When I came home from Iraq, I spent 17 months in Montana building a small 12x16 cabin by myself, and my dog. I can't tell you the amount of s**t I worked out in my mind while I was alone up there. I had an old neighbor about a mile away that came to visit me once or twice a week. What started as a 10-15-minute talk eventually ended up as a whole day of us sitting on the porch, talking and drinking coffee. I learned that he had moved up there after Vietnam, and he lived out of his truck for two years while he built his (larger than mine) cabin. He lived up there until last year when I went to visit and found out he had passed away in his cabin. He had no family to leave it to, so I said my goodbyes and left a shot on the porch in his honor. It's amazing the people God puts in our lives when we need it most. I'm crying right now writing this because without this man, I never would have survived. I would have survived the physical aspect of my build, but the mental aspect of my past was so heavy, so overbearing, that I don't think I would have survived. Toward the end of my build my best friend showed up and spent almost a month with me. He's the reason why I came out of the woods. I subsequently found my wife, had three daughters, started and sold a business, and now that they are all past high school and into college, my wife and I are heading back into the woods in May. Building a cabin is good for the soul, the body, and the mind. Thank you for sharing this journey you guys went on. The brothers beside you brought back some serious emotions I now know how to handle. Thank you. God bless.
I'm reading this and it just gave me an idea. Most people will say pray god, believe in god and all that sh*t. But we all know that doesn't work. It might help a little, but it's not the solution. The solution might be..... you and yor wife. Here's my idea: Why not creating a foundation to help veterans with PTSd and other people dealing with stress and sh*t to buy a little piece of land and teach them how to build a cabin? You could have a location where to teach people and also have people helping to find affordable land. You could also start a chain. Like having a group of 5 people helping each to build their cabins. Then a second group and so on. This way, not only you'd be perpetuating what you and your friend had, honor his memory, help lots of people, and certainly preventing death...
What a sad & ultimately a beautiful story. I'm so happy that your life went in a positive direction. Here in the U.K. it's impossible to do as you did. God bless & keep you & your family. M.F.McCorriston U.K. 🍀🇮🇪🏴🙏🏴🇮🇪🍀
@@ragingpatriot772I feel your pain. I was able to get help through the VA. If you’re ready I’d highly recommend it. I feel like a different person and I never thought that would be possible.
This will eventually get millions of views here, and the profits of those views will be worth an incredible amount, compared to what the history Channel will do to them. The history Channel will ruin the whole thing for a few thousand views.
The nod to Mr Proenneke was fantastic. For someone who has watched that documentary as many times as I have, the narration was spot on. Well done gents.
Brilliant film, very entertaining. I almost cried as you raised the flags on your renovated cabin. My wife and I are 70 years old now but we began homesteading 25 years ago on our 12.75 acres in Mississippi. We built our own buildings, fences and house with our own hands. We have been married for 51 years, almost 52 years actually. We are best friends and companions. Neither of us has had an employer since we bought our place. We trusted GOD to provide all our needs and HE has done that abundantly. We live this everyday albeit in luxury compared to you guys. Now let's see you guys live there full time for the rest of your lives. That would be a real challenge for sure! Guy in Columbia Mississippi
This is the first time im writing a comment of all of the hunderts of bushcraft Videos i saw in the Past years. Your Videos really helped me going through some Hard times and watching you guys just really relaxed me. Its beautiful to see your friendship, your Humor and the fun whilst building your own cabin. Please keep up with the Videos. Thank you and wish you all a happy life❤
Out of all the bushcraft channels I've watched none can complete, yall are my new favorite and most likely will be forever. I wish yall the best of luck, keep up the amazing work. This is how life should be
Deadmen is your channel but you’re actually LIVING. Your camaraderie is awesome. I’m sure things happen off camera but the video is proof of your bond of brotherhood. I would have never tried what you’ve accomplished but my 52 year old self has really enjoyed watching you. Thank you so much for sharing!
You guys have certainly proven that 4 can get way more done than 2. Even with the extras like more food, chainsaw and other necessities, the extra 2 pair of hands can make a huge difference. What you brave men were able to accomplish just shy of 3 weeks into this trip was phenomenal, especially the distance into the bush you had to go. I am surprised you only had to deal with a few mice. That's grizz country, guys. Guns are essential. I know. I built a cabin in Chitina, AK with my ex and the bear on the property was not uncommon, moose and wolverine as well. I moved closer to the city after we broke up and now am an old disabled lady, but never will forget my "build in bush country." Hope you guys can spend lots of summers at this awesome cabin. There's nothing like an Alaskan summer!
