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I FELL Through the ICE! - Winter Camping in a CANVAS TENT with WOOD STOVE - PART 2

I FELL Through the ICE! - Winter Camping in a CANVAS TENT with WOOD STOVE - PART 2

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We caught more than a couple of nice brook trout from an unnamed Canadian backwoods lake we've called Puddle Lake! It only took us 5 hours to navigate there overland this time! For anyone that doesn't know about this lake, 2 years ago, we followed the creek system up from the headwaters with loaded canoes in hopes of monster brook trout in this hidden gem of a lake. We never hooked into any monsters, but we had the lake to ourselves! Part 1: Jeremy: CONTEST RULES EASTER EGG HUNT You must find stuffed all 6 hidden Easter Eggs. Let's test that hunter eye! 1. 3 Easter eggs will be hidden in part 1, and 3 in part 2. 2. Find all 6 Easter Eggs with the time stamp in which they appear to win. 3. Jot the Easter egg down with the appropriate time stamp in which it appears into part 2. 4. NO editing comments. Edited comments will be disqualified. Post as many comments as you want, but don't edit them! 5. Don't drop spoilers or helpers into part 1 unless you don't care to win or to help other people (save them for part 2. 6. Winner will be the first to identify and time stamp all 6 including the number of snowshoe hare I snared in the video. 7. Winner will receive a white chert knife made by Jay Valente of Vision Quest Outdoors The full original puddle lake adventure will be live on Tuesday March 20: This hot tent trip is all that the Canadian wilderness promises and more. From harsh wintry conditions, untamed vast wild spaces, beauty and bounty! It's a long one, so set some time aside for this two part series!
Date: 2021-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


A lot of great advise, how to poop in the woods for those that don't know, how to check out the terrain to figure out the depth of the water, and how vital snowshoes are in the deep woods. You said you didn't bath in the cold lake water, seems you had a bath! haha Note: on the purple pants, I was thinking it's warm and you really don't care what people think of you cause youre just that manly!
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You-re rib discussion in the tent about hierarchy of experience and testing your metal. honestly Has to be the best explanation of coming of age and learning from the elders as I have ever heard before. I feel that an explanation on this topic of that caliber, should be taught and repeated to as many young people, boys and girls, as possible
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excellent vid and life saving content: ) In a survival situation the colour of your pants is the least important detail unless your trying to evade capture: . Seeing you fall through the ice and how you dealt with it as a team was also truely inspiring and swift: . Thank you for sharing your experiences: ) UK.
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For hill climbs and descents like in this video series you may want to consider packing a hand operated winch aka a -come-along. - That will make getting the sled packs up hill WAY easier and it will make guiding the sled packs down hill safely MUCH easier too all thanks to mechanical advantage.
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Wear whatever keeps you warm. Fishhead soup is good with onion, garlic, carrots and enough broth left over after cooking the rice in the broth. You 2 should have had a Hershey choc. bat to make it uphill to your vehicle. THANKS FOR THE GREAT VIDEOS. YOU SHOULD WRITE A BOOK ON YOUR ADVENTURES.
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Oh man, -I basically saved myself- lol simcoe is usually all ice, not alot to grab. Do not underplay going in the ice. He had no spikes to pull himself up, all kinds of snow to hold onto, and he had a friend there, and a camp to go to. People die on the ice every year, dont disrespect it.
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Fish don't care about the weather missing word from last text cuz thier already in the ice box I'm 60 an need a reboot boot at least too half mojo crap on thick ice it'll be gone at first thaw i know how to poo luvn it all
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Did you ever try those square foam pads that hook together and look like puzzle pieces for the floor to keep the ice from melting. You wouldn't need many and they are light. Great video, I enjoy everyone of them. Thanks!
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Ice pellets in Minnesota we call it that sleet. I'm 66. I miss alot of stuff your doing. I trucked 49 and all of Canada. Should of retired sooner. Love all your videos. You got awesome friends.
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Is your buddy from north bay by chance I noticed the canadore college hat and the fish ruler taped to the inside of his slay is the same one from lake nippsimg to measure the walls eye size
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