Solo Overnight in a Snow Storm. Winter Camping With Subscriber Gear. 

I wanted to give you guys a long video this time. Hope you like it :)

I am a terminal cancer patient. Late at night, when I can't sleep, I find comfort in your videos. Your humor and unpretentiousness is very charming and has provided me with a lot of laughs and entertainment. I'm sure that I'm not the only sick person who is solaced by your work. Thank you for every thing you do. Thank you for all the enjoyment you have given me.

While other youtubers keep their videos as close to the 10-minute mark as possible, you upload a 2 hour video! Perfect for a relaxing Friday night! Subscribed!

Im not really an outdoors person but im surprised how happy it can make you just watching a random dude doing what he loves and being himself

This is apparently how my dad got to school everyday

The Joe dictionary: Decent = very nice Boom son = Completed camp looks good Bam son = That worked nicely

For a Halloween special you should recall some of the most scariest times when you were out in the woods

Just poured some jack n coke, and a 2 hour video from Joe. Friday night is turning out great!

Still missing Scout, he will never be forgotten 😭😢

Hey Joe, Other videos would be cool. Topics I'd like would include: formal gear reviews (one item, 10-20min), outdoors related outings i.e. going to an outdoor goods store, visiting a knife maker, visiting well known bush-crafters, buying new gear etc..., Top five or ten (eg. knives, tents, camping trips, campsites, places you want to camp or travel to etc...), behind the scenes of making your videos (maybe get a buddy to come along and record your entire trip filming approach and give tips and advice...). Those are just a few that I'd like to see fi it's helpful.

Who else just loves when Joe uploads a long video?? Keep up the great work Joe!

Me: Eats an entire bag of chips while watching a RU-vid video and expending no energy. Joe: Hikes through treacherous snow storm, eats two small handfuls of snow for a snack.

"Never fun to lose wood" -Joe Robinet 2018

Joe single handedly got me interested in camping and bushcraft. By far my favorite RU-vidr

Hey man. It was very nice to hear you talk about your IBS at the start of the video. I have crohn's and it's a quiet struggle. Keep living your best life bro, we'll make it through

Watching this 2 weeks before Christmas in 2020, made me feel festive.

9.41 when he starts talkin bout scout made me think of this quote *Dogs have given us their absolute all. We are the center of their universe. We are the focus of their love and faith and trust. They serve us in return for scraps. It is without a doubt the best deal man has ever made*

@35:15 Firewood warms you four times: 1. when you cut the tree down 2. when you buck the tree into logs 3. when you split the logs into firewood 4. when you finally burn the wood or something like that. love your videos. I am not a camper and not an outdoor guy. I am a couch potato living vicariously through you.

11pm on a Friday. Was going to go to bed. That can wait... 🤘🏻🏕

Crazy work = sleepless nights Sleepless nights = tiredness Solution = joe robinet vlogs Thanks so much man , wish I could do everything that you post , just by watching the videos I feel relaxed and get a good night sleep

I think it would be interesting to see a "Ask Joe" segment where you pull questions from the comment section that can be better answered or clarified at home by showing the necessary equipment, maps or techniques. How to service and store gear after an outing plus any preventive maintenance you do would be interesting as well. You could display any T-shirts or gear you are offering for sale with the proper contact info that can be linked to the video in question. And don't forget to include a trip to your favourite butcher shop with Scout and to the craft brewery with a buddy so that everyone comes home with a smile.

Video idea: rack up the sponsors for camping/hiking equipment and do reviews on it, you have lots of knowledge on that stuff so testing things would be fun, doing like a wranglestar but not axes just of camping equipment would be really informative and benefit us as viewers, also you get lots of stuff to test. Just a thought ive been following you for a few years now and it motivated me to get out on my comfort zone and try hiking and woodsman stuff. just wanted to say Thansks Joe for opening up this window for me and your commitment is commendable ly joey

I have been waiting on this video all Night. I cant be the only one

"Always a good idea to double wrap it, you don't know where it's been". Took me a minute to get that lol

I stopped the video I was watching to watch this. Worth it

Yes please! do a short podcast once a week, where you discuss/talk about a subject, either bushcraft, beer reviews or you know just life, I know I would love that! Much love from Denmark!

