It's great to see you and Esmi back on the winter trail! This Argo is truly made for the terrain. What an awesome tent for the price and the severe cold. I hope OneTigris accepts your vent recommendations. It was also great to see your firsthand knowledge of natural resources. I appreciate your channel and enjoy watching and learning from you and Esmi. I hope Simon is doing ok too. Thanks!

Great trip! It's so humorous how Esme knows right where to go to settle down (the new pad). I didn't think that makeshift Argo cover was going to make it without blowing off...but it did!

Very enjoyable! Glad Esme has her own special bed now!

I've got the same setup - Knico Trekker and the same tent (except I got it from the manufacturer for $40 less). I do have not problem venting the chimney straight up without the 45°, no supports, and I don't have a protective flap as you do. I constructed my stove jack with an oval instead of a circle - the jack is in contact with the chimney and not the least bit of melting has occurred. The silnylon fabric is relatively heat resistant and won't melt at temps that other uncoated nylon will. In fact, I got it a bit too warm for a couple of minutes after I stoked the fire good and as I had a candle lantern near the top and the wax dripped out. The tent suffered NO damage. I don't screw the chimney together - the friction fit is fine. The stove can be rotated into several positions - I had mine rotated towards the back and fed the stove through the night with it being just an arm's length away.

Great video Mike 👍😊 Esme looks quite content in the Tigris tent 🐶 she was sure sawing the logs in her sleep 😊

Great trip. I love watching your videos . And esme is adorable little dog. Thankyou for sharing your adventures with us. Be safe and take care.

Hi Michael and Esme great video again. 👍🙂🌲🍁🌲🍂

Hopefully your new diges are working well for your family. Pups 🐶🐶having a good time with the house changing. Hope your ready for a tripout, about to see your new area. All be well and safe 🙏 .arth

Great job Michael, happy to see the Argo back in action. I ordered mine a few weeks ago, should be here by mid December. It’s a 2020 6x6 600, very base model but that’s all I need. Added windshield, full canvass top, winch moveable to back and brush guard. Tracks will need to wait until I figure out if I need them or not for my particular environment. Enjoy your videos, cheers!

I sure enjoy watching you and Esme! Esma is so cute and she loves her daddy! Looking forward to more videos! Would love to see your other dog camping with you as well.

What a beautiful place to camp. I would have a problem leaving. Its so quiet and peaceful. I could just sit there all day and watch the snow fall.

Looks like a good time had by all. My son and I are going to try a Clam herb 8 x 8 ice fishing shelter. Very fast setup and if you’re using an ATV or pulk, it may be a good fast option. You can remove a window and add a stove jack. We really enjoy your videos. Thank you!

Awesome to see the argo again, Really enjoying your videos,

Totally love you and Esme. Great video guys

Very nice video. As usual, Esme was the best part of the video. Lol. She is a sweetheart. That dog mattress was especially nice. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 However, I would never buy that tent. Here’s why: #1 - As you pointed out, the tent has no vent. A vent is absolutely critical to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. One good snowfall while you are asleep, and that tent is sealed, except for the chimney and the small air gap around the chimney. This is 2019... at least one working carbon monoxide detector should be used. #2 - No way to see outside other than opening the door from the ground up. Even a small vinyl window, that can be covered with a Velcro flap, would be a welcome addition. #3 - No floor or skirt. One last thing... I would never go to sleep and leave the stove door open any amount. That is a fire hazard waiting to happen. 😔

Big fan of Black Rifle coffee! Keep up the great work. Cheers

Esme Superstar...Lovely !!!!

Hi Michael and Esme!!! Oh man what a nice video and thanks for the stove tips, will definitely come in handy. Absolutely love the idea for using your different transportation 👍👍👍 and as always see you two next time 🐶🐾🔥🙋

beautiful slowed down shot of the fire! It looks super cozy!

Always a pleasure to see you both out and about Michael , its nice to see snow again and the Argo tracks will surely stop you getting into bother " great addition to its overall performance " bye for now !

Another quality video! Thanks for sharing!

Another brilliant video, great to see the new tent demo. Maybe investigate some ear plugs to deal with the snoring Esme!

Love both of your machines, you are blessed!

Hi Michael and Esme...Another good video mate and good to see you back out in the snow again :-) Hope you and your family are all well :-)

Actually very jealous right now! We just got our first snow storm in Latvia and its already melting. Oh I can make you jealous as well my Rokon is ready for me just waiting to be picked up and ready for camping and trip. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!

Very nice video and that's a nice tent. Looked like a good time. Thanks for the video and take care, Al

Thank you Michael, looked like a fun outing.

Howdy Michael and "The Boss" Esmi, thanks for another very entertaining video.

You need Lars to send you one of his giant Silky saws to clear the trail :)

Hey Micheal, good to see a newer video. The bread looked nice and tasty. Funny to Esme all sacked out. It's been snowing for 2 days straight and I have 4 feet of snow on the ground. What a mess. Take care

Awesome kit!...enjoyed this.

