Right away I want to tell you how young I am I'm only 70 I got to tell you you're determination strength and endurance are a shot in the arm, I love that you have burnt down your old cabin and you're making a new one man that's so excellent hang in there I hope you are able to catch more and shoot more birds and maybe a fish you never know. Hooray I'm on your side dude I know you already know how to kick ass though carry on,
wow Oscar, thank you for this message. coming from someone that has seen 70 years worth of life it really means a lot to me. thanks for coming back and watching another one! thank you again 🙏
@@skoteoutdoors I was gonna say the exact same but I'm only 57!!! lol - Young man, you are a breath of fresh air!!! This generation doesn't seem to enjoy "work" anymore but may I say that you are one hell of an inspiration. God bless and keep em' coming.
Обычно перематываю процесс готовки и жрачки, но тут человек приготовил, то, что сам добыл, а не притащил с собой. Браво... Ещё бы обойтись без вырубки и использовать ветровал, вообще было бы супер...
I'm gonna screen shot this comment and send it to my family lol they would crack up at the idea of me being anything close to zen. Thanks for watching !
You are one tough dude. I can't believe what happened. That place you built was awesome, make this one even better. I know from what I've seen, you're the man to do it. The strong survive. And you are the epitome of strength. Rugged individualism personified. Looking forward to the coming videos.
Yes another cabin! I think it’s really awesome that you have the capability and knowledge to not only survive out in the woods alone, but also build a decent structure to live in on your own. Not many people can do that. ❤ I just starting to watch the video so I’ll more then likely comment again at the end. Serious kudos to you sir
@@skoteoutdoors I dunno I think it definitely requires a bit of skill. Knowing measurements by sight and the ability to actually build something of that stature is a skill. Someone else going into that situation not knowing anything might build a make shift teepee of sticks 🤣
Mate you're a legend. Building a cabin with primitive tools, eat whatever you can get your hands on, record your progress, edit, and answer comments. My hat's off to you! What a beast. And BTW I really appreciate your direct and no nonsense answers to those who are not wearing your shoes.
don't think that I didn't have my dark days, and times when I didn't want to keep working. it seems more straight forward watching this than it actually was. Im confident many people could do this if it were forced on them. thanks for watching. glad to have you aboard
Appreciate that, thank you. id be the first one to tell you that I really do not no as much as you may think. A lot of this is just figuring it out as I go. anyone can do all of this, if your healthy enough to walk through the woods than you can do it. the skills are easily learned
I'm doing the same thing in BC. Has taken me a long time to get the determination to do it but I'm set on finishing my cabin before winter so I can hopefully stay in it for a bit! Although I'm definitely having issues with a lot of the trees in the area being a little too big haha. Lots of hard work I must say so hats off to a fellow Cabin Canadian
A lot of people would have thrown in the towel but not you! It is awesome to see you setting such a huge example for those that want to follow in your footsteps. Can't wait to see more inspiring footage along your journey.
thanks tackleland, ive quit before, over the years I have begun building a little log cabin but stopped before it was done. realized that it just seems like a pile of logs right up until it finally turns into a cabin. like most things the trick is to just keep chipping away at it
I have the utmost respect and admiration for the level of dedication that you put into these projects. To build a log cabin in the North with hand tools and no food but what you could take from the land….you’re the uncrowned King of RUclips bushcraft. Mad props Sir. You’re tough as nails!
Shit sir this is mighty kind of you. First time I've been called the king of anything lol it really is much simpler than it may look. Anyone who is strong enough to walk around can do all of this stuff. It's in us all
@@skoteoutdoors The ability yes but the will to see it through …hard no, full stop. Your content is top shelf. Thanks for bringing us along on your epic adventures.
Always such a pleasure to watch your focused determination and endless skills to create an amazing survival shelter and your ability to forage, catch and cook in the wild. Awesome. Matty. Blessing and safe travels.
So happy to see you back. It was heartbreaking seeing you burn down your cabin. You’re an amazing young man and an inspiration for many I’m sure. Thank you for sharing your life with us!
