Steve, I hope you aren't losing your enjoyment with camping due to pressure from us subscribers. We love your content whether it's repetitive, laid back, almost seems effortless, you name it we will love it. We feed off of your energy, not necessarily your content. Relax, enjoy, take a break, and let's go camping with Steve!
I liked the backyard camping episodes. I also wouldn't mind episodes of Steve at home just going over equipment and figuring out recipes. Like, this could have been a two parter of Steve going over the hunting blind and heater and trying to maximize space for food, camera, and gear. No reason why there couldn't be multiple episodes expounding on one creative idea like this one or the cave/bunker.
Yeah Steve. I'm sure most of us are all in for a regular, let's-sit-around-a-fire-and-drink-beer video. Of course, not when it's like 20 below. Stay safe!
Steve, I hope I speak for everyone when I say you are one awesome dude. Your videos are comforting. Your voice, mannerisms, the lessons you impart (purposely or not, it happens) are much appreciated. Thanks man!
“I don’t have the most sophisticated palette…” Said while eating canned chili, warmed in the can on a buddy heater apparatus, and having dumped said chili into bag of corn chips as the plate with tex mex and frozen sour cream. This is the content we are all here for, love it 😊
I tried his recipe for "Frito Pie" first time Steve showed us it....and it's a staple of my campings menu now. Sophisticated palette or not, that's a tasty munch!
Steve is the EVERYDAY MAN... Not trying to be all extra bush crafty, just a normal person on a budget with a beer and some food who loves camping. That's why we all love you bro
My favorite takeaway from this week...“I don’t have the most sophisticated palate, and I’m okay with that.” As always, it was great spending time with you, Steve.
Steve has been pretty elaborate with his meals for being stealthy. I would imagine something quick like a power bar and coffee take-out in case of a quick get away.
if you did the "same stuff" every video id still watch it man its great chilling and eating and watching camping with Steve no matter where you are or what youre doing man thank you for the videos!
I can’t put my finger on why this is just so enjoyable to watch - I’m just a bloke sat in my warm kitchen in England but I can’t help but love these videos. Thanks Steve
Same here-I think Steve is' everyman'-what would/could I do in the situation. Enjoyable as hell,though. Like the little titles"crazy neighbor"-(yes,I'm American) and 'beautiful wife'. Just a fun guy demonstrating different situations.
You’ve got a life time fan here. The past few months have been a rough one, to where I was alone in an apartment, extremely depressed, feeling the lowest I could and I started watching your videos and have been watching them ever sense. Now, here we are all caught up and I am extremely happy to say that thing are looking better for me. Thanks for getting me through a really really hard time. Thanks for the company. It means more than I can possibly explain. Your videos are awesome!
I also just ended up alone in an apartment too. Same thing for me. These videos are so fun and Steve makes you feel like your there with him. Hang in there Dynamite!
hi steve, im rarely comenting in youtube videos. but im here just wanna say thankyou for your content. somehow it make me feels little bit relax. everytime life knock me down, im always laying here watchin your videos, like right now. everything seems harder and heavy for me in last couple days, but im always come back to your channel to give me relaxation.
Steve may be on to something here, I've never consistently relieved anxiety / stress better than when watching camping with Steve and I've seen other similar comments. Natural medicine
"I don't have the most sophisticated pallet, and I'm okay with that. If it's tasty and I can put it in a backpack, its good enough for me." Words to live by. Love your content man, thank you for being you!
@@nainoswad2725 Sure, protecting the health and safety of people is unreal right? I mean next time you walk into a hospital just remember that those mandates are keeping you fromt getting violently ill as healthcare workers must follow them and have for decades. But super selfish right? Totally unreal! Also remember that in the 70's people protested and refused to wear seatbelts when those laws came into place and said it was encroaching on their "freedom".
I live in an old house with a terrible heating system. I set the temp at 66F, but sometimes when I wake up it's like 55F. That's colder than I would prefer and that's nowhere near as cold as we see in this video. 😳
Recently discovered Steve randomly a few weeks ago and this is one of my favourite channels now. Just a chill vibe, crap could be going completely sideways (literally) and you power through it with a smile. You're the man, Steve!
@@AzuraeLyonheart there is a porn spam message that hopefully gets deleted at the bottom and your post is still the worst. Only someone who can never freely think of a good comment points out others bad grammer on a youtube video. If I wasnt risking the good cheer of steves videos I probably would have been more rude than I was. Leave the Grammer lessons to your english teacher kid. If your not a kid thats just plain sad.
You’re getting close to having a million subscribers, but I still always feel like we’re good friends, just hanging out and camping. I appreciate the thought you put into all of your adventures. Give my best to Beautiful Wife and Crazy Neighbor, too!
Something that might be handy to look into for the Buddy Heater is a heat powered fan. It doesn't require batteries because it uses a thermocouple to power the fan from the heat of the stove. It'll help circulate the heat inside your shelter and hopefully prevent those melted spots in the roof.
