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Bland as hell

Mmmm yum yummm

Great review, looking at getting a new tent from MEC. Just wondering if you need the vestibule when it is raining? I used to have the MEC wander 4 tent and the front door was waterproof so you didn’t have to put the optional vestibule on. Also with the vestibule is there any reason you can’t keep it always attached to the tent if you want to set up quickly in the rain? Thanks again for great overview of the tent, looks easy to set up and lots of room. Like the foam flooring great idea.

I have hiked with a 50+ pound pack before and it SUCKS, and thats as a 200 pound fit dude! But sometimes you just gotta bring lots of beer! The hook is a good idea because half the time i just toss my pack on the ground!

Nothing like a bison burger and sweet potato fries after a good hike and Mexican standoff with a bison!

Reminds me of that woman that got too close to a bison cow and her calf. The bison got her horn under the woman's belt, spun her around a couple of times, and she flew right out of her jeans. The bison walked away with the jeans still stuck to her horn. Was pretty funny. The Navajo message boards were hilarious. Plus, all kinds of handmade Navajo items started appearing featuring the bison with a pair of jeans stuck to its horn. Was quite a phenomenon on the reservation for awhile. lol

Yeah

Oh my gosh I love it yum yum can’t wait to try thanks great idea

I love it thanks for sharing

Nice thanks for sharing

Yummy I love it try thanks for sharing

Nice I love it thanks for sharing gave thumbs up new subscriber blessings

yum!

i think a cold pasta with veggies & shredded chicken would be great

He doesn’t know how to pack his own lunch?

Not peeling the carrot...

Are there any pasta based dishes you would recommend for a 3-day hunting trip?

She is too humble to say she also has a degree in Foods Science and Nutrition amongst all her other talents 😊

10/10 food pack

that is useless

I have bumped into a few grizzlies hiking to them falls

Im heading out duck hunting this morning, but I always have my eyes open for Grouse. Im here in Alberta.

Nothing like being on a road trip with your significant other. ❤

Amazing for your video of Part 4 || We fell in love with Bozeman and had a taster of Yellowstone National Park. It is really good and I love your video and thanks for sharing.🥰

I feel like I am travelling vicariously through you guys ! Awesome 🎉

Absolutely stunning Suzanna !

We called antelope “prairie goats” in Colorado.

RIP stove😢

Gorgeous!

Wow Great job! You are awesome! Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed watching it until the end! I hope you have a happy day dear friend💕

Niceeeeee and peaceful

Have fun be safe!

Loved your video! So impressed with you two and your resiliency! Cant wait for part 2!

Nice

What is the measurement for your double bed?

Was this Lake Miquelon?

the last sentence was the important one (at least for me): thats no backpacking tent! 🙂But yeah, looks solid for car camping, guess it keeps you dry and warm. How's ventilation, seemed not that much mesh in there, what about condensation? Cheers, greetings from germany

🙏 Booking a campsite in Banff is not an easy task. Our best advice: on opening day of reservations be READY with all of your campsites, dates, and ideal sites to book. Sign into your account ahead of time and be on the Parks Canada website 10-15 minutes before 8am MST! Once you're in, act fast!! Sites get snatched up every minute, so you don't have time to think about it. 📢 If you're trying to book later in the season, check the Parks Canada website frequently! We often snag a cancellation at fully booked campsites *3 days* prior to our arrival date. Parks Canada cancellation policy is that you can change or cancel up to 3 days prior to arrival and only be charged an $11.50 change fee. So a lot of people who have changes to their plans or who are on the fence due to unpredictable weather will wait until 3 days prior to make their decision and cancel! And you can swoop in and enjoy it! Hope you're all enjoying those peak summer camping trips! 🏕

Camp supplies are things like propane/fuel for our stove, ice for the cooler, and a portion of the national park pass. We get the annual park pass since we go so often and it didn't seem right to add the whole cost of it. 😉

Good tip for getting that motor to work, use an extra trash can the city gives you and fill it with water and place your motor in it until the prop is in water. On the carborater, find the idle and running adjustment and screw the 2 screws all the way in and reset to factory setting (usually found in online forums will tell you how many turns to unscrew your adjustment screws) and motor should start. Fresh gas always helps and another thing too check the gas tank if it has an adustable air vavle too sealed or unsealed will make the engine stall after 100ft good luck guys!!!

New spark plug, enjoy your day

I have the amplify too, have you managed to get out on any hunts with it? How did it go?

Makes me want to have hot pot now!

No chocolate, no way it's better than s'mores

Stop smoking

Delicious and gooey!

Amazing content

Holycrap. You spent more in a weekend on pleasure than a Manitoban on disability receives for 2 months income... ($435-490 a month for disability in Manitoba)

Extra cost if others added on?

How much for the rental?