As you said, "I had a funny feeling." I'm retired Law Enforcement (30 yrs) and I always relied on that sense. Never doubt it. For whatever reasons. It keeps you alive.
I’m sure you were wrong many times , it seems like all enforcement just suffer anxiety after a while and start making that feeling up about who ever they feel like .
We have 2 angels that are assigned to each person to protect them, guide them, but freedom of choice is still the rule! I know when we get to heaven we will be amazed at how many times we have been delivered from evil!
Thank you for the invitation. Appreciated all of your outings and THANK YOU FOR SNOW SCENES.....animal encounters.....and all technical data THANK YOU. COME BACK.
Hello from Washington State 🇺🇸👋🏻 I’m almost 70 yr old female….. disabled and wish I could camp again!! I love your honesty when talking about the tent items and more that you describe! Even though I’m not able to physically go camping anymore I do get to go with you guys!! Thank you!!! Please take care and I’m Looking forward to your next adventure ! Kathy 🥰
Me too Kathy 😊 I was so active before I had a nasty fall in 2008 that left me disabled and i was only 38 then. I love these videos as they help me feel less claustrophobic because I barely leave my house anymore. God bless Luke and you too ♥️👍
@@rosiebateson4498 Thank you for your reply Rosie!!! It’s good to know I’m not alone in this world!! Over that past 22 years I’ve had both knees and hip replaced along with 5 more left hip surgery’s 😱 now my right foot is going to have surgery!! Months of rehab… but I just keep going the best I can and indulge my self in uTube 😃😃😃😃 I’m sorry about your bad fall … God Bless you!!!🥰❤️😃👋🏻
@@kathybell7407 good heavens you’ve certainly suffered 😥 we do keep going but it’s not easy and it’s just one thing after another. Do you feel as though you never get chance to get over one thing before another problem occurs? Good luck with your next round of surgery. I will say a prayer for you every night ♥️👍
Good afternoon Kathy,I’m from Whidbey Island,even daily life here is Camping. Sorry about you not being able to be out and about, but the front porch or deck can be an adventure on the right day. I enjoy your positive attitude👍……. James
When you talked about that funny feeling I knew exactly what you meant. I can never put my finger on why i get that feeling in some locations but I always tell people when hiking or camping to listen to your gut. If it doesnt feel right then get the heck out. Its always better to be safe than sorry.
Yes, if the spidey senses kick in, it just may be that your unconscious mind has assessed all the risks and the survival instinct is just guiding you on the best way to handle the situation. I believe in it - had that feeling once when driving. Was in the inside lane (in Australia) coming over a bridge that I knew changes the number of lanes for traffic in the morning going into the city. No barriers, only arrows. Something told me to change into the left lane quickly which I did. As soon as I changed lanes a car sped up and changed lanes in the other direction in my previous lane. Then realised what they'd done and went back into the correct lane. Definitely would have been a head-on collision for me and lucky there was a break between me and the cars behind as well as they could have been hit.
I loved seeing you pull out the trusty Sven saw to cut up your firewood. I still have my sven that my father gave me as a teenager over 30 years ago and it still cuts like a dream!
I had that gut feeling camping once. Woke up around 2 AM with the overwhelming feeling that I needed to pack up and get out of there. I literally stuffed everything into the back of the car and drove home.
@Pnw adventurer been camping all my life, have not been a new camper for more than 50 years. I was also in a familiar camping area at a site I had camped many times. I have no idea what triggered the feeling, but I was not about to wait around to find out. I trust my instinct.
The thing that amazes me the most, is how positive you always are. I’d have been totally pissed off to drive all that way just to get there and have that “NOPE” feeling.
Here in Minnesota winter temps are often -30F and -60F isn't unheard of. It's 25F here at the moment and people are putting their winter boots away and getting their tennis shoes out for spring walks. At 45F people here start busting out their T-shirts and shorts lol
@@saber1able I have family that lives in Denver. I was there one winter seeing people jogging in shorts with 2 feet of snow on the ground. Here in Texas everything would be closed.
Thanks for the video! The tent really held up to the wind. Amazed! As I watched, I was like " That pipe is going to be taken away!"...lol. One thing that confused me that you did/didn't do...why didn't you just cook off the stove?? Lol.