It might be a little difficult to bring on a stealth camp as he already carries enough camping gear to stay warm in the winter. But you had a good idea. Stay warm Steve, it makes me a little nervous to watch in this minis degree weather, too.
I started off with the earlier stealth camp videos confused at why they were even done, but I got caught your genuine nature and can't help but keep watching. Thank you for being you.
I dont know if anyone has told you this Steve (they certainly might have) but I think you are a modern Bob Ross in how your videos can help people calm down and relax.
I really enjoy your videos. Quit worrying about the quality of the “stealth” content. If others are like me, they watch because they like you. You are kind, quirky, humble, intelligent, courageous, funny and entertaining. Whether you’re in a body bag, a bus, behind a sign, or in a blind it doesn’t matter to me. I’d even love to see you road trip in a van all over Canada or the US. You have a great perspective of life. Keep it up! All the best!
It’s all about simply experiencing the whole thing with you, even if it’s the same stuff over and over. I REALLY like that you filmed a bunch throughout the night on this one. If you keep using that formula you’ll always have fresh content
The blind is easy to put up and take down. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxvlQxmcZQzSQSYbJsEgAGvG2DaduKTV99 As a female hunter, the ease of placing and setting up the blind is a plus. It’s more of a wind barrier than a warm quilted blind. Which makes it a lot lighter than our quilted blind. I enjoyed the larger windows/openings. Made for a successful season. It has held up well for the first season and the stitching looks good.
Steve, not a camper or a prepper, but I learn a lot from you. I'm in Kentucky, and we are bracing for an ice storm overnight. You've taught me a few things if the power goes out on how to stay warm. Be well, and keep hunkering down!
Steve your love of life is infectious . No matter what may be going on in this crazy chaotic ever changing world. A camping with Steve video is a refuge and will always bring you peace, comfort and put a smile back on your face.
I love all of Steve's videos regardless of what he's doing. It would be cool to see a "behind the scenes" for all the planning and prep that goes into filming a stealth camp. I think it would give us all a new appreciation for the effort Steve puts in to the process of picking a location, packing gear, choosing a meal, filming the camp, and editing everything.
Lost power tonight due to the ice storm, so what was for dinner? A walking taco while watching Steve. Doesn't get much better than that. Keep up the great videos!
Missed the livestream, live but…as an engineer and fleet manager for a broadcast station in Denver, I had to deal with similar “squirrely” handling of our live trucks. Possible solutions or things to look at: steering dampener may need replaced, possibly add a customized sway bar(1.25” rolled steel), sway bar links may need replacing. For me, almost all of our live microwave trucks are are very near their weight limits, (10,000) pounds and the heavier they come, the more stabilization is needed. Although they are hq’d in the states, Quigley is a great place for 4wd mods and beefed up suspensions to handle heavier vehicles. They’ve modified Ford E350s and Nissan NV3500s and have made them much stabler and fun to drive. I’m not saying you need to send your bus to Quigley in Pennsylvania, but they may be able,to give you some tips to help the situation.
For some reason I found it amazing that Steve perfectly ate chili out of a potato chip bag he cut open w/a key, I would of spilled it everywhere!! Stay safe Steve and thanks for the great video's!!
He lived in streets long time ago and that what makes his videos realistic . It’s just a lot of things I learn from him and the gear is getting better and better with style . Thank You Sir Stay Safe
You’re a good man, Steve. That small space looks strangely bigger on camera. You’re a trooper for sticking that one out in the cold. Thanks again, and stay safe!
Steve, your videos and tips and pointers, more or less advice, really helped me become an efficient urban stealth camper when I was homeless last year throughout the beginning of this year here in UT USA. And with that said, I want to thank you. You may have indirectly saved my life through your videos. And for that, I am thankful and grateful. Love you Steve.
There's just something about Steve, what he does and how he does it. No one I know would even think about doing it, he lives for it. Bravo Steve, your the goods. Thanks for sharing your fun with the rest of us, we really need it.
My 2 year old son Jasper and I watch your videos every week. All I have to say is you want to watch Camping with Steve and he gets so excited. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures and letting our family tag along here on TH-cam.
Hi Steve, me and my son have been inspired by you to do some camping here in the English winter. We are waiting on some freezing weather so it’s authentic ‘Camping with Steve’ with the added bonus of not getting everything muddy. Loving your work 🍺
I've been watching your videos for a few months now, and they're some of the most comforting content on TH-cam I watch. It sounds cheesy, but your videos are like little cups of hot chocolate on a cold day. It's inspired me to plan a camping trip this summer hopefully. Please don't let negative comments get you down, you're worth more than that.
Steve you are so amazing. I would have never imagined anyone overnighting voluntarily in the mess we've had for weather this last month! If it's not stupidly cold, we're getting freezing rain, and there just doesn't seem to be any weather in between this year. (We all know AB weather can be....uhmm...temperamental at times, but man - she is in a mood this winter!) Stay warm today - put on your studded tires in the morning 😉 Thanks for all you do for us.
