It is a real loss. Keep watching anyway. They are packed with knowledge. Stay well.

I have been bringing on these, wish I could have met him, great guy!

Did he passed away.Please tell me it is not true.Such a nice camper man to listen to.Thanks.

True! Thanks for watching!

@@MegaWoodswalker when will you upload some new content? Love the videos!!

@@flogginmalog918 He passed away...

@@YaknTackle that’s unfortunate. Maybe he had some un aired episodes?

ireland66613 I’m sorry but what happened

@@braaaphappy6016 He passed away so sad .Heart attack

ireland66613 thanks forgetting back to me sorry to hear that I liked his videos

ireland66613 take care and thank You

It is the best. Running the stove is so relaxing. Glad yea like doing it and thanks for watching!

Neuclear me too, I bought a Seek Outside because his videos

Thanks for watching brother. I appreciate it. Really do.

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Thanks. I like winter outings the best!

Happy New year and thanks for watching!

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I finally made it to that site 32:00 and working on the video now. The brook was still up and looking good. Bet it has native brook trout/char Thanks for watching.

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I was just watching Fall overnight camping video as it appeared on the radar...kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h6mdaLKk3Zbdfnk.html anytime birch bark is used I like it. Thanks for watching brother!

Boiling water really does wonders to clean cookware. Thanks for watching.

I will take that under consideration and thanks for watching!

Works great. Thanks for watching!

I was using the Gopro Hero 7 black and the Sony AX53. I wasn't even using them in highest quality recording. Not even close. The Gopro can do 4K 60fps and Sony 4K 30fps. I was shooting in 1080p 60 and 30 fps based on how much light and rendered at 30pfs. I used a Rode video Miro mic with dead cat on the Sony and native audio on the H7B though have worked out rigging a mic which was shown on my FB. To be honest the Gopro H7B is amazing for what it is. Could be the ultimate content recorder for what we both do which is camp in awful weather. I was able to film in hard rain and the camera can do this without a case and the native audio unlike the 5 and 6 is actually ok. In fact the camera can go 30 feet down. The dynamic range isn't as good compared to the larger sensor in the Sony but it's not bad. Plus I can keep it inside an inner pocket during cold weather so the battery won't freeze. It has something called linear mode that negates much of the action cam fisheye plus a wider and super wide fisheye for taking in everything. I also have a Nikon D5300. It requires manual operation to do video but the sensor is larger and the 1080p nice. I finally spent the time learning how to do it. Maybe I will use that for some videos as well.

Next video will have the sacred bacon for sure. I forgot it. :( Thanks for watching!

Glad you liked it and thanks for watching!

The environment has gotten better in the USA but many people are either too young or lack knowledge to know it. New England for example was clear cut. Now it's the most forested area in the lower 48. Bears and moose have returned to my town. Eagles take my goldfish from the pond. The alligators are back when I go down south. Deer were once on the brink back in the 20's...1920s.... Yet we are told it's getting worse. Thanks for watching brother!

Thanks for watching. I actually purchased some of your lights during that great sale. Got them in the mail today! :) Partner pro C1 and C2 XHP-35 warm and White plus a Prime 2XAA. The tint on the Warm (NW) XHP-35 is very nice and the dang bright. Will review them for the channel. Going to review my Viking XP-L which has taken a good beating and so far running though still need to do the water test. I used an Armytek Wizard white during this outing. Got soaked by rain and dropped... again... LOL! but works fine.

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I am working on my new Pulk sled but the lack of snow is kinda hurting it. I want to go to that second spot for a pulk sled outing and will do a video on it.... if the snow ever sticks. Thanks brother!

@@MegaWoodswalker Yeah, that looked like a great spot too. Look forward to the next video, hopefully you'll have some snow!

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DIY Heat exchanger/stack robber. Thanks for watching!

Yes. That can also be a con in really cold sub zero conditions. Sometimes a slower burn just can’t get the comfortable T shirt weather inside the Tipi. But here is was good. Thanks for watching.

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Keens boots. Like these. www.keenfootwear.com/p/M-REVEL-III.html?dwvar_M-REVEL-III_color=1013305&cgid=merch_footwear The poles are REI www.rei.com/product/110806/rei-co-op-passage-trekking-poles-pair sorry I never did put the pack on a scale so not sure. Thanks for watching!

I did but it wasn't there anymore. Don't know how that played out. Thanks for watching!

@@MegaWoodswalker Ho no....it must be come something else dinner....but you are very kind to watch out that little reptile for us ! Thanks!

