What I appreciate most about you is how calm, positive and elegant you tend to be despite everything!

Live and learn, bro! Don't give up. We all start somewhere :)

Always fun and relaxing to watch your videos, your calm demeanor and simple editing make them highly watchable for me! The beautiful outdoor scenery is of course also a plus. I hope you keep sharing videos when you have the time for it!

You are super elegant in the face of the harsh elements of wild nature!

Well, Buddy, I had to laugh, too. But not at you. Rather, it was the absurdity of your situation. I could tell by your body language how disappointed and tired you were trying to plow through the thigh-high snow right at the beginning. And it all went downhill from there. Even though your plans kept getting whittled down during the video, you earned high, high marks for sticking it out long enough to make soup while it continually snowed on you. With that presenting its challenges (spilled oil, burned hand, persistant smoke), you persevered, and if it was me, I would have high-tailed it out of there long before you did. I'm sure you'll assess what you'll need to do differently down the road. Just remember....sometimes the Camping Gods are with ya, and sometimes they're against ya. Kudos for a job well done.

Hi! 👋 Could you not find a bigger log to stir your soup with?😂😂😂 I laughed so hard!! Dude, I thoroughly enjoyed this! I love when people are real! Your personality is so calm and so peaceful... Even when you burned yourself you reacted barely faster than a sloth haha 😂. When you made the decision to go home I felt relief inside for you, I know how it feels to go through a lot of trouble to do a camp out in a video and everything go wrong.. but I know that good inner feeling when you finally make the decision to call it off.. you did right! Great video man, for real! I watched you on my other channel but decided to leave my comment from here instead

Killer video buddy.

nice and interesting video bro

You need 2 prussik knots on your ridgeline where your tarp attaches. This will keep the tarp spread on the ridgeline and not sag. Then use deadman anchors (tie paracord around sticks and bury them in the snow, them stomp on top of them to pack the snow down) instead of stakes. You can also make tieout points on tarps by putting a rock or clump of dirt into the tarp to make a ball, then tie a bit of paracord around the gathered bit of tarp. You got this! Keep it up bud!

Did you say you saw something big run past and disappear into the darkness? Was it a bigfoot or a dogman? a known animal?

Props to yr filming but you were killing me with laughter while trying to cook watch more KZfaq clips bud 🤭

Legend!

Where is this?

Why didnt ya just use the tree yr backpack was leaning against and that bigger tree across from that 🤔 😳

Ya went out there not knowing to set up ,, just saying , all the proper gear and ... hmmm 🤔