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- SOLO WINTER CAMPING in a Truck Bed Camper. Solo Winter Camping - Cooking a Steak in my Truck.
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500 Likes and I'll actually learn how to cook!
I see nothing wrong with the cooking, I would eat it lol thanks for putting in the work and absolutely beautiful drone footage! Again, I can’t wait to get up there next weekend
Oh yeah it’s been nice the last few days, I’m sure it’ll be great when you’re there.
First time checking out your channel. Interested in the truck bed build out and camping. Was great to see your video winter camper and look forward to seeing your upcoming tour of your rig in the next video.
Thanks for sharing!
Yeah I’ve really been enjoying the build so far. I do think a standard camper would be more comfortable but for now this is just about all I need.
This is the way. 😌🤌🏼
Thanks Jason for another rad vid! 🤘🏼⚡️🤙🏼
Thanks! Hoping to make a few more of these as I like filming them. This one isn’t doing well but I’ll just stick to it either way. Thank you for watching!
I really love the simplicity of that setup. Nice job cooking too dude, 😀.
If I keep doing these I’m bound to get better at cooking ha.
@@OXFOOT that’s the way I look at it. Although what I’m actually finding is that I like frozen meals from the grocery store or freeze dried meals because they’re so much easier and usually delicious anyways. 😂
@@AllThingsOverlanding yeah the freeze dried meals are so easy. When it’s really cold or raining or something I’ll always do those.
Can you do a walkaround of your truck? Like what’s your lift and tires size? Beautiful truck man👌🏼😬
Nice truck
Thanks!
Been loving the truck, not so much the mpgs
More cooking/camping videos pls
New setup looks rad man!
Thanks! It’s certainly not as comfortable as your set up but hopefully I can make it as comfortable as possible.
That's some serious adventure spirit! Safe travels and cozy nights in your truck bed camper! We sent you an email, please take a look.
Thanks, I’ll take a look. Who is it from?
Please make more videos like this! Great video and the setup is awesome.
I hope to make more. I actually enjoyed making it. The simple set up makes it a lot easier to find a good balance between filming and actually enjoying the trip.
Great video Jason! The bed setup is sweet. I hate I missed the premiere but I listened on the way home from work. Catch you on the next one.💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
I’m living the truck bed set up but I do want to get a RTT as a back up as well. I feel like they both have their place!
I use those little King Soopers Wagyu guys for tacos all the time. One of my go to camp meals… don’t know if I buy it being a high quality Wagyu but I know they’re tasty lol
Yeah I’ve since learned that American wagyu is still high quality but it’s the Japanese Wagyu that’s the super expensive stuff. It was still a nice steak though.
More of this please 😉
I’d love to make more of these, the video isn’t doing too well but I’ll give it a few more videos before I start judging whether people want to see these or not.
Less water and a lid for the veggie pot would have made that part go faster and easier. I have a cast iron skillet just like that one that I use all the time to sear steaks and burgs. I saw your open topper glass door leaning over your stove at the beginning and thought, Uh oh, he's going to get a whole crapload of condensation. If there is room above the stove/ pots try closing the upper hatch if that puts the stove vapors outside the camper. Maybe that will help, otherwise a great meal! Love my 12v electric blanket, too.
Yeah I even had a kid for that pot too. I think filming while cooking and fighting daylight had me missing very simple things like that.
Lol you bought a six pack beer
And drank exactly 1. lol 10 years ago I would finished off that 6er and still been good for more.
I'm going the same route in my Tundra, FWC has been sold and ARE cap ordered, I'm going to do the drawer system with the 6' drawers. The cap on your rig looks clean and nice !!
I may eventually do drawers, I’m considering doing 1 side if possible because I like to be able to sit up in the camper and the height of my bed platform has me leaning over when I’m laying on it.
Did you ever get the damage from the camper fixed?
@@OXFOOT I hear that, I've got to be able to sleep two in mine (me and my daughter) so I can't have it like yours or I would for sure.
True, that’s actually makes sense. I’m still going to throw an ultra light tent on top for my GF when we camp but I guess that doesn’t make sense for most people.
@@OXFOOT I was able to run a piece of 1.5 x 1.5" steel across the front of the bed from the underside and back down to the frame as a stiffener, its a "fix" I guess lol
Guess what I m doing kind the same set up of you diesel heater hopefully I do right finger cross alright is nice chat whit you have a good one take care
Nice! Is that a fire resistant mat under your cook set/stove? I found one on Amazon for under my free standing firepit to keep embers off the ground. It might help you from melting the tailgate.
Yeah it’s great for not melting the tailgate and also for grease splatter. I still got a little grease splatter in the tailgate but nowhere near what I would without it.
Awesome video bro and the camp site is great can you share the location pls
If you ask on IG I can share the spot but I don’t want to put it on TH-cam.
Then I get it I understand If you don’t want to share by youtube and other question that spot is open now I mind in winter ?!