“Cup of joe” is an old navy term. Back in the day when alcohol was authorized on Ship’s work was not really getting done. The secretary of the navy made alcohol during working hours against the rules. The strongest thing the sailors had other than booze was coffee. The secretary of the navy was Josephus Daniels. Creating the name, “cup of joe”. Thanks for what you do man. You’re an inspiration!

Joe, I want to thank you for what you do and present to us. I deeply enjoy your videos, your experiences out in the wild showing us tricks and tips about camping and sheltering...I appreciate you sir

I live in Thailand and love the outdoors. It's very humid and hot here so I like to camp near streams and rivers so I can enjoy the water. I love your videos because it is the opposit environment of mine. I stumbled upon your channel and love love love it. It's better than any adventure/survival shows on the Discovery channel. I too bring my dog with me and we really enjoy the majesty of mother nature. Home girl knows her shit.

No Scout but two hrs of Robinet will do!! As I always say you're the best on RU-vid!!

You should get a shirt saying “BA BAAM SON”

"cup of Joe" US Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels banned alcohol on navy vessels. Soldiers then drank coffee instead. They spitefully called the coffee, a cup of Joe. BTW digging the channel. Cheers.

Love it the most when you camp in the snow

I don’t even camp but watching all your videos makes me want to start camping...Funny because one of ur videos was randomly recommended to me now I’m binge watching them all👍🏻👍🏻keep up the great videos man

We should all give a clap to that Aussie block his a legend for giving joe all those supplies

So happy I found you! I have health anxiety (for almost every thing) And much of panic attack’s. But you’re videos help me calm down. I appreciate you and much love ❤️

I stopped the movie I was watching....joe Robinet video upload= Must WATCH!!!

Your videos always be making me hungry

Loved the snow, liked the longer videos like this, real relaxing entertaining videos, keep them coming!

Hi Jo. Greetings from Australia, 78 year grandma here... The Dutch hooch you are drinking is made from young Juniper berries. I grew up in Germany close to the Dutch Luxembourg Belgian border and our dialect is closely related to Dutch. It is on the same taste line then Gin. Very good to warm your innards at your Winter adventures. You fill many of my lonely hours with Your videos. Love your dogs... and watched with tears the clip, about Scout. God bless you and your Family and always keep you safe..

Man, when you started talking about Scout and how he’s getting up there, it really hit me. We had to put down our yellow Lab, Beau, this month due to cancer (at almost 16). He started having difficulty walking about a year and a half ago so I made every effort to do stuff with him that I hadn’t got around to doing. Beau loved long hikes and swimming, which he did a lot of, but I never really thought to take him camping. Your videos were actually the reason I took him camping for the first time in late 2017. Even though he was slower and having a bit of trouble with some of the uneven ground, Beau loved ever second of it - being alone in the wilderness with your dog really is an amazing experience. I kick myself for not doing this when he was younger. I’ve been catching up on some of your videos that I missed and this one just got me around the 9:40 mark. Scout is such a character when he’s with you - hopefully you’ll have more adventures with him to share once you’ve settled in with the new baby (congrats btw). Great channel and content. Looking forward to future videos!

I like how you showed what it takes to melt snow to get a liter of water. Alot of people dont realize snow is mostly air and yields very small amounts of water.

I would love to see some prep videos. What do you think about before going out, how do you plan your hike/location, how you decide what equipment to bring. Branching out the videos topics I think is good. Be careful as you will have negative haters that get mad at creators because it isn't "what they want to see". They simply fail to realize they can watch the ones they want and skip the ones they don't. BAM Son!

I just clicked on this video after watching your new video of tripper. Been watching you for years now. Seeing scout there just kind of brightened a gloomy day! Hope all is well. We need to see tripper out as soon as he can camping and canoe trippin!!!

