A visit with Adirondack French Louie in the West Canada Lakes Wilderness!

We traveled into the heart of the West Canada Lakes Wilderness to visit the home of the lovable Adirondack Hermit French Louis Seymour. He lived a charismatic life as a hunter, trapper, fisherman and guide until his death in 1915. He was known for visiting town twice a year to sell his furs and drown his thirst. He would hoot and holler and all the locals would know he was in town. In this video we travel to visit his cave shelter and eat a brook trout and venison We left behind some balsam browse for his bed and a two prong wood carved fork on his hearth
"WILDERNESS IS NOT A LUXURY BUT A NECESSITY OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT"
-Edward Abbey​
Please respect the woods & waters and leave them better than you found them. Pack out all trash! Collect only dead and down wood in the Adirondack Park. Pinch your barbs and keep the fish wet for a quick release (or enjoy them). Waste not, want not. Respect Mah Nature!
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