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I use them all the time in the woos. Perfectly safe. www.katadyn.com/us/us/403-8014996-micropur-mp1-20-usa-only

The active ingredient is chlorine dioxide which is also used in Aqua Mira, a liquid water treatment. Search for Jim Humble’s MMS book. He states that ClO2 has been authorized by the fda for cleaning meats. It produces negligible chlorine with use in terms of the body. It is not bleach or chlorine.

Kifaru EMR. No longer made but Kifaru is in biz. store.kifaru.net/tactical-c4.aspx Thanks for watching!

I did it during this week. Used this and thanks for watching.www.amazon.com/MCNETT-SILNET-SILICONE-SEAM-SEALER/dp/B002YU1ET0

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Kifaru 6-man and seekoutside SXL. kifaru.net/ seekoutside.com/tipi-tents/ Thanks for watching!

Bacon will be back. :) I used two new cameras. Sony AX53 and Gopro Hero 7 Black. The Gopro was actually better than I expected. The linear mode looked much more normal compared to my Sony AS20 action cam that has more of a fisheye look which is sometimes good... other times not so much. With the Gopro I can do both. Waterproof down to 30 feet without a case so can just go out into the rain and the fogging is less. The image which was the most stable came from the Gopro however being pure electronic stabilization it falls apart in low light. No free lunch. LOL! Thanks for watching brother.

@@MegaWoodswalker I thought the Sony ad the stabilizer, wen you share whit us in the not so long past, the gopro came up real good now compare to the 1 rst gen. Now lets see what they do whit bacon ???

@@patricelacroix8049 The Sony camcorder has good stabilization which works better in low light than the GoPro but dang.... the Hero 7 Black hit it out of the park if there is enough light and recording at a higher frame rate like 60 fps. I was always a Sony person when it came to small action cams but GroPro did well here.

These and I believe them to be the best. www.amazon.com/Katadyn-Micropur-Purification-Tablets-count/dp/B000H3DNF4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1546463501&sr=8-3&keywords=katadyn+water+tablets Thanks for watching!

@@MegaWoodswalker thanks for getting back to me.

New England Connecticut thanks for watching!

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There's a Squatch in them there woods. 😄

If I understand correctly, Sasquatch is a vegetarian. Yeti is a meat eater. :)

It seems to on my 4-man which has the liner installed however when it comes to condensation one never knows as conditions vary. I have been in rain without the liner and it was not a problem. The environment is super saturated with water right now so bet that worked against me. Overall in colder weather the liner reduces contact with a frosted over canopy. Water vapor passes one way and gets trapped on the other side so the drips run down the liner. Plus a liner is a grounded double wall to reduce drafts. If this rain keeps up I might just start using it again and deal with the extra weight. Thanks for watching!

yeah I asked because I have the liner in my sawtooth, but i also have the supertarp which does not have a liner. If that happened in my supertarp, it would get old pretty quick because there isn't as much room in there. Id have to run the stove more i guess to combat that issue.

@@rbljackson I have a UL bivy sack from MLD. mountainlaureldesigns.com/product/mld-superlight-solo-bivy/ Maybe 9 oz. I got it for my paratipi which is similar to the supertarp though lower on the back end. The plan was for use in the smaller single walled heated shelter however never put it to the test for that application. For my sled gear I have an USGI Gortex bivy which works great but too heavy to backpack as an additional shelter item.... over 2 lbs though have packed it for tarp/bivy camping.

I’m in the PNW and the liner never leaves my 8 man. It’s da bomb. I use pack towel to wipe condensation off my supertarp .

@@bittoman1 I agree.

Thanks for watching brother. Glad you noticed the new camera stuff.

Working on that right now. Will have FB and a dedicated email etc etc. Just subbed your channel. great work!

@@MegaWoodswalker sounds good, thank you .

No sure. Very rarely is there enough water down the pipe to produce an issue (only had that happen 3 times in 15 years of backpack hot tenting). Also I think the idea is to prevent embers or pipe flames from hitting low hanging trees limbs. The sparks would probably be directed to the sides of the shelter rather than away but having not used the gear item this is pure speculation. I would be curious of their reasoning as they know about it more than myself. Thanks for watching!

@@MegaWoodswalker Well here's their response to me about some things worrying about sparks hitting tent as you are my inspiration for why I just bought a Cimarron and half nest (stove soon once I can afford it): First, sparks or embers are usually only an issue with poor quality punky or really sappy wood in humid and zero wind conditions. The standard damper comes with a spark arrestor that works quite well. Second, if you get a spark hole it is a tiny pinhole that can be permanently fixed with a bit of seam sealer. Third, the spark arrestor ultra won't kill sparks any better than the standard (you use one or the other, not both due to airflow/draft), what the ultra is good for is creosote buildup and clogging as you can unclog it while burning the stove. The rain /snow cap will help some with sparks as it forces a 90 on the gasses, but I probably wouldn't use it for that purpose personally. I only worry about sparks if I have crappy wood and no wind.

