The Hunt Ends | Snowstorm Escape
Thompson's Cabin Adventures
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After weeks in the wild, this is the grand finale of our northern BC hunting trip. From early morning elk calls and frozen swamps to sudden snowstorms, broken gear, and one wild escape, this week has it all. We battled the weather, packed up camp in chaos, and faced the roughest drive out yet.
Even though the hunt didn’t end with a moose, the experience was unforgettable. We wrapped up the season with meat in the freezer, new trails discovered, and the first snow on the ground. Now it’s time to head back to the cabin to get the stove stonework started before winter locks us in.
Thank you for following along with me and Sophie. Subscribe to stay tuned for the on-going cabin build, stove installation, and a long winter ahead.
Highlights For You:
-Early morning elk hunt and frost-covered swamps
-Wildlife sightings and close calls (some were right behind me)
-Butchering deer for the freezer
-Packing up camp to escape the storm
-The wild, chained-up drive out through deep mud
Questions for You:
1-Have you ever been caught in a snowstorm while camping or hunting?
2-What’s your top survival tip for last-day chaos in camp?
3-Would you have stayed another day or left early like we did?
Don’t miss what’s coming next. Subscribe to follow the transition from the hunt to cabin life—where we take on the winter build head-on. Leave a comment if you’ve ever had to dig your way out of camp or battle the weather to make it home. Your stories and support keep this channel going.
#NorthernBCHunting #ElkHunting #MooseHunting #SnowstormSurvival #OffGridHunting #HuntingCamp #BackcountryHunting #WallTentLife #WildernessAdventure #HuntingSeason #SurvivalOutdoors #CabinAdventures #HuntingLife #BCOutdoors #BigGameHunting
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Sophie is so well trained to just sit quietly and wait ❤
Wow-that snow just came in quick eh? Have you thought about getting tracks fitted to the truck??😂
lol ‘Sophie - PUSH!’
Thanks for taking us on this trip Thompson; pretty cool experience 😊
The Hunt Ends | Snowstorm Escape
Thompson's Cabin Adventures
12,444 views
After weeks in the wild, this is the grand finale of our northern BC hunting trip. From early morning elk calls and frozen swamps to sudden snowstorms, broken gear, and one wild escape, this week has it all. We battled the weather, packed up camp in chaos, and faced the roughest drive out yet.
Even though the hunt didn’t end with a moose, the experience was unforgettable. We wrapped up the season with meat in the freezer, new trails discovered, and the first snow on the ground. Now it’s time to head back to the cabin to get the stove stonework started before winter locks us in.
Thank you for following along with me and Sophie. Subscribe to stay tuned for the on-going cabin build, stove installation, and a long winter ahead.
Highlights For You:
-Early morning elk hunt and frost-covered swamps
-Wildlife sightings and close calls (some were right behind me)
-Butchering deer for the freezer
-Packing up camp to escape the storm
-The wild, chained-up drive out through deep mud
Questions for You:
1-Have you ever been caught in a snowstorm while camping or hunting?
2-What’s your top survival tip for last-day chaos in camp?
3-Would you have stayed another day or left early like we did?
Don’t miss what’s coming next. Subscribe to follow the transition from the hunt to cabin life—where we take on the winter build head-on. Leave a comment if you’ve ever had to dig your way out of camp or battle the weather to make it home. Your stories and support keep this channel going.
#NorthernBCHunting #ElkHunting #MooseHunting #SnowstormSurvival #OffGridHunting #HuntingCamp #BackcountryHunting #WallTentLife #WildernessAdventure #HuntingSeason #SurvivalOutdoors #CabinAdventures #HuntingLife #BCOutdoors #BigGameHunting
A week later? Storm’s coming. We decide to pack up… and surprise! It turns into a full-on snowstorm. Had to chain up the truck and barely made it out.
Big thanks to all the new subs — and the legends who keep coming back!
Drop a comment, like, and share if you’ve ever had to race Mother Nature out of the backcountry. 😂