One of the reasonable tents ive found is the ozark trail 10x12 wall tent. Theyre around 500 dollars. They can be set up and ready for use in about 30 minutes. Maybe not the best around but reasonable for the price.
I don’t know why, but this was one of my favorite camping videos. I watch them to relax and love extreme weather viewing. This felt like hanging out with a friend. Luke, I love your videos, personality and how you relate to your viewers. I’m not a big commenter, but it is what it is…hanging with a good person for a few minutes when you can’t sleep. Keep on keeping on my good man…
Thanks Luke! Got my daughter onto your channel...she loves the outdoors...told her not to buy anything you haven't reviewed or had negatively reviewed! Trust speaks volumes! God bless!
Hi Luke, most people go with their instincts when things don't sit/feel right. It is always the best path to go down in my experience. I don't care how civilised, modern or sophisticated we are, these instincts are there for a good reason.
When you said you got to your original destination and it didn't feel right so you turned around and left, that reminded me of a something that happened many years ago when my husband and I and our two small children went camping.We went to this one site and we had just got there my husband had been unloading the stuff from our car, and two guys approached us and they acted very friendly and they said that maybe they could talk to us again later that night. And I don't know, but after they left I told my husband something does not feel right and I think we need to leave .Course he wasn't happy with that idea because he has spent all that time unloading everything, but I talked him into it. So we left. Two days later in the newspaper, there was a story of a woman who had gone to that same site we were at the campsite, ran into the same two guys, she was drinking beer with them and they ended up killing her. So it's always good to go with your gut instinct.
@@brianwalker1933 Elaborate. What happened. They **shot** at you. Did they go in for attempted murder? I mean if you're going to go Rambo and tempt fate by going back to their camp it better have a darn good payoff.
Luke👍👍🏕 I found this episode refreshing in that there were no set up, tear down, pack up or common camp chores filmed. It got right into the meat n' taters of the adventure which in this case was trying to stay warm. The wood stove made a big difference, I was skeptical about amount of wood, glad it lasted as long as it did. Game camera payday, plenty of wildlife to view and enjoy. Great video as always, no complaints. See ya next time. Enjoy!
Excellent video per usual Luke! And I got to say, going the extra mile (pun intended) to put metric units for us non-US citizens is very kind of you! :)
Now if more of the Europeans on their channel would put the decimal base 10 conversions degrees, feet, inches, cups, teaspoons and tablespoons etc etc etc, for us Americans
What an epic adventure! Loved it and the trail cam shots added much to the video enjoyment. I'm smiling as I sit in the warmth of my van and looking out on the bay. It's overcast, low 50's and a very chilly breeze coming off of the Pacific. You're cold and the three large fishermen in a small outboard 100 yards off shore look cold; and no luck for two hours or so. One of them is not wearing a PFD...better not let the Coast Guard or Harbor Police catch them. As I approach age 75 I find comfort is my mission. Having been a backpacker/explorer though for 60 some years I love watching your channel to remember the joy I experienced. Thank you, Luke!
I remember one time I was camping in the Mt. Hood National forest. I went to bed and the weather was perfect. I woke up about 0730 the next morning and there was 8" of snow. Just goes to show you the weather is totally unpredictable. I wouldn't trade that experience for anything. I didn't have a stove or anything like that. Just a good sleeping bag,a groundcover and a decent tent.
I’m so glad u listen to that NOPE feeling. It will save you a lot of problems. For sure we are kindred spirits. We loves them storms. Andddd your wifey is adorable. Love your videos
Keep batteries out of your devices until after a blast close or far away and you should be ok. Have some potassium iodide on hand that will help keep the absorption of radiation to a minimum this all depends on how far away the blast was. it is survivable !! there is a lot more than you can do research! and yes some vehicles will run after not all! We pray it doesn't happen but we share and survive. Thanks again for all you provide Luke!
I do all my camping and exploring in Dec. and Jan. for all the obvious reasons, Less Kooks outdoors, I am done van camping and cannot wait to get your exact gear as I rely on your reviews which are always spot on. Death Valley and Eastern Sierras gets cold. Not in 2023 for me at least. Strength and Honor Luke.. Wood-Man.