I liked the video and have been thinking about making steak like you did on my next camping trip. The question is, was that Wagyu steak taste any different than another regular good steak?
The steak tasted about the same. Maybe a little better but that could be placebo. I also have since learned that there’s a huge difference between American wagyu and Japanese. American Wagyu is apparently not as desirable. So a real Japanese Wagyu would probably have a much different flavor.
That steak looked delicious.
Nice set up. I used a heated blanket during my last snow camping video and really liked it.
What made you go with a cap vs something like a pop up bed camper?
The Cap vs Camper thing really came down to 2 things, price and the ability to stealth camp if necessary. Price was the biggest factor though. 3-4k for a topper vs 7k+ for a camper.
@@OXFOOT Yeah things add up quickly. Looking forward to seeing your next trip w the new rig.
Where did you pick up that mix spice bottle?
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Most likely American Wagyu, which if I read right, can be mostly angus, but still probably good stuff.
Yeah I was a bit confused by that but I guess that makes sense. Every time I’ve ordered a wagyu burger somewhere I bet it’s just this and they market it like it’s Japanese wagyu without actually saying it.
I need to get more versed on beef
Do you feel the need/plan to regear now after upgrading tires?
On the tundra no, when I did my 4Runner it needed it. The 5.7 liter with 35s does about what stock is like. Still need to get a bumper and clear out space in the front though; my tires rub on sharp turns.
Nice setup! I'm currently converting from RTT to ground tent. Curious what made you switch? For the wagyu, its more or less a marketing term now in the US. Like "free range" on eggs. I might be a little better but its not the wagyu that Japan is famous for. The marbling on real wagyu is ridiculous.
Yeah I found out the wagyu in America isn’t bad but it’s certainly not the Japanese stuff by any means.
Well I’m not completely getting rid of RTTs, I’ll still be testing some out and using them but for the most part I like the stealth nature of the camping platform in the back. I want to sleep in ski resort parking lots and stuff like that.
@@OXFOOT that’s a good plan. Plus if/when you leave your vehicle it’s not obvious it’s full of expensive gear. I did that for awhile in my h3 but I’m 6’3” and it just wasn’t comfortable. Now with a dog, that and RTTs aren’t as practical
@@winterout265 Yeah I tried my best to sleep in my 4runner but I barely fit. The 6'7" bed I have now is way more my speed. I think I'll eventually try out a stealth camper I can actually stand up in, but I'm good with this for now.
Hey, new viewer, I’m curious what made you upgrade to a tundra from the 4Runner. In your mind, what are the pros and cons of a truck vs suv?
The 4Runner didn’t tow enough for what I have coming up. I like 4Runners but they are just about the opposite of what I need. I needed more storage, towing capacity and seating isn’t important to me. Tacoma didn’t really make sense either and that’s how I ended up with the tundra. The cons of a truck are for sure size, I have a harder time getting into parking spots. Also I wouldn’t be as capable if I was a hardcore wheeler, but I’ve never really been interested in that.
Why didnt you bring your diesel heater? New to all of this so not sure if that was a dumb question or not. Other than that, great videos as always
It wasn’t too cold, I think the lowest it got was like 8 degrees that night and while that would be super cold at the beginning of winter I’ve gotten used to it now with just the heated blanket. That and I still haven’t figured out how to pipe it in with this set up yet. I could craft something that fits in the sliding glass section with foam but I haven’t figured that out yet.
Long story short, that heated blanket does wonders. Sure your face is a bit cold but the ignik blanket is a low power draw and packs a lot of heat.
Hey 😊brother ok sounds good so what is the name of that social media sorry I don’t know too much about those things so sorry and thank you very much for you time
I’m oxfoot on Instagram. If you’re not great with social media you can email me at oxfoot.media@gmail.com also
There you go 🎉 Jason now I get it , nice
ok thanks so much Jason perfect i wiil follow you on instagram brother then you can share whit me the spot for camping please, please that spor ia awesome and all your videos thank you
Hi brohow are you hoping everything well and thank you so very much for answer to me I really appreciate that so for sure I’ll do that but what mind IG
When are you getting the moonlander, brother?
It'll be a while, I originally wanted to have it already but the price just didn't make sense after I had just bought the truck. It's te ultimate goal but right now I'm enjoying the fiberglass topper.
You have the classic color or the black?
@@OXFOOT Classic with 2 side windows, tail window, pass window up front, and queen bed. Absolutely love it!
@@matthewc2810 nice. Aesthetically I like the black one but I know that the classic is going to be a lot better at temperature regulation.
@@OXFOOT Same. I built a 2024 1500 RST in silver, so I thought it would look weird. It actually looks pretty nice. I'm in Florida right now with it (Weekie Wachee River), and the max fan efficiency is in point. Had it been black, I'd be seeking shade.
So what is IG BRO ?! 😢
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