I hope this one gets to stay where it is I mean that with all possible respect taking one down must have been so hard I hope you do not have to go through that again. You sir are Awaome Mr Skote
That snow at 49:52 tho. Wow. The new cabin is looking good so far. I'm glad you got it up in time for winter. At least you have a warm place to stay when the cold winds blow. I'll be praying for you on these cold upcoming nights.
thanks Fraser, using just hand tools really puts it into perspective how hard those people were back in the day when everything around you was built by hand. thanks for watching!
I can't wait for you to do something like this again. It was genuinely some of the best content I've watched on YT. I know it's an insane amount of work for such little payoff, but it was incredibly entertaining and there's nothing else like it. I will like this video and will let it play while I try to go to sleep for your watchtime/views, because I hope you get more exposure. ASMR stuff does well for whatever reason. Can't wait for more similar content like that trip! Hope we get some good closure on the abrupt ending sometime. Love following along from California.
Wow thank you Luke. Means a lot man. Sure is a shit load of work but I really do enjoy it. Thanks for coming back to watch! Going to follow this video with a full length version talking and explaing what it was really like
Good Afternoon Matty .. Glad to see/watch you back in the saddle. Hope your doggie is doing well, I did not see him in your latest video. It is nice to have a companion with you and a good bear alert on top of that. Take care. Always enjoy your posts //
Man. You're the real deal. I've watched so many bushcraft videos. And they are not as authentic as you. Mostly bringing there food in materials in. In my opinion if you are going to live in the forest/wilderness you've got live of the forest.
So glad you're back at it! I love watching you and seeing how absolutely determined you are! It is quite inspiring! Makes me want to follow my dreams and get some property in the wilderness to live out my days! Oh and I have to agree that you should have way more subs. Your content is amazing! Be well up there!
incredible work! i live in LA, work in TX. flying. meetings. staff. these types of videos i see on youtube are so inspiring and get me itching to head outdoors. way to go!
Happen to stumble across your video just last evening, it took awhile for your channel to show up but I see its been awhile you have been doing this hard work, its baffling how real bushcraft/outdoors content like this does not have at least half mill it deserves, I remember hunting and trapping camps like this from my grandfather's and father's day remote, right down to the meadow grass in the bedding, nothing beats experiences like the one you are having, keep on keeping on and doing your thing, +1likesub
Wow what a description of your old man and grandfather. Saying Meadow grass bedding, makes me almost smell it. Thank you and welcome. Very glad to have ya
Bro you ate a fox 🦊 lol your sick I watch a ton of these outdoor survival channels and your is the realist!! Your the real deal keep it up you got me following lol
I appreciate that Vinny, thanks for the sub. And believe it or not that fox was absolutely delicious. A proper wild fox like this don't need to worry about him scavenging and eating garbage. This thing was proper wild
This was my first video of yours and I am so amazed. You are the real deal. Thank you so much for sharing. Good luck to you man. Greetings from Prague, Czech republic
thanks Koszyk, you should go out there and do something similar! that's the great part about all this outdoor and woods stuff.. it takes next to no skill. just lots of work. thanks for watching!
It is always a good day when you post a new video great to see you back and as always really enjoyed the video A very well built log cabin Thank you All the best Take care
90% of all this is just hard work. Maybe 10% skill. Anyone can learn or even teach themselves how to do all of this. Thanks for watching, glad to have ya
thanks Oscar, best fishing of my life was up there. saved some of the real money shots of the fishing for the other version of this trip I'm going to share with you soon
I really admire your devotion and skills, awesome work and thanks for sharing! Lots of respect, greetings from Finland, land of thousands wooden cottages and cabins!
ouuuu land of a thousand wooden cottages and cabins sounds like paradise. great description. well greetings from your neighbour in Newfoundland. Thanks for watching. hope you stick around.