The information they have is in tune with their itinerary. As ex-military, I have witnessed it. 1. Verify the threat. 2. The cabinet moves to categorize the threat. 3. Evac all "knowns" to established facilities to reconvene. 4. Notify public of protocol via recorded messages through all PBS. 5. Assess probabilities of casualties and destruction. 6. Protected counsel to disclose 3 to 5 week hermetic seal. 7. Broadcast to other countries for intelligence.
JDFR, JDFR, been there. Done that. Left & went somewhere else! Watching you process that wood inside the tent where it's nice & dry rather than out in the cold reminds me why I like tents without floors whenever I'm sleeping on a cot.
I was on a hike last year, and I had a goal of getting to the farthest lake from the trailhead. However, when I was about a mile from the lake I got this very uneasy feeling, something felt wrong. I stopped, ate lunch and the feeling didn't go away so I just turned around and went back. I'll never know why I had that feeling but, like you said, trust your gut.
LOVE the trail cam videos. I can get addicted to trail cam footage, especially during hunting season. I would almost rather watch trail cam vids than see a deer step out for real on my stand.......almost. 😉
As for the StoveHut tent, I pre-ordered mine right when the drama came about. After seeing that they acknowledged there were still issues, and that they were redesigning the tent before fulfilling orders, I'm still going to give it a try given the alterations they are claiming to make. I like the concept of the tent, and I really want it to work. This of course means an extended wait, but first chance I get, I'll test it out once I get it, and I'll go from there.
Dear Viewer ,should u find u tent leaks seamseal it with 100% Silicon clear caulk n thin it down with Mineral Spirits ,brush it on the seams n let it try. Choose a good day to do it ,good luck !
I’m of a similar train of thought Logan. Though I’m going to wait till the reviewers get a crack at it before I devote my measly entertainment budget on it. I need a raise that doesn’t start with a decimal point…
How nice Luke your always going out in terrible weather for a camp out and taking us all with you, Always nice to see who's been by the trail cam thanks for showing us . the wildlife so sweet, steak looked tasty happy to hear the shed is coming along can't wait to see it .
Always have to have a plan “B”. The tent and stove worked great. Sometimes you just need to set in the tent, stay warm, and get some much needed rest. Thanks for sharing this frosty adventure.
Great video even if it was inside most of the time. Part of winter is hunkering down. This is the type of camping I hope to do this coming winter. This last winter I did hammock camping down to the high teens. Quite awesome staying warm in a cocoon of under and over quilts. However it’s the time by the fire that is rough. So trying a hot tent seems to be the ideas thing for my next winter adventure.
I've had gut feelings like that before while traveling and its actually saved me a few times. I was in a particular location and I took a different route just because something felt off. When I passed the area that I avoided from a distance I could see a group of guys waiting to ambush me. We made eye contact. I proceeded to force march myself out of the area. They didn't follow me so they were most likely going to rob me and needed to have the jump on me. Authorities didn't find them, didn't really believe me ether.
They ain’t gonna go on some random goose chase because you told them this story. “Bunch of guys in so and so location” oh wow you just described everywhere in the world
I’m 60 and I’ve learned much in life but the biggest thing I’ve learned is to trust my instincts and feelings. When I was young I didn’t and just about every time I ended up worse off. The feelings are there for a reason. Your subconscious telling you you are on the wrong course. Listen
Hi Luke. Love your channel. I'm in my mid 60's and I still remember the old government fallout shelters that were stocked with cans of water, biscuits, and cans of peanut butter. They slowly disappeared and the new instructions were to just bend over and kiss your () goodbye. lol
I had purchased the StoveHut 70 before getting a chance to see your review. Fortunately it took them two months to ship the tent which gave me time to get a refund! Thanks Luke for the agenda free review of this product. Take care my friend!
Thank You Luke for another video. I love all your adventures 💕. Luke always listen to your gut. It will not lie. So if it felt wrong, something was wrong. Ya like masks will help. If a nuke drops, we are phucked. 😆
Always enjoy your videos. Love watching you review things with some actual use and abuse, rather than most people's out of the box and tried it once. Just curious, why didn't you cook dinner over the wood stove? Not enough heat regulation. Looking forward to the Teton rain/leak review. Really looks like they make a quality tent for the price.
