Remember as a kid setting the tent up in the backyard during the summer? This guys doing it as an adult. Dudes frigg'n rad.

"Im going to pour myself a quick whiskey and we're going to talk about saftey" you get my like sir

Thank you so much for what you do! I am a former U.S. Marine with combat-related PTSD, and am currently battling pancreatic cancer. I say this not for pity, but letting you know I live vicariously through you and some other outdoor adventurers since I'm not able to be outdoors in the wild anymore. Your channel helps me relax so much! I do think I could handle camping with you and Crazy Neighbor, however. So if you want a third party, let me know brother! Lol. I live in Minnesota, so I'm used to the cold! 🔥🖤⛺🐻🦅🦆🍁🌭🇺🇸🇨🇦

Wife: I bet he’s out cheating Steve: H O T T E N T

I love the feeling of being toasty warm in a freezing cold environment....I love sleeping in a super cold room and being all snug as a bug under my warm comfy blanky

Best use of employee manual ever...

Some say he’s still taking off layers to this day...

I like to throw boiling hot water in the summer and it instantly turns into hot rain.

So his sister comes over to visit from out of town and he goes out to camp in the yard for the night LOL - Legend!

When snow creeks as you walk on it, you know it’s damned cold.

When your wife kicks you out but u make the best of it and make a video

me at 3am: i need to sleep youtube: what about a hot tent ?

When i lived in Russia we had a house outside the city which did not have any plumbing or any way of heating it up other than the stove/furnace made out of bricks (not really sure how to translate it correctly!). Anyway my dad and I used to go there in winter (about -30C) and heat up the house. It would take awhile, maybe a few hours to heat up the whole house. We would go to the forest to collect firewood. i used to really enjoy the whole process, especially cooking some food once its warm! :)

First Steve video I ever watched. Had terrible depression and anxiety and watching this video gave me a ton of comfort. Steve's videos were some of the only things that ever gave me solace. I always go back to this video.

I love how Steve causally just taught us all about co2 safety. Love it.

Lol, Steve not editing out the removal of 11 sweatshirts is precisely why I watch this channel!!! 🤣🤣🤣

Just gonna rip a few pages out of my company’s training manual lmfaoooo

-Take off a layer or two and start cooking some sloppy joes.. Literally films him taking off 5 shirts with no edit. This guy is hilarious and doesn’t even know it. Drops a pound of frozen unseasoned meat in a pan ..“Campin food, gottaaaa love it” lmao

Your cooking and “hunkering down” in your truck brought me to your channel and I’ve been faithfully binge watching everyday for a month now! 😁

When the housing market bubbles to unaffordable levels and you watch videos like this to be informed about cheap backup plans.

It's crazy how interesting this is to me.

What i love about Steve is that he is entirely himself, eg 20:03. He isnt someone with a KZfaq channel and they make camping content. He is only Steve

"time got away from me, I was listening to music and having a whiskey" Me: subscribes.

The ice shack is a little ol' place where We can hunker down

I can definitely use this when mother-in-law visits.

this video is most Canadian thing I've seen in a while...

"gonna take off a layer" *removes 4 hoodies*

"Those who have seen me before know I hunker down." Freaking lol, too awesome!

"Take off a layer or so" *removes a jacket and 3 hoodies*

Thanks Canada for making this training film for all the homeless in Seattle !!!

We don't really have Sloppy Joe here in the UK, I certainly never saw it before but watching you hunker down with that meaty delight last night got me real hungry for one. Needless to say, Chef Steve inspired my dinner this evening and god damn is Joe a sloppy piece of delicious. Thanks for all that you do, you rock. ✌

Jesus I love this guys vids. Someone give him his own tv show. I literally cant stop watching

Guys listen to him, he works with propane and propane accessories

Me: “It’s 2 am and this guy is just eating sloppy joes now??” Also me watching him at 2am: “Damn I could eat some sloppy joes right now 🤔”

When you're so cold that you reach into a lit fire to adjust the logs

This was first video I watched 4 years ago. I wanted to watch again because of the loss that Steve had today. This is the remembrance of his wife.

Former resident of Alaska (and also former smoker) here. We also used zippo lighters instead of bic's because at -40 bics dont work :)

As an industrial hygienist, much respect, "I'm gonna pour myself a whiskey right quick, and lets talk about safety". From now on, this is how my safety briefs will be conducted lol

When you layer like this you have to buy your hoodies in Medium, Large, XL, XXL, XXXL...

Not sure how I got here but this comment section is lit

Page 6 paragraph 3 specifically states that using the company training manual as a fire starter is immediate grounds for termination. Oops!

The squeaking snow informs me your telling the truth of Sub-Zero temps. I'm from North Dakota

He's out in -40 deg weather. I'm from Southern California people won't outside when it's 40 deg F. Steve You're the man!!!!

All of you commenting on Steve reaching into the wood stove to adjust the logs, it's really not a big deal. Once you've got experience burning a fire, you get an idea for what parts of a piece of wood aren't actually on fire and are cool enough to be safe to touch. Obviously Steve has that experience.

Had to subscribe when u put pages from the company manual in the fire. 👍

you got my like for burning the company manual

A tent with fire and some whiskey. Sounds like a good time.

🇺🇸🇺🇸TRUMP 2020 BABY!!!! LETS GOO!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸

"If the bark catches were in business". If not I'll be apologising to my wife and hope she will let me back in.

Dudes just half cut pigging out on Joe's in -40 hahaha amazing

LOL! *Camping* in the backyard... what a hero! You go Stevie.

When I was younger I would frequently wake up with a hot tent.

