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Thanks for watching the video. The only time I had a problem was when it was a windy and rainy day with the back door facing into the wind. Also make sure you seam seal all the seams, because if you don't, the tent will leak. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. Unfortunately the stove dose not come with the tent. I like the fact that you can use a buddy heater or a wood stove. Camping in the cooler months is one of my favorite times to go camping and being able to have some sort of heat source is a great thing. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. Thank you very much. It is a great place to visit. Enjoy your trip. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. Here is the link to part 1 of the video. th-cam.com/video/ZCLu3cAW-Ec/w-d-xo.htmlsi=XG7sxR9WY5ULRFml Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. It was great to meet you guys aswell. I love the fact that you take the time and energy to take your children out into nature hiking and camping. I hope you guys had a great time on the trail, and who knows?, we just might meet again on a hiking trail somewhere. Thanks again, and happy trails…😁

Thanks for watching the video. Yes it was a lot of fun camping with my mother and sister on a great overnight adventure. And I'm sure we will do more. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. I have used it in hot weather, it dose get warm inside and you won't feel the breeze, but I did not have any problems with condensation. Actually it was comfortable, I just sleep outside of my sleeping bag. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. I've done that too, I've also used my buddy heater when I'm to lazy to cut fire wood…😁 Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING!

Thanks for watching the video. I highly recommend it. Setting it up the first time is kind of tricky but once you get the hang of it, its great. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching he video. Great, I appreciate the info. Thanks again and happy camping…😁

Thanks for watching the video. You are correct it is only 11’8”. I’ll see if I can correct it in the video description. Thanks for letting me know. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING.

Thanks for watching the video. I would agree, I also like the fact that the window vents have props in them to hold the vent open and I especially like the wings that are attached so you can store stuff outside an not have to worry about the rain. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. Yes it is a great tent and it has been my go to tent for several years. I like that fact that the rain fly is a sill nylon and not polyester like a lot of tents in its class. That dose help make the tent a little lighter. Thanks again, and have a lot of fun with the Naturehike Star River tent. HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. They are some inexpensive lanterns I bought off Amazon. I really like the fact you can have the flame effect as well as a bright light and a soft white light all in one package. And they are USB rechargeable. Here is the link to my affiliate page. amzn.to/3X0VmFI Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

@@GbacherAdventureChronicles Thank you for the link!!

You betcha, they are cute…😁

Thank you very much…😁

Thanks for watching the video. You should go camping its a great way to get outdoors and become one with nature. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Omg so great to see your mom & Penny again! Camping now on Beaver Island again! ⛺️ Your friend from forever ago....Robin S.

Penny you need a drink 🍸 with me girl 😂

Thanks for watching the video Robin. It was fun to make…😁

Thanks for watching the video. I can honestly say with all the stealth camping I've done in a camo tent I haven't had a problem yet. But that's not to say it couldn't happen. As far as seeing outside, you don't have to put the camo fly on, you could sleep under the stars or if its buggy sleep under the nosium screen or even use a tarp fly instead of the camo top. Thanks again for watching the video and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. For the price its a great value, there is a ton of room in the tent and I'm 6’2” and can stand up inside. Definitely water proof and seam seal, it will leak. I've posted a video on how I did it here is the link. th-cam.com/video/HdJiLfb1UW8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0BqHQDss76frzFH2 I have not waxed the zippers, they seam to work very well. Enjoy the tent and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. All in all for the money I felt it was a great value, just needed some TLC. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. It is defiantly one of the song that will be remembered for ever. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. Glad I could be of some help, It dose pack easier if you remove the inter tent. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. It took me a bit to figure it out aswell, I remove the inter tent because I think there is so much more room in the tent with out it, but I am a bushcrafter by heart. By leaving the inter tent seperate makes it easier to get in into the storage bag. Also if I decide I want to use the tent without the inter, I can easily remove it from the bag. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

All my camping has all been in early summer. The inter tent keeps my ears from bussing. I think it's bugs😂

That's true, but what I have found out using tent, you have the snow flaps on the bottom that seal the bottom of the tent, and screens on two of the doors, the tent is pretty bug proof the way it is. I personally just feel the tent seems more roomy inside without the inter tent. I can see why people would want to use the inter tent as well. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

thanks for watching the video. I would agree the tent poles should be aluminum not fiberglass. I haven’t broke any poles yet, but I’m waiting for it to happen. Thanks again for watching the video and happy camping…😁

Thanks for watching the video, If your talking a ground sheet, it dose not come with one. But the floor material is pretty heavy duty. HAPPY CAMPING…😁

@@GbacherAdventureChronicles one more question. When it comes to water proofing it is it totally necessary

Yes if you don't waterproof it and seam seal it, it will leak. Thanks again

@@GbacherAdventureChronicles Do you know what size ground sheet you used in this video?