Well, for one, anything within range of an EMP blast of a nuclear weapon is also in the... you know... blast range of the nuclear weapon. If it doesn't kill you, your stuff will function. That being said, a hand-crank radio will work even when hit with an EMP while it is powered down.
Love ur videos I'm talking to my wife about doing a lot of outdoor stuff like you do you are an awesome inspiration and mentor keep the videos coming my friend!!
As you said, "I had a funny feeling." I'm retired Law Enforcement (30 yrs) and I always relied on that sense. Never doubt it. For whatever reasons. It keeps you alive.
No
I’m sure you were wrong many times , it seems like all enforcement just suffer anxiety after a while and start making that feeling up about who ever they feel like .
I agree 100% ALWAYS follow your gut feeling
@@abr5819 wow talk about a hell of a leap 🙄
We have 2 angels that are assigned to each person to protect them, guide them, but freedom of choice is still the rule! I know when we get to heaven we will be amazed at how many times we have been delivered from evil!
I'm here today because of my instincts. Don't ever ignore or discount them. I admire your admitting the sheer importance of this survival sense.
Gut feelings are what has kept humanity alive this long
Thank you for the invitation. Appreciated all of your outings and THANK YOU FOR SNOW SCENES.....animal encounters.....and all technical data THANK YOU. COME BACK.
Hello from Washington State 🇺🇸👋🏻
I’m almost 70 yr old female….. disabled and wish I could camp again!! I love your honesty when talking about the tent items and more that you describe! Even though I’m not able to physically go camping anymore I do get to go with you guys!! Thank you!!! Please take care and I’m
Looking forward to your next adventure !
Kathy 🥰
Hello also from Washington state!!! Love these videos.
Me too Kathy 😊 I was so active before I had a nasty fall in 2008 that left me disabled and i was only 38 then. I love these videos as they help me feel less claustrophobic because I barely leave my house anymore. God bless Luke and you too ♥️👍
@@rosiebateson4498 Thank you for your reply Rosie!!! It’s good to know I’m not alone in this world!! Over that past 22 years I’ve had both knees and hip replaced along with 5
more left hip surgery’s 😱 now my right foot is going to have surgery!!
Months of rehab… but I just keep going the best I can and indulge my self in uTube 😃😃😃😃
I’m sorry about your bad fall … God Bless you!!!🥰❤️😃👋🏻
@@kathybell7407 good heavens you’ve certainly suffered 😥 we do keep going but it’s not easy and it’s just one thing after another. Do you feel as though you never get chance to get over one thing before another problem occurs? Good luck with your next round of surgery. I will say a prayer for you every night ♥️👍
Good afternoon Kathy,I’m from Whidbey Island,even daily life here is Camping.
Sorry about you not being able to be out and about, but the front porch or deck can be an adventure on the right day.
I enjoy your positive attitude👍……. James
Am I the only one who got the good shivers when he shut the light off and the rain sounds came up?
Thank you Luke for allowing your friends to go camping with you! You are a true JOY! Hey Susie!! 🥰
Trusting your instincts is key to survival. Good call!
Watching these camping vids hit different when your on your bed at night time
Camping in extreme weather is cool 👍👍
When you talked about that funny feeling I knew exactly what you meant. I can never put my finger on why i get that feeling in some locations but I always tell people when hiking or camping to listen to your gut. If it doesnt feel right then get the heck out. Its always better to be safe than sorry.
Always follow your gut...
Yes, if the spidey senses kick in, it just may be that your unconscious mind has assessed all the risks and the survival instinct is just guiding you on the best way to handle the situation. I believe in it - had that feeling once when driving. Was in the inside lane (in Australia) coming over a bridge that I knew changes the number of lanes for traffic in the morning going into the city. No barriers, only arrows. Something told me to change into the left lane quickly which I did. As soon as I changed lanes a car sped up and changed lanes in the other direction in my previous lane. Then realised what they'd done and went back into the correct lane. Definitely would have been a head-on collision for me and lucky there was a break between me and the cars behind as well as they could have been hit.