+ YOUNG MAN awsome strength and agility to work in those conditions to see ya home burn and to restart is a testament to your true grit may your strength and love of outdoors with ya dog keep you in good health cant wait to see ya new build i subscribed because of your tanacity and heart god bless you on this journey ill be her with you
Hi !! So glad to see your rebuild, I was wondering...Ive been off grid in Oklahoma going on 28 yrs. Sure not easy but so rewarding. If people would just mind their own business and let be. Im 73 and enjoyed watching. I do love my chainsaw and maul but understand no gas/oil there. I pray you enjoy your life in peace. Thankyou, off grid in Oklahoma Mt Momma
hello to Mt Momma! 28 years you must have seen it all by now and learned so many random skills. good on ya, Oklahoma would be a great place to homestead. Im down that way each spring shearing alpacas and still to this day the best lightning show I've ever seen was in Oklahoma. thanks for watching !
Big fan I think it would be really cool to let us know the stuff your eating n catching also the different types of plants u pick up really interested thank you !
Приветствую! Мужик, ты реально крут и это реально выживание!!! Респект и уважуха! Посмотрел ролик на одном дыхании и с огромным интересом, спасибо! Два вопроса: не приобрести ли тебе хороший нож для разделки дичи и как ты планируешь кормиться зимой? Здоровья тебе, дружище, и удачи! Жду продолжения развития событий!
thats great. I really didnt know you had that many videos out. we really enjoy them. your a hard worker and my husband and I feel bad that you had to burn the cabin up.
I used to build a lot with my hands until a motorcycle accident put me in a bed going on 6 years now. All I can say is wow about your videos and I'm impressed. You belong on one of those survival tv shows. You would win first place I bet. I was so mad though when you had to burn the greenhouse I would love to get my hands on some of the sticky green stuff you grew it's legal where I live now. Hook a brother up jk.
Bahah love when people notice the green house. That must be tough man, can't imagine. Thanks for reaching out. See the car profile pic so guessing you were a car guy back in the day doing that work?
That's my 65 Ford galaxie 500. I am a jack of all trades. Wood working mechanical and electrical. Anything I could get my hands on i would work on. I miss those days.
Amazing Brother Watching you harvest the Partridge, preparing it & eating. Was it Wild Cranberries in the pot? Then seeing you look out at the beautiful night sky & stars. Amazing ❤🙏🏾🪶
ehh Trevor, glad you liked it man. It was partridge berries. It was a very humbling experience being out there with most of the extras stripped away. thanks for watching
Dude! You ate the fox! 😂 I was like oh maybe he is going to befriend the fox. Getting that fuzzy Disney like movie feeling. Then you ate him! Raw! And real! This video is a genuine masterpiece! Job well done! 👍🏻
Hi Skote, is this the Labrador trip, couple yrs ago. Nice job on your trapper tilt cabin even with the thieving fox. Tough as nails you! Like your videos, amazing stamina with the determination. Wondering the maker of the axe, good one for the tasks.
ehh Skote, good eye sir. that fox was almost the end of me I tell ya lol thank you man I appreciate that a lot. the axe is a Gransfors Bruk full length felling axe. that thing is a bush saber, cuts like butter and holds an edge well.
A suggestions: if possible buy a large size Waterproof/snowproof Canvas Tarp the size of your cabib roof.. if 1 is not big.. buy 2... then remove the blue tarp and replace it with canvas..one on the other.. to extend its size... its easiy to maintain..all you need is some get some pine wax and a paintbrush and melt the wax on medium size pineapple tin and paste it with the paint brush on the canvas (when needed).
couldn't agree more. would lovee to have a nice piece of waxed canvas. one of my favourite materials, its just some damn expensive. the 20$ Canadian tire tarps do a decent job in the meantime. have you used a canvas tarp for cabin roof before?
Hiya my friend great to see you back, your very humble and really dont appreciate the amount of work you actually put in, it takes a special person to do this again after you had to burn the first one. Just one question are you sure this plot you are using is within your boundaries?? thanks again
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Right away I want to tell you how young I am I'm only 70 I got to tell you you're determination strength and endurance are a shot in the arm, I love that you have burnt down your old cabin and you're making a new one man that's so excellent hang in there I hope you are able to catch more and shoot more birds and maybe a fish you never know. Hooray I'm on your side dude I know you already know how to kick ass though carry on,
wow Oscar, thank you for this message. coming from someone that has seen 70 years worth of life it really means a lot to me. thanks for coming back and watching another one! thank you again 🙏
@@skoteoutdoors you are very welcome hee Haw
@@skoteoutdoors I was gonna say the exact same but I'm only 57!!! lol - Young man, you are a breath of fresh air!!! This generation doesn't seem to enjoy "work" anymore but may I say that you are one hell of an inspiration. God bless and keep em' coming.
