Tips To Stay Cool During Hot Weather Camping

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Thank you , very helpful, trying to go camping ⛺️ just me and my children
Comment from : @Lion-pu4vm

love your videos
Comment from : @dhlwood

Love the channel Brother
Comment from : @anonymous175

Great vid thanks for the knowledge
Comment from : @jarrettjones3797

How would you go about this with a 12 man family house tent?
Comment from : @letticiadenis850

Hey YT removed my previous comment so I'll try again I wrote the poolfloat is brilliant and that I once used part of an inflatable couch 😂, next part is probably why it got removed so I'll re-word it: tyvek is great for groundsheets Thanks and greetings
Comment from : @EdwinDekker71

My favorite way to determine wind direction is to find a spot to build a fire, and also locate the most comfortable place for me to sit next to the fire The prevailing wind will blow the smoke directly from the fire toward the place I most want to sit
Comment from : @lesstraveledpath

could also grab an air speed gauge and test before and after the shelter is made, but I'm sure the cooling effect of the ground is doing a lot as well
Comment from : @mavric1177

first timer here all I can say is this was a nice practical and useful video full of info thank you!
Comment from : @mh5520

Hi bro I got a bounty hunter lone star for 3000
Comment from : @garygraham4571

Thanks RBM another winner!
Comment from : @AB-kg6rk

My luck set all this up and wind would change😅
Comment from : @markteaney8381

THANKS
Comment from : @brianburge3349

Does anyone know how accurate it is that a pool float pulls the cool from the ground?
Comment from : @TheGunSmith

Wind direction Nice Thanks for the info I learn something every day I am 73 Keep the videos rolling
Comment from : @dougdottery1284

19:25brAccording to my parents a busted pool float was the reason I exist
Comment from : @m0rce1

Cool , somehow I missed this video when it came out, have you noticed that all bug net’s aren’t the same? And the mesh in tents , I have a wise owl hammock bug net that completely stops light breezes , I had to take the thing off and haven’t used it sense Hammocks are nice summer set ups
Comment from : @odgreenoutdoors20

Dave, You never have to apologize for taking time to explain a principal that’s going to serve us well That four minutes that you spent explaining that, are four really well spent minutes brbrI haven’t seen all your videos, but as of right now, I can honestly state that you have never wasted a minute of my time when you stop to explain things so that we all understood thembrbrThank you for this video, and for taking the extra time to explain things It’s when we understand the principles that were less likely to lose out on an opportunity to apply them later in another situation
Comment from : @daphneraven6745

Thanks, Dave! Really useful information for staying cool while camping
Comment from : @robinchristmas6448

Dude I love your channel I haven't watched every video you have released but the ones I do watch are just so wholesome and enjoyable You have a great way of looking at things and are always so positive it just makes me smile Thanks for the great content
Comment from : @Squishy1255

As a female I been that I could use a one or two man sun shade that u can use in the beach it is water and wind safe easy to just pop out and its up this is an emergency use and would take the thinking out if hiking and its light weight so with that said what is ur opinion on my idea If need be I'd work on a stick house if I need a longer time in the woods
Comment from : @debbielicona5030

This was fun to watch and very informative, Dave, thank you! When you first crawled into the tent I was saying out loud, "Take the toilet paper, Dave!" LOL
Comment from : @octobermoon9

Informative as always, FYI my ex used to be the warranty girl at Garrett, in Garland TX back in 96' Used to be a good company? anyway, am going to adapt some of my strategy with some of your tips thanks
Comment from : @MrSmith-ix3ht

Thanks, Nick, for the reviews I now know what not to buy xoxo
Comment from : @2009glories

Do you ever use a portable rain catchment system for showers, to drink, etc?
Comment from : @2009glories

Hello sir great video tips as always you're looking good hi myself getting ready to get back into the woods miss it been too hot in Florida have a super week my old friend
Comment from : @TopwolfOutdoors

I added this comment to your use of a fan to help keep you cooler in a video you put out 5 years ago thought it might be useful to viewers todaybr I use a 12v dc and a 120v ac fan with an inverter for camping My 12 v uses about 12 amps and my 120v uses about 50 amps with the settings made to give about the what feels like the same air volume So if your power constrained the 12v might work better for you Around 4 times more Of course the details of your components make all the difference This is just my experience Hope it helps I just realized this video is 5 years old It played right after you recent video
Comment from : @glentucker5819

sure been awhile hope your ok brother
Comment from : @jamesdude4220

i have the humongous Aluminum Kelly Kettle 54 oz (if I can find it) I would think you would want the stainless 42 oz model, br i cant see how you would pack the bigger one I have been greatly blessed by your videos so I don't mind sending you a gift, right now, I can afford it I think I have watched all of your videos that are avalable in the last year
Comment from : @annfisher9566

That idea might also keep a large animal like an elk or moose from walking on top of u in the small bivy tentsI have that concern camping in the north country in one of those
Comment from : @laffilmfest3759

David ur videos often cover subjects most folks never think adoutthanks for passing on your knowledge :)
Comment from : @laffilmfest3759

Well done Dave…thank you for doing what you do…
Comment from : @markhenry2826

hey Dave I know your a manchette fella have you ever seen or tried the woodsmen's pal? I love mine, I never leave without it
Comment from : @calvinneville2502

Do you have a video on using spreader poles and aluminum poles for a cammo netting as a shelter?brBTW I've been following you for a few years
Comment from : @daveperry3453

Being in Florida, it would be nice to be able to enjoy being out in the summer 👍
Comment from : @TressaZimmerman

