Windy Winter Overnight in the Rockies. Solo Tarp Camping with My Dog

I hiked into the Rocky Mountains of southern Alberta for a simple solo winter camping trip with my dog Sully. With heavy wind and an unexpected February fire restriction, we set up a tarp shelter and made the best of a cold night in the backcountry. With no fire allowed, I cooked up a pot of elk stew using beer, water, and a homemade juniper spice mix while the wind pushed through camp. It was a simple setup — just a tarp, some basic gear, and a quiet winter night in the mountains. Sully and I rode out the windy night, packed up in the morning, and hiked back out of the Rockies. Just a simple backcountry overnight in the Alberta Rockies. Thanks for watching. Subscribe for more hunting, fishing, and wilderness living adventures from Rustic Roots Outdoors. Stay rooted. Scott | Rustic Roots Outdoors How to make firesticks with antlers    • No Squirrel No Problem: Making Fire Sticks...   Olight ArkPro Ultra. This is my EDC, I carry it everyday and everywhere. https://amzn.to/4uzwPXc Olight warrior pro flashlight ( I carried this while policing for multiple years) https://amzn.to/477A7H3 Got an idea for a future video? Drop it in the comments! Let’s Stay Connected: Instagram @rusticrootsoutdoors Email: rusticrootsoutdoors@gmail.com Please 'Like', 'Comment', and SUBSCRIBE! #Rusticrootsoutdoors #StayRooted #WinterCamping #SoloCamping #RockyMountains #BackcountryCamping #CampingWithDogs #AlbertaOutdoors