Great video as always when I was homeless and living in a tent something that would help with attend is taking one of them survival blankets and putting it in between the tent and the rain fly that helps and then also taking the little hand warmers like the 10 hour hand warmers or 18 hour hand warmers and putting them in the bottom of your sleeping bag to keep your feet warm
The dead elk you found are the remains from a hunt last fall. Usually hunters leave the lower legs, hids and gut pile. Usually the gut pile is first to go
When I travel away from my home area I always enjoy seeing streams, lakes, and rivers that run crystal clear like that. Everything around me is always reddish brown from our soil. Very beautiful area you went to. Thank you for letting us come along.
John Marston! LOL. There's so many different points in this video I want to comment on, but I won't just because it would take way too much space in this section. Awesome video brother!
Cuervo seems like a fun guy to camp with. Cold camping is out of my comfort zone I need to camp more in the winter. Cant wait till the next how to video from y'all. "Going #2 in two degree weather" LOL! 🖤🐺 🤙
That’s awesome! I’m originally from El Paso and right now I am stationed in Alaska. Your videos make me feel closer to home. Ruidoso is one of my favorite places when it comes to the outdoors! Enjoy your time camping and bring on more videos carnal!
Nice camp. I’m giving Cuervo Negro the trail name “Smooth Fox” because in his silence he is Smoothing it. He has the cot, a jacket to loan you that he didn’t need and he had coffee on before you got up. Love you Junkyard Fox but the Smooth Fox is my first choice for camping buddy. Your not a green chili hore if you haven’t had a La Malinche burger, my favorite is on the north east side in my old hood in the old Devils Triangle (Angels Triangle now) before I moved back to Austin. You’ve got a base camp here in Austin if you feel like a road trip, great summer camping with swimming holes.
"The way that you wonder is the way that you choose...the way that your teary is the way that you loose...sunshine or thunder a man will always wonder where the fair wind blows where the fair wind blows...." -Jereimiah johnson- Movie... i seen that movie so many times its one my all time favs hands down!
I really enjoyed Your video! Also years back I found My feet painfully cold while camping and since I had a whole bunch of those hand warmers You get at sporting supply shops ... So I put too layers of socks & in between the layers I activated 4 of those hand warmers & put 1 under My toes & 1 under My heels of each foot = it was amazing and worked great at keeping My feet warm and helped keep the sleeping bag warm!
........... I remember some cold sleepless nights winter camping in my much younger days...serves as good inspiration to save your money and invest in an appropriate bedroll and clothing.......A good piece of foam or a ThermaRest pad and a tarp between your bag and the cold ground is a great investment....You can get some really great gear and clothing at a reputable military surplus store...... Do your research and buy wisely.....Thanks for taking us along...even if it was cold.....
you are absolutely right. at first i was like, "nah i dont wanna spend too much money" but i learned my lesson, i prepared for my next winter trip now.
Thanks for toughing it out and sharing the video boys. Awesome looking food and beautiful country. Just a tip for keeping your feet warm, I put cayenne pepper in my socks and it works for me. Take care.
winter camping was my favorite , so few people , one of my favorite spots for that is the Dig Sir wilderness area in Northern California .its easy to get lost there so be warned .
I usta go camping in the winter but now that I've grown aged, my bones and joints won't allow it...also, I used to camp with Cuervo but his first name was Jose...LOL
You are lucky! The last thing that you want to do I the cold is drink alcohol. It causes your pours to open and you dump your core temp! A tip for sleeping in the cold, if you get cold shed layers while in your sleeping bag. The hand warmer in the bottom of the sleeping bag, if you sleep with your head under the covers, you take a chance of suffocation!
Beautiful scenery y'all captured on video. Killer sound track by Cuervo! Everything looked and sounded awesome! Y'all make a good team. Cheers to more adventures!