I loved seeing you pull out the trusty Sven saw to cut up your firewood. I still have my sven that my father gave me as a teenager over 30 years ago and it still cuts like a dream!
I had that gut feeling camping once. Woke up around 2 AM with the overwhelming feeling that I needed to pack up and get out of there. I literally stuffed everything into the back of the car and drove home.
That’s usually just new camper anxiety most of the time
@Pnw adventurer been camping all my life, have not been a new camper for more than 50 years. I was also in a familiar camping area at a site I had camped many times. I have no idea what triggered the feeling, but I was not about to wait around to find out. I trust my instinct.
Any Sasquatch sightings or stories in that camp area?
@@flintliddon Nova Scotia does not seem to have that kind of issue.
@@JohnGault2398 Yes the ultimate thing to do would be to trust your gut. It's usually right.
That is a very reliable tent. I did not realize tents can hold up to so much wind.
The thing that amazes me the most, is how positive you always are. I’d have been totally pissed off to drive all that way just to get there and have that “NOPE” feeling.
Luke has an attitude we all need to adopt to survive.
@@jillymills1 . Now you're camping with Steve
@@barrybeatty6139 what?
@@jillymills1 steve wallis
Cool last name
I love it when you say it not really that cold at 20 degrees. I live in north Texas and that is very cold for us.
Here in Minnesota winter temps are often -30F and -60F isn't unheard of. It's 25F here at the moment and people are putting their winter boots away and getting their tennis shoes out for spring walks. At 45F people here start busting out their T-shirts and shorts lol
@@saber1able I have family that lives in Denver. I was there one winter seeing people jogging in shorts with 2 feet of snow on the ground. Here in Texas everything would be closed.
I don't know how you do it, but you make watching a dude sitting in a tent all day interesting. I enjoyed watching. Thanks.
Out of all the stuff I watch on YT yours is the most enjoyable and grounding. Thanks Luke.
It's cool to know the deer do a mean 2 step when they use the bathroom
Hahahaha !!! That was a funny moment!😂
@@sherry8894 I'm glad you got the 🤣 joke
Brilliant video…. Your instinct / gut reaction is what keeps you alive. So well described…. Take care and looking forward to the next video….
Thanks for the video! The tent really held up to the wind. Amazed! As I watched, I was like " That pipe is going to be taken away!"...lol. One thing that confused me that you did/didn't do...why didn't you just cook off the stove?? Lol.
This is à good one !! Good thing that you have that stove
One of the reasonable tents ive found is the ozark trail 10x12 wall tent. Theyre around 500 dollars.
They can be set up and ready for use in about 30 minutes.
Maybe not the best around but reasonable for the price.
Luke eats better camping than I do at home.
There are times when a book in some form is simply the way to go. Thanks for sharing what you are doing.
That's called 6th sense brother and it has saved my life a few times over the years
I agree, gotta go with that gut feeling...
In the Outdoors it is always right to listen to that inner Voice!
I don’t know why, but this was one of my favorite camping videos. I watch them to relax and love extreme weather viewing. This felt like hanging out with a friend. Luke, I love your videos, personality and how you relate to your viewers. I’m not a big commenter, but it is what it is…hanging with a good person for a few minutes when you can’t sleep. Keep on keeping on my good man…
Me too. :O)
Its very interesting sitting in sofa and passing time with these beautiful vedio
Thanks Luke! Got my daughter onto your channel...she loves the outdoors...told her not to buy anything you haven't reviewed or had negatively reviewed! Trust speaks volumes! God bless!
Love this channel.
Thank you Luke for bringing us along with you.
🤗 HUGS 🤗
Hi Luke, most people go with their instincts when things don't sit/feel right. It is always the best path to go down in my experience.
I don't care how civilised, modern or sophisticated we are, these instincts are there for a good reason.
Yes! Go with the hunt the instinct the intuition always
I purchased a heater buddy that runs off 2 small propane tanks that throws so much heat off in my tent its incredible I love it.
Love your candor, tenacity, and adventurous nature! Thanks for taking us on the journey with you
I just have one question I can it stay so warm in there when we can see the wind coming in from the bottom of your tent seems like it would be cold???