Im so Impressed with and Inspired by you boys. I couldnt wait for this 2nd part. Its a joy to watch you, see your creations, witness your journey. You guys are Brave, Creative, Joyful, Intelligent, Everything Good and wholesome. Thank you for sharing this with the world. 🙏🙏If you left the unedited hours and hours I would watch them too. 30 min is not enough!! 😄
You guys are my favorite thing on UA-cam right now. I hope this does well so you can keep making videos like this. The energy and chemistry y’all have is really entertaining and I’d love to see a deck, a winter series, a dock for fishing, a whole fort or a wall around your little compound. It’s really awesome. Keep up the good work
You guys are so funny and awesome. It's so heartwarming to see the deep brotherhood and friendship you share. The world needs more people like you a 100 times over.
All the bickering going on in today’s world… This was awesome seeing four guys get along and work together as a team to get lots done. The peace was wonderful and you guys built a home with the strength of your bodies. I enjoyed every minute! Love from Georgia 🇺🇸
I don’t get how I’ve just found this channel today. this is what I like to see. Just some men having fun and building a cabin in the middle of nowhere. Keep up the good work 💪🏽🍻
The music gets to me. Reminds me of spending time with my buddies back in the day. My son has 3 good friends. They all homeschooled together. There’s a bond there. One is married, one has a band, one works at a company and my son plays soccer and does Realistate, photography and works with a pro soccer team. But, they some how have found away to come together every now and then to do a project or go away somewhere to be together. I really hope you four will forever be close. Because I really miss it. Loving you vlogs
I love your little cabin, so rustic and cool. I'm married to a Vietnam vet, 52 yrs now. For years we didn't know why he did what he did on a daily basis but now we know it's PTSD😢😢 I respect you guys for what you are doing! Keep it up❤❤❤😊😊😊
not a vet however this is my fuel to build my own house on my own land i wish you gentlemen the best welcome home and thank you for serving may peace be with you all
Oh another cabin build video not. You not only built a cabin you guys had a good time doing it. The love & friendship you all share for one another really shows. Great job. looking forward to more videos.
Made in America. This is what life is all about building strong bond between brothers for life. Guys, you make life to be so beautiful and rich. Congratulations from a Colombian brother.
The wood stove install was quite interesting. I have the same stove. Gotta say you guys are doin a great job. Dick Proenneke is my hero. He grew up just 2 hrs from where I live, and theses a replica of his cabin in the local library. We visited it a couple years ago, its my dream to see the one he built. Thanks guys.
You guys should be really proud of yourselves. What you guys have accomplished, people like me working 9-5 can only dream of. Congratulations and love from India.
The subconscious mind knows no distinction between an event actually experienced versus one imagined which means that in some way, I'm getting all the exercise I need just by watching you guys AND, I should point out that I did something very similar with my friends a couple of decades ago. We called it CampyLand and it existed in 6 different locations in various swamps, toxic waste dumps, and other forgotten places in northern New Jersey. It was basically a place we could all gather and drink alcohol while underage. We also brewed alcohol there. Some of the Campies were quite elaborate, with a king-sized bed and a fire barrel setup where you could hang out in a t-shirt in February. I wrote about it on my blog.
Hey just wanted you to know that you guys seriously impressed me with this series of videos. Great craftsmanship and details on your builds. So stoked that Dick Proenneke is still motivating folks to build in the bush. Having lifelong friends from the Military involved is the icing on the cake. Keep LIVIN.
After watching part one of your videos there is no way I was going to miss this one, well done fellows, I love all the skills you bring to building, very impressive and well done guys
I've never been in the military but just watching you guys starve and work Your asses off means you had such good training and discipline in our military so it's very refreshing and exciting to watch you guys fulfill your dreams!!!
Pretty cool having neighbors like the person with the canoe etc.. Outside of that and your laughter - WELL deserved... Thank you for flying OUR colors.. Both FLAGS mean the world to a great many of us... Respect
Hey, I have to appreciate your video. There’s not very many videos with not much cussing in it and you guys didn’t use any bad language. I greatly appreciate it. My grandson and I really enjoyed watching your video and once again thank you for making it a little family friendly because the little shit cusses like a sailor because of me and I got in trouble lol
Well done fellas. You have done something that so many people dream of doing. It's been nice watching your transformation from last year to this year. Lessons learned for sure.
