Very nice cabin indeed!. Its always good when you have a few big trees drop close to the cabin without damaging anything. It amounts to lots of firewood close by that you don't have to double handle. Cheers from downunder!
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Ya it really is. We are lucky to have that on the trapline. We get to start using it this spring. I’ll be making more vids of it and the area. It’s super cool in there with lots of big old cedar, fir, and pine trees.
Ya the water source is wicked. The cabin was built in the 70’s and I’m sure the spring fed creek has something to do with the location. Thanks for watching
Good video. Many camps (cabins) are similar here as well. No electric. Very good for the kids to know how to live like their relatives did 150 years ago.
Thanks, just heading out to the trapline now. I’ll get more videos up of the cabin in the near future. Snowing hard today so next trip in may be on the sled.
Great cabin Good video Real men don’t carry battery operated chainsaw, sorry Dude, that’s just the way it is. Looking forward to more of your videos. I subscribed
The previous owner had a professional caller come in and take down all the dead trees close to the cabin. Both those trees were green. We had a major wind storm in the region that knocked numerous trees down.
@@kevinhenophy8873 trees are managed out there, as I said all the dead trees were taken down in range of the cabin. Those were green trees in a big wind storm.
I just watched the video again and those are definitely bear claw marks on the top half of the door. The bottom half was reinforced with extra plywood from porcupines trying to get in but you don’t see that in the video. The shutters on the side with a view is to also keep the bears out.
Funny, I was just thinking about doing a video review which I think I’ll do. In short, I like it, but very short battery life. Maybe 30-40 min. Nice to pack in the car with no gas but really only good for simple trail cutting
To clean the debris? I will chip away at it over the winter if it doesn’t get buried in snow, plus a great time to burn branches and debris since there is a ton of fire hazards