Sparking wood is more based on what type of species you're burning. Hemlock will spark and burn pin holes in the tipi if given the chance. Maple hardly ever. Local knowledge of the burn characteristics and tree ID (can get confusing when picking sticks separated from parent trees in a mixed forest) helps. They are correct about pin hoies being easy to fix. I seriously question the 90 degree angle concept. This more applies to canvas walled tents with the pipe going out the side IMHO but again never tried that pipe addition so without field experience I would take their word over my speculation on this. I totally disagree about one or the other in terms of the ultra and might just buy one to test it. For example I was burning their stove with my DIY robber which has a baffle plate plus A frame spark screen in addition to their standard damper/screen. I have also burned with their system plus a Kifaru collar with two additional screens. So I know it can handle additional screens. Then again I am experienced with running less than air tight tent stoves. Usually an extra spark screen etc etc means keeping the door closed longer on start up. Once the system is hot enough the draft improves. However if someone doesn't know the balance and this changes with local weather, air pressure, temp and fuel having a less than ideal draft on start up could be an issue. All of this said It's not as complex as it sounds.

@@MegaWoodswalker Ohhh ok, that explains quite a bit alright thank you. That explains why you're always avoiding hemlock, I just thought it didn't burn good or it's tough to work with. I don't know hardly any trees except spruce, pine and maple. I was always wondering what this jerry rig setup you have on your stove with a friend of mine, so it's a DIY robber.. Maybe you can make a pro tip video on creating the best draft and stuff, that would be awesome. I also questioned the 90 angle on the rain/snow cap because obviously if the one side of the 90 degree is pointed right at the tent then you could be directing it towards your tent compared to just shooting straight upwards in a regular pipe. Love your vids, I've seen other hot tenters but I truly "GOT IT" once I seen yours, you make it look so easy, especially easy to survive when you can go so far out the zombies can't even get to you anyway. Of course you do know that "walker" can mean a zombie lol

LOL! Yes I do. Burn the Maple. It's not only the sparks but the coaling properties and density. I can put more Maple in terms of weight into the small firebox than spruce and pine. Also it burns down to a fine ash. I find Eastern White Pine to leave more ash in the stove. Another good thing to do is test out you're local wood in the stove burning running outside the shelter. As a stand alone stove. This way you can see how it burns and know what to expect before using it in the field. It's best to burn the stove the first time in a controlled environment because of the initial difficulties setting up the pipe.

Kifaru EMR and Kifaru 6-man. I don't think those are made any more however Kifaru still makes packs and heated shelters. Thanks for watching. www.amazon.com/Katadyn-Micropur-Purification-Tablets-count/dp/B000H3DNF4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1546463501&sr=8-3&keywords=katadyn+water+tablets

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I used another tipi which unlike this one has a liner last weekend. Snow. slush the heavy rain. The tipi had a liner so it was ok. Working on the video now. Thanks for watching!

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Been allowed as one thing but you can always go to stealth camping UK people do it all the time their supposed to go to a registered camp site to set up at tent most go off the beaten tracks and set up when leaving leave no trace that you were ever there job done

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Next video will have bacon as it's a fry pan gear review. LOL! Thanks brother!

When I drop some body fat that's on my list. Thanks for watching!

@@MegaWoodswalker Walker, if you can carry that pack, you're in great shape! I couldn't do it.

With luck I will be back out in the woods with the hot tent soon. Maybe the sled as it looks like some snow is in the forecast

I think it might have a den nearby. So moving the snake would mean certain death. Thanks for watching.

I am a sub of that channel. He is always killing and eating stuff. It's great!

Cory Aughtman he’s in Heaven, but I believe this is in Connecticut

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The walker is totally screwed!!!! We gotta get some snow!

@@MegaWoodswalker you should do a snow dance video

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Next time. I promise! Thanks for watching!

In New England, CT along the upper housatonic river. Thanks for watching!

A tree limb/branch or tree which falls then kills a person.

@@MegaWoodswalker In europe we had the lockheed f 104 interceptors that the USA sold us called that name.

Fantastic. i checked out your pics!

I made up for the transgression in my next video by having bacon fried pork. LOL! Thanks for watching!

garter snake which are actually venomous though not dangerous to people. Keep moving brother. Thanks the important thing.

I am just like you,,,,legs and back shot,,,,wish I could get out there but there are no campsites for those that can't walk