The last little montage showing the first cabin and the refurbished one, wow. It is looking good. It really looks like you're surviving on the first frontier.
What you're doing is incredibly impressive, you guys are incredibly fun to listen to and watch, and these videos are riveting. I wish you lot all the best
I’ve just found you today 12/14/23. Don’t know why but I’ve always been interested in building since my 7th grade councilor suggested I should be an architect (1961). I didn’t but spent 34 years teaching future engineers. I’ve watched many videos on bush life. I think I found the best!
Those door hinges were awesome. Dont let anyone give you any crap over them. I for one don't know if i could have done it! Semper Fi from an old Marine
Love it 4 nerdy navy guys having fun enjoying life makes me miss my time in the navy happy to see some of my brothers keeping there camaraderie even out of the service hope to see more in the future
Loving it more and more. Just watched the Elk tower after this and seriously want more content! Really strong editing and storytelling. Cant wait to see what you guys have in store. If you are looking for any ideas, i know i am curious as to the backstory behind you all, how you met etc. Why this. Why now. Why why why.
Growing up my dad and l would take down old houses reusing everything. He would have secret levers to open and close doors an gates. He set up a string and bell that would ring in my bedroom. But it was funny cause it went all over through so many loops before it even got to my room.😂😂 Getting the house sold and coming to that string brought so many emotions and after l moved out he made this little sigh that said the little kids room under the loop and string. 🥰 He called me little kid till he past when l was 47yrs🥰
When I came home from Iraq, I spent 17 months in Montana building a small 12x16 cabin by myself, and my dog. I can't tell you the amount of s**t I worked out in my mind while I was alone up there. I had an old neighbor about a mile away that came to visit me once or twice a week. What started as a 10-15-minute talk eventually ended up as a whole day of us sitting on the porch, talking and drinking coffee. I learned that he had moved up there after Vietnam, and he lived out of his truck for two years while he built his (larger than mine) cabin. He lived up there until last year when I went to visit and found out he had passed away in his cabin. He had no family to leave it to, so I said my goodbyes and left a shot on the porch in his honor. It's amazing the people God puts in our lives when we need it most. I'm crying right now writing this because without this man, I never would have survived. I would have survived the physical aspect of my build, but the mental aspect of my past was so heavy, so overbearing, that I don't think I would have survived. Toward the end of my build my best friend showed up and spent almost a month with me. He's the reason why I came out of the woods. I subsequently found my wife, had three daughters, started and sold a business, and now that they are all past high school and into college, my wife and I are heading back into the woods in May.
Building a cabin is good for the soul, the body, and the mind. Thank you for sharing this journey you guys went on. The brothers beside you brought back some serious emotions I now know how to handle. Thank you. God bless.
Where at in Montana I lived here my whole life love fishing and outdoors
God bless you and your friend and I'm sure that God is taking care of his soul for eternity ameen..
Alhumdulillah...!!!!
wow. I read that twice. best thing I read in a long time. love your story God bless
I'm reading this and it just gave me an idea. Most people will say pray god, believe in god and all that sh*t. But we all know that doesn't work. It might help a little, but it's not the solution. The solution might be..... you and yor wife. Here's my idea: Why not creating a foundation to help veterans with PTSd and other people dealing with stress and sh*t to buy a little piece of land and teach them how to build a cabin? You could have a location where to teach people and also have people helping to find affordable land. You could also start a chain. Like having a group of 5 people helping each to build their cabins. Then a second group and so on.
This way, not only you'd be perpetuating what you and your friend had, honor his memory, help lots of people, and certainly preventing death...
What a sad & ultimately a beautiful story. I'm so happy that your life went in a positive direction. Here in the U.K. it's impossible to do as you did. God bless & keep you & your family. M.F.McCorriston U.K. 🍀🇮🇪🏴🙏🏴🇮🇪🍀
As a vet battling PTSD, this is my therapy. I wish I had friends with a bond like this. Keep up the great work.
Means a lot hearing that , keep holding strong brother bear ,
I’m battling ptsd as well. I have never thought about dying so much in my life. I wish my brain was calm just for a little while. That would be nice.
@@ragingpatriot772I feel your pain. I was able to get help through the VA. If you’re ready I’d highly recommend it. I feel like a different person and I never thought that would be possible.
Hey dude. Im super interested in doing something similar. None of my buddies are down. In NC and need like a year financially before able to fly out.