Awesome! Got any tricks to keep mosquitoes and bugs away from your camp area?? I live in iowa The more hot and muggy it gets, the worse the bugs are And we have tons of poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac brWe don't have to really worry too much about large predators But are forests really aren't all that big for the most part Iowa is mostly farm land lol CORN AND LIVESTOCK!
Comment from : @jasonscreativeadventures3900

Cicadas and the noise they create ran me out of the south Its nice and quiet in the pacific northwest, no cicadas at all I lost my ability to tune them out
Comment from : @sugilitegel6208

Your ingenuity fascinates me I never grow tired of watching you! 'God bless
Comment from : @cassandralibertywest4310

Another great video I still don't have such a problem with the heat being further north and I find that some bugs are really drawn to that light yellow colour tarps and tents All the same I really enjoyed watching the video and if it does ever get really hot I'm certainly going to use some of your ideasbrGod bless you
Comment from : @oprophetisfake9482

Hi Dave, it's time for you to coin the phrase "Dave's Big Reveal" for when you show all the cool stuff you brought with each time! Rock On!
Comment from : @zRockin1

Nice tent pole idea
Comment from : @jerrymacklow1452

holy shlt, Nick grew up lol
Comment from : @UnderbottomSandydown

The tent pole mods are amazing
Comment from : @irmuggle

👋👌👍🙏
Comment from : @Ve-suvius

Excellent content David What an ingenious and practical approach to a problem that is so common but one that receives virtually no attention by other bushcraft/camping channels This is the unique approach that only you provide Can’t wait to test it out
Comment from : @jeromecook1262

Splitting toilet paper in half would put me in panic mode!
Comment from : @tomlorenzen4062

How am I just finding this dude! brBinge watching 4yr old stuff right now!!
Comment from : @ascott6804

In extreme temperatures ; both hot and cold, a few degrees have meant the difference between life and death A tea candle in a tent, umbrella ( it’s not just for rain people in spite of mocking comments) in the sun have saved more than one person brNature is full of microclimates and eco niches fine tuned by critters from soil bacteria to wooly mammoths We lost body hair to literally outlast game fleeing until overheated Those people noticed EVERYTHING and were super focused ‘ in the moment’
Comment from : @sharzadgabbai4408

Nice video! Some good advice, as its been a scortcher outside! Craving cooler temps!! Stay cool! 🤠Hi to Nick! 🤠
Comment from : @solo_fl_outdoors594

Stay home in the A/C and set up the tent inside
Comment from : @Joker52186

Thumbs up!!!brGood info!brClark
Comment from : @virginiacopeland108

Great tips brother! I like that tent, I’ve got pool stores out the wazoo here 👍🏼🍺
Comment from : @73FORGE

I believe that these tips are very practical for survival in the wild, practice is the only criterion for testing the truth Thanks for sharing these tips
Comment from : @POMOLY

Good tip
Comment from : @ArkWildmansurvival

Hi Dave & Nick! The improvisation you do, with equipment, impresses me, man
Comment from : @TerryC69

That was all some good ideas enjoyed it Dave and Nick
Comment from : @chucksmith5002

I've had good luck using copper tubing and a tube bender to make my connections for tent poles Once their dialed in, I glue one side and color code them for easy connection Smart thinking with all the cooling tips Dave every little bit helps! Thanks for sharing with us all!
Comment from : @pacificbushcraftandfirecra6358

Well said monkey Nice too see you
Comment from : @jorgequinones991

Another great Dave idea - Thank you for sharing ans stay safe ATB NIgel
Comment from : @pnyarrow

Let's go campin brother
Comment from : @robertstoyles

When using the TP trick, always make sure is unused TP 😂 just kidding One other trick is to go to bed with wet hair (works better if you have a lot of it), and also a damp (not drenched) shirt There are also neck gators that are cooling when damp Evaporative cooling on your skin works even when it’s humid
Comment from : @mendyviola

Hi Nick and, and, and, Chef Dave! Great tips I didn't know Thanks! I spent over 50 years of my life living in Kansas All 4 seasons Nobody ever told me me these tips for staying cooler
Comment from : @sovbo101

Thanks, Dave Always nice hearing from you and Nick Best wishes to both of you - Tim
Comment from : @tmo7734

great idea :)
Comment from : @ronnyhuysmans4120

AWESOME VIDEO
Comment from : @vektorvictor8252

A really good idea 👍
Comment from : @sbcinema

you need to learn your metal dectecor and get a pin pointer there are videos on you tube mr nick get info on setting up in hot weather
Comment from : @bobinmissouri

DOODS!
Comment from : @tenminutetokyo2643

Samson saysbrAs always you gave great ideas and a great video Dave However I think you missed one important tip When I go camping I always take a long a small window air conditioner I also need a long extension cord, a really really really really long cord Some people tell me "that's just ridiculous" ! ! But I say if it was good enough throughout time for the native Americans it's good enough for Samson ! ! 😱🙄🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : @samsonchazbak5387

Great Video Nick & David I really enjoy seeing you two guys having fun in the woods Very useful information and presentation And I’m from South Georgia and also have one of them Alabamer Hammers
Comment from : @randycarter2427

So the opposite set up for cold? Hmm Thanks David and Nick Good stuff
Comment from : @woodsinme

This is one of your better videos Dave,very well pre-planned and executed BUT, I was waiting to see you and Nick with a campfire coffee-maybe the day was too hot?
Comment from : @jimmclam

Dave,ever try to sit around a camp fire but try to sit on a side were the wind isnt blowing the smoke in your face but within a few minthe wind direction changes so you have to move and sometimes it seems to be never ending as the wind just keeps changing direction ? Well i would hate for that to happen with your cool tent set up here but has it cause it would suck to keep having to change the tarps around ?
Comment from : @Thes564