Hi Michael and Esme, greetings from Québec. Love the quality of your channel!! I am the proud owner of an argo 8x8 with 20 inch rubber tracks. Last year we got over 4 feet of snow and the argo is the perfect machine to take my familly to the winter camp. While looking for argo videos I fell upon your channel and I was hooked! I must say that the argo videos are my favorite. Personaly I would have upgraded to a 8x8 with rubber tracks ( the new Aurora 40hp is surprisingly fast and comfy) but seeing the terrain you ride on in summer time, I can understand your choice of a utv. It's a tough choice....or not...keep them both! Salutations! .

Yes, a two-way zipper would be great. But the 2 vents at the top can also be propped open wider with a small stick.

Hi Michael & Esme, the adventure looks fun but I guess it's the filming that took most of the hard works.

That's a nice/quick tent. Gotta love the hot-tenting too. Your buddy didn't give you any fresh venison steaks to have after doing the recovery for him and taking a winching casualty? That Esme's a lucky girl, having that cozy camp bed to hang out on!! Nice outing, and nice axe work there too, keeping that bit out of the dirt with the controlled strikes.

Thanks for uploading. Neat to see some gear that isn't overly expensive, be interested to see how tent performs in colder temperatures. Wonder if it would make for a damp morning due to condensation.

Wow que. Bello es hay me encanta tus. Vd ⛺️⛺️❤️❄️☕️🐕

Nice trip at least those tents go up pretty quick. Looked so comfy once the stove was going. Nice of them to send a matt for Esme. But she needs a hoody LOL

The Argo looks great, perfect vehicle for the trip.

Ciao Michael ! Ever nice your videos ! Ever lovely your dog ! All the best from Italy.

Thanks Michael!

OneTigris produce some reasonably priced gear it will be good to see how this tent fares after several uses to assess if their tents are worth investing in. Many thanks for another quality video. Take care and all the best.

Onetigris all the way!!!👍🤙🤟

Hi Michael, once again it looks like good fun. Enjoy! I am looking forward to a winter of video adventures! I hope one day to figure out how to chronicle some of mine! Cheers, Wayne.

Kni-Co stoves are awesome

Great videos. I just found you a little while ago and started following you. I enjoy your trips and expeditions. Great getting out with a dog as a companion too. I take my dog out in all my excursions. Question for you. I see that you have a temperature gauge in your stove pipe inside your shelters and I was wondering what that is and where can I find one? You did explain what it was for in a previous video but I just can’t find it online. Not sure what it’s called. You use it to keep your stove burning efficiently. Keep up the great work bro.

We need 'Esme Cam' when she's running alongside.

If you turned your stove Around you can feed it as you sleep i have the brother to your tent but My tent has a nylon sox Coming out of the tent In which i put a 12x12 " Welding mat around my Chimony and where having snow this week End and il be there for Sure

great videos, I love watching these videos you make.

I see you have a diff track or grouser way better looking set up than you had on before

Imo home made bread is a meal on its own.

Awesome vid!

is you Axe the Council tools Camp carver ? Also your quickly becoming my Favorite Bushcraft youtuber....have to confess Esme is the Star of the the show though ...what an adorable dog

Wow I can't believe how inexpensive that tent is. I bought an ultralight hot tent years ago that is basically the same thing but a little bigger from a company called seek outside. It cost me around $1400 all said and done and it's been one of the worst cases of buyer's remorse I've had in my life. Great tent and it's served me well, but $1400 for what appeared to be about $100 worth of fabric and a couple hours of sewing work... Anyway thanks for the videos I get to watch these from work while my argo and $1400 tent sit at home in the garage hahah.

Go to Canadian Preppers Shop and get you a Silky Katanaboy for trail clearing. Good prices

Can you just drill a small hole near the top of the centre pole and put in a hook from a bunjee cord to hang boots or other items that need to be dried out? I like the Smokey hut tent and was looking at getting one but then I seen the Iron wall and really liked some of its features... OneTigris seems to be really changing the game when it comes to outdoor products!

Hi, I saw that you went back to using the Argo, a beautiful vehicle, maybe this is better with the tracks on the snow. I greet you and I am waiting for another video of yours, always in the snow and always with the stove. Hello to the next simone from Verona (Italy)

Black Rifle Coffee = New sub 👍

great inspiration

I think you need to carry a couple of bow shackles and snatch blocks for suspending from the roll cage for winching purposes for the future. I spotted the RAF badge and thought nah it can't be right, a RAF guy slumming it, you guys usually only do 5star hotels , its us brown shirts that live in bivvys.LOL

Either it’s been a long time since you posted or youtube is blocking content. Anyway, good to see you again!

another great video. I really enjoy your videos. I have a few questions How do you steer the argo with the tracks attached, what camera do you use, why is there no floor in hot tents I have been investigating a Russian tent that has zip outs for the stove and ice fishing. Keep em coming.

Hey Nice video ! I just bought a OneTigris orca hot tent, really excited to get out and try it. I'm in the market for a stove now, no idea what to get, I don't want a really big stove, yours seemed to be a nice size, and seems to be reasonably priced. What do you recommend?

