"I'll just take a walk" .. at night, in the woods, ALONE ! The amount of balls you have sir is indescribable.

He narrates this like a story book and I am 100% entranced

You earned my respect when you showed yourself going back for the camera at the end. I always think about that kind of stuff, when people don’t show the actual effort required to make a proper video.

I love how you provide food for the birds!!! That is a sign of a good person!!!

I can’t decide which is more impressive, the innovative heater or shooting this video solo. Tremendous!

Dude just tell her your sorry and go home...….

I used a similar system on my sailboat with a few differences. If you put round river rocks in the ammo cans, they have greater heat retention than water so they stay hotter longer. This also reduces the amount of liquid you need to take with you. If you use 100% heavy-duty antifreeze, it has more heat capacity than water so it will carry more heat faster than water. It also has a higher boiling temp so you lose less to evaporation. I heated my system several different ways. One is to use a fresnel lens to focus the sun on the heating can. I also used a tiny propane stove set just barely above pilot light level but inside the sealed can so it heated the coils all night for just a small amount of gas. On the sailboat, I used a BBQ grill to build a fire using whatever fuel I had - driftwood, charcoal, kerosene, or tree logs. Finally, I have a solar panel that charges a battery that then powers a small fan to circulate the heat in the cabin. It can also power a small circulating pump if the thermal siphoning is not fast enough. If you have a solar-charged battery or a large enough battery, you can also replace the ammo can water tank with a car radiator. I experimented with using a large truck radiator (it held several gallons but was only 4" thick so it took up less room than the water tank) and a small fan to blow cabin air over the radiator. In my case, it was too much heat. I now use a similar system to heat my barn. In the cabin of the sailboat, I use a tank with rocks that thermal siphons thru a transmission cooling radiator and a small 3-volt fan. There are lots of other options.

I could feel the cold and the ambition that you put into this production. Well done very well done! Thanks for the journey felt like I was right there.

In the middle of nowhere in the woods, pure darkness "I DECIDED TO GO FOR A WALK"... balls of steel man

Can we talk about how this mans camera game is literally insane? Like this dude gettin movie shots (how did this get 700+ likes Jesus 😂)

YESSSSS!!!! How have I survived 50yrs in Canada without a snowmobile??? This is just what I need..that whole set-up ❄💙❄

I stumbled across this video & I’m so glad I did. Calmed me down and I feel at peace. His work is amazing!

I used to love winter camping 40-50 years ago in northern Minnesota. Watching your vids let’s me remember those great times. Thank you.

When the woods get silent, that’s never good.

I have built 15 boats and three houses myself but was a construction project manager as a career. However, I really do take my hat off to you in the quality of your work and interesting way of presentation. I have viewed all 93 videos and thoroughly enjoyed every one. A BIG thank you.

Idea to eliminate almost all vapor loss from the top vent: Using flexible copper line make a few tight upright corkscrew coils before venting it. The moisture should condensate inside the copper and drip back inside the thank. The work you put in these videos is evident. Really nice editing and camera work!

This is a really neat social project. You have a specific task, staying warm in the winter in a snowmobile-pulled trailer, and you're heating it with an open-fire-based radiator system. And many people have done their own radiator systems, but not in this context, so you get to put some of these ideas together with your own, and we all get to see the cool results. This is a real-life distributed science project of sorts. How exciting!

That was wonderful. When I used to camp remotely in Panama it was a whole lot easier (as is very warm).... even so, snowy wilderness is very special.

This 100% gave me vibes of Survivorman, with the way he sets up the shots, then goes past the camera, then has to go back to get the camera, the way he narrates over most of it but sometimes live narrating as well, the way he crafted the system but is putting it to the test out in the wilderness, and just the quality of the production and everything. It really felt like a full blown TV show. Bravo!! Oh, and I love the snowmobile camper idea, that's awesome!

Production quality is absolutely phenomenal. The low camera shots, aerial shots, great narration, etc. Glad this video is doing as well as it is you definitely deserve it.

I’m 43 years old and thought I saw a lot of things in life, then this guy plows thru the forest in a shed, amazing!

Good day to you! I am a senior rider on HONDA Cross Cub from Japan. I am enjoying camping,touring and upload video. This is so nice adventure video! Awesome! Have a nice day my friend!

It's been two freakin' years millions of snow camping videos are added on UKposts but this one remains by far my favourite one 🙂🥳

I always laugh at the thought of people who film like this, they have to go set up a camera, then move backwards just to film themselves passing through the frame then go back and pick up the camera again

You're doing a great job out there, mate. The thing that I (on the eve of my 73rd birthday) have learnt through life is the no matter how you live your life, you are always on a learning curve. You seem to taking life's up and down with you, your brain is always in gear and your eyes are wide open.

So my son lost his mind at how well you captured the birds. Hes an avid twitcher so man. Your out here making the world happy...go you.