I think maybe a Tyvek ground sheet might help some with condensation.
Awwww, so adorable! Thank you for showing that! The deers are amazing! Much appreciated! Peace and Blessings to you always!💜
Luke you're a straight beast your channel is so badass and accessible.
When you said you got to your original destination and it didn't feel right so you turned around and left, that reminded me of a something that happened many years ago when my husband and I and our two small children went camping.We went to this one site and we had just got there my husband had been unloading the stuff from our car, and two guys approached us and they acted very friendly and they said that maybe they could talk to us again later that night. And I don't know, but after they left I told my husband something does not feel right and I think we need to leave .Course he wasn't happy with that idea because he has spent all that time unloading everything, but I talked him into it. So we left. Two days later in the newspaper, there was a story of a woman who had gone to that same site we were at the campsite, ran into the same two guys, she was drinking beer with them and they ended up killing her. So it's always good to go with your gut instinct.
That's absolutely right!💯
Trust your guts.🙏
Thanks God you’re safe
Your comment came out of my mouth BC 👏👏👏❤️ agree agree agree 🙏❤️
@@brianwalker1933 Elaborate. What happened. They **shot** at you. Did they go in for attempted murder? I mean if you're going to go Rambo and tempt fate by going back to their camp it better have a darn good payoff.
So what happened to those two guys? Did the police capture them?
Luke👍👍🏕 I found this episode refreshing in that there were no set up, tear down, pack up or common camp chores filmed. It got right into the meat n' taters of the adventure which in this case was trying to stay warm. The wood stove made a big difference, I was skeptical about amount of wood, glad it lasted as long as it did. Game camera payday, plenty of wildlife to view and enjoy. Great video as always, no complaints. See ya next time. Enjoy!
Excellent video per usual Luke! And I got to say, going the extra mile (pun intended) to put metric units for us non-US citizens is very kind of you! :)
I second that, putting the metric conversion on the screen is very much appreciated!
I agree. It makes it so much easier to see exactly how cold it is.
Now if more of the Europeans on their channel would put the decimal base 10 conversions degrees, feet, inches, cups, teaspoons and tablespoons etc etc etc, for us Americans
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Thank you Luke, for taking us along another great adventure trip.
We really enjoyed every minute of it.
Thanks again !!
What an epic adventure! Loved it and the trail cam shots added much to the video enjoyment. I'm smiling as I sit in the warmth of my van and looking out on the bay. It's overcast, low 50's and a very chilly breeze coming off of the Pacific. You're cold and the three large fishermen in a small outboard 100 yards off shore look cold; and no luck for two hours or so. One of them is not wearing a PFD...better not let the Coast Guard or Harbor Police catch them. As I approach age 75 I find comfort is my mission. Having been a backpacker/explorer though for 60 some years I love watching your channel to remember the joy I experienced. Thank you, Luke!
Amazing
I remember one time I was camping in the Mt. Hood National forest. I went to bed and the weather was perfect. I woke up about 0730 the next morning and there was 8" of snow. Just goes to show you the weather is totally unpredictable. I wouldn't trade that experience for anything. I didn't have a stove or anything like that. Just a good sleeping bag,a groundcover and a decent tent.
Thanks Luke! It's finally spring here but we still managed to get snow the other day so this is a good late-season adventure!
My Saturday morning routine includes watching your adventures. Thank you Luke!!!
Hello Luke I love your excellent video. You take me back to days in my youth freedom and the outdoors thank you for transporting me back. Lizzie UK
Another amazing trip, thanks Luke for all the time you spend on these videos for us.Can't wait for the next adventure.
Biscuits and gravy! Yum! I also love my Sven saw!
Always love going along with you on your adventures. I thoroughly enjoy them so much. Thanks Luke.
Very good comment on your stove you explained it well for those that don't know
I had the Hussar Plus. Seemed like a pretty awesome tent for the price. It is massive. I gave it away to a subscriber.
I’m so glad u listen to that NOPE feeling. It will save you a lot of problems. For sure we are kindred spirits. We loves them storms. Andddd your wifey is adorable. Love your videos
The happiness in your eyes when you feel the heat from the fire make me subscribe 🖤 love your wibe dude
If you can get them delivered to you down where you are, try Esker hot tents and stoves. Some of the best on the market
Loved the wildlife footage Luke. Great as usual. Strength and honor.
