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How Cowboys Slept In Canvas Tents And Wool Bedroll Throught Winter Nights At Wild West

This episode explores how cowboys survived winter nights on the open frontier, armed with nothing more than thin canvas tents and wool bedrolls. It shows how they positioned their camps to block icy winds, kept their blankets dry in freezing rain, and relied on horses and low campfires for warmth through long, silent nights. The documentary reveals the nightly ritual of unrolling a bed on frozen ground, shaking frost off canvas, and sleeping in damp wool under star-filled skies. Through quiet storytelling, we follow the cowboys who lived weeks at a time without shelter, enduring the cold with grit and an unbreakable routine. 00:00 Intro 01:21 The Geography of Cold 05:31 What a Bedroll Contained 10:48 The Canvas Tent Above 16:54 Choosing Where to Sleep 23:29 The Evening Sequence 30:51 Small Fires, Not Large 38:46 Wool's Particular Properties 47:20 What They Wore to Sleep 55:20 The Ground Beneath 01:03:36 Arranging Heat and Position 01:11:51 As Darkness Settled Fully 01:20:53 The Long Hours of Winter Night 01:29:02 Sounds in Frozen Air 01:36:45 The Watch Rotation 01:45:05 Managing Dampness Through Night 01:52:57 Zones of Relative Warmth 02:01:25 Line Camp Isolation 02:11:20 The Body's Gradual Learning 02:18:43 Before First Light 02:26:34 What This Meant Across a Season