Livin
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god love ya Steve, thank you and will do sir.
Your determination, and motivation are OUTSTANDING. Once the cabin is done I hope you bring your dog back
Обычно перематываю процесс готовки и жрачки, но тут человек приготовил, то, что сам добыл, а не притащил с собой. Браво...
Ещё бы обойтись без вырубки и использовать ветровал, вообще было бы супер...
Dude, you’ve become a zen master without intending to be one. Truly amazing.
I'm gonna screen shot this comment and send it to my family lol they would crack up at the idea of me being anything close to zen. Thanks for watching !
You are one tough dude. I can't believe what happened. That place you built was awesome, make this one even better. I know from what I've seen, you're the man to do it. The strong survive. And you are the epitome of strength. Rugged individualism personified. Looking forward to the coming videos.
Yes another cabin! I think it’s really awesome that you have the capability and knowledge to not only survive out in the woods alone, but also build a decent structure to live in on your own. Not many people can do that. ❤ I just starting to watch the video so I’ll more then likely comment again at the end. Serious kudos to you sir
naw thank you JenJones. that's really kind of you. its really just a whole heck of a lot of work, little skill involved in any of this stuff.
@@skoteoutdoors I dunno I think it definitely requires a bit of skill. Knowing measurements by sight and the ability to actually build something of that stature is a skill. Someone else going into that situation not knowing anything might build a make shift teepee of sticks 🤣
hahaha a tipi could work sure.
Mate you're a legend. Building a cabin with primitive tools, eat whatever you can get your hands on, record your progress, edit, and answer comments. My hat's off to you! What a beast.
And BTW I really appreciate your direct and no nonsense answers to those who are not wearing your shoes.
You are a man of focus,will commitment,and sheer determination something sadly most young men of today know nothing about.
don't think that I didn't have my dark days, and times when I didn't want to keep working. it seems more straight forward watching this than it actually was. Im confident many people could do this if it were forced on them. thanks for watching. glad to have you aboard
This man is amazing! On a side note this is such a relaxing video am freaking fall asleep just to the sounds.
No chainsaw, no modern tools just pure man power, strength and skills. You are the true outdoor survival expert!
Appreciate that, thank you. id be the first one to tell you that I really do not no as much as you may think. A lot of this is just figuring it out as I go. anyone can do all of this, if your healthy enough to walk through the woods than you can do it. the skills are easily learned
Смотрите внимательней. Часть деревьев спилено бензопилой.
@@zolotov7227 where?
@@samueljlarson в караганде, сказал же, смотри внимательнее.
I'm doing the same thing in BC. Has taken me a long time to get the determination to do it but I'm set on finishing my cabin before winter so I can hopefully stay in it for a bit! Although I'm definitely having issues with a lot of the trees in the area being a little too big haha. Lots of hard work I must say so hats off to a fellow Cabin Canadian
Good on ya! You can definitely get it done before winter... yes I dream about getting some of those big logs under my saw someday
A lot of people would have thrown in the towel but not you! It is awesome to see you setting such a huge example for those that want to follow in your footsteps. Can't wait to see more inspiring footage along your journey.
thanks tackleland, ive quit before, over the years I have begun building a little log cabin but stopped before it was done. realized that it just seems like a pile of logs right up until it finally turns into a cabin. like most things the trick is to just keep chipping away at it
This is what I would call BEAST MODE 💪
I have the utmost respect and admiration for the level of dedication that you put into these projects. To build a log cabin in the North with hand tools and no food but what you could take from the land….you’re the uncrowned King of RUclips bushcraft. Mad props Sir. You’re tough as nails!