I used a 9’x16’ poly tarp. Here is the link amzn.to/3XSMrXB

Tear down is pretty much the same as most tent. Packing away is a little more difficult. I'm going to be doing a video on how I pack it away the next time I use that tent. So please stay tuned. HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thank you for me it's if you got any tricks for folding it up to get it back into the bag. Taking the poles out is obvious to me but not how to fold it to get it to fit in the bag. Any tips would be helpful!

Basically what I do is separate the inter tent from the fly, lay it out upside down, fold the walls into the roof in thirds till its the same width as the storage bag, the roll it up with the poles and stakes then it should fit back into the bag. As far as the inter tent I just fold it as best as I can and lay it on top of the tent in the storage bag. That way if I don't want to use the inter tent on a camping trip I can just take the inter tent out and leave it at home if I don't want to use it. I hope CV that helps you out and please stay tuned for the tent folding video. With that… HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. I remove the inter tent, flip it upside down, fold the walls on top of the roof till its the correct width for the bag roll it up with the stakes and poles then put it in the storage bag. Then I fold and roll the inter tent up the same way and put it in the storage bag. There are times when I don't use the inter tent, especially during the fall and winter when there are no bugs. The tent is much more roomy inside with out the inter tent. Next time I take the tent out for a camp out, I'll try and remember to video folding it up and stowing it away. Thanks again for watching the video and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thank you, I will differently try that next time.😊

It worked well for me and then if I don't want to take the inter tent camping I'll just remove it till I get back. Thanks again…😁

Thanks for watching the video. Ha ha ha I love my stormy kromers so much I have 5 of them. The tent work flawlessly for an Ozark Trail and it not crazy expensive. I use it when ever I get a chance. I love it about as much as my stormy’s. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

@@GbacherAdventureChronicles Right on man. I have a video or two with my Ozark tent, feel free to check them out!

Very nice video, great hunting camp. I am looking at getting a couple of the disc-O-beds as well but they are expensive. I love the touch with the cafe lights along the ridge pole. Awesome! I watched your 2023 hunting camp video and love the truck box idea. Where did you get the plans for it, I may need to build one aswell. Thanks again for getting back with me and HAPPY CAMPING, in your case HAPPY HUNTING…😁

@@GbacherAdventureChronicles Thanks, I really liked your longer awning extension and would like to do that myself. My chuck box video is here: th-cam.com/video/zrCAgwywuNk/w-d-xo.html But in the description there is a link to Bill Dixon's original design which he describes in a greater amount of detail. There are no drawn plans but if you study the videos enough you can see how they went together and their relative dimensions. Bill is an awesome guy and you will learn a lot of great ideas from him if you watch him. I will warn you, I absolutely love my chuck box, but it is a heavy son of a gun! Make sure your son helps you move it 😆

@@GbacherAdventureChronicles The disco beds have the same issue - I love them but they are heavy and can be a little irritating to assemble. But when its your only good option, it's worth the space savings. Be sure to buy the height extensions for the upper bed so the lower guy can sit up.

Thanks for watching the video. I bought the VCOVICHIO brand. But there are a bunch of tables similar to it available on Amazon. Thanks again for watching the video, and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thank you for getting back to me!

@@robertfreer6959 you betcha…😁

Thanks for watching the video. HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks Joe…😁

Thanks for watching the video. Yes there is nothing better than pizza cooked in a Dutch oven. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. Ayamaya builds a great tent, this particular tent is very well-built and has a ton of room in it. I especially love the porch where you can sit out of the sun or rain and still feel like your outdoors. Thanks again for watching the video and HAPPY CAMPING!

Thanks for watching the video. I think that tent is going to be my go-to tent from here on out. I love the versatility and the fact that you can use it as a hot tent in the wintertime up here in Michigan. It is definitely a large tent with plenty of space for two people. Thanks again for watching the video, and HAPPY CAMPING!

