Sorry, TH-cam felt it necessary to dump the notifications for ya'll. I like the idea of a tent review, there are different types for different terrains, and ya'll have pretty much been there. I like Trents canvas mummy bag best, throw it in the bed of the truck and get some rest. Love what you're doing ❤️, always a pleasure watching ya'll
I have two Kodiak canvas tents, one is a wall tent that is simple to set up, they're not backpacking but for the money you can't beat them for quality,durability and ease of set up.
A very nice assortment of shelters from xlarge to very tiny personal sleeping bag/tent. I find myself these days looking for something in between that’s manageable by myself with the possibility of a small stove that could fit a second person if needed. I’ll be 55 in a couple months and have had a slew of accidents over the years which has forced me into retirement, so I have plenty of time on my hands and would like to start venturing out somewhere anywhere and be able to set up and pack up just as easily and start enjoying the outdoors again. I really enjoy your guys videos and the awesome footage you get while elk hunting. I’d love to do it one day, but it’s not something I could do alone. Keep up the great work you do and may god bless you all in your adventures. Hope to see you guys in person one day. You all seem to have a lot of fun together!
Been really liking the floorless options lately. Tent stays a lot cleaner and don't have to worry about taking off your muddy boots while going in and out.
Right on, good video. If I may, a very honorable mention for truck camps and mobility would’ve the Gazelle T4. I’ve used one for camping a few times, going to start my first hunting season later this week with it. I sold my travel trailer in favor of this. Sets up up in about 2 minutes. Comes down just as fast. Tons of room.
Nice breakdown of shelters. Living in the Northwest I chase elk and deer every fall. One year several years ago I decided to try a floorless shelter from a traditional tent and love it for my style. Even solo I can pack the stove and everything else with not much trouble - so far I’m not looking back. 👍🏼 Good luck this season and keep up the hard work!
Thanks guys, lots of great options. I hunter really needs at least a couple, three different tents. Later season hunts in cold rain or snow I choose a tent with a wood burning stove in it. Warmer to hang out in but mainly have someplace to dry out your boots/gear at nite. Thanks again.
You guys forgot about Cody's rtt set up in his truck, they work so good when road tripping, you can stop at any rest stop or anywhere really and nap. Better than a bivvy on the ground
Excellent review guys! Going with the dragon fly myself. After seeing this it appears I made a good choice. Headed out to CO for my first OTC this year. Solo! You guys have been really instrumental in me attempting this. Thank you for your content and motivation you give. Good luck this year! Looking forward to seeing what you guys put together this year for the BRO family!
I've got 6 different tents from wall tents to light weight backpacking tents. I just grab the one that is best suited and go. I am fortunate enough to have pretty expensive tents and most of the time I just sleep on a blue tarp. So just do what you do and have fun!
Lots of good information guys ! If I was truck camping with a couple guys that first one would definitely be my pick it nice to have that space ! Definitely was great for Bear camp ! I think I’ve got the Kelty late start 2 person it’s kinda like Trent’s where you can pick it up and move it around if need be to find that perfect spot ! Great stuff guys !! Wish you all lots of good luck this year !!
Nice video. I wish I could get the Nemo ‘field/hunting’ tents in Australia. In the end I went with Tarptent. Moment DW waiting for the solid interior and getting a protrail for next year for a super light trip. I wanted a Nemo/first lite spike and kodiak to cover all my needs. But couldn’t get the shipped from any company outside of Australia, or even direct and they were not available to our dealers. Needless to say it was annoying not being able to them. But can’t knock my TarpTent.
I don't know what they think, but I love them. The learning curve is steep, but if you put in the work and learn how to optimize them, I argue you'll never get a better night's sleep in the woods. 👍
I admit I’ve never been elk hunting and don’t know the ends and outs of it, but me and buddy of mine hunt turkeys on public land each year and we carry a hammock and tarp for out setups. We will carry over and under quilts if needed (colder weather) but our set ups are pretty comparable to a tent and sleep pad ect. I LOVE my hammock and prefer sleeping in it over a tent x 100. But to each his own.
!!!! I'm already gonna love this video.... I've been scratching my head on tents for a long time
Sorry, TH-cam felt it necessary to dump the notifications for ya'll. I like the idea of a tent review, there are different types for different terrains, and ya'll have pretty much been there. I like Trents canvas mummy bag best, throw it in the bed of the truck and get some rest. Love what you're doing ❤️, always a pleasure watching ya'll
I have two Kodiak canvas tents, one is a wall tent that is simple to set up, they're not backpacking but for the money you can't beat them for quality,durability and ease of set up.
A very nice assortment of shelters from xlarge to very tiny personal sleeping bag/tent. I find myself these days looking for something in between that’s manageable by myself with the possibility of a small stove that could fit a second person if needed. I’ll be 55 in a couple months and have had a slew of accidents over the years which has forced me into retirement, so I have plenty of time on my hands and would like to start venturing out somewhere anywhere and be able to set up and pack up just as easily and start enjoying the outdoors again. I really enjoy your guys videos and the awesome footage you get while elk hunting. I’d love to do it one day, but it’s not something I could do alone. Keep up the great work you do and may god bless you all in your adventures. Hope to see you guys in person one day. You all seem to have a lot of fun together!
Trent with the new word...'ventation' I like it and will be listening to see if the sports announcers pick it up this fall! Great job, guys!
Been really liking the floorless options lately. Tent stays a lot cleaner and don't have to worry about taking off your muddy boots while going in and out.