I haven’t had the best success with the va. I’m working on it though. Appreciate the message @@richardhake4098
You guys need this broadcasted on History Channel. Seriously impressed.
Na, History Channel needs to be broadcasted by them
yes
I back this.
U guys are awesome funny too😊😊😊
This will eventually get millions of views here, and the profits of those views will be worth an incredible amount, compared to what the history Channel will do to them. The history Channel will ruin the whole thing for a few thousand views.
The nod to Mr Proenneke was fantastic. For someone who has watched that documentary as many times as I have, the narration was spot on. Well done gents.
This series is extremely underrated you guys are seriously funny and talented
Yeah I need friends like this irl
@@St.Raptor wanna move to alaska?
yeah their sense of humor was great too!
that is one phenomenal set of hinges, build would not be the same without them
This reminds me of old UA-cam, and I love it. Original content about a passion that takes hard work with a group of friends that have similar humor!
Brilliant film, very entertaining. I almost cried as you raised the flags on your renovated cabin. My wife and I are 70 years old now but we began homesteading 25 years ago on our 12.75 acres in Mississippi. We built our own buildings, fences and house with our own hands. We have been married for 51 years, almost 52 years actually. We are best friends and companions. Neither of us has had an employer since we bought our place. We trusted GOD to provide all our needs and HE has done that abundantly. We live this everyday albeit in luxury compared to you guys. Now let's see you guys live there full time for the rest of your lives. That would be a real challenge for sure! Guy in Columbia Mississippi
I love that you raised 'Old Glory' ....!
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And Thank You for your service
This is the first time im writing a comment of all of the hunderts of bushcraft Videos i saw in the Past years. Your Videos really helped me going through some Hard times and watching you guys just really relaxed me. Its beautiful to see your friendship, your Humor and the fun whilst building your own cabin. Please keep up with the Videos. Thank you and wish you all a happy life❤
Out of all the bushcraft channels I've watched none can complete, yall are my new favorite and most likely will be forever. I wish yall the best of luck, keep up the amazing work. This is how life should be
Bingo 🎯 🎯
It’s almost time!!!!
Thanks for bringing all of us that couldn’t make it boys!
Deadmen is your channel but you’re actually LIVING. Your camaraderie is awesome. I’m sure things happen off camera but the video is proof of your bond of brotherhood. I would have never tried what you’ve accomplished but my 52 year old self has really enjoyed watching you. Thank you so much for sharing!
Those door hinges are a work of art, great thinking 👍🌸
You guys have certainly proven that 4 can get way more done than 2. Even with the extras like more food, chainsaw and other necessities, the extra 2 pair of hands can make a huge difference. What you brave men were able to accomplish just shy of 3 weeks into this trip was phenomenal, especially the distance into the bush you had to go. I am surprised you only had to deal with a few mice. That's grizz country, guys. Guns are essential. I know. I built a cabin in Chitina, AK with my ex and the bear on the property was not uncommon, moose and wolverine as well. I moved closer to the city after we broke up and now am an old disabled lady, but never will forget my "build in bush country." Hope you guys can spend lots of summers at this awesome cabin. There's nothing like an Alaskan summer!
Im so Impressed with and Inspired by you boys. I couldnt wait for this 2nd part. Its a joy to watch you, see your creations, witness your journey. You guys are Brave, Creative, Joyful, Intelligent, Everything Good and wholesome. Thank you for sharing this with the world. 🙏🙏If you left the unedited hours and hours I would watch them too. 30 min is not enough!! 😄
You guys are my favorite thing on UA-cam right now. I hope this does well so you can keep making videos like this. The energy and chemistry y’all have is really entertaining and I’d love to see a deck, a winter series, a dock for fishing, a whole fort or a wall around your little compound. It’s really awesome. Keep up the good work
You guys are so funny and awesome. It's so heartwarming to see the deep brotherhood and friendship you share. The world needs more people like you a 100 times over.
Undoubtedly one of the coolest channels I was lucky enough to stumble upon. Incredible quality!
All the bickering going on in today’s world…
This was awesome seeing four guys get along and work together as a team to get lots done. The peace was wonderful and you guys built a home with the strength of your bodies. I enjoyed every minute! Love from Georgia 🇺🇸
I don’t get how I’ve just found this channel today. this is what I like to see. Just some men having fun and building a cabin in the middle of nowhere. Keep up the good work 💪🏽🍻
Greetings from your one and only fan from Kyrgyzstan, waiting for this to premier at 3 am 😅 Exciting stuff! Keep it up!🤩
That’s so awesome! Thanks for the support man!
