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This 1954 film was produced and directed by Roy Dale Sanders for the Minnesota Foundation. It's a classic. I think Sigurd Olson is one of the paddlers.

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@86beeman
@86beeman 3 месяца назад
Love this! Camping with the "light weight" Baker tent, blow up air mattress and smoking a pipe. Awesome!
@christinewood3090
@christinewood3090 Год назад
I loved finding this film. Roy Dale Sanders is my 3rd cousin. What a neat guy!
@shermanpatterson
@shermanpatterson 3 года назад
I love these old school films. Sound track and narration is on point! Thanks for sharing, Kevin!
@waltbrim5897
@waltbrim5897 Год назад
Great time watching this. Reminded of two things, being back at school watching educational films and that Men were Men back then. They didn't worry about no drowning. Where's their PFD's.
@xnbomb
@xnbomb 8 лет назад
Wow, great film. It is now over 60 years later, and the 17-foot Grumman remains essentially unchanged. I have to admit, I am thinking of buying one. I have enjoyed paddling lighter, sleeker kevlar boats, but I am somewhat attracted to the idea of buying a Grumman and knowing that I could probably use it for the rest of my life.
@tonecoughlinphotography
@tonecoughlinphotography Год назад
South Hegman! We were just there a couple of weeks ago.
@PaulKirtley
@PaulKirtley 10 лет назад
Great stuff Kevin. Thanks for uploading and sharing this classic - there's a lot of outdoors people who could learn a lot from this movie and the ethos it portrays...
@StormLaker
@StormLaker 6 лет назад
When my dad was alive and in good health 20+ years ago, we often talked of using traditional equipment (canvas tents, canvas canoes, etc) for the challenge and nostalgia of it. Though today's hammock campers in a way have taken the Baker Tent concept to a different level not unlike the old canvas tents- that would be nice being able to point the open end towards the east overlooking the lake:-).
@fxiansen1469
@fxiansen1469 3 месяца назад
I grew up reading all of Sam Campbell's books many times over. Remind me who Sigurd Olson was named as in Campbell's books?
@PhilAnderson8010
@PhilAnderson8010 10 лет назад
I love these ole documentaries, thanks for sharing.
@prayfornathannatureshow
@prayfornathannatureshow Год назад
Excellent and beautiful! Glad I watched it. Thanks for sharing
@GNML6836
@GNML6836 11 месяцев назад
Great vintage canoeing and camping video with great tips ! 🇨🇦
@Jfish1864
@Jfish1864 8 лет назад
What a find! Roy Dale Sanders was my photography professor way back in the day - during my forestry student years at Colorado State U.
@WoolyBuggerPicker
@WoolyBuggerPicker 9 лет назад
I'm a big Sigurd F. Olson fan, thank-you for uploading this little gem!
@Cleevus
@Cleevus 10 лет назад
wow, brings back memories of when I was in school. The guys voice is very familiar
@wetcanoedogs
@wetcanoedogs 10 лет назад
Thank you!thank you!thank you! with a winter storm on the way this is just what i needed. for a local film i have never see or heard of it before.
@1962vid
@1962vid 9 лет назад
Sigurd Olson has been one of my favorite naturalist writers for 20+ years. Incredible film! I like the camera attached to the rifle stock, film, not shoot,
@endurancekennels
@endurancekennels 3 года назад
That tree in the opening is probably cut down now "to provide a better view."
@NovaHiker50
@NovaHiker50 10 лет назад
I really enjoyed that. Thanks for posting.
@BigmacbushcraftCoUkOutdoors
@BigmacbushcraftCoUkOutdoors 10 лет назад
Classic! Thanks for sharing.
@MrSwordandthestone
@MrSwordandthestone 10 лет назад
Your videos are some of my favourite on RU-vid, you should post more!
@michaelnowak993
@michaelnowak993 2 года назад
Great film, surprising how some things never change...
@t.w.milburn8264
@t.w.milburn8264 10 лет назад
'mornin, Kevin; glad 2 watch these from days of yore.Thanks 4 sharing with us. Hoping all's well safe & warm,there Happy Trails From Down East ATB Terry
@jamesetchison1196
@jamesetchison1196 10 лет назад
Love it looks like my first trip in '65.
@RonOutdoors
@RonOutdoors 10 лет назад
Im sure I watched this when I was a kid. Had to laugh when the dog bit that guy was he the only one who didn't see that coming lol. Cheers for sharing
@livingsurvival
@livingsurvival 10 лет назад
That was peaceful to watch ;)-
@pnwbushcraft
@pnwbushcraft 10 лет назад
Fantastic video. Wish everyday could be like this.
@101southsideboy
@101southsideboy 10 лет назад
pnw bushcraft i agree a simpler time
@jimgallie3577
@jimgallie3577 2 года назад
Great messages sprinkled in there, too. Other than picking up the bush wolf.
@mmrtactical7764
@mmrtactical7764 10 лет назад
Cool, Thx for sharing.
@callancanoe
@callancanoe 10 лет назад
I'm thinking it would be a great film project this summer to do something similar but updated. Of course, I have no idea how to fund something like that...but it would be a cool project. Maybe Kickstarter?