Hey James,,, just finished watching your 1st winter overnight. The 2 of you are amazing,,,!!!! I really enjoy winter/Fall/Early spring camping. The key for me is to “layer up”,,, a good backpacking air mattress, down sleeping bag,, all is well,,!!!! Someday I’ld like you 2 to visit the Appalachian mountains,,, small mouth bass fishing on the Shenandoah River, trout fishing in a natural stream or just really seeing for yourself, way they call these mountains,, the blue ridge. The Rio Grande and the Shenandoah,,, 2 iconic Places,,,, Really enjoyed this video,,, God bless,,,, Appalachian Trucker,,, Joshua Lamb
I very much loved your camping video in the mountains of New Mexico. I'm not sure if I could also handle the cold like what you experienced. Where I live it never gets too cold (only too hot) and in my state maybe snow sometimes in a mountain range in the south of Western Australia. Mind you if I decide to move to Tasmania which is a possibility certainly within the next 2 years, I will have to acclimatise to their somewhat cooler climate. I was definitely not in Tasmania long enough, as there is so much to see and I may return to check out the place properly towards the end of this or next year. The south west of Tasmania is mostly uninhabited. You have most likely heard of the Tasmanian devil, which is nearly an endangered species due to a facial cancer which was killing it, but apparently the devil is making a bit of a comeback from what I have recently read. While I was there I had to visit the museum in Hobart, the capital to get a better idea of what happened to the thylacine or Tasmanian tiger, a marsupial like the kangaroo or Tasmanian devil. The general consensus is that it died out and the last video of one alive was taken in 1933, although some people I talked to in Tasmania think there may be some still in the wild. Australia in particular is famous for killing endemic animals which is a tragic indictment. I don't want to criticise the politicians too much but thanks to their incompetence the fires that occurred in the eastern states and did so much damage killing people and maybe millions of wildlife, would have been due to their wrong policies and had the politicians put into place aboriginal management of the area the fires probably wouldn't have caused so much damage. The aboriginals would have done strategic burn offs of the small brush and knew the plants well. The ecologists and resource management experts are only now coming to the view that the local aboriginals knew best how to manage the land and the forests. In Tasmania there are no kangaroos, but there are wallabies which are like a small kangaroo. Kangaroo if prepared properly is very good to eat, good to marinate in red wine with garlic in the flesh and cooked very lightly as there is negligible fat in kangaroo. So definitely if I move to Tasmania I hope to try a wallaby if they are allowed to be culled and eaten as food. I'm not sure what the policies are regarding wallabies if you can kill (shoot) them in Tasmania. If I need any gear I'll see if it is not extra expensive (due to shipping to Australia) and buy it from you. As you know guns are more difficult to obtain in Australia since 1996, when just after the Port Arthur massacre happened the Prime Minister enacted gun buy back laws. My uncle was particularly pissed off when he had to give up a valuable rifle to the police because of these new laws. In fact I visited the Port Arthur penal settlement in the south east of Tasmania where the massacre happened as it's a tourist site. You make great videos, I think the whisky and coke would go well with such cold temperatures!
I live in Michigan you should invest in a MSS sleeping bag makes winter camping much more enjoyable may just save your life if not just some fingers or toes :>)
I live in cruces. My brother and I are planning a trip sometime in next month. Thanks for the video. Really enjoyed it. 👍 What mountains were y’all in?
I️ change my socks and put light polypropylene liners on and then thick wool over socks. In between the layers of it’s real cold I️ use a hand warmer and that will keep your feet toasty for sure.
Thanks for sharing James, steaks' an the breakfast looked awesome, bet it tasted better being cook over the fire , stay safe an God bless you and your Family always.
I've only been to New Mexico twice, but both times the wind blew ceaselessly. When I lived in Abilene in my youth it did likewise. It'll wear you down after a while, like it does the mountains. Beautiful country, though.
I'm glad your doing videos in new mexico, I live in new Mexico and am trying to get out there and do some Bush craft activities but it seems very hard in this state to actually survive. Thanks!
It sucks your trip got cut short. At least you did get to go out. The company that sent you the power bank shouldn't get so upset. I good review done the right way takes time. You have to use the product in order to give an opinion on it. Can't wait to see the next video! Good food also my friend! Cheers from the mountains of western NC!
Sux that it was cut short but at least you two made the most of it. The heat of Phoenix has thinned my blood but no matter i still love the cold n nothing beat a warm fire on a cold morning!!