Shit sir this is mighty kind of you. First time I've been called the king of anything lol it really is much simpler than it may look. Anyone who is strong enough to walk around can do all of this stuff. It's in us all
@@skoteoutdoors The ability yes but the will to see it through …hard no, full stop. Your content is top shelf. Thanks for bringing us along on your epic adventures.
My pleasure. Thanks for the encouragement
Always such a pleasure to watch your focused determination and endless skills to create an amazing survival shelter and your ability to forage, catch and cook in the wild. Awesome. Matty. Blessing and safe travels.
god love ya gypsy thank you, always happy to read your comments
Thanks for keeping it real Matty. That's real survival. Best wishes to you.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching. Best wishes back at ya sir
You should be at 100K followers right now. Such hard work. 😢 your body must be in pain. Take it easy.
Agree! Like a million subs. Guys a machine lol
it is hard work but luckily I really enjoy doing it. being in woods actually doing it and also the editing of the video afterward.
@@skoteoutdoors Take care of yourself. Love the video. Thank you 👏
thank you and will do!
So happy to see you back. It was heartbreaking seeing you burn down your cabin. You’re an amazing young man and an inspiration for many I’m sure. Thank you for sharing your life with us!
Thank you so much, I appreciate that
Te lo tomas con mucha calma lo bueno que tienes que todo lo pescas y cazas pero con muchas tecnologías
That was legit favourite part was that fox kill did not expect that gonna hang his hide in the cabin or turn it into something, great content
I hope this one gets to stay where it is I mean that with all possible respect taking one down must have been so hard I hope you do not have to go through that again. You sir are Awaome Mr Skote
Appreciate it sir
Very Impressive young man. real sounds of real work. looking forward to the next installment of your build.
Thank you Sir, appreciate it. Going to share a full version of this story with talking and more in depth of how those 46 days really were
good to see you back
Ah ya baby, still here and kickin!
That snow at 49:52 tho. Wow. The new cabin is looking good so far. I'm glad you got it up in time for winter. At least you have a warm place to stay when the cold winds blow. I'll be praying for you on these cold upcoming nights.
Good video man , you are much more skilled than any one ive seen on that show ALONE , we wish you well , thanks for the great video .
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching and taking the time to send some nice words! Hope your back for the next one
Damn that's a lot of work by hand with hand tools great job. Always a fan of your videos. 💪
thanks Fraser, using just hand tools really puts it into perspective how hard those people were back in the day when everything around you was built by hand. thanks for watching!
I can't wait for you to do something like this again. It was genuinely some of the best content I've watched on YT. I know it's an insane amount of work for such little payoff, but it was incredibly entertaining and there's nothing else like it. I will like this video and will let it play while I try to go to sleep for your watchtime/views, because I hope you get more exposure. ASMR stuff does well for whatever reason. Can't wait for more similar content like that trip! Hope we get some good closure on the abrupt ending sometime. Love following along from California.
Wow thank you Luke. Means a lot man. Sure is a shit load of work but I really do enjoy it. Thanks for coming back to watch! Going to follow this video with a full length version talking and explaing what it was really like
Good Afternoon Matty .. Glad to see/watch you back in the saddle. Hope your doggie is doing well, I did not see him in your latest video. It is nice to have a companion with you and a good bear alert on top of that. Take care. Always enjoy your posts //
Ehhh thanks Dawn, Ronnie is doing fine. He didn't come on this trip, stayed with family instead
Me and my wife are moving to yukon this spring, im beyond excited to get into some real bush and build a cabin.
Hopefully we cross paths one day
Man. You're the real deal. I've watched so many bushcraft videos. And they are not as authentic as you. Mostly bringing there food in materials in.
In my opinion if you are going to live in the forest/wilderness you've got live of the forest.
Appreciate that man thank you. going in and proper living on the land like this is an eye opening experience.
Your first cabin was the best. I hope you improve this one. Probably got started late in the season
Dude , you are such a legend ! Just amazing !
