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@newcaloutdoors505 thank you for watching 🙏

@Uhdeonthefly bro .. on a trail that's been pretty much abandoned for years lol fml

@@EventyrsorenDenmark Thank you 🙏

The cross is still there! We visited it in the spring. I've paddled by that island at least 20 times over the years and this was the first time I saw it. I am going to run the river solo next spring, I will be sure to include it in the video. Thank you for watching.

@@robintheoutside I was looking for some history of the cross but can't seem to find anything. I use to live on the moon river when I was 14 15 years old now I'm 50 I used to canoe a lot down the choots fish of that island with the cross and all around that area it's a beautiful place

@otis9909 that whole river is beautiful!! I'll do some research before I leave in the spring and make sure I include it in the video!

At the beginning of your video on the dock are you facing Kimberly island ?

@@otis9909 No, we were right at the falls in Bala. But I paddle by Kimberley Island quite a bit.

I fully agree with you! I'm not a professional climber, hell I'm not even an amateur and these are the cheapest for a reason. I've used them twice and was under 18 feet off the ground. I don't use them anymore lol

Thanks brother! And yeah, glad I decided to bring a lighter lol

@@christopherhill1678 Very true. I had a whole concept in mind for the video and when it didn't work out, I thought "even better" because a lot of people think it's super easy. I got some really good advice from DJ (@thebearessentials) to use Cedar on Cedar and my friend Matt said to use pine pitch on the spindle for grip and to wipe "nose sweat" on the top of the spindle. So next time I'm out I'm going to give both a try! Thank you for watching and for the comment.

@robintheoutside I will subscribe for sure, please be sure to post the next attempt. I would really like to see you get it.

@@christopherhill1678 Thank you very much! And I will have a new attempt up in a couple of weeks!

@@godsbackcountryoverland Thank you, wish I hadn't "given up" though. Thank you for watching 🙏

@@denisdespot9527 haha that's hilarious! Thanks for watching brother!

Thank you very much! And I agree, it is my favorite place to be.

@@CAMP_KITCH thanks Tyler! And yes, we need to put a plan in motion for sure!!

@@AlansOutdoorAdventures thank you very much 🙏 and yeah, in the moment I didn't realize how dehydrated I became or how long I'd been in the sun paddling and running around. But when I woke up the next morning I sure felt it!

Haha .. it's amazing how quickly motor skills, thought process and decision making deteriorate when you get heatstroke and are dehydrated! Thank you for watching 🙏

Thank you! My canoe was one of the best investments I've ever made. Couldn't imaging not being in one now!

haha Glad I could make you laugh! I'm pretty excited to try these out night fishing for Brown Trout. I'm headed to Algonquin this afternoon and purposely planned the trip so I had a lake and portage to cross late at night. I'll let you know how it goes! thank you for watching and the Sub, I've subbed back.

@@robintheoutside I’m going to use them for short night fishing trips from the bank and my kayak, and I’m DEFINITELY using them on the way to my deer stand in the mornings in November. 👍

Not yet, but I'm heading up north tomorrow on a 4 day adventure and bringing the goggles with me. I'll be using them to paddle and portage, so I'll definitely try that and be recording it.

@@robintheoutside cool, was just wondering, when I was in the army sometimes I would check out the stars with my NVGs it was pretty mind blowing.

That's strange. I just messaged them about this. If you send me an email I will get you in contact with them. Thank you for bringing this to our attention and thank you for watching!

@@robintheoutside where do I find your mail?

@@OliverBerger it's listed on my about page.

@@robintheoutside yep, wasn't accessible on mobile ... got it.

sent you an email

lmao .. yes, yes it is.

It has both. They will work as regular binoculars and with the push of a button they change to IR with seven different lighting levels.

@robintheoutside so, no night vision by light amplification only. I was asking because IR illumination gives away your position at night.

@@thomasrisner there is no illumination that would give you away.

@@robintheoutside there is actually, Infrared (IR) isnt visible for the human eye, but for someone with a pair of Night Vision Goggles (NVG) you are like a light beacon walking through the terrain.

@@yacinovic_rasputin if he was asking from a War Games perspective, yes you would be. But I doubt I have to worry that a Deer, Bear, Moose, Elk or Brown Trout will be sporting a pair of NVG's .. although a couple of them can see very well in the dark!

They're a pretty good recreational unit, especially for the price. Thank you for watching and subscribing. Greatly appreciated!

I used them the other night in my kayak. It was a little creepy at first, but once I got used to it it was a lot of fun!

Haven't tried climbing a dead tree, but I'm pretty sure if you kept the tips sharp they'd work ok.

Thanks Tyler. We're going to have to get out soon!

@@robintheoutside would love that! 🔥

Thanks brother! I love fly fishing, wish I had got into it earlier. Thank you for watching.

