SOLO HOT TENT | -20°C | SURVIVAL | BUSHCRAFT 

Thanks! It's always better to have too much wood than too little.

@@evergreenoutdoors4651 for sure! I guessed at the amount for my first overnighter and was lucky to be spot on. Didn't have enough left for morning coffee though... so maybe not exactly spot on... 😂

I definitely recommend the Trekker if you have a way to transport it, if you're just backpacking than I would suggest a collapsible stove from Pomoly. This Mountain Cattle tent is fine for one person, gear and a stove MAX. If you want to be comfortable with 2-3 people and a stove plus gear I would recommend the Pomoly Hex Plus. I feature that Hex Plus in one of my videos, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lDZf3uvFS_s.html . The Pomoly Hex Plus is very spacious.

Thanks for the detailed response and information. I have the Trekker on order from Cabelas. I backpack but do more car camping. I figure that I can have some fun with it during the summer. I’m looking forward to hot tent camping in the winter.

@@michaelcano6975 You're very welcome! Plow point tarp shelters with the trekker make for great summer fun btw ;)

That tent served me well but I have since upgarded to a Pomoly Hex Plus. There wasnt much room in the Cattle Mountain.