I've never gotten used to cold camping. Give me heat any day over freezing winds. And yet--I live in northern Utah. Winters are cold here at the base of the mountains.
Hey James another great video, two coats you may want to look at are canvas barn coats with wool blanket lining it doesn't have to be carhartt brand there are others and a military surplus French foreign legion heavy fleece under coat I've seen these as low as $29.00 they are warm and have a tall neck area that zips up to about ears and protects mouth and nose from cold. Low cost rugged ware.
@@JunkyardFox I like to add pockets on mine just like the British SAS smocks it disperses my pocket litter and survival items. In fact I can carry everything I need to spend a night outdoors not counting my canteen and cup.
Looks like you guys had fun. You had some awesome scenery too. I want to share a great cold weather drink with you. It's called Cider Royal. I warm up apple cider by the fire, then add it and a few shots worth of either apple or regular crown royal to my cup, and enjoy the warmth.
Love those camping videos iam a desert rat also but love to camp in places like that also good call on the cottonwood for cooking it gives a great flavor also wool socks
If want warm clothes to put on in the morning, stuff your clothes inside your sleeping bag,down by your feet.It will also keep your feet warm! One more thing. Don't wear clothes to bed. It will actually make you colder! Strip down to your underroos! Your body heat work more efficient. Good job!
It was nice to come along on your trip....as an observer. _Smiles_ When I'm worried that my bag might not be warm enough, I take a liter soda pop bottle full of hot water into the bag. It will stay hot for about 4-5 hours and I've never had one leak. As the water cools, it will pull a vacuum...you'll need pliers to get it back open. AliExpress is down right now so I can't post a link. They have Aegismax brand down filled booties (800 fill power down) for about $15. They are ultralight, pack very small and are great quality. If yr feet are already cold, it takes forever to get them warm in your bag...even if it's a heavy one.
Might want to invest in some cold weather gear, if you'll be doing that again. Can really get dangerous in that kind of cold. I got mild frostbite sickness once. And once is enough, thank you. Not fun. But a tip on those tortillas... bring some foil with you to roll them in. You can set that to the side of the fire. They'll be steamed and yummy and soft once your food is done. And the potatoes... if you bring steamed, whole potatoes, they are so fast and easy to cook. You can steam them before hand, 20 mins in a steamer basket. So easy. Or baked for an hour or more. Some cayenne powder sprinkled in your socks also helps keep your circulation up in your feet, when it's cold. Can't have you guys freezing to death on us!
Im like your buddy lol, no matter if im building a tarp shelter, wooden debris shelter, or using a tent i pack in a cot. Why waste extra enegery building a bed or gathering debris for the bed when i can take 5 seconds to set up a cot.
Place a Rock near the fire to gather heat not to burn throw a towel but hot enough to use like a hot water bottle & you have a hot rock for warming your feet or body give this a try. Brownie Australia
Shout out to the Mexican blanket lol Have the same one. Also love this content as well, so laid back and the music fits it so well. Also you said you needed better gear, I would check out a website called Geartrade.com Great for finding used gear for the cheaps. Again thanks for the content.
Those 🌮 need some cheese and sour cream 😋.Try the arctic pro muck boots to keep your feet warm and dry regular hiking boots are great but I’ve never found a pair that keeps your feet warm below freezing.
Junkyard Fox I’m gonna get my second pair for next winter but my old ones do still work at 10 yrs old just saw them at dicks sporting goods and on amazon for$109 which isn’t bad for what u get but depending on what size and color you get they can get up to $200 plus but shop around and buy in the off months and you might even beat $109
Pine adds a bad taste but ur going to cook on piss smelling cotton wood. Maybe I'm wrong but that seems backwards. Youneed some good cedar or juniper for cooking
You didn’t invite me 🥺.I would get a tent built for the colder temps yours looks like a summer tent but I get it I wouldn’t buy a winter tent if I lived in the desert though I hear it does get cold at night there.
