjoyed immensely.

[@Kreedogger]

My Dad told me about your channel over a year ago. I've Been here ever since. Your videos are KZbin gold TOGR! Happy Father Day Weekend to all.

[@alexanderweaver7066]

The advice on gear selection was excellent and would behoove newcomers to listen and practice it. I loved this adventure and appreciate all you and Susie do for the outdoors community. I remember when Walmart stocked Lithic gear and that it did not last and recall Lithic items being returned to Customer Service. I would chuckle and think, yeah, Luke was right. Five hundred bucks is a helluva bargain for quality gear.

[@sreejithks9250]

Dear Luke, I bought the bag after seeing your review. Its amazing and I have already put it through lots of treks. Its mindblowing how much things I can put inside it and still not worry about those zippers. Best budget friendly bag. Thank you Luke.

[@AmputeeAdventureChannel]

I started out with all Walmart stuff when I got into it in 2013.

[@terrym1065]

Cool little trip Luke👍 Nice products used in this video, they all worked good. My tent would've been under the tarp, different strokes for different folks. Love me some mountains showers, fresh air and nature. Great filming, thanks for bringing us along. See ya next week! Enjoy!

[@gerrys798]

That forest looks so peaceful, away from the hassle and bustle of human life. Great for mind and body

[@missedmurphy]

Great video as always, Luke. Your adventures are even better when it rains. Thank you

[@drc1883]

You gave this young man some real good advise.

[@cherylkilbourn3773]

Hi Luke. Hope your family is doing well! I have a question and I'm just going to ask it. Have you ever heard anything strange, something you didn't recognize? I've heard so much about the forests on the Appalachian trail and was just curious if you guys ever had any experiences. Your videos are so interesting, especially when your family gets to join you. Thanks so much for these. We kind of live vicariously through you. Stay safe and keep on keeping on!

[@Tom-tt1vg]

Luke I have been a subscriber for over 6 or so years and probably your the first I have discovered. Thank you buddy. I really enjoy your camping ing hiking trips also thank you Susan for coming along these awesome trips. Lone wolf shout out to you all.

[@Dutcharmytent]

The camera work is first class. Keep the humour going, just love it.

[@lggb3588]

I think rain videos is the best. Fire is great when camping but.. rain is amazing. My best wishes

[@DaGarbageDisposal]

Started watchin' ypur channel a month ago and to say the least I love it and your personality. "Cheers my friend, cheers" I started my YouTuve channel as a professional eater eatin' up to 12lb pizzas and burgers myself for challenges. My new challenges are what I call survival series. I already completed my first series last month and will do the next startin' Summer's Eve (Monday 20th, day before summer, yeah I like to joke a lot too). I will be goin'on my forst backpackin' hike 32miles at the Noxubee Trail in Ackerman MS. In the Tombigbee National Forest. 100-102 degrees everday and will be there 4 days. I am glad I fou d ypur cha nel to watch all the reviews you do as well as your videos for tips as well. Tha ks my friend, thanks. My sayin' is "Have a gr8 day unless you made other plans"

[@a.ramosakadrumgrl6677]

My first stove was a cheap one, but I saved up for my PocketRocket 2 & I’m now satisfied for the value of my stove. I saved up for my Outdoor Vitals -15°F bag and now I’m saving for my shelter. It is true about saving your money and getting value. I like the philosophy of “buy once, cry once!”

[@charleschrismon9482]

I just wanted to say one thing to you: I watch alot of camping videos and the one thing thats different about you and them is the lack of arrogance. I appreciate that alot. I'm disabled so I can't help you with donations and stuff but I enjoy watching your videos alot. I wish there was a way I could help you. God bless you and have a fantastic day, Sir. Thank you for what you do and for maintaining a decent attitude.

[@glenystranter6423]

Hi Luke. Thanks for doing a lot of videos with good quality budget gear, because a lot of people can't afford the higher-priced stuff.

[@lesleyclark3162]

Luke, I discovered your channel, about a week or so again, and to say I'm addicted is an understatement, I'm a 68 y/o young at heart, but can't imagine doing what you do. You could say I am living vicariously through your adventures. It warms my heart to see the love and journeys you and Susie do together. I get exhausted walking the dogs, lol, I cannot imagine hiking some of those mountains. I love the storms and snow adventures. after living in Minnesota for 35 years, I appreciate the cold and weathers unpredictable nature. my philosophy is you can always get warm, but you can only get SO naked, legally! Ha Ha give me cool temps and light breezes. Such a huge fan now and am going back to watch all your videos. Your a true outdoorsman and your appreciation and respect for nature is inspiring, Hugs from Iowa my "new friends", safe travels! cheers from a fellow coffee lover!

[@FrednDeeDee]

I carry a hot Thermos of coffee (4 cups) with me when camping to start things off. Yes, I'm a coffee achiever, and giving a cup of coffee to a newfound friend along the trail is akin to offering gold. Once a fellow traded me a bunch of venison jerky for a cup of hot coffee. I always pack extra instant coffee for such occasions. Hot coffee on a rainy day does wonders to keep warm inside and the damp feeling at bay. Buy budget but do not buy cheap.

