Winter Car Camping - Staying Warm Camping and Exploring!
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- Winter Car Camping - Staying warm & Exploring!
Another winter car camping trip in the Jeep JKU Wrangler Rubicon. In this video I do some exploring, find some cool historic sites, and share a variety of tips on staying warm and comfortable while car camping and exploring in the cold of winter.
Hope you enjoy!
Coyote Works
Special thanks to www.gofsr.com for making great rooftop tents!
Oh I wish you would have shown us the tent popped up.
Nice heater.
Great tips.
That looks like fun!
Really enjoy your trips! Thanks for sharing
Thank you!
Great trip cool stuff always amazing the root cellar, the water tank and the water trough survive long after whatever structure they were living in has turned to dust. Good winter tips will prove useful to me soon. Hope the new jeep is working out.
Ok not trolling just a few options, snow is insulation, sounds like great dinner! Gatorade bottle?! Nalgene bottle red one for obvious reasons leave in bag with you for heat, hand warmers too, try a PM options on pills helps with sinusitis, safety pin a small cotton cloth to bag opening to collect mositure prevents it from the bag, store water upside-down as water freezes top down, so it may not all freeze just somethings to try, or not?! From old-timer in N-MN, 30yr vet, and oh yeah I love the channel!
No worries my friend. Thanks for the the comments and suggestions!
real nice camping setup. i like how simple u made it look
Thanks my friend. It’s a pretty simple set up. Quick, and simple.
Nicely done! 'Great to learn from an experienced camper with tips to make a backcountry trip more enjoyable/comfortable.
As the Bush`s Bean commercial would say,,,," Show me that beautiful bean footage " ! Awesome video Coyote Works !
Always enjoy watching these videos, keep it up!
We just bought one of those heaters! Can't wait to go out and try it. Thanks for the tips!
They work great!
TheDenisedrake they work great, I've used one for several years
They sell indoor use propane heaters
Yet another fine video!! Enjoy the snow scenes Since we get very little where I live in Texas, I really enjoy watching it! Keep up the great work!
Excellent! Thanks my friend. Glad you enjoyed this one!
Another great video, thanks for sharing your experiences.
Love this video! I live south west of where your camping. Love our history! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks you Sharon. Glad you enjoyed it. Do you mind me asking where (roughly) out there you live? That’s my dream is to someday have a place down someplace in the general area! Cheers.
I love my Mr Buddy heater it keeps me so warm! I love your videos very cool camping trips you go on and the shots are beautiful!
Thank you! Yeah that Mister Buddy Heater is a solid piece of gear!
A little cheese and a shot of hot sauce on that dinner...mmmmm. Another great video my friend. Love traveling around "with"you. Thank you 🌺
YES and some Jalapenos OR some Orange Habanero's with em', My mouth is Watering something awful now.
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Another awesome adventure! Thanks for the tips!
Thanks my friend!
Coyote Works! This was very cool. Thanks for all the tips. Keep the vids coming. I enjoyed watching. Thanks.
Keep these videos coming! It lets me live vicariously through you!
Ahhhh, your 'check engine' light on your dash reminds me of my Rubicon's constant check engine light.
As always, thank you for sharing your love of history and the outdoors.
As always thank you for watching ;-). Appreciate it and glad you are enjoying some of my videos!
Another great video! Been watching all of your videos and Primal Outdoors A.S. well. I liked the videos of you and Jason getting together. I live near enough to that area that I find myself keeping an eye out for both of you when I’m up there on one of my excursions lol
Cheers mate and happy trails
I’ll see you outside. Out
Such a cool video, I've gotta do something like this one day! Love the jeep too
As always very interesting. Thanks so much for the adventure. In my younger years I would fins areas like you . I would just sit down and try to imagine what went on there so long ago. Thanks again !
I do that a lot. Walk around and explore a site a bit and then just sit under a big old juniper tree and think about what their life looked like. It’s interesting to look at the remains of their lives still out there and get some insight into how they lived. Cheers!
Looks like a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing!
I would recommend having a soft hydration pack (like camelback) and fill it with hot water before bed. You can keep it near your core all night to keep you warm (like a hot water bottle) and drink the warm water if you need to during the night and have warm water for your first morning coffee.
