Yeah, It's definitely weathered but this is up on Mount Hood in Oregon and it gets beat up in the weather but still seemed to be in good shape. Thanks for watching
@@Chris_at_Home They are beautiful that is for sure. I just was not sure what they were. I knew they were not Pelicans that's for sure. Just another one of Natures many treats to enjoy.
It Alaska there are many cabin owned by the National Forest Service that you make reservations and rent. Many of these are fly in or hike in. A cabin looking like that would be similar to many of the cabins they rent out here.
This place is amazing. During the Off season you can use this cabin for free but you do so at your own risk. Other then a Bear or some critter trying to come through the door, there really is no risk.
@@LivinAdventurous we have an off-road place six miles from a road and we carry a 12 gauge because we have both brown and black bear visitors from time to time.
@@Chris_at_Home That's amazing, this place is off the beaten path and albeit bear activity may be a slim chance, depending on the time of year, it only takes one chance for them to show up for some bacon on the fire or anything else you cookin LOL
@@LivinAdventurous We keep our place clean of all food garbage so they mostly just pass through. The bear like to chew on plastic things like water jugs, gas jugs and garden hose. A few years ago I was sitting in the outhouse with the door open and a small black walked by less than 10 feet from me and never even looked towards me. It before my morning coffee but a was definitely awake after that happened.
Cabin roof needs some shakes or its not going to last long. Water kills thanks for sharing
Yeah, It's definitely weathered but this is up on Mount Hood in Oregon and it gets beat up in the weather but still seemed to be in good shape. Thanks for watching
Sand hill Cranes, would be my guess, when they speak it sounds like what i think a Terridactile would sound like.
I was probably at least 100yards away and those things looked at least 2-3 feet tall or better from where I was standing.
Yes they looked like them. We get them in our yard a lot as they nest not far from our house in the summer. They eat small rodents and frogs.
@@Chris_at_Home They are beautiful that is for sure. I just was not sure what they were. I knew they were not Pelicans that's for sure. Just another one of Natures many treats to enjoy.
Any chance you'll be building a cabin somewhere? I'm always looking around for new cabin build channels. Thanks!
I don't build them I just camp out in them but if I hear of any good channels out there I am happy to let you know. =)
Where is that cabin? It looks so peaceful there
It's up in the Mount Hood National Forest and it's Amazing.
No state,no county no country. Love how they forget to say that stuff
Makes me just not look anymore. I just skip over cause it's a waste of time!!!
It's in the description
It Alaska there are many cabin owned by the National Forest Service that you make reservations and rent. Many of these are fly in or hike in. A cabin looking like that would be similar to many of the cabins they rent out here.
This place is amazing. During the Off season you can use this cabin for free but you do so at your own risk. Other then a Bear or some critter trying to come through the door, there really is no risk.
@@LivinAdventurous we have an off-road place six miles from a road and we carry a 12 gauge because we have both brown and black bear visitors from time to time.
@@Chris_at_Home That's amazing, this place is off the beaten path and albeit bear activity may be a slim chance, depending on the time of year, it only takes one chance for them to show up for some bacon on the fire or anything else you cookin LOL
@@LivinAdventurous We keep our place clean of all food garbage so they mostly just pass through. The bear like to chew on plastic things like water jugs, gas jugs and garden hose. A few years ago I was sitting in the outhouse with the door open and a small black walked by less than 10 feet from me and never even looked towards me. It before my morning coffee but a was definitely awake after that happened.
You never even said what state or country you were in...
Thanks for pointing that out. This is Mount Hood National Forest in Oregon
I went and updated the description, thanks again for pointing out the Deets I left out =)
Where is that cabin? It looks so peaceful there...
That’s were i am going to live after i die
it's a great place and we really love it up there.