Thank you man I appreciate that. Glad you enjoyed
So glad you're back at it! I love watching you and seeing how absolutely determined you are! It is quite inspiring! Makes me want to follow my dreams and get some property in the wilderness to live out my days! Oh and I have to agree that you should have way more subs. Your content is amazing! Be well up there!
You can do it! really is simple as it looks, just lots of hard work. thank you for taking the time to write this, very kind.
incredible work! i live in LA, work in TX. flying. meetings. staff. these types of videos i see on youtube are so inspiring and get me itching to head outdoors. way to go!
Shit ya Goldman, this is the type of comments I love reading. I hope you do get the itch after watching. The outdoors is calling for ya sir
Happen to stumble across your video just last evening, it took awhile for your channel to show up but I see its been awhile you have been doing this hard work, its baffling how real bushcraft/outdoors content like this does not have at least half mill it deserves, I remember hunting and trapping camps like this from my grandfather's and father's day remote, right down to the meadow grass in the bedding, nothing beats experiences like the one you are having, keep on keeping on and doing your thing, +1likesub
Wow what a description of your old man and grandfather. Saying Meadow grass bedding, makes me almost smell it. Thank you and welcome. Very glad to have ya
I was like nr 222
thank you ❤️ glad to hear it
Matty's back.
yea boi
pretty much the only words spoken in this video "mmmn" "mmmn"
enough said
How did i miss this! No notification 😱 gtsy you posted again :)
I remember this from your other series. Was a great achievement. That darn fox tho 😅
Bro you ate a fox 🦊 lol your sick I watch a ton of these outdoor survival channels and your is the realist!! Your the real deal keep it up you got me following lol
I appreciate that Vinny, thanks for the sub. And believe it or not that fox was absolutely delicious. A proper wild fox like this don't need to worry about him scavenging and eating garbage. This thing was proper wild
Outstanding video Thank you !!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'd seen your burning down cabin vid, but hadn't subscribed. This vid earned my subscription. Can't wait to see what your up to next.
Glad to hear that sir, thank you for the sub and welcome!
I watched you bring out that single buck and I about fell over, right on dude that is excellent.
Shit ya, glad someone can appreciate a piece of equipment that bad ass. Thanks for watching !
Без бензопилы построить, паренёк у тебя очень много силы воли, молодец очень удивил.
Thank you, it was a lot harder with out the chainsaw thats for sure
i think that was a leatherman Charge multi tool and, a gransfurs bruk american felling ax. got some really good tools there.
Good eye Billy! You no your gear. It's a surge tho not a charge.spot on with the axe!
@@skoteoutdoors you should look into a charge or an arc, better blade steel, both are pricey though. I own both, best multitools i have ever had.
Awesome video, i love what you have done.
Man, this is really amazing. Hats off for you. Cheers from Spain, brother
Glad you enjoyed it, cheers from Newfoundland!
This was my first video of yours and I am so amazed. You are the real deal. Thank you so much for sharing. Good luck to you man. Greetings from Prague, Czech republic
Thank you so much! Welcome aboard and glad to have you! Hello from Newfoundland
Woohoo... You didn't let the burning stop you, fantastic 😊
Hope you are looking after yourself buddy..
Thanks Darren
Tough as nails mate, appreciate you putting in the extra efforts to film it for us to see. Cheers 🇦🇺 🍻
My pleasure, cheers sir
Oh this great adventure! 😮 I hope to do smth similar. Keep on doing this! You are the best!
What is the name of the red berries?
thanks Koszyk, you should go out there and do something similar! that's the great part about all this outdoor and woods stuff.. it takes next to no skill. just lots of work. thanks for watching!
Partridge berries
It is always a good day when you post a new video great to see you back and as always really enjoyed the video A very well built log cabin Thank you All the best Take care
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for tuning in Susan
Yeahhhhh buddddddy!!!!
always glad to have you aboard !
You sure know how to build an survive man one hard working man
90% of all this is just hard work. Maybe 10% skill. Anyone can learn or even teach themselves how to do all of this. Thanks for watching, glad to have ya
На такой труд , можно смотреть вечно !! 👍
Glad you like it
45:30 what a beautiful shot and I hope you can keep this cabin up and not have to burn it down.