Right on, good video. If I may, a very honorable mention for truck camps and mobility would’ve the Gazelle T4. I’ve used one for camping a few times, going to start my first hunting season later this week with it. I sold my travel trailer in favor of this. Sets up up in about 2 minutes. Comes down just as fast. Tons of room.
I can’t stop watching you guys you guys are awesome
Nice breakdown of shelters. Living in the Northwest I chase elk and deer every fall. One year several years ago I decided to try a floorless shelter from a traditional tent and love it for my style. Even solo I can pack the stove and everything else with not much trouble - so far I’m not looking back. 👍🏼
Good luck this season and keep up the hard work!
Thanks guys, lots of great options. I hunter really needs at least a couple, three different tents. Later season hunts in cold rain or snow I choose a tent with a wood burning stove in it. Warmer to hang out in but mainly have someplace to dry out your boots/gear at nite. Thanks again.
5 more days!!!!! I'm beyond stoked 😎
located a herd Saturday and had a response bugle 🔥🔥🔥
Going to be a fun season!
Here in wa in opens up the 10th where abouts you hunting where it opens up so much sooner? Oregon?
This was very informative for the guy thats trying to fiigure out which way they wanna go for a shelter. Awesome video.
You guys forgot about Cody's rtt set up in his truck, they work so good when road tripping, you can stop at any rest stop or anywhere really and nap. Better than a bivvy on the ground
Excellent review guys! Going with the dragon fly myself. After seeing this it appears I made a good choice. Headed out to CO for my first OTC this year. Solo! You guys have been really instrumental in me attempting this. Thank you for your content and motivation you give. Good luck this year! Looking forward to seeing what you guys put together this year for the BRO family!
Thanks guys for putting out this video. Always a good watch. Keep them coming
I've got 6 different tents from wall tents to light weight backpacking tents. I just grab the one that is best suited and go. I am fortunate enough to have pretty expensive tents and most of the time I just sleep on a blue tarp. So just do what you do and have fun!
The Nemo Dragonfly is also available in a "bikepack" version with 12" poles for a smaller packed size that can come in handy.
Lots of good information guys ! If I was truck camping with a couple guys that first one would definitely be my pick it nice to have that space ! Definitely was great for Bear camp ! I think I’ve got the Kelty late start 2 person it’s kinda like Trent’s where you can pick it up and move it around if need be to find that perfect spot ! Great stuff guys !! Wish you all lots of good luck this year !!
👍👍 Double thumbs up from "back east".
Thanx
Cool and fun video. Going to possibly try a floorless/tarp this year. Always a fan of the MSR hubba hubba or the BigAgnes tents too.
Great comparison guys, thanks.
I’m still running the old browning tent I’ve had for the last 6 or 7 years. Done good for me long as I don’t have to pack it in lol
Any experience or opinions on hammocks for back country?
Y'all have the best gear dumps, very informative...Best of Luck this fall!!!
Thanks guys
Good luck this hunting season
Good stuff fellas. Thanks for the review.
I use the eureka big al, I’m very happy with it.
Dude! Super helpful video! Thanks guys!
Love my wall tents!
really great info guys, lots of great info to get started with thanks
Thanks for the video - lots of good information.
I’d love to see a review of the seek outside guardian.
Ventation? Love the content keep it coming!
Trent - Ventation… I am putting that in my lingo along with the swamp gobble and muscle confusion let’s sling some arrows! The elk are waiting
Hi guys trying to dial in what goes in packs for four days. Can you guys do more gear dumps for backpacking hunts
Awesome thanks guys
This was a fun one.
Nice video.
I wish I could get the Nemo ‘field/hunting’ tents in Australia. In the end I went with Tarptent. Moment DW waiting for the solid interior and getting a protrail for next year for a super light trip.
I wanted a Nemo/first lite spike and kodiak to cover all my needs. But couldn’t get the shipped from any company outside of Australia, or even direct and they were not available to our dealers.
Needless to say it was annoying not being able to them. But can’t knock my TarpTent.
So on are wall tents we color coded the poles and joints to save time
YES! Exactly that. Easy to make a quick assembly.
Trent always kills me with the shirt that is uncontrollably open at the top. Just showing off that bear chest no matter where he’s at.
I'm getting out of a 50$ amazon bivy into a siltarp, wanted to run a MSR Freelite but outta the budget once again
Good job
Looks like I've got a new thing to collect. The wife is going to be so happy I watched this video. Lol
MLD duomid is my choice for backpacking
Wall tents are the best for base camps and tee pee's for pack in, I have to be able to stand up.
Good stuff. Wonder what your thoughts are on hammocks?
I don't know what they think, but I love them. The learning curve is steep, but if you put in the work and learn how to optimize them, I argue you'll never get a better night's sleep in the woods. 👍
Miss the elk videos man
Can't handle the idea of no floor to keep the weather out. To many times I have set up in the snow.
$40 bucks. Walmart Ozark trail backpack tent, only weights 4.6#
Is that a 2 person Nemo Dragonfly?
No hammocks?
I admit I’ve never been elk hunting and don’t know the ends and outs of it, but me and buddy of mine hunt turkeys on public land each year and we carry a hammock and tarp for out setups. We will carry over and under quilts if needed (colder weather) but our set ups are pretty comparable to a tent and sleep pad ect. I LOVE my hammock and prefer sleeping in it over a tent x 100. But to each his own.
I have a eureka 2 person backpacking tent, it's amazing 👏
It must not snow there.
I've got a question. Have anyone of you made it alone in the mountains for couple days. Noone is afraid of the dark?
What? No one has ever camped by themself alone at night in the mountains. What are you talking about??
Who was the girl with the white hat on ?
first
Ventation???? Is that a word? 🤔🤔