Pt 1 "Jeremiah Johnson Trip," by Nutnfancy

Published on March 15, 2012
Duration: 50:57

This video details a challenging winter camping trip where the initial plan for snow caving was abandoned due to insufficient snow depth. The focus shifted to tent camping, showcasing essential gear like the Marlin Papoose survival rifle and Sierra Designs tent. The content highlights practical winter survival skills, including efficient wood processing with various knives and successful fire starting in adverse conditions.

Quick Summary

Nutnfancy's winter camping trip involved a Marlin Papoose 70PSS survival rifle and a Sierra Designs Clip Flashlight 2 tent. He demonstrated wood processing with SOG Force, Cold Steel Leatherneck, and Gerber Big Rock knives after abandoning snow cave plans due to insufficient snow depth.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Winter Trip Objectives & Snow Cave Plans
  2. 03:42Gear Overview & Initial Snow Digging
  3. 07:55Switching to Tent Camping: Insufficient Snow Depth
  4. 11:16Camp Setup & Marlin Papoose Survival Rifle
  5. 13:02Night Operations: Lighting & Layering
  6. 14:56Wood Processing & Knife Testing (SOG, Cold Steel, Gerber)
  7. 17:53Fire Starting & Conclusion of Part 1

Frequently Asked Questions

What gear did Nutnfancy use for his winter camping trip?

Nutnfancy utilized an 80-pound pack, MSR shovel and snowshoes, Sierra Designs Clip Flashlight 2 tent, Marlin Papoose 70PSS survival rifle, Fenix P3D and Ledlenser P5R flashlights, Sawvivor saw, and knives including SOG Force, Cold Steel Leatherneck, and Gerber Big Rock.

Why did Nutnfancy abandon his snow cave plan?

The snow depth was insufficient, measuring only about 14 inches, which is not enough for a safe, multi-tiered snow cave. He determined the snow lacked the necessary depth and possibly compactability for structural integrity.

What is the Marlin Papoose 70PSS rifle?

The Marlin Papoose 70PSS is a takedown, semi-automatic .22 LR survival rifle. It's highlighted for its portability and utility in procuring food during wilderness survival situations.

How did Nutnfancy process wood for his fire?

He used a Sawvivor saw to fell a dead tree and then employed batoning techniques with knives like the SOG Force, Cold Steel Leatherneck, and Gerber Big Rock to split the wood into kindling for fire starting.

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