This one is safe for now luckily. Glad you liked it!
Your videos are absolutely exceptional.
glad you like them! glad to have ya
PS happy to see you back nice fish .
thanks Oscar, best fishing of my life was up there. saved some of the real money shots of the fishing for the other version of this trip I'm going to share with you soon
God bless, brother. ❤❤❤❤
Thank you kindly ❤️
Pretty Impressive!
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm new here and I believe I'm gonna love this channel❤
welcome! glad to have you
I really admire your devotion and skills, awesome work and thanks for sharing! Lots of respect, greetings from Finland, land of thousands wooden cottages and cabins!
ouuuu land of a thousand wooden cottages and cabins sounds like paradise. great description. well greetings from your neighbour in Newfoundland. Thanks for watching. hope you stick around.
You should apply for the TV show "Alone". I believe you would win!
to hillbilly for that crowd lol
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YOUNG MAN awsome strength and agility to work in those conditions to see ya home burn and to restart is a testament to your true grit may your strength and love of outdoors with ya dog keep you in good health cant wait to see ya new build i subscribed because of your tanacity and heart god bless you on this journey ill be her with you
Wow Mark this is a very very kind message, thank you for taking the time to write it. Glad to have you aboard, welcome
Hi !! So glad to see your rebuild, I was wondering...Ive been off grid in Oklahoma going on 28 yrs. Sure not easy but so rewarding. If people would just mind their own business and let be. Im 73 and enjoyed watching. I do love my chainsaw and maul but understand no gas/oil there. I pray you enjoy your life in peace. Thankyou, off grid in Oklahoma Mt Momma
hello to Mt Momma! 28 years you must have seen it all by now and learned so many random skills. good on ya, Oklahoma would be a great place to homestead. Im down that way each spring shearing alpacas and still to this day the best lightning show I've ever seen was in Oklahoma. thanks for watching !
Nice video very peaceful
Glad you liked it
@@skoteoutdoors take her easy buddy
Truly amazing content 💪🙏🏼
Thanks Jon
You built you another cabin that is great
Gonna freeze to death with that Lil stove yo
She's small but she's mighty
Your almost as good as me keep it going bro 😊
Great video, I really enjoyed it! 1st one, I’m interested!
Glad to hear it! Welcome and I hope you stick around
i like the way the salmon smoker just appears, as if by magic
Gotta like it eh.. if you want to see the smoker build there is a video of it from quite a ways back.
Ya make sure she’s in the right spot 😂😂😂🔥
ahahah shit this made me laugh. this one is safe for now luckily
Brilliant work😎🌲🌳🪵🔥
thanks Rough, glad you liked it
Dude, you really should apply for the Show Alone !! You would kick it's ass !!!
To rough a crowd for them my son
When you build a cabin by hand your a hard worker
It wasn't easy that's for sure.
I think it's fricken awesome that you are getting back at it. I wish I had your drive...and hair.
Bahahah this is awesome. Send me an adress and I'll ship you a few locks sure! Thanks for watching
Love your content man. Always look forward to seeing a Skote Outdoors video drop. Keep it up!
Thanks man, copy that!
Lotta work.
My man!
Ya boi
Big fan I think it would be really cool to let us know the stuff your eating n catching also the different types of plants u pick up really interested thank you !
Love it
Glad to hear it!
crazy~
forest destroyer
Thanks for watching
Приветствую!
Мужик, ты реально крут и это реально выживание!!! Респект и уважуха! Посмотрел ролик на одном дыхании и с огромным интересом, спасибо!
Два вопроса: не приобрести ли тебе хороший нож для разделки дичи и как ты планируешь кормиться зимой?
Здоровья тебе, дружище, и удачи! Жду продолжения развития событий!
bro you are a machine
Thanks Nikola. Don't be fooled though, I was tired and struggling for energy most every day out there.
My husband and I enjoy your videos. We would really enjoy hearing you talk on it. Im sorry you had to burn down your other home.