He did have a pad though, it's got an air pocket in it at least. Maybe a layer of that foil lined plastic that I can't remember what it's called would help.
Watching from the Philippines. Funny 🤣 situation. On the intro where you said your bag was "loaded with propane" my bro-inlaw heard 'loaded up with cocaine.' Propane is locally known as gasul. I explained unless this show has taken a real turn for a finally, probably not! Anyhow we had a good 😂😂😅 laugh! My wife, myself and brother in law have enjoyed many a episodes over the past year and a half.
It's 3:30am where I am and sitting on 28C so I can't fathom the sort of temperatures you endure there. Keep up the good work it's always interesting to see the gear you need for the complete opposite style of camping (cold vs hot). Cheers from Australia!
Steve, I just want to let you know that just seeing your videos on my feed give me so much comfort and relief. I’ve been taking so many exams and taking a break to watch your videos just takes me away! Love you man
Hey Steve, relatively long time subscriber, first time commenter (I think). Thanks for sharing a little more of your life's adventures with us (the teeming masses)! I agree with some of the other commenters here: just be and enjoy yourself. I personally could do with a couple videos a week (or as often as you can) on your various interests (camping, cooking, RVing, hobo river rafting, etc.) but if once a month is all you can swing at times, c'est la vie. My advice: Ignore any negative comments and focus on the positive ones. This is YOUR channel about YOU. I personally like it when you are real and honest. Please don't change that part of yourself. You rock! Cheers brother! 😃🤙👍
That looked soo uncomfortable. You'll probably be just as happy as rest of us when winter is over. Thanks for the information and equipment testing as always!!👍
It is absolutely a good video... I live in Maine and I always loved finding a nice cliff which there are plenty to choose from here ... And then fing a nice sized ledge to camp on over the weekend.. I'm almost 60 now and watching your videos has sparked a lil fire to git back out and start another chapter In my camper life ✌🏽😊 thanx man.. I also want to git a motorhome and do some boondocking 🤟🔥💪🏾
I love simple pop up tents for winter camping. I have videos of winter camping with the Eskimo pop up and mr heater and stay very warm. Nothing worse then spending a ton of time trying to set up and tie out a tent. Having multiple size mr heaters work perfect for different size setups. Great video Steve!
I love on every Episode no matter how bad Steve’s situation is he remains positive 👍🏻😌that walking taco 🌮 looked so yummy cheers thanks for sharing my friend 🙏🏻
Steve, I can’t say enough how much I love your videos. I do a bit of stealth camping now also (completely as a result of watching your videos). Keep’em coming.
I love that immediately after asking for kind comments, you hit em with the old see-you-next-Tuesday! You’re my favorite, Steve and even if that was unintentional I still laughed!
Hunkered down here at home with The Freeze on the way, I have to say, I think the most stressful part of watching this one was hoping the chili getting poured didn't dump, tear apart, or overheat the chips bag and make Steve drop it :( Thank goodness for little victories. And whoof! Here's to the next one hopefully being warmer. Only six more weeks until 'Spring' Steve, fingers crossed!
Steve, I just love going virtual camping with you each time and look forward to each episode. Your “down to earth “ demeanor soothes my soul and so many of your viewers feel the same. After watching your channel for over a year now, I have started collecting items to get stealth fully away from time to time. As a woman I got some things you’d probably never use. I found out one weekend just how hard it is to avoid people who seem to have “stranger radar “. Maybe I was paranoid but I could always feel eyes on my. Tried to be the “grey woman” to fit in but still people were peering in my car when I hunkered down in it. I even camouflaged it to look like it was a college alumni vehicle. Since most of us are only 3 missed paychecks from being homeless, your tips can prove invaluable for our peace of mind. You make it look easy but realistic. Thank you for doing the hard stuff.
Great video Steve! I've enjoyed every one of your videos and I've seen a lot of them. I don't care where you camp - whether it's difficult or easy, I've liked every single one of them. Don't stress yourself - your fans enjoy this. Even if it's not a difficult camp, I usually pick up a tip or two from you regarding camping and I bet the rest of your fans do too. Just keep doing what you're doing!
Another one in the books. Excellent go around this time. No having to pack up and high tail it out of there. Like that one night in that neighborhood. I really enjoyed the trial of the new gear. A white one or white camo tarp would go well with something like that to hide it away. Remember this, Nature and God don't make things in straight lines. The better you look like it's natural the better the stealth. Still, an awesome Job Steve another excellent stealth camp. Thank you so much.
Nice little setup there bud! Those pop up hunting blinds do a good job albeit a little light/ thin for the harsh winters we go through, but you made it work in smart fashion ;) I also suggest having a simple P38 or P51 Can Opener on your keychain (old military style can opener, the P38 is smaller than the P51), they have a good point and edge for opening stuff apart from tins and an easy tool to keep on you, works as a screwdriver in a pinch too. Looking forward to the next one!
