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3 Days in the Winter Hot Tent, Wood Stove on Secret Lake - Ice Fishing for Native Brook Trout

3 Days in the Winter Hot Tent, Wood Stove on Secret Lake - Ice Fishing for Native Brook Trout

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Join Jeremy (One Wildcrafter) and I on a return trip to a SECRET LAKE, Puddle Lake, we discovered two years ago! This time we travel overland by map and compass rather than through the barely navigable creek system. Our efforts are rewarded with fast paced ice fishing action and copious natural brook trout in a hidden glacier carved lake in Northern Ontario which we enjoy all to ourselves. Jeremy [One Wildcrafter] Overland Exploration: In all, it takes us 5 hours to reach our destination as we traverse snow covered hills, valleys, and brush choked overgrowth pulling our fully loaded Pelican sleds. This is not a trip for the amateur hot tent winter trekker! Find out if I survive falling into freezing cold water as I accidentally fall through the ice! This is a real life survival challenge! Part 2 (live next Friday)
Date: 2021-05-17

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I one time slept on a campground. And I think there were only 1 or two others there. And at night I woke up. Because it was pretty loud outside. And a (lol don't know how a group of them is called in english) group of boars was digging over the campground. That was scary and I knew they are doing it when they get their piglets so I didn't even dare to step out of my tent.
I had luck that my teacher was a hunter and told us things like that. Because if not I would have run to the toilet house and try to hide there. But what are the chances for me to out run a few boars? Zero. A few boars came close to my tent and sniffed around but then left and about 5 meters around my tent were basically untouched. Still was one of the scariest nights of my life.

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I haven't seen you do this, but maybe you have. Try searing your meat or if you have flour at the time, try dredging your meat and then searing it before making it into soup or stew. This should give your food and more desired texture / flavor and keep the moisture in the meat.
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i remember i went fly out fishing in canada we had a fish fry the night before at 3am i went for a pee off the deck. little did i know i walked right past a black bear. half way threw my pee i heard it scoff at me. glad i peed before i saw the bear 5 feet from me
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1: 11: 51- true, but some times it will be something that is willing to try and turn you into dinner, like the time my friend and i spent the night with our camp being circled by a mountain lion
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I don-t know if it-s true or not but here goes. I-ve been told that moose are incredibly mean and dangerous and you don-t want to get anywhere near one unless you-re hunting one. is that true?
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I hand augerd about 3 feet in lake champlain VT several times people driving vehicles around friend left a small camper on there had hole with stove pipe inside was comfortable
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I love the chemistry between you two I mean the synchronization on that power auger and on the bow drill from the other video is unreal
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The painstaking mexico actually disapprove because periodical ethnically borrow opposite a upset south korea. tranquil, elegant sandra
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Its the east coasters that make people think we all have an accent lol ive all ways heard Canadians are known for haveing no accent
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Use a snow mobile make a good stiff hitch connection easy in easy out if you get a kill strap it to the sled and your on your way
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