Have you thought about doing short gear reviews? Talking about the new popular sleeping bag, or this axe or that knife, etc.? Keep up the great work!

Hey Joe, I doubt you'll read this but I was wondering if you had ever thought about making a bushcraft survival book, or something of the sorts. Many of the texts i have found are horribly outdated and I would love to read something from your perspective and experience in bushcraft survival.

I'm a new subscriber Joe, and as I wonder what it is that makes you so entertaining and popular, a couple of thoughts came to mind. First, your editing is outstanding, just about perfect. Second, you very likable and funny, which by itself makes you fun to watch. Third, you do give some good tips and advice on outdoorsman skills, woodcraft, cooking, etc. Thanks. Cheers!

Prayers for strength and healing. Nothing but positive energy. Can’t wait to see you back at it.

Those audible books are actually pretty nice. Professionally done. Didn't know you suffered from IBS. I have been for most of my life. But I did much better with probiotics. It will fade as you age.

You just gave me a vacation. Awesome video, cooking, drinking, chopping, and fire. Scout is always welcome. Merci beaucoup.

I love to see how happy you seem outside!!

Cold weather really builds friendships.

I am Japanese I always enjoy watching your videos! I am looking forward to the movie from now on👍

Do the extra video. I watch the channel because I enjoy your personality and sense of humor. Would be great!

I've been using audible for about 6 months now. I think its great.

Joe is such an inspiration for getting out in the woods. One of my favorite all time trips was a solo backpack in October in the Sierra Nevadas where it was down in the 20s (Farenheit) at night. So peaceful and free from yuppies.

Joe, your videos really inspire me! i am currently in high school and want to be a conservation officer when i grow up! i love your vids and keep up the hard work! (much prairie love)

Love watching your videos the way you talk to us it's like we're there with yeah bud . Keep up the great videos and safe journey out there

Watching this video and hearing Joe say that he would like 12 years out of Scout, and knowing 11 months later he has 2 weeks is heartbreaking. :/

When I watch your videos it honestly reminds me of me and my dad camping, and were just like talking and u could hear the fire it's just a good memory u remind me of. Thanks for that

I love your videos, its my dream to do this when I get older. Your videos also helps me when Im feeling down or just when Im bored. Keep up the good work and lots og support from Norway!

Hey Joe, I hear that noise often when burning wood that's damp/green/fast growing and there is a lot of moisture and sap that is boiling and escaping.

Loving the long videos joe, just grabbed so popcorn so I’m ready for this video lol❤️

Some great ideas by Willa on this video about the extra videos. Talking about every day events and life. I hope you are having success with your recovery Joe. I know you will need time, but just keep looking forward. Gradually, and by taking "baby steps," you will improve your ability to move your hands and arms again. Every little bit counts.

I really like your videos and it's been inspirating me to start camping and going outside more, like I used to when I was younger. Since you asked about adding new videos, here's a idea for you Joe. A series or few videos of you talking and helping people getting into the woods, starting camping or something similiar to that.

Wow, I've been suffering from IBS since 4 years now.. and I'm having trouble imagining myself in the woods without any bathrooms ahah it's really nice to see you doing what you love and not let IBS stop it! Keep it up!

Short and sweet gear reviews would be easy vids to make and id watch em, also id love to see some more tips and tricks and things like that, I’m slowly getting into bushcraft and id love all the tips and advice I can get, im already learning a lot from your videos, whatever path you choose ill keep watching. Stay awesome

MY dog is ten years old. About to take him winter camping this February. His first ever, I share your sentiment, I don't know how much longer I have him. Nice video. Keep it up.

This looks like an amazing place to camp. I’d love to try this place out for a couple of days

One thing I strongly recommend in these conditions is to stay dry, and I mean that quite literally: Avoid sweating. You're paying for it if you're sweating. Great videos.