Thanks for watching the video. Rain cover? I’m not sure what you’re asking. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. I’m not very familiar Alpkit Elan because I haven’t had one test. I did a couple of test nights with the GeerTop and it worked very well. However me being over 6’ tall it seamed to be a little to cramped, and I dealt with some condensation issues even with the two vents at the head and foot, but it’s hard to control condensation in a single wall tent. So I’m trying out the GEERTOP Ultralight Blazer 1 Bivy Tent which is a little bit bigger tent and has more headroom and is a double wall tent which I think will control condensation better. Of course it’s a little heavier but not that much. I will be making a test night video on that tent in the near feature, please stay tuned. Also did have a leak in the tent after a rain test night but I was able to take care of that with seam seal, being a $100.00 tent I figured I would have to do that any way. Thanks again for watching the video and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

@@GbacherAdventureChronicles thanks for the reply, it has a lot of insight. the GEERTOP Ultralight Blazer 1 looks very practical and good, just looked at it. i wrote the comment above but now honestly i ve shifted my view at the Alton Walkabout Swag. even with the price point and that is made in Australia. has some next gen waterproof fabric with breathability (it doesn t get more perfect for a bivy). when i first i looked at it i was like " well.. where are the ventilation windows? i don t get it" ahah. it must be that good, the reviews are very good on it also.+ it has very good warranty and the company is known for making really good stuff, so i might as well buy it and have it for a very very long time.

Thanks for getting back with me. That is a very interesting tent, seams pricey but it appears to be a very well built and a step up in technology. If you buy it please let me know how you like it. I just got back from an overnight test on the GeerTop Beaver 1 tent and I was actually quite impressed with it. Video coming soon, please stay tune. Thanks again for watching the video.

@@GbacherAdventureChronicles bet. looking forward for the review.

Thanks!

Thanks for watching the video. I thought it was a great value at $75.00 but $65.00 is even better. I have noticed the price has been on the rise, but even at a $119.00 it’s still a big tent at a great value for a family that doesn’t want to spend a fortune on a tent to see if the enjoy camping. Thanks again for watching the video and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. I LOVE It and highly recommend it if you’re looking for very versatile hot tent. Once you learn how to set it up it becomes very easy. I love the free standing design and it has plenty of space inside the tent for cooking and sleeping. And as I said in the video I love the porch mode. Thanks again for watching the video and happy camping…😁

@@GbacherAdventureChronicles You're welcome and back at you with the happy camping.

Thanks!

I’m going out camping with it next week on a short backpacking adventure, just to see if it packs out good enough for a short backpacking trip being it such a large and heavy tent. Stay tuned for more adventures…😁

No, I wasn’t to worried to much, I have a fire ring to build the fire in and my water bottle as well as a fire extinguisher in my truck. Thanks again for watching the video and happy camping…😁

Thanks for watching the video. I used 2 tubes of seam sealer and 2 cans of spray on water repellent. It was a big tent and I wanted to make sure it was waterproof. Thanks again for watching the video and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Very cool! There is nothing wrong with camping in the back yard, we’re still enjoying the out doors and if we need to use the restroom we can without having to dig a cat hole…😁 Thanks for watching the video! HAPPY CAMPING!

Thanks for watching the video, it is a great tent. You will love it. HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. Yes I would agree with you it is hard to tighten up the tent, especially if it rains. I did do a rain test on this tent and it did leak at the seams, but a little seam sealer and it was fine. Thanks again for watching the video and happy camping

Thanks for watching the video. What I do is extend the stake out points as far as you can and stake it out loosely. at first. install your trekking poles then snug up the stake out points. You may have to reset the stakes if it to loose. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING!

Thanks for watching the video. So far I do really like this tent. Thanks again and HAPPY CAMPING…😁

I'm truly sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family. Did you do a lot of camping with him? I’m glad I can give you some comfort through my videos. Thanks for watching the video… HAPPY CAMPING…😁

He was very outdoorsy, and your content reminds me a lot of him! Happy camping! ❤

Well thank you! I really appreciate it…😁

Most definitely, brats are my favorite camp meal. Thanks for watching the video and happy camping...

Thanks for watching the video. Yes the Slumberjack tent is still working fine. I’ve had a few little issues with it like a couple of grommets pull loose where the poles attach, and I bent a few of the cheap tent pegs, but other than that it is still working fine. I’m not familiar with the Core 6 person tent because I don’t own one, but it appears to be comparable to the Slumberjack. Maybe I’ll have to purchase one and test it out. Thanks again for watching the video. HAPPY CAMPING…😁

Thanks for watching the video. Yes waterproofing a tent is basically part of your tent is top condition. Pretty much any tent requires waterproofing at sometime especially if it’s used a lot. Thanks again for watching the video and HAPPY CAMPING…😁