It wouldn’t stay warm that long for a morning coffee.
@@pinut187 It will stay at body temperature if you keep it next to you. You won't need as much energy to heat the warm water vs cold water for your morning coffee.
Sir you were born to do this. Outstanding narration and education for this city boy who wants to get out into the wildness. Thanks for the great video.
Love your camping movies. Thanks for your hard work!
Thank you!
Great video! Nice Jeep as well! Love the adventure
Looks like another fun trip. Great video.
It was for sure. Thank you!
Love the historic exploration! Having been a musher most of my life I'm a big fan of winter camping, I like how you take care to keep snow managed and your tips on keeping things from freezing...all good stuff! Another great video, keep up the good work!
Thanks my friend. Glad you enjoyed. That must have been quite an adventure being a musher! Thanks for the comments. Cheers!
Great video, thanks for working it up.
Thanks for the pro tips ! I really love the color of your jeep
Hop, you get an extra follower !
ALNSM OVERLAND Thanks my friend. Looking forward to seeing your videos out overlanding in that kick ass Subaru you have!
Hey, just found your page and cool videos.
Enjoy the historical sites. See ya out there!
Love the adventurous spirit
Great vid . I love this kinda camping . Usually I'll have a few hours on the bike before thanks for sharing
Thanks my friend. Me too. Cheers!
Looks like you had a great trip. Those cookies sound like a great thing to keep in the Jeep. Thank you for sharing it with us
For sure. Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video Casey! I know you research for locations to find and I wonder if you ever find old pictures of what they used to look like back when they were being used? I love the history you show on your trips! Thanks for sharing the winter wonderland.
What a beautiful view to wake up too. I wish I had the gear and funds to do something like this. Soon! Thanks for sharing🤗
Everliza A where are you located? What if you could rent a setup like this?
What part of the country are you in?
You could find someone that has all the gear to take you with them on a camping adventure. I enjoy introducing people to this style of camping. I’m in the Pacific Northwest not far from Casey.
If you want to join me on an adventure I have everything needed for two people so contact me and I’ll do what I can to make it happen.
Cheers
I love the fact that not only that you are camping but also discovering some remnants of old.
Thank you Cassey,FANTASTIC! Hope you go back when snow is gone,That looks very cool.Safe Travels 73
Thanks my friend. I certainly will!
As usual a great video and scenery.... thanks
Thank you!
Thanx for the vid! I've been doing research on roof tents and that seems the way to go.
Definitely the way to go if you want quick set up and mobility. I started using them about 5 years ago and for me they are the only way to go. Cheers!
I really appreciate your pace and respect for what you find, thanks.
Thanks my friend!
Great tip in regards to eating a little bit to fire up the metabolism and generate some body heat while your body metabolizes the food. Thanks for the great video.
It definitely helps me sleep warmer. Cheers!
Love the historical sites. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Another fantastic trip !! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
Great discussion. Enjoy your presentation of the details.
Great advice about camping sheltered by "young" trees. Very beneficial videos. Thanks
You make it look so nice. Thanks for the videos.
Another great adventure, thanks
Thanks my friend!
Me and my friend are camping out in the back of my truck tomorrow night. Gonna be cool. Low of 20. No heater just good sleeping bags. What a bleak trout opener. Maybe there will be some blue winged olives hatching ...we could only hope.
Love what you do!!!!
Wow. To wake up to that, amazing.
Fantastic Video! Thanks.
I never knew it snowed in the desert. Wow, you learn something new every day.
Just terrific buddy, man i do so love tagging along. Fascinating stuff to me and appreciate the insights. ATB .. Mike.
Great video! Sometimes I like to watch your videos just to relax - which is tough to do nowadays. You have a beautiful area. Thanks for making and uploading, it is much appreciated.
Good to hear my friend. I agree. I like the videos I can just relax to and and enjoy. Cheers!
Super cool video. Excellent entertainment and so interesting. Good job. Respect from London UK.
AH YES, I enjoyed this video VERY MUCH❕ I LOVE these videos where you are going Hunting for these 0ld Home Places🏘. PLEASE Keep these com'in our way. Also, thanks for the TIP's you did in the Tent🎪 on how you do things for the night. I really like your channel by the way❕
Thanks Danny! Glad you enjoyed.