Keep batteries out of your devices until after a blast close or far away and you should be ok. Have some potassium iodide on hand that will help keep the absorption of radiation to a minimum this all depends on how far away the blast was. it is survivable !! there is a lot more than you can do research! and yes some vehicles will run after not all! We pray it doesn't happen but we share and survive. Thanks again for all you provide Luke!
I am living vicariously through your trips! Love it. I want a hot tent ⛺️
I do all my camping and exploring in Dec. and Jan. for all the obvious reasons, Less Kooks outdoors, I am done van camping and cannot wait to get your exact gear as I rely on your reviews which are always spot on. Death Valley and Eastern Sierras gets cold. Not in 2023 for me at least. Strength and Honor Luke.. Wood-Man.
The information they have is in tune with their itinerary. As ex-military, I have witnessed it. 1. Verify the threat. 2. The cabinet moves to categorize the threat. 3. Evac all "knowns" to established facilities to reconvene. 4. Notify public of protocol via recorded messages through all PBS. 5. Assess probabilities of casualties and destruction. 6. Protected counsel to disclose 3 to 5 week hermetic seal. 7. Broadcast to other countries for intelligence.
Pomoly is the worlds number 1 tent. I've never experienced any leaks are any problems whatsoever. I scale of 1 to 10 I give it an 11.
Hey Luke, I’m a firm believer in listening to your gut feelings. Be safe out there. Unfortunately there’s a lot of bad in this world.
I remember the Fall Out drill we had in school in the late 50's early 60"s. Foe a kid it would definitely scare you.
Hot dam it's time for a TOGR adventure.
JDFR, JDFR, been there. Done that. Left & went somewhere else!
Watching you process that wood inside the tent where it's nice & dry rather than out in the cold reminds me why I like tents without floors whenever I'm sleeping on a cot.
I was on a hike last year, and I had a goal of getting to the farthest lake from the trailhead. However, when I was about a mile from the lake I got this very uneasy feeling, something felt wrong. I stopped, ate lunch and the feeling didn't go away so I just turned around and went back. I'll never know why I had that feeling but, like you said, trust your gut.
vortex/portal nearby probably. you would've ended up on the "strange, dark and mysterious" channel as another "missing 411"
@@DrDevilish1 take lee meds
@@bleach4347 sounds like youre already taking "lee" meds, El Bleacho lol
Another good video. I always appreciate you including the conversion from Imperial to Metric.
LOVE the trail cam videos. I can get addicted to trail cam footage, especially during hunting season. I would almost rather watch trail cam vids than see a deer step out for real on my stand.......almost. 😉
Love the dramatic music editing in the beginning and end feels like I'm watching a cliffhanger movie awesome
It never fails, I always love your content!! Thanks for being you
I love how you capture the sound of the elements on the tents and tarps , reminds me of when I’m in my bivvy and makes me want to get out
I never knew deer looks so weird when they’re doing their business
This is a top notch educational podcast :)
That’s smart to listen to your gut, when something doesn’t feel right. Many have ignored that feeling and paid a price for it later.
That intro was so epic and motivating! Another great video, thanks for sharing!
Luke, I love your videos.
This is one of my favorites.
I love your videos and reviews.
Sven Saw!!! One of my favorite pieces of gear!
As for the StoveHut tent, I pre-ordered mine right when the drama came about. After seeing that they acknowledged there were still issues, and that they were redesigning the tent before fulfilling orders, I'm still going to give it a try given the alterations they are claiming to make. I like the concept of the tent, and I really want it to work. This of course means an extended wait, but first chance I get, I'll test it out once I get it, and I'll go from there.
Dear Viewer ,should u find u tent leaks seamseal it with 100% Silicon clear caulk n thin it down with Mineral Spirits ,brush it on the seams n let it try. Choose a good day to do it ,good luck !
I’m of a similar train of thought Logan. Though I’m going to wait till the reviewers get a crack at it before I devote my measly entertainment budget on it. I need a raise that doesn’t start with a decimal point…
Love watching the fire burn. Good video.