[@evdiersing5442]

Glad you said don't drink water coming off tent or tarp. Many people do not know it is harmful for us. Thanks for you videos and reviews!

[@bighoss7603]

Tasters nasty should really be a sponsor for your channel Luke. Also keep up the great work. Thank you for all you do.

[@heathereusden3029]

You really capture the weather and location beautifully:) Excellent advice about gear. You thank your viewers, but we thank you for the excellent quality of your videos, your integrity and honesty. I always learn something new, see something awe inspiring or have a respite from the less wonderful things happening in our world:) Best Wishes. Cheers.

[@Lisapookiebear]

I just love this. I watch every day. Need my TOGR fix. I’m sitting in the UK and living the dream through this. Cheers, my friends, Cheers ❤

[@kuyaks]

they had to include garbage products.. that's the being inclusive part.. 😁😂 the shots of the trees wrap in mist looks awesome.. cool gear review.. good advice 👍

[@philipp7382]

Love the whole storm camping thing, it's what i worry about when i go out hiking

[@annenamishia9902]

Luke you make camping fun. I so love to camp. It can be stormy, snowing, and even quite scary. I could not camp alone. But I do love it.

[@kimkimba1131]

Was wondering why you put the tarp up so far away from your tent? If it ends up pouring for hours, you now have to get into the tent soaking wet. Good show

[@rachelmarcheterre]

In another video, he spoke of a triangle with 100 feet between each : tent, tarp and bear bag or container. For safety I believe.

[@Julian_Kurt]

I think because it was the best place to put each. And walking a couple times a night from one to the other is not that bad. But I would have also put the tarp over the tent. So you can sit under the tarp with all the stuff right next to yourself

[@rachelmarcheterre]

@@Julian_Kurt no, I think it was a set up for safety in case of bears visiting. Not sure if it's the video about conquering your fears of going camping.

[@Julian_Kurt]

@@rachelmarcheterre ok, could you explain that ? Im from europe so no idea how to handle bear 😂

[@annettemalaski1967]

Luke, thanks for taking us along with you on your trips to the great outdoors! ❤ Best wishes to you and Susie!

[@carolyngreen1673]

I'm 64 and have been camping all around country since I was 16. Your right all you need is not overly expensive gear and you've got yourself a great time. My problem is were I live camp sites are getting crazy expensive. expensive.

[@billmitchell7731]

I Hulk smashed that like button. Awsome video my friend. I cant afford 400 dollar tents so these budget videos realy help. I was one of the people who kept bugging you to do a review on the Coleman tent. It did good no leakage 👍🏻🤣. I was hoping you would do a rainy camping trip in it. I guess I have a warm spot for Coleman. It's what we used when I was a kid . Coleman tent, stove and lantern. Our tent was canvas. I guess that means I'm old 🤣🤣🤣

[@CrakkerJaks]

Love these “budget” gear videos. This is exactly what I was hoping for when I asked for them :) not sure you saw them, but I sure do appreciate them. I also was happy to see you using the Forclaz pack. I bought it because of your review video a while back.

[@kathynichols6602]

My parents and I went on a hike when I was a kid and a thunderstorm moved in quickly and a tree close to us was struck by lightning and my ears would not stop ringing for like 2 hours. It really scared me as I was afraid I lost my hearing. I’m could not hear my parents talking to me. So I would be a little freaked out to be in the woods with a thunderstorm. Glad you recorded it. I love the sound of the rain 😊. Really appreciate you sharing your knowledge on your gear.

[@JB50713]

Beautiful videography Luke! I love the way you capture everything from lighting a stove to rain caught on the tree branches.

[@fionag8869]

Omg....i loved that sunrise, thats a nice coffee drinkin sunrise!!

[@caspercattrell1598]

I've said it before, and I'll say it again...the Taster's Nasty content on this channel is unbeatable. Absolutely wonderful. Thanks Luke.

[@tomjellifer4140]

I have been watching your shows for a long time and used to camp, but the years have caught up with me. I would suggest a show or a segment on sanitary arrangements basically for the new campers. Where to set up your dumpsite, how to set it up, and how to leave it. what kind of toilet paper to buy and other little things that no one ever talks about. I'm sure you know exactly what I mean. Thanks again for rolling back the years.

[@stevemick6569]

Another great overnighter in the rain.

[@celeste15001]

A thumbs up for the advice....A Good Mentor

[@bryand2978]

You must have 1 room in your house dedicated for camping gear storage. I like your channel you remind me of my Dad how much you love camping gear.

[@nancyhines5942]

I really enjoy your videos. My body can’t go out anymore. So you go and I can go along. Your videos sure help me to not feel trapped.

[@scottversaw3344]

Great videography. I could almost smell the pine trees.

[@aussieas3073]

I think your a rain magnet Another great watch thanks man

[@connienelson1515]

He could always watch your videos or email you for advice which you are kind enough to give to those who are serious about camping/hiking. Loved the fog! Cool.