Steve, I hope you aren't losing your enjoyment with camping due to pressure from us subscribers. We love your content whether it's repetitive, laid back, almost seems effortless, you name it we will love it. We feed off of your energy, not necessarily your content. Relax, enjoy, take a break, and let's go camping with Steve!
I liked the backyard camping episodes. I also wouldn't mind episodes of Steve at home just going over equipment and figuring out recipes. Like, this could have been a two parter of Steve going over the hunting blind and heater and trying to maximize space for food, camera, and gear.
No reason why there couldn't be multiple episodes expounding on one creative idea like this one or the cave/bunker.
Well said! 😁
Yeah Steve. I'm sure most of us are all in for a regular, let's-sit-around-a-fire-and-drink-beer video. Of course, not when it's like 20 below. Stay safe!
Couldn’t agree more
I think Steve knows. He likes this stuff and would never put himself in harms way. Heck ... some of this best content are miserable failures.
Steve, I hope I speak for everyone when I say you are one awesome dude. Your videos are comforting. Your voice, mannerisms, the lessons you impart (purposely or not, it happens) are much appreciated. Thanks man!
Wow, thank you!
Discovering Steve was a godsend during all the lockdowns and fear mongering. Thank you Steve!
@@calmon-ground962 agree!
I agree too 💥
Could not have said it better sir!
“I don’t have the most sophisticated palette…”
Said while eating canned chili, warmed in the can on a buddy heater apparatus, and having dumped said chili into bag of corn chips as the plate with tex mex and frozen sour cream.
This is the content we are all here for, love it 😊
I tried his recipe for "Frito Pie" first time Steve showed us it....and it's a staple of my campings menu now. Sophisticated palette or not, that's a tasty munch!
@@jasonpeculiar yeah I'm definitely gonna try it next time I'm out
@@SECONDQUEST You will not be disappointed
Buddy heaters make the BEST toasters.
I’m hungry now.
Steve is the EVERYDAY MAN... Not trying to be all extra bush crafty, just a normal person on a budget with a beer and some food who loves camping. That's why we all love you bro
So true!! 🇨🇦🥰
Pretty much this lol.
Thanks to TH-cam he has a bigger budget these days lol. Love this guy!
literally. These over produced youtube channels are so lame. Steve is a lot like old youtube from back in the day. like late 2000s
That Neo Air Ultra light will break the bank on normal budgets !!!!
"Since we're in loitering mode, let's let the loitering begin." THAT sentence made my day! Thank you, Steve!
Probably needs to be some merch with this on it. Or a beer named Loitering Steve.
@@buildyourcomputer I was thinking the same thing! A t-shirt or hoody that says Let the Loitering Begin! would be epic.
When he coughed i got worried he is getting sick
@@buildyourcomputer I'd buy that beer for sure
I'd buy Steve Beer...
"I don't have the most sophisticated palette, and I'm okay with that." Gold.
It just wouldn't be Thursday without, "Camping with Steve!"
step two
this is true. made my day.
@J.P. Menger yes
Couldn’t agree more!
Yes you right 👍
My favorite takeaway from this week...“I don’t have the most sophisticated palate, and I’m okay with that.” As always, it was great spending time with you, Steve.
Steve has been pretty elaborate with his meals for being stealthy. I would imagine something quick like a power bar and coffee take-out in case of a quick get away.
Except for fresh baked bread.
@@miketripp8673 would like to see the bacon wrapped beer battered corndogs again. One of my favorite cooking with Steve vids.
@@dinomak69 NO! Really? Yum. Remember which one that was?
@@mariebernier3076 Scroll thru the early years, you'll find it.
if you did the "same stuff" every video id still watch it man its great chilling and eating and watching camping with Steve no matter where you are or what youre doing man thank you for the videos!
I can’t put my finger on why this is just so enjoyable to watch - I’m just a bloke sat in my warm kitchen in England but I can’t help but love these videos. Thanks Steve
So true Fastwunz, I'm watching from my warm diningroom/work space in Mesa, AZ, with the heater on 74 degrees F!! I'm still cold! :D
Same here-I think Steve is' everyman'-what would/could I do in the situation. Enjoyable as hell,though. Like the little titles"crazy neighbor"-(yes,I'm American) and 'beautiful wife'. Just a fun guy demonstrating different situations.
You’ve got a life time fan here. The past few months have been a rough one, to where I was alone in an apartment, extremely depressed, feeling the lowest I could and I started watching your videos and have been watching them ever sense. Now, here we are all caught up and I am extremely happy to say that thing are looking better for me. Thanks for getting me through a really really hard time. Thanks for the company. It means more than I can possibly explain. Your videos are awesome!
Good to hear that Steve's videos have helped you out. Take care friend
Hang tough dood.
Dynam
Steve brings us together, laughing, heartwarmed, leaving our sad thoughts for awhile. Nice to meet you!
I also just ended up alone in an apartment too. Same thing for me. These videos are so fun and Steve makes you feel like your there with him. Hang in there Dynamite!
