INSANE COLD HITS HOT TENT. SNOW COLLAPSES TENT

When the wind is blowing in the far reaches of Canada, it can be painful, dangerous, and deadly. Luckily I have a remote wilderness tent where I am safe from extremely freezing winds. I also have a big wood stove, and a hefty sleeping bag to keep me warm when the temperatures dip below -40. I have 2 tents up this winter. One is set up to test its durability. But after a big dump of snow, it has been crushed. It's not broken, but it tells me that the tent may not be suitable for this kind of test. Join me for food, coffee, and a fire in the freezing sub-arctic. My Bear Tent Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfjxyOXtw0c&list=PL1BGUOXJFMqoENfuMnIFFUrjRmiY5U7R0