Don't sleep in the same clothes as you were in all day. even if you just shake them out might help. I have never winter camped, I have worked in Seismic camps in Northern Alberta and BC almost to 60degrees latitude. Propane in a tank freezes at 55c below. I used to take a US army mummy bag with me. I unfolded it against the wall and when the furnaces quit burning in the night, I wouldn't even wake up. just reach over and pull bag over me. you don't realise how much you sweat even in the cold. Everybody that owned bushpac boots bought them with an extra set of liners . you pull one out when you get home and put new dry ones next day. I also think you may be could have used stones from fire to keep feet warm, that's just an opinion, i have never tried it
This goes to everyone who tells me I don’t need a Swiss Army Knife, because I‘m in a office. 1. Just wrong, but we all know that 2. I‘m currently not in a office, but I‘m doing office stuff 3. You need a blade (open letters, packages, apples, or an a**h*ol* of a zip tie) and scissors all the time 4. I‘m now using the pliers of my Victorinox Cybertool M/34 (I think the Cybertool 34 or 41 or Lite offers the best option in a 91 mm SAK) to get the staples out of some 50 pages thick documents. And to bend the new staples in place after I removed some pages.
It's nice to see two young men without expensive equipment just having a good time in the outdoors.
Great video as always when I was homeless and living in a tent something that would help with attend is taking one of them survival blankets and putting it in between the tent and the rain fly that helps and then also taking the little hand warmers like the 10 hour hand warmers or 18 hour hand warmers and putting them in the bottom of your sleeping bag to keep your feet warm
People can learn a lot about survival from the homeless. You could do your channel on something like that. I for one wouldn’t mind learning.
@@reynaldorivera7641 thank you
i appreciate the tips, gonna try them out next time!
The dead elk you found are the remains from a hunt last fall. Usually hunters leave the lower legs, hids and gut pile. Usually the gut pile is first to go
When I travel away from my home area I always enjoy seeing streams, lakes, and rivers that run crystal clear like that. Everything around me is always reddish brown from our soil. Very beautiful area you went to. Thank you for letting us come along.
glad you could join us, nick!
Offer is always open for you to camp with me here in the San Diego mountains. Good stuff.
im hoping to visit yall soon. im hoping to travel and camp a lot more this year, but work is such a pain lol
Thats how we Vikings live. Good job guys 💪
Love all the references to the movies and video games recently, just makes it all more relatable.
Hope you enjoyed staying in New Mexico, born and raised here the beauty of it still amazes me! Regardless of the set backs, maybe you'll camp again.
Yessir that's my boy!!!
Awesome video. Sure does make you want to get out for some camping.
I love New Mexico I camp about 20 miles north north west of pecos, way up at 8000 ft, at jacks creek
oh man, i gotta look into that area
John Marston! LOL. There's so many different points in this video I want to comment on, but I won't just because it would take way too much space in this section. Awesome video brother!
glad you enjoyed it leo! i actually binged all your camping vids not long ago.
Anytime out in the woods is always good!
Cuervo seems like a fun guy to camp with. Cold camping is out of my comfort zone I need to camp more in the winter. Cant wait till the next how to video from y'all. "Going #2 in two degree weather" LOL! 🖤🐺 🤙
El Paso here. I love the desert, but miss the wilderness
To sleep warmer in cold change out of your sweaty day cloths into dry sweat pants and sweat shirt. Never sleep in wet sweaty cloths.
It's great to camp/hone skills in a different environment. That's when I learn the most.
That’s awesome! I’m originally from El Paso and right now I am stationed in Alaska. Your videos make me feel closer to home. Ruidoso is one of my favorite places when it comes to the outdoors! Enjoy your time camping and bring on more videos carnal!
appreciate the love, brotha! we got plenty of new videos coming!
Nice camp. I’m giving Cuervo Negro the trail name “Smooth Fox” because in his silence he is Smoothing it. He has the cot, a jacket to loan you that he didn’t need and he had coffee on before you got up. Love you Junkyard Fox but the Smooth Fox is my first choice for camping buddy. Your not a green chili hore if you haven’t had a La Malinche burger, my favorite is on the north east side in my old hood in the old Devils Triangle (Angels Triangle now) before I moved back to Austin. You’ve got a base camp here in Austin if you feel like a road trip, great summer camping with swimming holes.
lol ill be sure to tell him. hmm la maliche burger,ill have to go try one out! thanks for watching!