@dynamitebandito2172 *since *things 🙂
hi steve, im rarely comenting in youtube videos. but im here just wanna say thankyou for your content. somehow it make me feels little bit relax.
everytime life knock me down, im always laying here watchin your videos, like right now. everything seems harder and heavy for me in last couple days, but im always come back to your channel to give me relaxation.
YESSSSS!!!!! Same here, I always find his videos super relaxing.
“I don’t have the most sophisticated palate. And I’m okay with that.” Some of my favorite words I’ve heard from Steve. Love your videos man!
12:51
Steve is 100 pure
Steve may be on to something here, I've never consistently relieved anxiety / stress better than when watching camping with Steve and I've seen other similar comments. Natural medicine
He’s so calming and I completely agree.
That’s nice Steve helping people stay centered. The great outdoor can do wonders.
I feel the same way - very soothing content.
"I don't have the most sophisticated pallet, and I'm okay with that. If it's tasty and I can put it in a backpack, its good enough for me." Words to live by. Love your content man, thank you for being you!
@angrykweli *palate 🙂
Sitting in my deer blind this season, I thought to myself, “ I wanna see Steve camp in one of these!” Here it is!!!
Yes!
Same... I was even like could you lay down in this
@@jamesroy4132 I’m a short dude and I don’t think I could lay in mine and be comfortable. I have a Rhino 150 blind. Good size blind.
Nice!
With all of the crazy going on, its good to see something so real and relaxing. Thank you Steve!
When hasn't the world of humans been crazy? Very few of us don't suck.
@@nainoswad2725 Sure, protecting the health and safety of people is unreal right? I mean next time you walk into a hospital just remember that those mandates are keeping you fromt getting violently ill as healthcare workers must follow them and have for decades. But super selfish right? Totally unreal! Also remember that in the 70's people protested and refused to wear seatbelts when those laws came into place and said it was encroaching on their "freedom".
An example of why I love Steve and his videos. He doesn't bring a knife so he has to use his keys, but has a giant set of tongs.
01:12 - Never before has the phrase "I brought boots today!" been spoken so triumphantly. 🤣
For Steve to give the "don't do as I do" warning, that means this was brutal.
I thought the same thing. He knew if anything went wrong it was a pretty long cold walk to the car. Definitely not for beginners!
Reminded me of his storm drain adventure.
Haha, I woke up colder than I was when I fell asleep that's for sure.
@Qefna Ija ..what?
I live in an old house with a terrible heating system. I set the temp at 66F, but sometimes when I wake up it's like 55F. That's colder than I would prefer and that's nowhere near as cold as we see in this video. 😳
The small space inside your hunting blind was a blessing in disguise - smaller volume to heat.
Coincidentally…
I was already just looking
at a similar hunting blind
on Amazon. 🦌… 🤔 ⛺️ 🌲🌲
Recently discovered Steve randomly a few weeks ago and this is one of my favourite channels now. Just a chill vibe, crap could be going completely sideways (literally) and you power through it with a smile. You're the man, Steve!
Go back and watch some of the early videos . Gotta love him
What I love is that this is a big channel (lots of subscribers) but it still has that small channel charm/vibe.
Camping with Steve is probably my favorite TH-cam channel.. Ol’ Steve is becoming World Famous! 🤩
Thanks!!
Hey steve just wanted to say I really appreciate the effort you put into every single video. You're my favorite part of TH-cam
Well said!
“I don’t have the most sophisticated palate…and I’m okay with that.” A true man of the people. Keep up the good work Steve!
Bless him. I don't think he has a palette. Some of things he eats. Wat about a nice bit of Salmon eh??
ŻYWIEC! Wow, a Polish beer 🇵🇱 🍺 That's nice Steve, ZDRÓWKO!
Not the best one though unfortunately ;)
In minus 20 degrees he should have a go on with polish vodka, not the beer.
@@empe3332 yeah, it would warm him up pretty well 👍
I love watching these cold weather camping videos while in a cocoon of blankets in my bed. Very cozy
I’m hoping you get to 1 million subscribers this year Steve !!
How many are you going to buy with your sock account? lol
You’re a breath of fresh air in a time of enormous heaviness, thank you Steve.
"I don't have the most sophisticated palate, and I'm okay with that"
This is why we love you, Steve
You just made my day Steve. I'm Polish and "Żywiec" bear is one that I drink allot in my younger day. Thanks man. Love your channel.
Polska Power!
Hooray Poland, had Zywiec when I visited Chicago a few years ago.
You consume bears?! Badass!
Haha same I was like wait a minute!!!
@@Neoquaker1 eat them for breakfast... My English is not the best, I admit that. Sorry
I prefer camping when it’s warm. Not a fan of freezing cold weather camping. Takes some getting use to. Your awesome for doing this. Wow.
you're* not a fan of cold, so you are a yellow belly then.
@@AzuraeLyonheart Wow. How immature can you get? Oh yeah, you just showed us.
