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Hey man, nice video. I have the same stove and did the same thing. I have a question for you? I placed three screws with nut on outside of pipe and the actual long stove pipe assembly over what you basically just built. I noticed you placed the long pipe under the short pipe. Is there a reason why you placed it in other than moisture? This is my first wood stove W3. Is that standard to place in not over? And man do I love the wild wild West stove. I take that thing everywhere during my backpacking and pack out winter excursions.

Way too much work cutting and splitting wood. Just gather wood already sized and start the stove. No reason to carrying a big old saw and knife to start a fire with the Bushbuddy.

Love the sounds of the loons on the lake. Where was this lake if you dont mind me asking?

Might that be a bush buddy you have one of the best gasafire stoves out there.🌲🏕🔥

Beautiful ❤

Lordy...I was at Lake Joseph for a week and the mosquitos ate us alive. We still have the lumps!

Great video. Cheers!

if its so windy outside why is the tent not moving ? surely we should see the tent moving in and out from the inside .mmmm strange .

could we get a boat setup video

@wilderness bushcraft Thats creosote, you over filled your fire buddy/wood tar forming due to lack of oxygen

Nice srk

Am thinking of purchasing this tent and I also think you could use a hot tent stove in the vestibule area.. would like to see an update if you have done so.. Very informative video! 👍👍

Sorry, it's just got all the basics wrong. :( Start with a larger diameter (2-3 fingers width wide) and either split it or at least taper slightly by removing wood from belly (side facing the archer).

I feel like you might as well just get a milwaukee m18 hatchet with a couple of batteries 🤷‍♂️ would be more expensive but much easier.

Maybe those bugs were from the ground and released once iy melted.I think a budget tarp to the ground is an essential piece of kit.

Wow amazing quest....👍👍👍👍

Thank you for a great video!

Excellent video!

It's wonderful to stay by the water. The nature around you can be very beautiful. You still need your fishing rod and a good fish to finish. But I would have made the fire quite traditionally and not in the solo stove, because you always have to add more wood. Great video.👍 Greetings Stefan from Outdoors 🌿

Curious, how long does the stove keep you warm on one fill of wood on high vs dampers closed ?

Beautiful shots! My son and I are working towards this for our channel as well 👍 I just gave a subscribe.

I have the same stove that I use it with a Luxe MiniPeak tent. I shortened the pipe by about 18 inches, so 2/3 of the pipe is inside the tent and my stove jack seals around it. That helps keep it warm. Also, I've made it a habit to clean the screen out before I damper it down for the night. I'll definitely be extra vigilant when I'm out this weekend.

i like camping snow and cooking eating night best good👍🤩👍😍👍😉👍😁

Was it early spring? Lake Opeongo I assume?

Say, where can I order a heat protector like that please?

I grabbed one in late 2020 for $109 Canadian. The tent was a steal, I love it.

Neat vid. Have you used this tent all zipped up and had condensation issues? Aside from adding seam seal you like this tent still?

All I see are your glass jars. Glass and camping don’t mix.

An epic adventure, indeed ! At age 67, I no longer hope to take such an adventure but it sure is fun to experience the Canadian wilderness with you.Love your videos. Hello from Quebec!

Hi, a very nice tour with great scenery. A good fish would of course have been awesome.🐟 the main thing was that it was fun. 😀👍Greetings from Germany Stefan from Outdoors🌿

Hi uncle pachril. From Nicole

I ordered Gstove including 17 items 28 April 2020. Order No: 100 3089. Receipt No; 5174-2548-3554-0073. I received 1st shipping 8 items April 2021. But Gstove does not make shipment until now. I do not receive 9 items. Gstove doesn't keep the promise. Gstove is bad company. 😊

Just the opening bird calls are AWESOME. Thank-you

I ordered Gstove including 17 items April 28 2020. Order No: 100 3089. Receipt No; 5174-2548-3554-0073. I received 1st shipping 8 items April 2021. But Gstove does not make shipment until now. I do not receive 9 items. Gstove doesn't keep the promise. Gstove is bad company. 😆

Happy Bushcraft Birthday !!!!

As always wonderful video,thank you !!!!!!

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great video,enjoyed the previous video with stove malfunction,very instructive,thanks for your input,great camp,good food,whats better?just bought first hot tent at 68yrs of age,been camping all my life but this new tent(a small 4man bell canvas tent)hopefully will stand up to oklahoma wind and winters,take care and looking forward to future videos.

I ordered Gstove including 17 items April 28 2020. Order No: 100 3089. Receipt No; 5174-2548-3554-0073. I received 1st shipping 8 items April 2021. But Gstove does not make shipment until now. I do not receive 9 items. Gstove is bad company. Gstove doesn't keep the promise. 🙃

Love your new stove and excitement! ..KeepYour butt warm when out there :-)

Thank you for sharing your winter wilderness life with us. Love every bit of it.Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Czy w miejscach w których przebywasz w nocy dzikie zwierzęta stanowią problem? Zawsze mnie to zastanawiało jak to wygląda. W Polsce nie ma takich problemów, choć ostatnio jest coraz więcej wilków, jednak unikają one ludzi.

Good on you ! Thanks for the video.funny🙂

Piękna przyroda. Ciekawy film.

I am impressed with the wonderful survival camp ♪

I grabbed a roll of shrink wrap out of the trash at work and wrapped my rabbit cages for winter. Best thing I ever tried and now I keep it around at all times. You really could build a shelter in minutes and survive very cold and terrible weather in comfort. I heard it's about $25/roll but if you don't have access to it free, it would be worth paying for. It's also just super handy for keeping pipe or wood scraps together. I love the stuff.

You looked comfortable! That's all that matters. Good on you ! Thanks for the video.

I am very entertained to see your video. I think this vodeo is very interesting to watch, successful and I say thank you.

I always clamp an elbow on the top of my pipe to keep snow and rain out of it. It does a decent job. Thank You. This was a good video.

The forest draws me in. I find in him the same charm as in the mountains, but he is more calm and friendly. The forest does not have such an extent as large mountain ranges, it quickly closes and contains a microuniverse that isolates a person as reliably as desert spaces. A whole world of herbs, flowers, fungi and insects leads an independent life there, into which we can only be accepted if we show patience and humility. After walking through the forest for several tens of meters, you forget about the outside world, one universe is replaced by another, less pleasant to look at, but more attractive to hearing and smelling. Goods that were considered lost are being revived: silence, freshness, peace. Proximity with the plant world grants what the sea now denies us and for which the mountains make us pay too high a price.