"The way that you wonder is the way that you choose...the way that your teary is the way that you loose...sunshine or thunder a man will always wonder where the fair wind blows where the fair wind blows...." -Jereimiah johnson- Movie... i seen that movie so many times its one my all time favs hands down!
Yup! That's my go-to camping meal. Steak, Tortilla and Green Chile. :)
I really enjoyed Your video! Also years back I found My feet painfully cold while camping and since I had a whole bunch of those hand warmers You get at sporting supply shops ... So I put too layers of socks & in between the layers I activated 4 of those hand warmers & put 1 under My toes & 1 under My heels of each foot = it was amazing and worked great at keeping My feet warm and helped keep the sleeping bag warm!
i completely forgot about hand warmers lol that is something i will not be forgetting next time lol thanks for watching!
Junkyard Fox ,No problem 🙂
I hate cold weather; hope that Jack helped keep you warm. I love the John Marston reference.
it was a cold adventure but it was worth it
........... I remember some cold sleepless nights winter camping in my much younger days...serves as good inspiration to save your money and invest in an appropriate bedroll and clothing.......A good piece of foam or a ThermaRest pad and a tarp between your bag and the cold ground is a great investment....You can get some really great gear and clothing at a reputable military surplus store...... Do your research and buy wisely.....Thanks for taking us along...even if it was cold.....
you are absolutely right. at first i was like, "nah i dont wanna spend too much money" but i learned my lesson, i prepared for my next winter trip now.
Its winter here in the 4 corners. Cold and snowy. I miss my high desert heat.
Welcome to New Mexico. Red or green bud?
Man those tacos. Man exactly!
good video James of you and Cuervo camping in the winter, I enjoyed , thanks for sharing
Thanks for toughing it out and sharing the video boys. Awesome looking food and beautiful country. Just a tip for keeping your feet warm, I put cayenne pepper in my socks and it works for me. Take care.
really? ive never heard of that? are you joking? lol
great trip! Thanks for sharing it with us.
glad you enjoyed it, brother!
Great job!!!! I love your channel. Thanks for mentioning the book Hatchet in another video. I just picked it up and I'm totally hooked.
Those chilies looked great!
winter camping was my favorite , so few people , one of my favorite spots for that is the Dig Sir wilderness area in Northern California .its easy to get lost there so be warned .
I love new mexico. Wish I could move there.
I usta go camping in the winter but now that I've grown aged, my bones and joints won't allow it...also, I used to camp with Cuervo but his first name was Jose...LOL
Well done my friend!
You are lucky! The last thing that you want to do I the cold is drink alcohol. It causes your pours to open and you dump your core temp! A tip for sleeping in the cold, if you get cold shed layers while in your sleeping bag.
The hand warmer in the bottom of the sleeping bag, if you sleep with your head under the covers, you take a chance of suffocation!
Good stuff, James and Cuervo. I'll comment more on one of your FB pages.
Beautiful scenery y'all captured on video. Killer sound track by Cuervo! Everything looked and sounded awesome! Y'all make a good team. Cheers to more adventures!
glad you enjoyed it, brother! thanks for coming along!