@patrickdereniwski4734
@patrickdereniwski4734 9 лет назад
You could start a Kickstarter campaign..or if you are actually serious about trying to film something like this, you could get some sponsors on board. Possibly even a Government initiative, like a wilderness documentary that promotes Algonquin and getting outdoors! Just an idea, always wanted to create an educational video like this for Algonquin.
@oldguy537
@oldguy537 10 лет назад
great viewing , thanks for sharing ..
@39camper
@39camper 10 лет назад
Great film loved it! Ever see life of a whitetail deer? Another great old film!
@ExpatMoe
@ExpatMoe 10 лет назад
Nice video. I was suprised on how "modern" they were describing things related to L.N.T, safety, fire hazard etc
@KiJoHe
@KiJoHe 5 лет назад
Thank you
@guidingmike2823
@guidingmike2823 10 лет назад
Wow! Very cool! I wonder what today's weight weenies would think of canvas tents and rubber air mattresses.
@RWSBrowning
@RWSBrowning 10 лет назад
Great old film.I was expecting to see some wild dinosaurs roaming the wilderness.
@filmic1
@filmic1 4 года назад
I still have my Silva Ranger sighting compass with the aluminum bezel (3:01) from the early seventies. Probably when they stopped using aluminum.
@regbillings4955
@regbillings4955 10 лет назад
great video, i always leave firewood for the next campers ,Lots of great advice and common since, i only disagree with using leaves to start a campfire, they suck as a campfire starter, thank you for sharing :)
@SuzanneLewisFineArt
@SuzanneLewisFineArt 7 лет назад
Must not have been deer fly season when they filmed this.
@navaxoalaska1022
@navaxoalaska1022 6 лет назад
Υπέροχο......very nice film...
@jasonbrougham1178
@jasonbrougham1178 9 лет назад
This is a great film, thanks. Nowadays you'd get giardiasis from handling coyotes and drinking lake water but, hey.
@StormLaker
@StormLaker 6 лет назад
The irony when he said to leave them alone....as they handle them, haha.
@manfredhuber5120
@manfredhuber5120 10 лет назад
very nice video
@LarryTullisFlyFishing
@LarryTullisFlyFishing 9 лет назад
Fun classic film. Things have changed lots since then but the Quietico-Boundary Waters wilds endure, due to conservationists efforts.
@kgdblade
@kgdblade 10 лет назад
8:00 min "Wilderness canoe trips are not for the foolhardy" --- Darnit!
@wetcanoedogs
@wetcanoedogs 10 лет назад
Kevin,i gave the gang at bwca.com a link to this great old video and the folks there felt the guy in the campaign hat was not Sig,who by the way pushed the brim back on his.maybe in a few days people will come on and ID the paddlers who i would guess are guides from the way they do all the camp chores and handle the canoe. thanks again.
@Jerkabobber
@Jerkabobber 10 лет назад
Nice! :-)
@FruityMcGee
@FruityMcGee 10 лет назад
"I wish i knew how to quit you"- circa 1960.. ;-)
@Lucas-pv2wn
@Lucas-pv2wn 8 лет назад
Sorry to be the bringer of bad news... but I checked with the Listening Point Foundation in Ely, MN, who checked with Sig's long time friend and biographer about the video, and he said, "That's a cool film, but that's not Sig." Sig was 55 when this film was made, with white hair. It's still an awesome film.
@TheHappyCamper
@TheHappyCamper 8 лет назад
+Lucas1978 Thanks for the info. Still a good film - but it would be cool if Sigurd Olson was in it.
@bryanabingart7362
@bryanabingart7362 2 года назад
Do you know if this is available to purchase a DVD of this? Where did you find it?
@TheHappyCamper
@TheHappyCamper 2 года назад
I don't know where you'd find that. I was given it years ago on VHS and loaded it from that.
@bryanabingart7362
@bryanabingart7362 2 года назад
@@TheHappyCamper thanks! Love this video, so hoped to get a more permanent copy but so far I haven’t seen it anywhere else. Thanks for uploading it!
@canoetrip
@canoetrip 4 года назад
They didn't wear hats while paddling! Different world. The sun was not a danger.
@gannonsmith4091
@gannonsmith4091 9 лет назад
Where did you find this?
@TheHappyCamper
@TheHappyCamper 9 лет назад
Gannon Smith Some US canoeist at Canoecopia handed me a DVD of it during the show.
@gannonsmith4091
@gannonsmith4091 9 лет назад
Awesome video, I had my son watch it and he liked it too. Wish more people fallowed the ethics shown in the video.
@Hawksshadow
@Hawksshadow 10 лет назад
Simple times
@ShakespeareCafe
@ShakespeareCafe 2 года назад
I pronounce it portage too. Not the affected por-TA-ge. I had to laugh how the narrator is preaching the wilderness ethos and then this buffoon picks up a wild fox cub whose mother is ready to pounce on him from the nearest tree.
@tonecoughlinphotography
@tonecoughlinphotography Год назад
Coyote
@gardnerellis2957
@gardnerellis2957 4 года назад
No resemblance to Sig that I can distinguish. I have most of his books and the photos on the jacket covers don't match the person here.....sorry.
@ericwillman5291
@ericwillman5291 6 лет назад
Neither look like Sigurd Olson.
@michaelnowak993
@michaelnowak993 2 года назад
Not smart to pick up a wild animal!!!
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