*subbed* your content looks awesome.
I'm in Oregon too, so this will be informative.
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Meat and beans, cause the West wasn’t won on salad! My kind of hunting camp meal and great camp setup.
If you wake up thirsty in the middle of the night, make sure you grab the right bottle. Just sayin'.
i like your sense of humor
lol
Exactly what I was gonna post, LOL!
From experience?
Pinto Beans Might Warm you up. Depending how long you,v been Cuddling it!!!
Nice one mate! I do the same sorta thing but in the back of an uninsulated aluminum camper shell my wigggys ECW bags and my two dogs I gotta get out west again. Back in the 80s I had a piece of property near Pahrump I miss the desert nite sky...
@10:20....Try putting water bottle in sleeping bag, using body heat to keep it thawed. Another idea is to bring alum. foil, and wrap the exterior.
just drink rye and don't have to worry about the temperature at all. it's best left in the snowbank.
Oh get a job and apt.
I'm gonna have to look into one of those heaters! Great video!
Rogue Preparedness the Mr. Heaters very reliable and a great investment. Perfect back-up heat source in case of a power outage.
It’s been the most reliable one I’ve used. It’s the third different heater I’ve tried in the last 5 years or so and this one is the one!
For sure. I have 2 of them stored in my garage to use to heat my home in case I had a power outage in winter.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I've heard that propane canisters can be stored for a very long time as well. I've often thought propane appliances like this heater would be great emergency equip because the fuel wouldn't need to be cared for as much.
correct
Very good informative video.All the best friend and happy camping !
I was comfortable watching the video. 👍👍
It's awesome that you can go so far off road. It was also awesome that you had solitude.
There is a lot of room around here to roam where I rarely run into anyone. It is nice. Cheers!
Great video!!!!!!! Great detail, great photography, great narration...
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed!
Great video again. Thank you for what u do
I lived in my truck for an entire winter in the northern plains of the US. I would like to pass on some hard earned lessons. I have a super crew cab and i lay flat on the rear seats, not the carpet. I got one of those foam matresses from walmart for about 30 bucks. It traps heat like crazy. I put a cheap 5 wool blanket from walmart on top of that and tucked it in tight. I put my sleeping bag (a wiggy's) on top of that. My system inclued a mr buddy in the center console facing backwards hooked up to an extended hose that went to a propane tank in the truck bed through the rear sliding window. I put those pop up sun blockers behind the rear seats so that they curve up over the rear window and slightly into the top of the roof. The heat reflection off this on the low setting was so good i slept on top of the sleeping bag. The trick is finding a balance of how much to crack your windows because you will get that propane smell. Also, lining your vehicle up in the right direction based on wind and even the sound of snow plows (which will keep you up ALL night long). And all this was in temps ranging from -25 to 15F. Be sure to tuck your water bottle in the sleeping bag so if you wake up at night and want some water it isnt frozen solid and as for having to take a crap well i hope you parked near a gas station!
Ha! Sounds like a pretty solid set up my friend! Amazing how comfortable you can be in extreme conditions with a little ingenuity. Cheers!
Great tips! I use the Mr Buddy Jeater in my tent, heat it up for 10 minutes, I’m too warm. Bundle up with my plush blanket and sleeping bag, I’m fine all night.
I plan on putting a cap on the back of my pickup for solo camping trips. Reflectors sounds like a great idea to reflect & direct heat back to you.
I learn something every time I watch your videos. Great job!
Thanks my friend. That’s awesome. Cheers!
good one casey im going to have to check out those cookies ive never seen those before have fun stay warm
I don’t think you’ll be disappointed in those cookies ;-). Thanks my friend!
Wonderful video as always!
Thank you!
Hey guy; Ever think of camping on the ice of a good fishing spot? Bring an ice auger & your tent heater, then you can show us how you cook a nice fish dinner. Also, save any old oven grills you might run into. Great on the camp fire which doesn't hurt if forgotten. Those Hot Shot hand warmers you buy at the grocery store help when it's cold or if you want to be nice to your lady friends.