Hey James,,, just finished watching your 1st winter overnight. The 2 of you are amazing,,,!!!! I really enjoy winter/Fall/Early spring camping. The key for me is to “layer up”,,, a good backpacking air mattress, down sleeping bag,, all is well,,!!!! Someday I’ld like you 2 to visit the Appalachian mountains,,, small mouth bass fishing on the Shenandoah River, trout fishing in a natural stream or just really seeing for yourself, way they call these mountains,, the blue ridge. The Rio Grande and the Shenandoah,,, 2 iconic Places,,,, Really enjoyed this video,,, God bless,,,, Appalachian Trucker,,, Joshua Lamb
Great stuff
I very much loved your camping video in the mountains of New Mexico. I'm not sure if I could also handle the cold like what you experienced. Where I live it never gets too cold (only too hot) and in my state maybe snow sometimes in a mountain range in the south of Western Australia. Mind you if I decide to move to Tasmania which is a possibility certainly within the next 2 years, I will have to acclimatise to their somewhat cooler climate. I was definitely not in Tasmania long enough, as there is so much to see and I may return to check out the place properly towards the end of this or next year. The south west of Tasmania is mostly uninhabited. You have most likely heard of the Tasmanian devil, which is nearly an endangered species due to a facial cancer which was killing it, but apparently the devil is making a bit of a comeback from what I have recently read. While I was there I had to visit the museum in Hobart, the capital to get a better idea of what happened to the thylacine or Tasmanian tiger, a marsupial like the kangaroo or Tasmanian devil. The general consensus is that it died out and the last video of one alive was taken in 1933, although some people I talked to in Tasmania think there may be some still in the wild. Australia in particular is famous for killing endemic animals which is a tragic indictment. I don't want to criticise the politicians too much but thanks to their incompetence the fires that occurred in the eastern states and did so much damage killing people and maybe millions of wildlife, would have been due to their wrong policies and had the politicians put into place aboriginal management of the area the fires probably wouldn't have caused so much damage. The aboriginals would have done strategic burn offs of the small brush and knew the plants well. The ecologists and resource management experts are only now coming to the view that the local aboriginals knew best how to manage the land and the forests. In Tasmania there are no kangaroos, but there are wallabies which are like a small kangaroo. Kangaroo if prepared properly is very good to eat, good to marinate in red wine with garlic in the flesh and cooked very lightly as there is negligible fat in kangaroo. So definitely if I move to Tasmania I hope to try a wallaby if they are allowed to be culled and eaten as food. I'm not sure what the policies are regarding wallabies if you can kill (shoot) them in Tasmania. If I need any gear I'll see if it is not extra expensive (due to shipping to Australia) and buy it from you. As you know guns are more difficult to obtain in Australia since 1996, when just after the Port Arthur massacre happened the Prime Minister enacted gun buy back laws. My uncle was particularly pissed off when he had to give up a valuable rifle to the police because of these new laws. In fact I visited the Port Arthur penal settlement in the south east of Tasmania where the massacre happened as it's a tourist site. You make great videos, I think the whisky and coke would go well with such cold temperatures!
good work, walking out is the best.
Glad to see you in the mountains I inhabit. The altitude effects the weather a bunch you are basically in a mountain oasis surrounded by desert.
I live in Michigan you should invest in a MSS sleeping bag makes winter camping much more enjoyable may just save your life if not just some fingers or toes :>)
im actually looking into one, gonna be better equipped next time
I live in cruces. My brother and I are planning a trip sometime in next month. Thanks for the video. Really enjoyed it. 👍
What mountains were y’all in?
I️ change my socks and put light polypropylene liners on and then thick wool over socks. In between the layers of it’s real cold I️ use a hand warmer and that will keep your feet toasty for sure.
Finished bottle of Jack, talks a little bit slower. LOL!
Well done, gentlemen.
Thanks for sharing James, steaks' an the breakfast looked awesome, bet it tasted better being cook over the fire , stay safe an God bless you and your Family always.
likewise Scott! thanks for joining us in our adventure!
I've only been to New Mexico twice, but both times the wind blew ceaselessly. When I lived in Abilene in my youth it did likewise. It'll wear you down after a while, like it does the mountains. Beautiful country, though.
Awesome video my friend beautiful country you were in.
The breakfast scene made me hungry lol 😂
I'm glad your doing videos in new mexico, I live in new Mexico and am trying to get out there and do some Bush craft activities but it seems very hard in this state to actually survive. Thanks!
Awesome video, really enjoyed it. Just discovered your channel. You've got some great content thank you for sharing with us
Beautiful scenery. Never been to NM. I'll put it on the list.
if youre an outdoors person, new mexico is like disneyland.
Love this channel, next time you should go to Pecos
You should do a video on what kind of wood is ok to burn 🔥 and the wood to grill with ... what the wood looks like how to determine??
It sucks your trip got cut short. At least you did get to go out. The company that sent you the power bank shouldn't get so upset. I good review done the right way takes time. You have to use the product in order to give an opinion on it. Can't wait to see the next video! Good food also my friend! Cheers from the mountains of western NC!
glad you liked it, jeff! cheers!