Joe, just asking out of curiosity.. have you ever encountered a bear or some kind of threat? If so what was it? It would make a great story!

You know it's my dream to hold snow and play in the snow It's amazing seeing you in the snow I love watching you Take care always and stay safe

ur a good dad bro. respect

Audible is such a great app. I’ve been using it for a long time. It’s tough to find time to sit down and quietly read a book. Audiobooks are the only way I consume literature. In the car, shoveling the driveway, mowing the lawn, running, working out etc. It’s a great way to get the best value out of your precious time.

Joe...I used to suffer from IBS until I cut out ALL pop. I mean ALL soda drinks, both sweetened and aspartame sweetened.

I do a LOT of mountaineering and I’m so glad you addressed the pee bottle issue. Props.

This was my first ever bushcraft video I watched. You inspired me with this. Cheers Joe

“Motorspork put that thing in spork” phrase of the century👌😂😂

I used to be in boy scouts when I was younger, I've built shelters before and never thought I'd really have to build one to stay in her in Nebraska longer than a day or two I am currently homeless and planning on building one tomorrow in the onset of winter to keep myself out of the elements, you have some things that I never thought of . Thanks for the videos.

I'm glad you mentioned IBS as a quick public service. That was pretty cool.

Hey Joe.... " A cup of Joe" is a slang term coined by the Navy, actually meant as an insult. In WW1 the Secretary to the Navy President Josephus Daniels cracked down on prostitution and banned alcohol. So the in anger, the Sailors began using the term "have a cup of Joe" while being forced to begrudgingly drink coffee instead of alcohol. I know nobody likes a know-it-all, but you mentioned you never understood why.... Now you know :)

The Joe Dictionary Continued: " I'm not going to drink this whole thing" = "I'm going to drink this whole thing."

You're cool under pressure bro. You go into every trip with a good attitude and I enjoy learning from you. I suffer from depression and anxiety and agoraphobia. Thanks for your kind and warm videos. God bless you buddy

Good Hoppe, great vid! Thanks for taking us along as always. Hope you’re healing well and we get to see you soon! Bless ya my brother! 😊

Scout loves you bro what a companion it's great

Love your videos Joe. Keep up the good work!

I try to run away from my friends and people for solo camping. First time I took my dog with me it was great till he start barking on sleep time. Dogs should get use to be in the wild too. I love my dog joining me in the desert. I’m from Saudi Arabia so we have desert not woods lol. I wish I can try solo camp in the woods. And I’m so happy to find many foreign people do solo camp as well. I thought I was weirdo haha. But it’s very relaxing and mind recharging. Love it

Wow Joe I only found this video today. Great video, thanks for sharing!👍

Hey Joe can you spare some snow? In Sask we have all the cold and very little snow at least not below the boreal treeline, lets trade?

"It's never fun to lose your wood" -Joe Robinet 2018

I just found these videos and I’m so hooked. I love this! I was raised way out in the country and we used to camp a lot. Not as hard core or self sustained as you but these videos make me miss camping soooo much!

Joe i have watched you 6, 7 yrs in back. I love you, i love your work. you made me watch more and more other ppl, you made me go outside and camp, you inspire me do things. Thank you for that, my english isnt that good grettings from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

jealous wish i was out there too . looks like alot of fun

I am from the Netherlands it's fun too see you enjoy the drink and trying to say jonge jenever and stroopwafels love the video man

Such a cozy looking camp.

I love your sweet wife’s idea about middle of the week videos. I’d love to see if you don’t mind your family life and talks about your equipment etc. and your next adventures. Thank you for all your encouragement and passing on of knowledge.

Rule of thumb: The yellow snow is the best!! Packed full.of.vitamins and nutrients!!!

At 1:02:14 it looked like you teleported to your camera to pick it up in one shot lmao

Joe’s killin the RU-vid game 😎

The sounds of the wood burning was from the snow and ice and wet hitting the fire. Reminds me of being a kid and making a fire in our fireplace during snowstorms. Soothing sound