Great video, Thank you for sharing your adventures!!
For sure! Thanks for watching.
Swedish army soldier here, the most valuable thing that I can think while things sucks in the field during winter is hot water, keep a thermos on you at all times so when it really starts to suck and you can't feel your face anymore and your spine is frozen solid just take a sip from the thermos and it will feel like heaven. I remember one time when I was on OP during winter and temperatures dropet to around -20F
It was snowing heavely and storm winds as I was laying there flat on my stomach trying to stay warm and watch the incoming roads to our base camp, 3 hour shifts and I've only done 30 minutes that night that thermos saved my sanity.
Oh and always keep water under your clothing, just barely over frozen water will make you extremely cold in the long run.
Nice trip and cool finds. The only thing you were missing was a stick of lamb sausage for the "stick to your bones" coyote dish. :)
Looking forward to the next video.
Good point! Cheers my friend ;-)
Awesome 👍🏼
All I could think was…..
“Roll that beautiful bean footage!” 🤣
In all seriousness, your content is awesome and I can’t get enough of it. Your channel is one of the ones that inspired me to get out and explore the backcountry in my area of the PNW and film it. Keep up the great work! 👍🏻👍🏻
Enjoyed the video! Looked like another great trip exploring.
Thank you! For sure. I enjoy them all!
Well done, as usual!
Those cookies look really good! 👍👍🇺🇸
Ha! They are pretty delicious ;-)
coyote ... you are awesome! keep up the good work!!
Thanks my friend!!!
Those Jennies Macarons are absolutely amazing!
Great info...thx❤️
most modern tents are setup so you can use a propane heater. i have the same model of heater that you use and have never had an issue. love the video.
Keep them coming! Love your videos!
Thanks my friend. I will!
Cool trip! (no pun intended). I just did a trip through AZ and NV and ran across several historic sites like these. It's loads of fun!
Awesome! Yeah definitely cool running across the old historic sites out there. Cheers!
Great trip. So cozy in the tent :-)
Excellent video! Alot of helpful info. also. That seemed like some extreme cold temperature ,WoW! I have been in cold temps. also, and survived in a cave with a tent set up inside at about 10-20 degree's. . Any how, great idea of your Coleman propane heater. might get one just in case. I had also used disposable "Hot Hands" for bicycling in below freezing temps. and seem to work ok but,disposable /one time use can be expensive. Maybe Zippo fuel hand heater is more affordable . Thanks a bunch for all your tips and advice in video. I will remember when needed,possibly soon.
@Toasty Thanks,i try google that too. This last winter wasnt too bad. Although i had to endure a few weeks out in open space area (Nov.-Dec.) One way i figured to keep a vehicle warmer without turning engine/heater often is i have several canvas tarps covering entire vehicle. Thus, it prevented ice build up on windows also. A wind from the north west was constant for the night so bungee cords and para cords secured tarps from blowing off.
Great video as always my friend , nice set up ! cool find at the end . thanks for sharing
atb john
Thanks John!
Thanks for this informative video for us Newbies, appreciate it ::::)))))
Just watched this video again and got bummed out about your Jeep and gear that was lost in the fire. Hope everything works to your advantage Casey!
That was his other method of staying warm while camping...
Awesome old sites. Perfect for metal detecting and treasure hunting.
Excellent ^^
Thank you!
Great Video , thanks Slim , I just Subscribed ! Merry Christmas !
great video! sometimes you have to take a couple days off and enjoy yourself
This video was most enjoyable, though the camp setup was not seen. Those of us who have varying degrees of night blindness tend to prefer plenty of daylight when assembling a campsite. With freezing temperatures, fingers can lose grip on things, so looking on the ground in the dark for something needed is stressful. I really liked the cowboy beans mixture; will try it at home. Was fascinated by the foundations you showed us. A lot of work went into those. Admirable. Thank you for sharing this adventure.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed.
The trick to setting up camp in the dark is just lots of experience, and knowing exactly where all your gear is. For me I go camping so much it’s pretty second nature to set up my camp.
Cheers my friend.
Looks like a good time! Great video.
For sure my friend. Thank you!
great trip
Thanks Jerry!