How nice Luke your always going out in terrible weather for a camp out and taking us all with you, Always nice to see who's been by the trail cam thanks for showing us . the wildlife so sweet, steak looked tasty happy to hear the shed is coming along can't wait to see it .
Think I'd close up the bottom to keep the wind out😮
Always have to have a plan “B”. The tent and stove worked great. Sometimes you just need to set in the tent, stay warm, and get some much needed rest. Thanks for sharing this frosty adventure.
Awesome an new adventure of Luke's to watch on my birthday. Yay.
Great video even if it was inside most of the time. Part of winter is hunkering down.
This is the type of camping I hope to do this coming winter. This last winter I did hammock camping down to the high teens. Quite awesome staying warm in a cocoon of under and over quilts. However it’s the time by the fire that is rough. So trying a hot tent seems to be the ideas thing for my next winter adventure.
watching this on a hot michigan day in august, and this video made me feel cold when he was talking about the windchill. i love it
I've had gut feelings like that before while traveling and its actually saved me a few times.
I was in a particular location and I took a different route just because something felt off. When I passed the area that I avoided from a distance I could see a group of guys waiting to ambush me. We made eye contact. I proceeded to force march myself out of the area. They didn't follow me so they were most likely going to rob me and needed to have the jump on me. Authorities didn't find them, didn't really believe me ether.
I don’t either
They ain’t gonna go on some random goose chase because you told them this story. “Bunch of guys in so and so location” oh wow you just described everywhere in the world
Just around the corner from the Courthouse there.
I’m 60 and I’ve learned much in life but the biggest thing I’ve learned is to trust my instincts and feelings. When I was young I didn’t and just about every time I ended up worse off. The feelings are there for a reason. Your subconscious telling you you are on the wrong course. Listen
Nice work following your instincts and heading to safer ground. Good job editing this episode.
I saw two Korean products in the video
Morning coffee and a burner
I really like this video
In Korea
Hi Luke. Love your channel. I'm in my mid 60's and I still remember the old government fallout shelters that were stocked with cans of water, biscuits, and cans of peanut butter. They slowly disappeared and the new instructions were to just bend over and kiss your () goodbye. lol
I'm sure there may be state of the art fallout shelters, but we aren't invited!
Luke I so enjoy your videos I learned something new every time I watch you thanks for being real and thanks for being who you are
Hey Luke, loved the hot tent! Did you get the zipper lights I sent with the coffee?
Ruth and Steve
I had purchased the StoveHut 70 before getting a chance to see your review. Fortunately it took them two months to ship the tent which gave me time to get a refund! Thanks Luke for the agenda free review of this product. Take care my friend!
Gotta ask, what about the first area made you decide NOT to camp?
No Wi-Fi
Heard banjos
LOVE the trail cam and trail cam music!!
Thank You Luke for another video. I love all your adventures 💕. Luke always listen to your gut. It will not lie. So if it felt wrong, something was wrong. Ya like masks will help. If a nuke drops, we are phucked. 😆
Imagine being the one at the door of the shelter telling people "No, you can't come in because if you do we won't be social distanced."
Awesome! ALWAYS listen to those inner voices, good stuff
Darrel,
I would, but half the time they're arguing so much i can't get a word in edgewise. And talking half the night ! ...
Always enjoy your videos. Love watching you review things with some actual use and abuse, rather than most people's out of the box and tried it once.
Just curious, why didn't you cook dinner over the wood stove? Not enough heat regulation.
Looking forward to the Teton rain/leak review. Really looks like they make a quality tent for the price.
Was wondering why he didnt cook on the stove myself.
Unbelievable Taster's Nasty content on this channel. Outstanding Luke. Keep sipping the Nasty.
Well, for one, anything within range of an EMP blast of a nuclear weapon is also in the... you know... blast range of the nuclear weapon. If it doesn't kill you, your stuff will function.
That being said, a hand-crank radio will work even when hit with an EMP while it is powered down.
Love ur videos I'm talking to my wife about doing a lot of outdoor stuff like you do you are an awesome inspiration and mentor keep the videos coming my friend!!