I've watched this video a few times now throughout the year, beautifully done with the environment

Fantastic! Thanks for another great upload for me and my 3 year old baby son Hunter, he loves watching you, he loves when you cut the trees down...he shouts timber and I have to keep rewinding constantly for him to see 😂 he said you got a lot of snow and said “dad ask him to build a small snowman for me” we haven’t had snow for a long time, respect and love from us in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧

You make me regret getting old. I'm almost 70 now and enjoy your presentation(s).

Thank you for sharing your experience. Looks great.

I have watched this already and the water collecting from the tree, and your other post and I wish I could go camping still. my kings are all grown up now and have their own lives now. I used to take them camping almost every weekends and fishing..and really enjoy the outdoors activities.. I miss that. I just now do gardening, I go fishing once in awhile with my kids, I have one grandson and he is into sports including fishing, Viewing from the Midwest. Thank you and have fun..

I just gottta say I was impressed with the camera work and production value. I am assuming you used a camera drone and some of those footage shots were fantastic.

Bro I don’t think people really appreciate how hard it is to film like you did. Flying a drone while driving, getting ahead to set up the camera to get the shot when you pass etc. Production quality is A class 🫡

Every week it amazes me how much effort must go into producing a 15-20 minute video... sometimes much longer. Not only is your passion for the outdoors illustrated weekly, but your passion for the production and cinematography and the equal learning curve you've experienced with both together, makes it enjoyable to watch the growth and innovation unfold. These videos really put me at peace. Please continue to keep up the great work!

I spent a couple of decades in the Alaska Army National Guard. Your video is incredible evocative to me. Kudos on your wonderful story and excellent production.

I've watched this video a dozen times. I absolutely love that sled camper..... That's a great idea.

Watching this is like you are free from all problems and feels like you imagine the relaxation of one of your drems

Some of the magic of UKposts; you have the opportunity to get advice from people who are truly experts in all kinds of fields/disciplines. Cool if you to mention taking advice from comments. 👍🏻

Awesome video. Thanks for the tour! That cabin is so cute!

Everything about this is excellent. When you opened that big door and I saw those gas charged rams open it!!! Wow, now that’s all about cool. Went straight to the sub button. 👍🏼

Anyone who cares for animals first, has my full respect. And in life, "What goes around, comes around".

How cool is this human being that even though he is out in the wild, he still thought ahead of time of bringing a bird house with food for the birds. Damn. He deserves a lot of subscribers !!!!!!!!

Would be nice to have solar panels on the roof top, could provide power for lights, maybe a plug for power smoke/carbon monoxide detector and maybe a back up energy efficient heaters just in case you get stuck out in the bush longer that the candles can burn.... could also bring a small plug in pot to boil water if you get it from a river or stream. Love your concept!!!!!!! Genius

This man actually took his mini camper out onto the cold deep snow weather and using his creativity to keep himself from freezing to death now that is awesome man. From your new friend ridiculous awesome vid 🙂👍👍

Okay but is nobody going to talk about the amount of precision needed for that intro.

Suggestion: Moisten the sand to hasten the transference of heat to the water in the coils. We use 4" deep sand beds in the greenhouse to place the electric heater coils in and then set the seed trays on top of the sand beds. We found moist sand transfers heat faster with a lower heat loss to the air.

I’m so impressed with your cabin and heating system

Brilliant contraption! Wow

I'm in a wheelchair and I'm exploring my options to camp unassisted, and this snowmobile with the cabin sled just might be the compact and adaptable option I was looking for. Until now my only option seemed to be to camp out of the back of a minivan. Thanks for the awesome idea!

just a thought but try putting rocks in the fire so when the fire goes out the rocks will still radiate heat to the water pot possibly giving you more heat time

My goodness, this system could save many lives from snowmobile breakdowns to people being lost in the woods. You are amazing.

Sir I am living in India . I am always watch your videos. You are doing a great job. ❤.thankyou so much ❤.

This guy is a genius he literally just made a heater from an ammo can water and antifreeze!

What an intelligent and intuitive human being. That heating system was just fucking genius.

So awesome! Such an incredible job editing too. Very cool structure and heating system. All around 10/10 for the video. Great work!

Wow, that is a interesting heating set up that you have there 😊

“The forest was unusually quiet,were they sleeping or were they watching?” Well that kinda creeped me out

this is the kinda guy who would be good at telling horror stories

What a great video, so in depth, Love that you prayed before you ate your meal too! way to stay humble brother. Bless ya.

You aré so awesome.......Mother earth 🌎 needs more people like you who has an environmental friendly mind.

The bird feeder is such a nice touch, I love it!

This is the first time I've seen one of your videos. Impressive setup. When I sleep in my 13ft caravan in subzero temperature, I have a mini cub woodstove that's great. I always have a Stanley Billy on the stove. When it starts to boil I empty it into a 2 litre thermos flask. At bedtime I fill a medium size rubber hot water bottle which keeps me warm undervtgecduvet all night even when it's sub-zero outside. You could do the same by boiling water on your fire and storing in a thermos for drinks and a hot water bottle at bedtime.

