The Winter Cabin Ice Storm - Multiday Adventure
- Published on: 23 January 2019
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In this adventure Luke converts the old shed which is on Lone Wolf Mountain into a winter cabin as an Ice Storm moves into the area.
In this adventure;
an Ice Storm,
a make-shift cabin,
falling trees,
some good food,
a huge buck,
and more.
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COMMENTS: 40
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spectrumcase external 1 weeks ago
"it'll make you a god-damn sexual tyrannosaurus .... just like me" is a line from a Barney movie I'm guessing
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William Menchen 1 weeks ago
Wondering what to do with the shed/cabin! This place is too classic to be just a shed! How about seal it off with a door and window? What ever your new secret is on what to do, what could be more cool than a quick gettaway! During the year slowly store up a wood supply. your new idea is probably good , however it might be too much uptown! Shed/Cabin sounds good!
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Edwin J SKI Korczynski 3 weeks ago
Actually, You Should Never Boil Coffee. Despite the name of the article, traditional recipes almost never call for actually boiling the coffee. This is because boiling the coffee grounds will destroy flavour compounds and most likely result in bitter over-extraction.
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StormyPeak 1 months ago
I live in Idaho...and most hunters will Never count each prong on equal pronged antlers, I'm not sure but I think this is common in many western states. Example, If one side has 4 points... it's a 4 pointer...not an 8 pointer. The exception to this is if a buck (or an elk) has say 4 points on one side and 5 on the other then we call it a '4 by 5' And a spike is a deer who's antlers have no branches yet. Back in the 1970's the first deer I shot was a mule deer, a 5 by 6 and was 3rd heaviest shot in my country that year. It was big enough that my dad swung by the local meat processing place and had it weighed. My buck weighed 230 pounds field dressed, but with head, hide and legs still on. Most mule deer bucks around here averaged around 160 or so pounds. Back then we had 3 days where either gender could be harvested. I thought my dad was going to kill me for shooting a buck...lol. We never trophy hunted and the bucks usually had tougher meat, due to often being in rut, fighting each other and chasing does. It still turned out to be some really nice meat. I'm 58 now, disabled and I sure miss the days of being able to go camping and fishing. I never really cared for the hunting...did it for the meat - which was cheap back then, but the price of gas, hunting licenses and tags and the severe limitations set on where we could go up into the mountains, plus the 3 days of doe season was stopped, so all that really made it too expensive and more difficult to have a successful hunt....it became cheaper to buy beef.I love watching these camping videos...also all the modern things that make camping more comfortable would be fun to try out. Light weight reflective pads, rather than heavy old army wool blankets, materials...which we used as pads under the sleeping bags...things like that.
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Brenda Poston 1 months ago
Are you not worried about Bears andCougars? Ie , wildlife attacking you ! I’d be afraid to close my eyes !
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M Brontë 1 months ago
Luke had to revisit this old video just because you are finally building a cabin! The antlers, what a great find and lovely gift from nature!
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Dave Wall 2 months ago
Liking this vid cars have horns, deer have antlers haha good show reminds of 40 years ago thank you
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MAC Daddy 2 months ago
Nice property. Will make a great site for a nice cabin. Keep that old shed, it is a treasure.
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MAC Daddy 2 months ago
Roughing it with beer and BBQ. You have your priorities right so I had to subscribe.
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Rita WILLIAMS 2 months ago
Luke you should have put your heater pipe inside and found a way to just put it out like an elbow the way you got it it's going to snow in it but you're losing heat the heat on that kind of heater comes mostly from the pipe you need another elbow to put it outside and then one to go up you're losing over half your heat
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Deb Bryant 2 months ago
Build a a-frame cabin! They have good plans online,with a deck to set on and solar panels
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Deb Bryant 2 months ago
Love this area! You are so good with your adventures with yourself and Susie
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Rick Kearn 2 months ago
where the heck did you get that long handled spork?? Awesome videos, love this YT channel. Cheers.
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Spider Reed 2 months ago
I wouldn't even classify that as a storm so far..unless its a late arriving storm...I guess your a barbeque guy,I prefer onion and bacon baked beans.
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Brandon Clum 2 months ago
Not to burst your bubble look but that's only graded as a 4 point buck or likely a 4x4
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lilbeau 2 months ago
Try mothballs for you spiders + other fun things that might would like to move in while you're away...
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Glenn Fryer 2 months ago
It’s worth cladding the cabin…and putting a decent flue in .. some single wall flue pipe and some a length of Twin wall through a flashing kit and a cowl, co2 alarm .. job done .. be nice and toasty.. it would make a great place ..
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Joseph p 2 months ago
Watch this video numerous times can't wait to see him go back there like he said he would looks like a great place to camp
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h g 2 months ago
If it was fixed up to nice,i would be there all the time! doing some shooting ,hunting try to make funiture out of wood. Im not good at the furniture making but it would be fun to try!
It's here everyone, I hope that you enjoy it!BTW, I'll be hitting the road trail...I mean road again soon for the next adventure!Stay Tuned! - Luke