Abandoned Trapper Shack

#trapper #cabin, #wildernesscamping #logcabin, #bushcraft

[itsallen]

Did you happen to see if there are any dates on the milk jugs to see when it may have been used last? Pretty cool find can't imagine how many of those Shacks are scattered throughout the woods

[jcarry]

What a bummer, that could have been a jewel.

[kennethfrancis]

Breaks my heart to see camp this way. Im 36 and i been to my paps camp since 8 or 9 and their all 76 now still doin well but you know 1 day itll just be me and hey its all good yano but makes me sad alittle to know the old days are long gone, technology ruined us it all was true, too bad the people making the rules didnt listen huh.. stay blessed brotha nice trappin this year !

[DryerOutdoors]

Ugh it's sad to see places like this run down. With all the history from the people that built it and kept it going for so many years. If that cabin could speak I bet it could tell some stories. To bad you couldn't find out who own it Joe. From watching your other full videos with the ax restorations that cabin would of been a very nice cabin!!

[machone]

The glass on those windows 🪟 is just beautiful! Looks super old!

[Mad.Man.Marine]

You have got to be from Maine!! Love it

[SultanofSpey]

It would have been nice but probably not worth it now. But definitely get the land and give me a call. I’ll help build the new one.

[aaronbaldwin]

Man, that's a shame. Does it still have sturdy bones for someone to possibly save it?

[mute]

Where abouts, reginally, are ya?
I wish there were still wild places where I live. We have beauty and nature...remote, but not wild.

[rebeccakennedy]

That would be great to tale it over & completely remodel & restored back to the norm.
Than, you'd have some peace of mind in the gorgeous wilderness area. Log cabin Style. 😅

[eliast]

Does it belong to someone?
Can anyone repair it?

[pubuapubua]

Trappers; how do you live with yourselves?