The cinematography and editing are amazing in this piece.

I love this. I need this in my life for a quick getaway. Awesome!

Amazing work I can imagine that, how you manage all these videos running and take a shorts clips and then run and get back to your camera and then again take a video clip again take a camera! Literally amazing work ! Big big big thumbs up 👍🏻

I'm here to take notes....shits about to get real in the cities 😅

I LOVE your God given ingenuity.. and COURAGE! WOO HOO!

Just an incredible video. Photography is pro level and your ideas are incredible. Well done

The fact that you are giving back to nature raises a whole new level of respect from me. Already love your vids!!!

Why am I watching this at 2am instead of sleeping?

10:45 humble yet charming little shot. This is cool and warm at the same time.

I am ready to skip Fall and go straight to Snow season after watching this. Epic.

Narrative and camera angles are on point! Impressive sir!

Just a suggestion since I used to maintain a hot water radiator boiler system, put an inline water thermometer in your system, so you can keep track on how hot the water is in your tank there, that way you can keep it just bellow boiling so you won't evaporate as much water, should also keep the gurgling down a little too

Nice job! Looks like a fun build.

Tinny Space is so nice. Love ❤️ THE VIDEOS

“The forest was unusually silent” sounds like the beginning of a cryptid story 😱

love this off grid heater , love the time you take in extreme conditions , to share with us all your love of nature , , i hope this encourages younger people to get out an enjoy , peace craig

Wow I’m impressed , you have the knowledge of life.

Man so cool. Thank you for taking us along. A new sub and I'm excited for more adventures my friend. Take care bud.

Love your video's and you are such a SMART young man (gotta think outside that box right?). I think of your family often after the loss of your precious mom and I know she smiles down on you as does mine. May God bless you and your lovely wife and family!

maybe a curtain rail on the inside of your doorway would help keep some of the heat in when the door is open and you could still sit half in half out .

The quality of your videos is amazing! And the editing. Great job O. I love the bird feeder. I can’t express how much I enjoy your narration, drone shots and all around informative videos of stuff I know nothing about, but am learning through you. Thank you. God bless you and Mrs. O, baby O and Sr O. I’m glad the heater worked, I appreciate all the trial and error. Looks beautiful at night. The lanterns are cool. You should add lanterns to your store. I appreciate how you look out for your environment, it thanks you! 🌲🔦

This is like the ultimate tent 🤙🏽 awesome

This guys got the voice of a narrator for sure , cool setup !

This guy is incredibly gifted. He has great skills. You can learn a lot from this guy.

Rigid insulation has an R-value of 5 per inch. So, with a couple inches of rigid insulation and the air space, you're close to having the thermal R value of a commercial building envelope. Nicely done. Another idea that might improve the system is to circulate it throughout the walls on the interior side, similar to a mock hydronic fin tube radiator system

Ingenious. This man goes all out.

"Well, it wasn't much of an opening, but it will have to do for the night." I know that feeling..

You sure do make great videos, and those camera angle shots must take a lot of time to setup and take. Thank you.

If I just listen to your video the way you narrate, it reminds me a bit of the 60s 70s and 80s style wildlife documentaries where everything that is said is said clearly calmly and well thought out.

You have built a great shelter for winter camping!!

Saturdays = The Outsider I love Saturdays!

I am loving to see how you are building with all the moderation and moderating a fantastic heated mini Camper to enjoy your day and night out in the forest and am So grateful for taking me and everybody who loves your Channel with you! And I do believe that we are the fact that you get your exercise worth 😁 Not to mention.. all the editing.. But, I love that you take suggestions of your channel followers so much at heart! And most importantly, you really are a exception! How sad it is to say but most, if not all, want the followers and the comments out of selfishness.. but you do not.. and THAT to me is golden! Thank you from the bottom of my heart and I absolutely feel blessed to have found your channel all those years already and Every time you upload I go and make sure not to get disturbed to watch and learn or relax or to hear and see the bond you have with your grandfather, your dad, your wife and daughter and to see a great young man with a even greater heart and passion for all you put your mind and hands on.. Thank you for walking those extra miles/kilometers, the choice and risk you have taken upon you and know that you have made at least this person feel very rich!

I just love snowy and cold outings ❤😊

This video just came across my feed. WOW! Impressive work. Now I have to catch up and see what improvements you made. Subscribed!

I'm not even a minute in and I can already tell that this is going to be spectacular.

Thank you so very much Sir for making camping vlogs because it makes us to get things and terminologies related to camping more easier...Now we are getting to know camping very well.Please do not ever stop making camping vlogs...Your videos provide us a lot of knowledge as well as relaxation.

This looks sooo cozy!!!

I like that it was posted on a leap year!