Exploring an Abandoned Trapper Cabin in the Rocky Mountains
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- Опубліковано 18 гру 2021
- The Backwoods Boys ran across an abandoned trapper cabin while exploring the Rocky Mountains this summer and spent some time exploring the craftsmanship that went into building this remote outpost cabin. Reminiscent of the dugout shack of the Mad Trapper of Rat River, the log cabin shares a lot of similarities with the historic cabins of the boreal forest on their own trapline, yet it is unique in several ways, making for a fascinating exploration tour. Check it out with us, and let us know if you can identify the unknown component hanging on either end of the cabin.
Thank you to:
Bear Essential Wilderness Adventures
K&J Northern Fur Stretchers (Nipawin)
Eagle Firearms (Tisdale)
ConQuest Scents
Bear Essential Life Magazine
Deer tracking Magazine
And thank you for watching!
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Great cabin
More videos please!
Those old boys knew what they were doing back in the day. Very nice find. You could probably get the cabin back up with a little work. It looks solid still.
Thanks for sharing! I hope your still making videos!!
They're very good!!
Cool find
Pretty darn neat!
Great to hear from you guys! Thank you for putting out cool content. Merry Christmas to you and all your family. Have an awesome 2022.
Thank you, and merry Christmas to you as well!
Thanks for taking the time to do this, i love this type of stuff. Stay safe.
We're glad you enjoy this as well; there's just something so neat about finding old trapping cabins and seeing the incredible craftsmanship that went into them. Thanks for watching!
I love the little doors
Great video!
Hi, just found your channel, really enjoy the content.Will you be putting out any trapping videos this season?
Neat little trappers cabin. Whoever did that had plenty of experience.
Absolutely! It's largely a lost art nowadays, especially all of the manual work with an axe. It's sure cool running across these little pieces of history.
Welcome back
Thanks!
Interesting cabin.
Good to see a new video, missed the content.
Thanks for being patient with us! :) We'll try and keep the content coming a bit more regularly!
@@BackwoodsBoys 👍
Lot of hard work. I bet the trapper was proud of it
I bet so too. I can imagine he spent a lot of freezing winter nights holed up in there, glad he spent to time to build it the way he did!
That chain was put there to make everybody wonder why the chain was there
Hey, how you been? Married life seems to be agreeing with you. Love these old cabins. I really regret giving up my rural property. My new long term dream is to build a cabin somewhere up north for recreational use. Merry Christmas to you guys and the family. Take care and thanks for the video.
Married life is very good! Between outfitting this fall for bears and deer, and working on my (Dale) CWD project, we've been keeping busy, which is good but has unfortunately put a dent in our UA-cam time! We're hoping to remedy that now. That is an excellent dream; there is something very healthy for the body and soul to have a cabin out in the wilderness! Merry Christmas to you as well!
@@BackwoodsBoys oh yep this is why you look good got ur self a good woman lol congratulations to yeah both
pne ridge four purlins
..Been a while
Where u been
Unfortunately life gets in the way of UA-cam once in a while haha. Between a summer of forest fires (almost lost cabins and lost a large part of the trapline forest), and a fall of outfitting (bears and deer) it's been tough to find time to edit videos. Hoping to fix that now though!
@@BackwoodsBoys well you look good & glad ur back sorry 2 hear about the hard times & hope it's all geting better 4 yeah & I'll be keeping eye out for yea take care & god bless bro