Great content keep it up.
Sux that it was cut short but at least you two made the most of it. The heat of Phoenix has thinned my blood but no matter i still love the cold n nothing beat a warm fire on a cold morning!!
I've never gotten used to cold camping. Give me heat any day over freezing winds. And yet--I live in northern Utah. Winters are cold here at the base of the mountains.
Grt video. Thx
Hey James another great video, two coats you may want to look at are canvas barn coats with wool blanket lining it doesn't have to be carhartt brand there are others and a military surplus French foreign legion heavy fleece under coat I've seen these as low as $29.00 they are warm and have a tall neck area that zips up to about ears and protects mouth and nose from cold. Low cost rugged ware.
i recently purchases a czech military heavy coat so ill be better off next time
@@JunkyardFox I like to add pockets on mine just like the British SAS smocks it disperses my pocket litter and survival items. In fact I can carry everything I need to spend a night outdoors not counting my canteen and cup.
One beautiful place to camp. Again I love watching you guys. BTW what kind of electric guitars does cuervo play?
Looks like you guys had fun. You had some awesome scenery too. I want to share a great cold weather drink with you. It's called Cider Royal. I warm up apple cider by the fire, then add it and a few shots worth of either apple or regular crown royal to my cup, and enjoy the warmth.
nice! well try it out next time!
Might be cold but man, is it stunning.
Great video as always.
appreciate the love, little lady!
Love those camping videos iam a desert rat also but love to camp in places like that also good call on the cottonwood for cooking it gives a great flavor also wool socks
If want warm clothes to put on in the morning, stuff your clothes inside your sleeping bag,down by your feet.It will also keep your feet warm! One more thing. Don't wear clothes to bed. It will actually make you colder! Strip down to your underroos! Your body heat work more efficient. Good job!
It was nice to come along on your trip....as an observer. _Smiles_
When I'm worried that my bag might not be warm enough, I take a liter soda pop bottle full of hot water into the bag. It will stay hot for about 4-5 hours and I've never had one leak. As the water cools, it will pull a vacuum...you'll need pliers to get it back open.
AliExpress is down right now so I can't post a link. They have Aegismax brand down filled booties (800 fill power down) for about $15. They are ultralight, pack very small and are great quality.
If yr feet are already cold, it takes forever to get them warm in your bag...even if it's a heavy one.
i appreciate the feedback! ill be getting some of those booties and will tr the soda bottle trick in a few weeks
When I lived in the mountains of New Mexico,there were BEARS! None attacked me but I would be afraid to camp outside in those mountains.
yeah theres black bear and coyotes but theyve never given me any problem. i bring my 12 gauge just in case too.
GO CUERVO GO 😈
Might want to invest in some cold weather gear, if you'll be doing that again. Can really get dangerous in that kind of cold. I got mild frostbite sickness once. And once is enough, thank you. Not fun.
But a tip on those tortillas... bring some foil with you to roll them in. You can set that to the side of the fire. They'll be steamed and yummy and soft once your food is done. And the potatoes... if you bring steamed, whole potatoes, they are so fast and easy to cook. You can steam them before hand, 20 mins in a steamer basket. So easy. Or baked for an hour or more.
Some cayenne powder sprinkled in your socks also helps keep your circulation up in your feet, when it's cold. Can't have you guys freezing to death on us!
i appreciate the tips! were going to camp again in 2 weeks so well be better eqipped and informed this time.
Thanku. How about a tent in a tent? And a portable cot for bedding? Maybe you can bring a hot rock inside the tent?
Well you had some wind a little snow all you needed was some freezing rain that would have made a great camp out lol. Have fun man.
were heading back out in 2 weeks so all that is still a possibility lol
Im like your buddy lol, no matter if im building a tarp shelter, wooden debris shelter, or using a tent i pack in a cot. Why waste extra enegery building a bed or gathering debris for the bed when i can take 5 seconds to set up a cot.
Place a Rock near the fire to gather heat not to burn throw a towel but hot enough to use like a hot water bottle & you have a hot rock for warming your feet or body give this a try.