Thank you, I will. Soon going to share a full length version of this trip where I do lots of talking
thats great. I really didnt know you had that many videos out. we really enjoy them. your a hard worker and my husband and I feel bad that you had to burn the cabin up.
Naw don't feel bad for me girl. I just kept on going. It was just a cabin, can always rebuild
I used to build a lot with my hands until a motorcycle accident put me in a bed going on 6 years now. All I can say is wow about your videos and I'm impressed. You belong on one of those survival tv shows. You would win first place I bet. I was so mad though when you had to burn the greenhouse I would love to get my hands on some of the sticky green stuff you grew it's legal where I live now. Hook a brother up jk.
Bahah love when people notice the green house. That must be tough man, can't imagine. Thanks for reaching out. See the car profile pic so guessing you were a car guy back in the day doing that work?
That's my 65 Ford galaxie 500. I am a jack of all trades. Wood working mechanical and electrical. Anything I could get my hands on i would work on. I miss those days.
What a unit, I bet you do miss that. Thank God you did when you could.
I had no idea Dave Grohl was into survival stuff
It's alright to build a cabin. But where you can survive the whole year you have my interest 😊
Amazing Brother
Watching you harvest the Partridge, preparing it & eating.
Was it Wild Cranberries in the pot?
Then seeing you look out at the beautiful night sky & stars.
Amazing ❤🙏🏾🪶
ehh Trevor, glad you liked it man. It was partridge berries. It was a very humbling experience being out there with most of the extras stripped away. thanks for watching
@@skoteoutdoors
I also really really loved watching your Northern Build at the River.
It was Incredible.
So sorry you had to destroy it
Appreciate that, it was hard but in the end it all worked out fine I think. glad you liked it though
When using your lumber saw you should cut on the pullback, not when pushing forward, and you'll have a much easier time of it.
Bravo
Thanks Steve!
Dude! You ate the fox! 😂
I was like oh maybe he is going to befriend the fox. Getting that fuzzy Disney like movie feeling. Then you ate him! Raw! And real! This video is a genuine masterpiece! Job well done! 👍🏻
Bahaha I'm glad you get it. They are cute for sure but so is most animals we eat. Let me tell you though both those fox's were delicious
I gotta take you out gold sniping! You would do well!
hahah shit I wish, tried my hand at that once remember
@@skoteoutdoors lol whenever you are in BC next, I will show u spots with crazy gold. Canyons . Wetsuits n googles n we get you nuggets
ouuf copy that. sounds right up Skotes alley!
Build a 46-yard wooden house big enough for you
Hi Skote, is this the Labrador trip, couple yrs ago. Nice job on your trapper tilt cabin even with the thieving fox. Tough as nails you! Like your videos, amazing stamina with the determination. Wondering the maker of the axe, good one for the tasks.
ehh Skote, good eye sir. that fox was almost the end of me I tell ya lol thank you man I appreciate that a lot. the axe is a Gransfors Bruk full length felling axe. that thing is a bush saber, cuts like butter and holds an edge well.
How many days did it take you to finish building your cabin?
Mmm I'm not exactly sure since many days I was busy with other things and didn't build
A suggestions:
if possible buy a large size Waterproof/snowproof Canvas Tarp the size of your cabib roof.. if 1 is not big.. buy 2... then remove the blue tarp and replace it with canvas..one on the other.. to extend its size... its easiy to maintain..all you need is some get some pine wax and a paintbrush and melt the wax on medium size pineapple tin and paste it with the paint brush on the canvas (when needed).
couldn't agree more. would lovee to have a nice piece of waxed canvas. one of my favourite materials, its just some damn expensive. the 20$ Canadian tire tarps do a decent job in the meantime. have you used a canvas tarp for cabin roof before?
You need to go on the show "Alone".
To rough a crowd
Hiya my friend great to see you back, your very humble and really dont appreciate the amount of work you actually put in, it takes a special person to do this again after you had to burn the first one. Just one question are you sure this plot you are using is within your boundaries?? thanks again
Thank you and I'm glad your enjoying it. And yes this cabin is safe lol