Thank you! We ate pretty well on this trip lol

@@robintheoutside No kidding!! :)

We had an absolutely amazing trip! Thank you for watching 🙏

You'd have to cut the limbs for sure and the harness that came with it barely fit me. But putting your stand higher and then using climbing gear to get them would definitely be something I'd look into!

@@robintheoutside hmm do they make harnesses for guys like me?

@@kingdarkem If you are looking for a trustworthy harness, I would contact a local arborist and ask where they purchase their harnesses. I'm not sure I would trust buying a proper harness without trying it on first.

@@robintheoutside alrighty will do. Thanks for letting me pick your brain.

Thanks brother. It is a relief, we always knew we did. It was just a matter of digging up paperwork from 1924 to 2006 proving it. And the fact that local law enforcement has been on our side instead of not wanting to get involved has been a huge help. Very grateful. As for the stove, I really do like it. Thanks for watching :)

The weather has been beautiful up here, it's crazy! And I was impressed with the stove. Thanks for watching guys!!!!

I very much enjoyed it, thank you for watching 🙏

It was absolutely my pleasure! Very grateful to be considered to test your prototype and looking forward to getting together for a weekend of camping and cooking!

I used it quite a few times over the weekend and really enjoyed it! And thanks, I'm heading up this week to serve them with papers and cut the locks. I've already informed local law enforcement and the By-Law office and gave them a copy of the paperwork as well. Thanks for watching!

Thank you Dave! Your support is always greatly appreciated.

That is awesome, thank you! And yes, we are very fortunate to have this in the family. As for the neighbors, after going through some paperwork, it looks like we have deeded access. So now it is just a matter of informing them that they have to take the gate down. thank you very much for watching ... and reading :)

Thanks brother! I was blown away that the original half of the cottage was still standing and in such great shape. Looks like most of the work will be on the roof, the wood stove, and the yard. Excited to get it started. Thanks for watching.

You're welcome and thank you for watching 🙏

That it was. I'm positive that after what I felt while being there, there is no doubt in my mind that we are going to get it back in shape. It may take a while to straighten up the road access dilemma, but I've already spoken to the Township about a contingency plan. Thank you very much for watching.

Thank you very much and yeah, there was a wave of memories that started right on the trail before I even got to the cottage! Thank you for watching.

Thanks Dave. I'm hopeful that it will work out. I'm looking forward to fixing it up and sharing it with everyone! And the memories, jesus, what a wave of emotions walking through that door! Thank you for watching.

We had over three feet, a lot of it has melted already. Thanks for watching.

We ran the Moon River back in 2022. Absolutely fell in love with it. We were going to paddle down Georgian Bay, but Sabrina cracked a molar and we pulled out at 12 Mile Bay! Thank you for watching.

Well we tried to run the river backwards! It was actually dangerous.. my friend was alot older than me..I was actually concerned that he was going to have a heart attack...maybe that's part of tge reason why I stick to lake paddling..plus I don't like portaging! Haha! I repeat that point when I'm on Canoehound s show on Tuesday nites! Haha!

@@lipsticklodge7526 haha ya portaging sucks. And running the Moon upstream would be really rough!

@robintheoutside we found the spot in Kevin Callans book I think where the drunk Japanese visitors drowned 1 nite.... I live very close to Mikisew Park and Eagle Lake..closest to Round Lake of the northwestern arm of Algonquin park

Very lol but well worth it!

I absolutely love the Moon River. I think it's one of the most beautiful and underrated trips in Muskoka and that first song (The River's gonna cry when you're gone) just pulls at my heart. Thank you for watching!

It really is a beautiful place. Thank you for watching, very appreciated!

Thank you so much for the kind words and watching the video. We haven't had a mold problem. If you harvest or receive wet Chaga the best way to dry it is at room temperature out in the open on brown paper towel underneath and covered with brown paper towel for 7-10 days. BEFORE it dries pull or scrape any foreign things like insect, debris and bark from your pieces. Last winter we harvested a piece that weighed almost 10lbs wet off the tree. We brought it home and sat it on the kitchen counter (with the beige side exposed) on brown paper towel for several weeks. We then cut off a small piece to use and then put the remainder in a glass container with a silica pack to keep dust, moisture and anything else off of it and stored it in a cupboard until we needed it again. I would suggest NOT putting it in any bags as they will keep the moisture in the bag creating the perfect environment for mold to grow. If you have any other questions feel free to email us and we would gladly help you as best as we can.

Yeah, that was pretty wild to find. It was unbelievable some of the things we found and experienced on this trip! Thank you for watching.

@@robintheoutside I wish it was open for fishing in the cooler months lol you just know it gets steelhead runs