Salam dosym
This is a grossly underrated series. Very well edited and narrated.
The music gets to me. Reminds me of spending time with my buddies back in the day. My son has 3 good friends. They all homeschooled together. There’s a bond there. One is married, one has a band, one works at a company and my son plays soccer and does Realistate, photography and works with a pro soccer team.
But, they some how have found away to come together every now and then to do a project or go away somewhere to be together. I really hope you four will forever be close. Because I really miss it.
Loving you vlogs
Been waiting 2 weeks for the 2nd episode. I can tell you guys had a great time. Thanks for sharing!
I love your little cabin, so rustic and cool. I'm married to a Vietnam vet, 52 yrs now. For years we didn't know why he did what he did on a daily basis but now we know it's PTSD😢😢 I respect you guys for what you are doing! Keep it up❤❤❤😊😊😊
Amazing job boys. Memories you guys will have for life. Cant wait till next years!
I can not decide if I'm more impressed with the cabin or you're documentary of the year.
That's an impressively tidy build. Love the door hinges and the tin can flue.
You guys are so enjoyable to watch and it’s nice to see other bush crafters with a nerdy side like myself
Thomas Crapper, from 1870, salutes you, gentlemen. Great job, Semper Paratus! 😮
Incredible work! What a journey. Another thing in the books you brothers will remember forever!
not a vet however this is my fuel to build my own house on my own land i wish you gentlemen the best welcome home and thank you for serving may peace be with you all
LOVE THIS!!!! SO STOKED I CAUGHT THE PREMIER!
Oh another cabin build video not. You not only built a cabin you guys had a good time doing it. The love & friendship you all share for one another really shows. Great job. looking forward to more videos.
From an old Marine to you four young sailors, outstanding job and an excellent adventure. Absolutely outstanding.
This is going to be awesome show.
cant wait
Made in America. This is what life is all about building strong bond between brothers for life. Guys, you make life to be so beautiful and rich. Congratulations from a Colombian brother.
It’s looking great. I can’t wait to see the cabin in the snow!
The wood stove install was quite interesting. I have the same stove. Gotta say you guys are doin a great job. Dick Proenneke is my hero. He grew up just 2 hrs from where I live, and theses a replica of his cabin in the local library. We visited it a couple years ago, its my dream to see the one he built. Thanks guys.
Unity is strength. Loved watching each episode and looking forward to binge watching the rest . Love the banter too. Watching from Australia 🇦🇺🦘⛳️
Keep up the great work gents, awesome and inspiring 💪💪.
Great job, Josh and great video! Love it! Best door hinges I’ve ever seen…
And yes log cabin syrup is fitting!
Respect! I thought hiking south from Maine in November on the Appalachian trail solo was big boy shit. I talk my hat off to you, gentlemen! 🙌👏👊❤️🇺🇸
I give this mysterious cabin a 10 out of 10! Well done gentlemen
You guys should be really proud of yourselves. What you guys have accomplished, people like me working 9-5 can only dream of. Congratulations and love from India.
Looked forward to this, cant wait for the next one
Fantastic job on the henges, its good to see young people interested in people like Dick Prenokee.
Looking forward to watching your show 😜
The subconscious mind knows no distinction between an event actually experienced versus one imagined which means that in some way, I'm getting all the exercise I need just by watching you guys AND, I should point out that I did something very similar with my friends a couple of decades ago. We called it CampyLand and it existed in 6 different locations in various swamps, toxic waste dumps, and other forgotten places in northern New Jersey. It was basically a place we could all gather and drink alcohol while underage. We also brewed alcohol there. Some of the Campies were quite elaborate, with a king-sized bed and a fire barrel setup where you could hang out in a t-shirt in February. I wrote about it on my blog.
Just a bunch of lads being lads in the wilderness of Alaska
Hey just wanted you to know that you guys seriously impressed me with this series of videos. Great craftsmanship and details on your builds. So stoked that Dick Proenneke is still motivating folks to build in the bush. Having lifelong friends from the Military involved is the icing on the cake. Keep LIVIN.
After watching part one of your videos there is no way I was going to miss this one, well done fellows, I love all the skills you bring to building, very impressive and well done guys
I am not your Mom.... But I am sure Damn Proud of you all !
Throw some greens on your fire they dont like smoke those pesky bugs ..
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Excellent work! Good for you guys!