Once again it’s excellent to see your videos and the variety of you products and system. Thanks to you and others, I’ve learned a lot about hot tenting and the many options there are. I’m glad to see you have tracks now on the Argo. We’ve spoken about the Argo and Can Am and I brought up my snowmobile. Can you get a cab for the Argo? I know equipment like skid steers have pop on cabs with a windshield wiper and a heater system, that might be nice for you and Esme. Tracks are unquestionable on snow and those tracks look wide enough to give good flotation on snow. I hope it works out. I’m happy with my system and it’s nice to see someone with such a set up. Hope to show you mine someday 😊❤️🇺🇸❄️☃️🛷⛺️

Very enjoyable as always from you both. The tracks on the Argo are fantastic, no problem at all cutting through snowy terrain with those fitted to it. Thank you again Michael for going a little more in-depth on how to light a stove. I for one am still trying to get my head round in so it’s a big help to hear information on what to look out for and to listen out for. Just wanted to ask the name of the temperature gauge you use on the flew, how does it fasten on to the flew? Think I’ll be on the lookout for one. 27 yr old boots! 😳 quality material then. Esme looked quite content on her new mat and just chilled out while you set up lol. Thanks once again to the both of you, Ant 👍

Nice video. I'd like a Tentipi with a titanium stove

Informative video. Looking forward for more. What chest pack were you using on this trip? Best regards

instead of screws for the stove pipe, I have drilled 4 holes in the stove pipes and used long steel nails , just a thought

Ok, if you were taking your mom out camping what tent would you be using if she had an adventurous spirit. That’s me! Of course not your mom but me. I want to go camping with my grandson who is quite experienced. I just want all my materials.

What a cool looking tent and so cheap! The slow motion fire was awesome. Your camera skills have greatly improved over time. And I love the makeshift canopy absolutely brilliant. Do you ever go on more than one night trips? Seems like a lot of work just for one day. I always try to go at least two or three days. Cheers MICHAEL.

Another great video What do think is better in the snow the Argo or the side by side UTV ?

So do you like this Tent Thinking Of getting One Of them Great Video you make .Thanks

Hi Michael, little late seeing this, but another great trip! Love that tent! Still working on hubby lol.... curious when you are out overnight do you here much wildlife? Looking forward to the next adventure!

Hi Michael Another great video, having now watched a lot of yours & Esme's adventures I really like the winter ones so please keep them coming. I've seen in other videos that you prepare camp sites in advance, is there a code between other people that also do camping trips, regarding using someone else's prepared camp & firewood stores? Looking forward to seeing your next trip.

Hi Michael. Would you be willing to share the details about the material you used in making the stovejack? Thank you sir.

Good video! Thanks!

Esme, could you please hold Michael on thy leashe? Thank you ;) Some diesel- or gas-fuelled separate heater is NEEDED. Really, it is. I wonder why that closed cabin does not provide that? Certification, maybe. And Esme is _GREAT_ as always ;) Thank you for the video!

Hi, was wondering if you had any concerns about your dog's paws in extreme temperatures. I trained my Lab to wear shoes to protect against the thorns we have down here in Texas. Just curious.

I wonder if a G stove might be more efficient for this particular tent...

Another great video, what sleeping system did you use on this adventure?

I like your dog how is your argo in deep snow

Is that public or private land that you generally use? Noticed other tracks in this video. Thanks for the adventure.

So they make a spot for a stove Jack but don’t provide one ? Weird

I need a hot tent but we live in North Carolina.

Good video, could tell Esme was happy since she was out there instead of on the couch wWatching you talk about flashlights. But did see it, the red Olight SR1 II stuck to the stove. I thought you had a half height windshield on the Argo. What went wrong with that? Are you out of sequence? Thought you built a top for it too. 🧐

Very cool video, I’m glad you stayed warm. I hope your back side was okay with the low air, maybe a cot for the winter. Just wondering did I miss the 20 thousand subscribers giveaway info, and the cooking thing or was that the coffee? For your fire starting of wet wood, I remembered from your other video you used OUC BEHEMOTH STORMPROOF SWEETFIRE Im just wondering if you still have those! I went back to your video you used them in and it’s hard to believe a year has passed already. I have not been out as I’m caring for my mom, I would move mountains for her if I could. Love watching your out door adventures, please don’t get sick feeling obligated to make these video. I like your DIY at home videos too. Do you have any garage projects or repair videos to film?

How is the dog mat? That looks like exactly what I need for my dog and camping!! Worth $40 CAD?

Was that whole area logged years ago? Doesn’t seem to be a lot of big old trees

Was that an RAF emblem I spotted on your jacket?

no beer?

I really apreciate your videos... You are awesome! But... I think Esme thinks you're crazy because you talk to a box...

Do you fine Canadian folk have normal work days on US Thanksgiving?

I want a wood stove and to cut my own wood.

night

I don't like thee tent, sorry. Its to high from the ground, no stove pipe jacket, to small with a stove for me and no vents enough, maybe cheap, but that's what you get. I want to see this in minus 25 C and a good snow shower...

Esme? Are you there Esme?

Is this a campin show or a infomercial lol!

Snow trekker tents suck