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Complete Guide to Winter Camping Kevin Callan

I come for the people not the aesthetics. Do what you need to and any help needed please ask.

I've had a gamin as well. Been a good little GPS. I use my phone in my car though, it's nice because it has a much bigger screen and is more attuned to a driving GPS

Bloodvein, hands down the best. I also suggest getting a book called Reading Rock Art by Grace Rajnovich, this book was recommended to me because it was not just an anthropologist's perspective but was a more culturally enlightened approach to Pictographs. I came across one that was massive...

I just read about the galvanized issue and for it to off gas the temperature needs to reach 2360 degrees, not sure of that was F or C but it seems it doesn't matter as a wood stove will never reach that temperature

I can get those easily enough. Never heard them called Hippy Killers. People use those in ice shacks but from all accounts only last a few seasons then need to be replaced. No the greatest to cook off from what I can tell either

That Silver Fire Multi Purose Tent Stove looks sweet but shipping to Canada is $183 and coupled with exchange it will set me back $700. Too rich for my blood but still like the design. KnoCo seems to be the popular choice so probably going that route. Thanks for all the replies

Nice work

My research came up with this gem. Not conducive to travelling at 60 pounds but it would be amazing in a semi permanent shelter. Or if you travel in by truck or sled https://www.silverfire.us/multi-tent-dragon Works at using chimney gases efficiently like the double barrel stove plus a super...

Thanks for all the input. So is cooking on a thinner walled stove easier? So far this is my pros and cons list so far Kni-Co Pros Lighter Cheaper Better leg set up Good reviews Kni-Co Cons Won't last as long as as Four Dog Need to buy false bottom so it doesn't burn out Lighter gauge steel...

During hunting season I used a canvas tent that somebody gave me a few years ago. I absolutely loved it. But I have no stove for it. For hunting season I just used s propane one and worked great. However I am looking at getting a wood stove for an all night heat or close to it. The two two I...

I’ve camped in summer where single digit temps at night are common. I’ve paddled the end of March at an opening in the river when people were still driving on the lake. I’ve camped during hunting season where the coffee pot water is frozen in the morning. I’ve slept in a tent in the...

I have my Equinox chair and love love love it. Saves my hips and back and tonne of pain. Proof is in the sitting here. $200USD is cheap if it's quality, lasts through camping abuses and makes your comfort while out and about priority.

Took 7 years but I got mine this year.

Fortunate to live where burning is the only real answer. I am hesitant to burn plastic though unless it is a real hot fire and no more cooking to be done on the fire.

Ah. I read Canoe Lake and did not realize he had another book so closely titled. Canoe Lake was a fine book that told an interesting story of Tom Thompson. I'll look for the other one.

I believe Roy MacGregors other book is called Canoe Lake not Canoe Country

Larabars are my go to because they are not sugar based energy. Well not added sugar anyways.

Got to say the burning red sunrises of late have been breathtaking

I've made my own version of pemmican before. Turned out alright but most definitely needed a big gulp of water to help it down. Here is how I made it from memory. Dried meat powdered Peanut butter Dried fruit. I think I used raisins or cranberries. Chopped walnuts Honey I spread the meat...