@@AzuraeLyonheart you have an anime child as your profile picture, your opinion is invalid
@@AzuraeLyonheart and jerk of the week award goes to you little anime man
@@AzuraeLyonheart there is a porn spam message that hopefully gets deleted at the bottom and your post is still the worst. Only someone who can never freely think of a good comment points out others bad grammer on a youtube video. If I wasnt risking the good cheer of steves videos I probably would have been more rude than I was. Leave the Grammer lessons to your english teacher kid. If your not a kid thats just plain sad.
You’re getting close to having a million subscribers, but I still always feel like we’re good friends, just hanging out and camping. I appreciate the thought you put into all of your adventures. Give my best to Beautiful Wife and Crazy Neighbor, too!
Something that might be handy to look into for the Buddy Heater is a heat powered fan. It doesn't require batteries because it uses a thermocouple to power the fan from the heat of the stove. It'll help circulate the heat inside your shelter and hopefully prevent those melted spots in the roof.
It might be a little difficult to bring on a stealth camp as he already carries enough camping gear to stay warm in the winter. But you had a good idea. Stay warm Steve, it makes me a little nervous to watch in this minis degree weather, too.
I started off with the earlier stealth camp videos confused at why they were even done, but I got caught your genuine nature and can't help but keep watching. Thank you for being you.
I dont know if anyone has told you this Steve (they certainly might have) but I think you are a modern Bob Ross in how your videos can help people calm down and relax.
Lol that's exactly what his 2nd unofficial title is. Bob Ross of Camping. Steve is dope
Don’t worry about releasing every week if you’re in over your head, all love! LOVE the sleeping cap!
Please stay safe out there in those temperatures. Always listen to Steve's advice. He knows about these things.
@Qefna Ija wonderful
This has been suggested before, but I think a "Cooking with Steve" book with all the makeshift recipes you've tried while camping would be awesome.
His recipes would also be good for college kids..
He cooked for me once and I got diarrhea he didn't wash his hands after he went poo poo
I really enjoy your videos. Quit worrying about the quality of the “stealth” content. If others are like me, they watch because they like you. You are kind, quirky, humble, intelligent, courageous, funny and entertaining. Whether you’re in a body bag, a bus, behind a sign, or in a blind it doesn’t matter to me. I’d even love to see you road trip in a van all over Canada or the US. You have a great perspective of life. Keep it up! All the best!
That pause and heavy sigh when he thinks the little pump isn’t working speaks to me. Bless you Steve.
I spent 20 minutes trying to find this video just so I could re-watch you craft and enjoy a Frito Pie. Well worth the time.
that look of despair and then relief when Steve thought the pump wasnt going to work.
It’s all about simply experiencing the whole thing with you, even if it’s the same stuff over and over. I REALLY like that you filmed a bunch throughout the night on this one. If you keep using that formula you’ll always have fresh content
The blind is easy to put up and take down. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxvlQxmcZQzSQSYbJsEgAGvG2DaduKTV99 As a female hunter, the ease of placing and setting up the blind is a plus. It’s more of a wind barrier than a warm quilted blind. Which makes it a lot lighter than our quilted blind. I enjoyed the larger windows/openings. Made for a successful season. It has held up well for the first season and the stitching looks good.
Women don't hunt, they cook what their male partner hunts.
Get with the times sister
Steve- What you make is a really positive ritual for us viewers. It’s an escape from difficult things. Thank you.
I save it for my before bed video and look forward to it all day!
Steve, not a camper or a prepper, but I learn a lot from you. I'm in Kentucky, and we are bracing for an ice storm overnight. You've taught me a few things if the power goes out on how to stay warm. Be well, and keep hunkering down!
Be safe tonight. We had a blizzard last Saturday in the east coast New Jersey USA
Steve your love of life is infectious . No matter what may be going on in this crazy chaotic ever changing world. A camping with Steve video is a refuge and will always bring you peace, comfort and put a smile back on your face.
I love all of Steve's videos regardless of what he's doing. It would be cool to see a "behind the scenes" for all the planning and prep that goes into filming a stealth camp. I think it would give us all a new appreciation for the effort Steve puts in to the process of picking a location, packing gear, choosing a meal, filming the camp, and editing everything.
Lost power tonight due to the ice storm, so what was for dinner? A walking taco while watching Steve. Doesn't get much better than that. Keep up the great videos!
Hope this will help buy some more of that extra warming hunker down feathers.
Thanks Bill! It will!
Missed the livestream, live but…as an engineer and fleet manager for a broadcast station in Denver, I had to deal with similar “squirrely” handling of our live trucks. Possible solutions or things to look at: steering dampener may need replaced, possibly add a customized sway bar(1.25” rolled steel), sway bar links may need replacing. For me, almost all of our live microwave trucks are are very near their weight limits, (10,000) pounds and the heavier they come, the more stabilization is needed. Although they are hq’d in the states, Quigley is a great place for 4wd mods and beefed up suspensions to handle heavier vehicles. They’ve modified Ford E350s and Nissan NV3500s and have made them much stabler and fun to drive. I’m not saying you need to send your bus to Quigley in Pennsylvania, but they may be able,to give you some tips to help the situation.