Brownie Australia
Shout out to the Mexican blanket lol Have the same one. Also love this content as well, so laid back and the music fits it so well. Also you said you needed better gear, I would check out a website called Geartrade.com Great for finding used gear for the cheaps. Again thanks for the content.
intersting, im checking out that website now.
That stream soynds so relaxing but I am sure id have to pee all night
Where exactly did you camp? I’d like to winter camp myself lol
Blessings ,,You both should share same tent for warmth NOT same sleeping bag LOL!
cuervo and i are close buddies, but not that close lmao
@@JunkyardFox Imao.....please keep making vids, Thank you,.Blessings
Those 🌮 need some cheese and sour cream 😋.Try the arctic pro muck boots to keep your feet warm and dry regular hiking boots are great but I’ve never found a pair that keeps your feet warm below freezing.
ill be getting some muck boots for next time for sure!
Junkyard Fox I’m gonna get my second pair for next winter but my old ones do still work at 10 yrs old just saw them at dicks sporting goods and on amazon for$109 which isn’t bad for what u get but depending on what size and color you get they can get up to $200 plus but shop around and buy in the off months and you might even beat $109
Cloudcroft NM has bears!
Put hand warmers in your sleeping bag at the foot and they'll stay warm all night.
⛺🔥 were you the Fellers who started that
no the fire had started before we had got here, a friend sent me a news link. that was a terrible day to start a vacation trip.
Im cold and have a hangover , but other than that im great.......
being cold and hungover while camping still beats being stuck at home or work lol
I am so jealous, annoyingly I have to go to school:(
hang in there buddy, summer is just around the corner.
Pine adds a bad taste but ur going to cook on piss smelling cotton wood. Maybe I'm wrong but that seems backwards. Youneed some good cedar or juniper for cooking
You didn’t invite me 🥺.I would get a tent built for the colder temps yours looks like a summer tent but I get it I wouldn’t buy a winter tent if I lived in the desert though I hear it does get cold at night there.
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To stay warm at night take a rock from your fire ring, wrap it in a towel of coat and put it in the bottom of your sleeping bag. warm all night.
im gona try that out next time for sure! ive heard of that, but completely forgot about it with the glow of whiskey
you can cook for me anytime. What time is dinner!?
we eat like kings here lol
The food makes me want to cook some steaks
Ruidoso or Cloudcroft?
Looks like Bonito Lake near Ruidoso
Why your friend never talks ?
Watch the newest video
Did you ever notice that the fir on their forehead does no good but to decorate the hat?
im sure it helps retain heat, i mane look at mammals, their fur is on the outside but it helps keep them warm.
Don't sleep in the same clothes as you were in all day. even if you just shake them out might help. I have never winter camped, I have worked in Seismic camps in Northern
Alberta and BC almost to 60degrees latitude. Propane in a tank freezes at 55c below. I used to take a US army mummy bag with me. I unfolded it against the wall and when the furnaces quit burning in the night, I wouldn't even wake up. just reach over and pull bag over me. you don't realise how much you sweat even in the cold. Everybody that owned bushpac boots bought them with an extra set of liners . you pull one out when you get home and put new dry ones next day. I also think you may be could have used stones from fire to keep feet warm, that's just an opinion, i have never tried it
ive never tried the stone trick, ill do that in 2 weeks. ill be bringing spare clothes next time too
LOL @ green chile whores. Looks like a good time with Cuervo.
Hot water bottle in the foot box of your sleeping bag
i didnt bring my large closing SS water bottle this trip :(
cut against the grain for a more tender bite vato
Great videos, but it doesn't do any good if we can't hear what your saying.
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This goes to everyone who tells me I don’t need a Swiss Army Knife, because I‘m in a office. 1. Just wrong, but we all know that 2. I‘m currently not in a office, but I‘m doing office stuff 3. You need a blade (open letters, packages, apples, or an a**h*ol* of a zip tie) and scissors all the time 4. I‘m now using the pliers of my Victorinox Cybertool M/34 (I think the Cybertool 34 or 41 or Lite offers the best option in a 91 mm SAK) to get the staples out of some 50 pages thick documents. And to bend the new staples in place after I removed some pages.