[@daadadda]

Cutting through these trees sure wasn't as easy peasy as you made it look. Respect for investing that energy to save others the trouble

[@Jimmyjam241]

Man, I’d love that weather. We finally got some rain in metro Phoenix area. It’s been 6-months lmao.

[@AG-pm3tc]

I appreciate the shot you gave us compering what you see and the brightness of the camera. Thanks, a great video as always.

[@mawmawvee]

Love the quote by Longfellow!

[@MakinEndsMeet69]

Hi Luke, as for me I love spice whether it's from fresh things or powders or whatever I love hot. But I will give you a check tip of the day if you think that a meal may be too spicy for you just bring a little sugar and sprinkle it on top it will almost always kill the burn. Many blessings to you and your family Luke as always

[@bubblegumsnaps997]

I really enjoyed this video and your message on building your camping kit and that it does not need to be expensive!!! Be well!

[@lindawoods6841]

Hi Luke, I thought it was so cool your introduction starts with Henry Wadsworth Longfellow a great poet, love the quote,, goes well with this video,, and also l am now getting to watch the video and thank you so much for sharing.

[@leoameoso820]

You are a tent ninja 🥷!

[@ferebeefamily]

Please send some rain to the coast of NC Luke. Our corn and soybeans need it. Thank you for the video.

[@FD_Boss]

That Decathlon pack reminds me of a lightweight ILBE with no PALS webbing.

[@margaretwaters7715]

I love the truth about things you have tried. I don't have money to waste. Thanks ;)

[@rc3082]

Two thumbs up Luke!

[@hokudadog7637]

Ohh, half packet of sauce would have sufficed! Glad it was tasty! Good call on the tarp

[@forrestunderwood3174]

The unsung hero of this camping trip was the chair.

[@marksmith2298]

I like how one man’s opinion can make a company pull their defective product. Makes me feel warm inside. The little man’s voice is finally being heard. 😉👍

[@StreetShots79]

That light is so easy on the eyes

[@fairwind3111]

I’m also really liking the use of rope lights, I would not have through of that

[@danielsweeney6742]

Never heard of a sweat bee until a few years back. I got stung by one and had an allergic reaction for several days my hand swelled up and could not use my fingers. Sweat bee are no joke!

[@visnuexe]

They truely love yo get down your shirt to find the tender out part to bite too. It usually happens to me when bathed in sweat while working vigorously in the yard. I see them all the time chasing each other, and eating white flies. They actually help to keep bad bugs away, but they tax you too!

[@jimdubois445]

My Lafuma 40 is probably 15 years old and it’s my favorite warm weather bag!

[@janetburrows137]

You seem too be having thunder storm after thunderstorm!!!!!! ❤️🙏💕🥰👍

[@paulshepherd1348]

Another enjoyable camp , that gear does look good, and that is reasonably priced. No fire this time... but I always enjoy the rain. 👍

[@exploringnature6319]

I enjoy all your videos,they are not boring. Specially we maybe move to NC. I’ve been watching lots of videos of NC and is very beautiful the state. At least in some places. We are studying the state very well. We have 3 girls but 2 live with us,we are a family people. Hope some day we can meet,my husband is from montana and I’m from Puerto Rico, my girls born in Az.

[@vickiehamilton6596]

Love you videos got my husband hooked on them too he loves the sound of rain on tarps and tents

[@bryangarton2313]

💞 your show😎

[@mariaotero5601]

Awesome video great rain ☔ awesome tarp and rent!

[@shannonbaldus5458]

OKAY that log that fell when you were just starting to set up freaked me out a bit lol. had to go back to see what that was.

[@keln08]

Thank you Luke!

[@toxicflowz4568]

aaaaah another video yeeeeeeah !! LET'S DO THIS !! :)

[@NailsBySue]

Thank you so much for sending me to sleep. And I mean that in the best possible way 👍🙂

[@albertbeauchesne2882]

Like, I've been with you for awhile. Always an adventure. Thoughtful commentary and, great videography.

[@fatmanfaffing4116]

So true about investing in good gear. We bugged out last weekend because we got a dangerous wind warning, up to 130km/h (70mph), I had no concerns as my tarp and hammock are top quality. My two girls were using budget gear that I was concerned wouldn't handle the wind. Still, had they the sme kit as me I would still have bugged out; a pine forest with lots of potential widow makers is no place for anyone let alone teenagers in hammocks.

[@NosittapNomis]

Great advice as always we'll done......

[@DJuanderer]

Hello, Great video and the ambiance of sorroundings seems to bring peace. That's why I myself really love nature and embrace its beauty!!! Keep safe always!!! Greetings from Philippines

[@plop55]

I have a lot of Teton gear, all has served me well without breaking the bank. I especially like their XXL sleeping bags.

[@billcampbell1627]

I was steered away from isobutane stoves. We always used liquid fuel and the stoves of choice were multi fuel. We usually had an aircraft nearby, or a vehicle. Or the enemy had an aircraft or a vehicle we could borrow from. They are heavier, but they work when it real cold and at high altitude. The stove of choice was MSR multi fuel. Was noisy but it worked. I'm in the process of converting my mind to butane. The gear is easier to change than your mind. Nice video. Thanks