For some reason I found it amazing that Steve perfectly ate chili out of a potato chip bag he cut open w/a key, I would of spilled it everywhere!! Stay safe Steve and thanks for the great video's!!
He lived in streets long time ago and that what makes his videos realistic .
It’s just a lot of things I learn from him and the gear is getting better and better with style . Thank You Sir Stay Safe
Living like that will make someone humble... part of what I like about Steve, totally non-narcissistic... and the bachelor meals :D
@Bass Pro Man What do you call sleeping in your car and being homeless then?
One of the most humble coolest dudes ever. Thank you for being you !
You’re a good man, Steve. That small space looks strangely bigger on camera. You’re a trooper for sticking that one out in the cold. Thanks again, and stay safe!
Ja. Just thinking of the night creatures. When he first walked in looked like critter tracks.
Steve is a national treasure, should be on the next 20 dollar bill.
Put Steve on the $2 coin and call it the Step Toonie.
@@at0mly Great Idea
Got change for a "Stevie" ?
Ill sign that petition
Steve, your videos and tips and pointers, more or less advice, really helped me become an efficient urban stealth camper when I was homeless last year throughout the beginning of this year here in UT USA. And with that said, I want to thank you. You may have indirectly saved my life through your videos. And for that, I am thankful and grateful. Love you Steve.
I was on the edge of my seat when you poured that chili, I was expecting the worst. Very impressive lol
I was expecting the bag to collapse and cover the place in cheese and chili! Please, take some money from the beer fund and buy a plate! ;)
There's just something about Steve, what he does and how he does it. No one I know would even think about doing it, he lives for it. Bravo Steve, your the goods. Thanks for sharing your fun with the rest of us, we really need it.
I totally agree with what you're saying. I think you're way overusing the comma. I'm not sure how to use it either.
My 2 year old son Jasper and I watch your videos every week. All I have to say is you want to watch Camping with Steve and he gets so excited. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures and letting our family tag along here on TH-cam.
WFH has its benefits such as catching a camping with steve video soon after release. Time to watch while eating lunch.
I am also on lunch while working from home lol. I've been working from home for over a decade at this point. Love it!
Hi Steve, me and my son have been inspired by you to do some camping here in the English winter. We are waiting on some freezing weather so it’s authentic ‘Camping with Steve’ with the added bonus of not getting everything muddy. Loving your work 🍺
I've been watching your videos for a few months now, and they're some of the most comforting content on TH-cam I watch. It sounds cheesy, but your videos are like little cups of hot chocolate on a cold day. It's inspired me to plan a camping trip this summer hopefully.
Please don't let negative comments get you down, you're worth more than that.
Steve you are so amazing. I would have never imagined anyone overnighting voluntarily in the mess we've had for weather this last month! If it's not stupidly cold, we're getting freezing rain, and there just doesn't seem to be any weather in between this year. (We all know AB weather can be....uhmm...temperamental at times, but man - she is in a mood this winter!) Stay warm today - put on your studded tires in the morning 😉 Thanks for all you do for us.
Always looking forward to the next place to "Hunker Down" with the king of stealth campers!
Propane, propane. Time to start the flame. -Jim Lahey
I know they take up a little more room in the pack, but I can’t imagine sleeping on the snow without an insulated sleeping pad. You are one brave guy.
He did have a pad though, it's got an air pocket in it at least. Maybe a layer of that foil lined plastic that I can't remember what it's called would help.
Watching camping with Steve is my moment of pure zen.
Watching from the Philippines. Funny 🤣 situation. On the intro where you said your bag was "loaded with propane" my bro-inlaw heard 'loaded up with cocaine.' Propane is locally known as gasul. I explained unless this show has taken a real turn for a finally, probably not! Anyhow we had a good 😂😂😅 laugh! My wife, myself and brother in law have enjoyed many a episodes over the past year and a half.
It's 3:30am where I am and sitting on 28C so I can't fathom the sort of temperatures you endure there. Keep up the good work it's always interesting to see the gear you need for the complete opposite style of camping (cold vs hot). Cheers from Australia!
I'm from the same area as Steve, and we have to be ready for -40 to + 35C from Jan to July 😆
You wouldn't believe how much joy these videos bring to me. I was smiling almost all the way through this one.
You have inspired me
to start camping out ⛺️
on my back porch! 😆
I’m having fun making mistakes
and learning my gear. ⚙️
Steve, I just want to let you know that just seeing your videos on my feed give me so much comfort and relief. I’ve been taking so many exams and taking a break to watch your videos just takes me away! Love you man
Hey Steve, relatively long time subscriber, first time commenter (I think). Thanks for sharing a little more of your life's adventures with us (the teeming masses)! I agree with some of the other commenters here: just be and enjoy yourself. I personally could do with a couple videos a week (or as often as you can) on your various interests (camping, cooking, RVing, hobo river rafting, etc.) but if once a month is all you can swing at times, c'est la vie. My advice: Ignore any negative comments and focus on the positive ones. This is YOUR channel about YOU. I personally like it when you are real and honest. Please don't change that part of yourself. You rock! Cheers brother! 😃🤙👍
"Propane Propane". gotta love that Trailer Park Boys reference slipped in there!
