I find cold is relative. 0 to -20 is good camping weather up here. No mosquitoes.
Campers have to be a little extra cautious around here. Set up camp in the wrong area and you'll have one hell of a pissed off wolverine to deal with. Those things are crazy aggressive and highly territorial, with adult males having a territory up to 25 kilometers wide and will attack just about anything from black bears to large farm equipment.
Set up camp in the wrong season and well, you know, the cold and all...
Cthulhu for president! Why settle for the lesser evil?
The other advantage to camping in the winter is bears hibernate.
I don't have to worry about anything getting near camp with out me knowing about it. I have about a dozen dogs stacked out. We get plenty of warning of any visitors.
Like this?
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This is how we travel.
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This is a guy staked out on a camping trip.
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