Pt 3 "Jeremiah Johnson Trip" by Nutnfancy

Published on March 19, 2012
Duration: 43:35

Nutnfancy details his extensive winter camping gear setup, emphasizing moisture management in tents and layered sleeping systems using synthetic insulation. He covers essential survival tools like the Marlin Papoose .22 LR rifle and discusses critical aspects of water, heat, and fire management in sub-zero conditions. The review highlights the importance of high-calorie intake and robust gear choices for extended wilderness stays.

Quick Summary

Nutnfancy recommends mesh-walled tents like the Sierra Designs Clip Flashlight 2 for better moisture escape in winter camping. He layers synthetic sleeping bags (-20F North Face Tundra with +10F REI Nooksack UL) to eliminate dead air. High-calorie intake is vital for body heat, and hydration bladders are avoided due to freezing tubes.

Chapters

  1. 00:50Winter Tent Systems & Condensation
  2. 02:24Sleeping Bag Layering for Extreme Cold
  3. 05:14Winter Water & Heat Management Strategies
  4. 06:39Survival Firearm: Marlin Papoose .22 LR
  5. 16:54Tactical Backpack: Kelty 7850 Eagle Loadout
  6. 18:53Sleeping Pads for Ground Insulation
  7. 24:21Glove and Clothing Systems for Winter
  8. 29:14Lighting and Fire Starters for Survival

Frequently Asked Questions

What tent system does Nutnfancy recommend for winter camping?

Nutnfancy advocates for mesh-walled tents like the Sierra Designs Clip Flashlight 2 for winter camping. This design allows better moisture escape compared to fabric-walled tents, helping to mitigate condensation buildup from breath crystallization.

How does Nutnfancy layer his sleeping bags for extreme cold?

He layers a -20F North Face Tundra synthetic bag with a +10F REI Nooksack UL Primaloft bag inside. This layering eliminates dead air spaces and ensures warmth, prioritizing synthetic insulation for its performance when damp.

What firearm does Nutnfancy carry for winter survival simulation?

Nutnfancy carries a Marlin Papoose 70PSS in .22 LR for survival simulation. It's DuraCoated in Blackhawk Coyote Tan, weighs about 4.5 pounds with a scope, and he carries approximately 50 rounds in a waterproof pouch.

What are key considerations for water and heat management in winter camping?

Maintaining high-calorie intake is crucial for body heat. Water management requires avoiding hydration bladders due to freezing tubes, using insulated containers, and accepting that some icing is inevitable in sub-zero temperatures.

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