Pretty dam awesome fellas
I am excited to see Lord of the Cabins return of the spam
The accent is what makes this entire thing
Brother hood like this is only forged in the military. I got out in 1991 and still meet up every year with life long friends.
Oh now! This was most excellent! Im sorry ya'll had to wait a year to get back up there but the video is most excellent. Kudos!
You guys are awesome!!
I've never been in the military but just watching you guys starve and work Your asses off means you had such good training and discipline in our military so it's very refreshing and exciting to watch you guys fulfill your dreams!!!
You young men should be extremely proud of your accomplishments in life. You have done a lot and are very young.
Awesome guys!!!! Congratulations and greetings from Costa Rica!!!
Pretty cool having neighbors like the person with the canoe etc.. Outside of that and your laughter - WELL deserved... Thank you for flying OUR colors.. Both FLAGS mean the world to a great many of us... Respect
Hey, I have to appreciate your video. There’s not very many videos with not much cussing in it and you guys didn’t use any bad language. I greatly appreciate it. My grandson and I really enjoyed watching your video and once again thank you for making it a little family friendly because the little shit cusses like a sailor because of me and I got in trouble lol
Well done fellas. You have done something that so many people dream of doing. It's been nice watching your transformation from last year to this year. Lessons learned for sure.
Nice work, guys!
The last little montage showing the first cabin and the refurbished one, wow. It is looking good. It really looks like you're surviving on the first frontier.
you need a screen door, We are definatly putting a screen door on our cabin.
Dick Proenneke is a ALASKAN LEGEND
What you're doing is incredibly impressive, you guys are incredibly fun to listen to and watch, and these videos are riveting. I wish you lot all the best
Great job fellas! There is a lifetime of memories and story telling you all will have from this adventure👍🏻
I’ve just found you today 12/14/23.
Don’t know why but I’ve always been interested in building since my 7th grade councilor suggested I should be an architect (1961). I didn’t but spent 34 years teaching future engineers. I’ve watched many videos on bush life. I think I found the best!
You guys are gunna blow up. Keep the content coming!
Favorite series on youtube, thanks for keeping it real boys!
Congrats on the successful rebuild, and looked like an awesome adventure with friends.
I hope we get another of these great recipes with spam!!! Food enough!!!
Gentlemen and scholars, the lot of ya. Well played sirs.
Congrats guys, for sure, your attitude its a light of in the middle of the darkness of this new generation. Outstanding,well done .
This is one of my favorite channels on all of UA-cam. Been here since the first video, excited for the rest.
This channel needs 1gorillion subscribers.
This series is awesome, love from Norway 😊
Love from mineeesoootaaah. Love the work, keep it up boys 👏
Those door hinges were awesome. Dont let anyone give you any crap over them. I for one don't know if i could have done it! Semper Fi from an old Marine
Awesome! So funny and a great cabin build
Great job guys
Next time look into bringing some dehydrated veg with ye which are light in weight. Then you can bring more food with you
Was looking forward to this. Great work
Incredible brotherhood, rooting for you guys. Take care of eachother.
Love it 4 nerdy navy guys having fun enjoying life makes me miss my time in the navy happy to see some of my brothers keeping there camaraderie even out of the service hope to see more in the future
Not only is it super bad ass watching you guys build out a cabin in the bush. I’m laughing the entire time at how funny and entertaining you all are.
Amazing work. You all share a unique brotherhood most will never get to experience.
The reference to Dick was super cool you even sounded like him while explaining the hinge’s awesome series fellas
Привет! Пересмотел всю снрию ваших видео, жду продолжения! Желаю вашей команде удачи и впредь оставаться такими позитивными и весёлыми.
Loving it more and more. Just watched the Elk tower after this and seriously want more content! Really strong editing and storytelling.
Cant wait to see what you guys have in store. If you are looking for any ideas, i know i am curious as to the backstory behind you all, how you met etc. Why this. Why now. Why why why.
Looks like it rains every day in Alaska! Great talent amongst the 4 of you. Congrats!
Growing up my dad and l would take down old houses reusing everything. He would have secret levers to open and close doors an gates. He set up a string and bell that would ring in my bedroom. But it was funny cause it went all over through so many loops before it even got to my room.😂😂 Getting the house sold and coming to that string brought so many emotions and after l moved out he made this little sigh that said the little kids room under the loop and string. 🥰 He called me little kid till he past when l was 47yrs🥰
You young men really built something to be proud of.
I yearn for this kind of stuff, current friends want to go camping and such but I dont see em wanting to go this far