You know it's cold out when the snow makes that crunching noise 🥶🥶 love the videos Steve, keep it up 😄
Reminds me of my time in Minnesota. Yeah, that sound says "cold!"
That looked soo uncomfortable. You'll probably be just as happy as rest of us when winter is over. Thanks for the information and equipment testing as always!!👍
Thank you for putting yourself in places and taking us along. We love you 💜
I love how you point out your oversight so other people don’t make the same errors! Thanks for another adventure.
I'm about to leave for my first winter camping trip in about a decade. This was just the inspiration I needed to get super excited.
It is absolutely a good video... I live in Maine and I always loved finding a nice cliff which there are plenty to choose from here ... And then fing a nice sized ledge to camp on over the weekend.. I'm almost 60 now and watching your videos has sparked a lil fire to git back out and start another chapter In my camper life ✌🏽😊 thanx man.. I also want to git a motorhome and do some boondocking 🤟🔥💪🏾
I love simple pop up tents for winter camping. I have videos of winter camping with the Eskimo pop up and mr heater and stay very warm. Nothing worse then spending a ton of time trying to set up and tie out a tent. Having multiple size mr heaters work perfect for different size setups. Great video Steve!
I love on every Episode no matter how bad Steve’s situation is he remains positive 👍🏻😌that walking taco 🌮 looked so yummy cheers thanks for sharing my friend 🙏🏻
Good Video Steven. Keep your chin up always fighting the good fight
Steve, I can’t say enough how much I love your videos. I do a bit of stealth camping now also (completely as a result of watching your videos). Keep’em coming.
This is one of the best camping channels on TH-cam
I love that immediately after asking for kind comments, you hit em with the old see-you-next-Tuesday! You’re my favorite, Steve and even if that was unintentional I still laughed!
Hunkered down here at home with The Freeze on the way, I have to say, I think the most stressful part of watching this one was hoping the chili getting poured didn't dump, tear apart, or overheat the chips bag and make Steve drop it :( Thank goodness for little victories. And whoof! Here's to the next one hopefully being warmer. Only six more weeks until 'Spring' Steve, fingers crossed!
Steve, I just love going virtual camping with you each time and look forward to each episode. Your “down to earth “ demeanor soothes my soul and so many of your viewers feel the same. After watching your channel for over a year now, I have started collecting items to get stealth fully away from time to time. As a woman I got some things you’d probably never use. I found out one weekend just how hard it is to avoid people who seem to have “stranger radar “. Maybe I was paranoid but I could always feel eyes on my. Tried to be the “grey woman” to fit in but still people were peering in my car when I hunkered down in it. I even camouflaged it to look like it was a college alumni vehicle.
Since most of us are only 3 missed paychecks from being homeless, your tips can prove invaluable for our peace of mind. You make it look easy but realistic. Thank you for doing the hard stuff.
Always love your videos, man. My cousins and I love watching you every week, you're the best TH-camr out there. Have a great week!
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Great video Steve! I've enjoyed every one of your videos and I've seen a lot of them. I don't care where you camp - whether it's difficult or easy, I've liked every single one of them. Don't stress yourself - your fans enjoy this. Even if it's not a difficult camp, I usually pick up a tip or two from you regarding camping and I bet the rest of your fans do too. Just keep doing what you're doing!
How could anyone leave a mean comment! Steve is literally like that cool uncle we all usto have 😁
WOW... can't believe he did that in -20C. Thats damn cold to be outside for 12+ hours. Good on you Steve!
Take it easy Steve. Personally I'd like to see more of Steve at home just talking about life during the nasty winter.
His ability to stay unseen in the woods and resistance to freezing weather makes me assume that Steve is part yeti 🤣
I will NEVER unsubscribe from this channel!! Thanks Steve!!
Yes!! A new video! Steve, you’re such a great part of everyone’s day when they watch you. Thank you, sir!
Another one in the books. Excellent go around this time.
No having to pack up and high tail it out of there. Like that one night
in that neighborhood. I really enjoyed the trial of the new gear. A white one
or white camo tarp would go well with something like that to hide it away.
Remember this, Nature and God don't make things in straight lines. The better
you look like it's natural the better the stealth. Still, an awesome Job Steve another
excellent stealth camp. Thank you so much.
Zywiec is my favorite beer.
Nice little setup there bud! Those pop up hunting blinds do a good job albeit a little light/ thin for the harsh winters we go through, but you made it work in smart fashion ;) I also suggest having a simple P38 or P51 Can Opener on your keychain (old military style can opener, the P38 is smaller than the P51), they have a good point and edge for opening stuff apart from tins and an easy tool to keep on you, works as a screwdriver in a pinch too. Looking forward to the next one!