"I'm going to pour myself a quick whiskey and we're going to talk about saftey" (puts whiskey next to fire)

The more I watch these videos over and over again, the more I comprehend. Great editing. Thanks to Steve, beautiful Wife, and crazy neighbor.

Hey Steve, that poor hand! I know that burn hurt. Here's an old trick my husband learned working in restaurants, and I've used it many times throughout the years too. If you get burned, put mustard on the burn immediately. The cold of the mustard will stop the skin damage, and the vinegar draws the heat out. You'll see the area of mustard directly over the burn dry out while the skin around still has wet mustard on it. That means it's working and helping. Just rinse with cool water and reapply. I realize this video is 3 years old but I'm sure that, playing with fire as much as you do, you're gonna get burned again. Be careful and take care!

I like to see the frost dripping down and love the sounds of the water dropping on the hot wood stove

Gonna pour myself some Whisky and we talk about Safety for a second. LOL.

"Lemme pour a quick glass o whiskey, and we can talk about saftey for a second" two things I didnt expect to hear tonight

Wife: My sister is coming to visit and stay a few nights. Him: HOT TENT CAMPING

UK fan Steve, not all from the USA

In all honesty, this seems like a lot of fun and very relaxing. I might have to try this when winter comes here in Minnesota

Would you say you work with propane and propane accessories?

My ex wife’s heart is -32 degrees as well

Thank you for your service. Sending prayers for your recovery.

Hitting our first 90F days of summer here, and I'm watching Steve camp in -20F. I'd rather be there than here. Can layer up plenty when cold, but can only take so much off when it's hot.

I’d love to do this but I live in the north suburbs of Chicago to do this id need a sawed off shotgun and a bible lol cool video bro

My FBI agent suggested this video after my friend and I were talking about cold weather camping. Thanks fam!

Here in Alabama when we throw water in the air it evaporates 😂

Man that’s my kind of camping! 30 below and 30ft from the house!! About 2:30 am I would say ( screw it! Let’s go in the House and cook some sausage and eggs, biscuits and gravy.) 🤣🤣

That's the best use I've ever seen for a company manual 😄

3 years later and he still holds true to "just get the damn thing lit"

"Time got away from me, i was listening to music and drinking whiskey, its about 2am now" *feels*

At -33 I would have stuffed that thing full of wood and kept it that way until the stove and pipe turned red and the stove started roaring and jumping around the tent like a rabbit.

I can’t wait each video just to see what Steve is COOKING 👍!!!

“In the mean time, always boondock” saw a flash of your youth there 👏🏻 thanks Steve!

I've watched your videos for about a week and I'm now one of your biggest fans. I hope you are still doing this. I live in St. Albert atm and can truly appreciate the environment as I've lived in Edmonton and Calgary all my 32 years. Keep it going bud 👌🏻

Some people think camping in these conditions is crazy. I say, bring it on! Thanks for sharing your video.

“I’m gonna pour myself a whiskey and we’ll talk about safety here for a second.” LEGEND

I spent a week at a time in my Gazelle pop up tent (NOT in freezing temps, but down to the high 30's) and with a small heater and carbon monoxide detector thought "I could live in this forever." Thanks for the inspiration!

I live in louisiana and am sick of the heat. I need a canadian friend to invite me for a whiskey in a hot tent in -30 weather

I like your style , this made a great change from the usual 300 miles from civilisation , camping alone fighting off hungry bears and rubbing 2 sticks together to make a fire then eating uncooked rattlesnake for dinner...whisky was a nice touch too.

Greetings from the emerald isle of Ireland ☘️🇨🇮 ☘️

The squeaking sound of the snow always makes me shiver, which makes watching Steve’s really cold winter videos a challenge!

Steve I really enjoy what you are doing ,being a Canadian myself ,I understand the cold.

“Alright well we’re going to have another day of productivity....ehh we’ll see” 🤣 26:27

jameson. brings back some "not so good" memories.

I love hot tent winter camping!! Steve inspired me a few years back to take it up! Now my son and I go out often throughout winter here in Ontario. Hopefully Steve does more winter camping videos this winter!

I live in Georgia and haven’t seen snow in years. Why am I here. Still watched the whole thing though.

Tears up the company policy lol love it!

Close the door so the neighbors don’t see the hunkering down that going on lol great video Steve

Thanks, Steve! We love you, man! Great idea to give new new gear and methods a test run in the back yard. Very smart. Very safe.

When it was really cold the evaporation would saturate my sleeping bag beneath me and I had to hang it outside of the tent immediately to air dry otherwise it would merely freeze. And it was difficult to remain stealthy for that. Good show! Love it!

NE Ohio here, mid September. And soon as I heard the sound of the snow underfoot.. I realized my wood pile needs to be bigger. That gawd awful crunching sound of doom. Ugh.

Cool video. music and whiskey sounds like a good time.

This golden oldie is still one of the best , got me to subscribe and follow Steve’s journey 👍🏻👍🏻

Hi Steve, I have watched most of your camping videos and I like them. Especially with all the natural disasters that come up now and again. It gives good ideas on how to survive them with some comfort considering it does take some time for things to get rebuilt. Thanks

Remember to always drink whiskey before safety breifings.

I don't know why, but I love these cold weather videos. The coldest I've experienced it about -18 F (-27C) in northern Ohio. But very rarely, it usually stays in the teens , and may dip into the single digits in February. Thinking about camping in it is crazy! In a great way! I told ya, you're going to be at 500k in no time! Thanks for sharing these man, take care.

Thanks for the tips Steve

One of the all time classics