@@TheRealTedBairdNot figured out which one you are yet? I'm a Newby.. I'm sure though, that in future if Shawn's help is needed, he won't hesitate to be there for any of you guys. You're all awesome, fantastic help. This is something that's missing in today's world. I'm still trying to work out who's who, aside from Shawn and, I think Doug I haven't a clue?
No Problem Im the one talking the very beginning of the video with the hat and sunglasses and the bigger red haired guy is my brother Jim. I agree that that is missing often in todays world its great to team up with these guys
Hey Its my brotherJim who is Married to Tori with a baby and Buck. Im the other red hair guy. A lot of people get us mixed up the editors even did when we were on the TV show Alone on the History channel they often shoed me and said it was Jim and vice versa. Some people have asked if we are twins so sometimes it gets confusing.
This was awesome watching this from your perspective Ted! You guys really killed it up there and what a fun time with Shawn! The Meat fest was epic! Thanks for sharing with us Brother... Cheers
Ted, I’ve seen all the long house videos and I agree that this is the best. Because this is such a culturally significant and unusual project, the more detail, the better. I look forward to the next installment. Kudos!
Hey Rich Thanks for the great review of the vid. Gonna have my version of the 1st stage up tomorrow should hv a few more details if your interested take care
Great job Ted..good luck with the channel..fun build you guys are doing..having fun doing the work using the old way techniques..can't wait till the one..
Hi Hellen, ok no problem. Sharing the different faces of the landscapes is a big reason to want to share the experiences . Everywhere has its own story to tell.
*New Subscriber* I really appreciate the work you and all the guys did on Shawn James' (Self Reliance) long house. The unity, synchronicity, and hard work you all displayed is totally what the world needs to see. The simplistic life styles you all promote really make me appreciate anything I am able to do with my own hands (sew, crochet, bake, etc.). All of you guys make us all wonder if we could make it living off of natural resources and off the grid. I look forward to following your channel and watching you build to 1M subscribers.
Hey Thanks a lot I appreciate it that would be awesome 4 sure. Thanks for checking it out Im glad its inspiring to you. I think we all have a feeling that it would be awesome to live closer to the land. Take care
I watched Shawns and Doug's videos on this adventure.. but loved your video more..it is the best.. in the detailed. you do have a talent in photography and make the videos more interesting. thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the Compliment Janet appreciate it. Its definitely a labour of love. Its addictive once you get the itch it doesn't feel like work it's still enjoyable despite the miserable parts ...most of time anyway lol. Thanks for watching take care
Awesome to hear Paul appreciate it. Looking forward to finishing it its gonna be awesome to spend a night in there I kinda hope it rains when we do just to get a better feeling for it. Should have another vid up fri Thanks!
Excellent footage Ted ... really showed the many facets of this build. Nice that you guys included your dogs although it's a bit of a challenge keeping track of them when your felling trees. Can't wait to see this all come together. Thanks & take care.
Thanks David. I appreciate it. Im definitely looking forward to getting back to work on the project. it is a concern with the dogs at times but they love being there and as long as we are careful its ok. have a good one
Great Video Ted. love the beautiful dogs.. i am a dog loving person. You did an awesome job chopping trees. great video on all your hard work.. i think ..you all needed gloves.. not to hurt your hands . nice feast on the BBQ .. hope the dogs got some of it..? thank you for sharing the great amazing video shots .. in think you're the profesional on videos. beautiful video.
Thank you Marie. Yes the dogs got a couple bites. Life of definitely better with a dog imo. Gloves would definitely help keep blisters at bay. Thank you for watching the kind words letting me know what u thought. All the best
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Absolutely awesome...You guys work so well together. Even the dogs get along....that's awesome too. Thanks for taking us along. Merry Ann from Minnesota
Hey Merry Ann that's for letting me know I'm happy to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks is 4 watching we will be back at it again soon. Hope to see you next time. Take care
Let's make your brother jealous ..im a women who's subscribed to your channel .to old for both of yous but really loved the audio on both yours and your brothers vids love the natural noises which doesna happen on other channel it is so on point...loved it..keep up the great work..both video and manual labour
Thanks Vera I'm glad you enjoyed it. And I'm all for making him jealous lol. I appreciate the sub its definitely good to know women enjoy it also. Have a great day.
Haha it's been great but definitely have had some major battles laughing to myself thinking about some. Thanks Man I'll keep pumping them out awesome to hear u enjoy them
Thanks Brad. Lol Ya the bugs got pretty bad at times especially in the swampy areas when peeling bark. I came up with quite a few bites in the end. Appreciate you checking it out will have another vid up fri.
Thanks ! I agree it's the best way to get fit. Especially when u enjoy what you are doing it's hard but dosen't feel like excercise style work and u just feel better. Appreciate the comment. Take care
Hey Fred. Thanks for watching. The bark was a big job for sure. The bugs you heard were most likely mosquitoes but the microphones on the cameras are just really good at picking up the sound of their wings. I'll have another video up this Friday showing us build the frame. Thanks for your comment
Thanks Michael. Just posted a full account of my 7 days Ice out Brook Trout in Algonquin with Shawn and Jim if your interested. Appreciate you watching
Love seeing you all together. You must be Ted? Its lovely to have good friends on both sides, that each can call on to lend a hand when help is needed. Aside from Shawn and one of the (Baird brothers) Doug, I think.. I can't figure out who's who? Lastly, I'd love a couple of those grill rack thingys, you cook on over wood fires. I need a couple for my BBQ drum.
Hey yes this is Ted. Its definitely best to work with friends when u can its amazing what can be accomplished. Those fire grill things are awesome for sure I think Shawn may have said it came from Cabellas not sure though
@@TheRealTedBaird Thank you Ted, for taking the time to respond to my query... I will check on ebay/ Amazon. Maybe I will find the grill rack/thing there. Love watching you guys. I see the longhouse is on the ajenda. Looking forward seeing you all together again. ☺️UK.
@@patriciabarnes6664 Hi no prob I hope you have success finding the grill. Its pretty cool and useful. I'm looking forward to getting back to the longhouse for sure its next on the agenda for activities. Talk soon take care
So sad about all the elm trees. My childhood neighborhood was all giant elm trees. Mom had three along the street and two in the front yard until one day the city came and cut them all down and put in a concrete road with curb and gutters. Our victorian neighborhood would never again be the same. Broke our hearts.
That's so sad I cant believe they would do that I guess they were dieing but they should have at least replanted with something. Hopefully they make a comeback
Thanks Ted for your reply. I have never received a reply that I'm aware of. No the replanting was not in the cities plans. That was years ago, and my parents retired and moved to a cabin up north. I love watching. Thanks.
No Problem Janet happy to be first reply I appreciate you commenting and watching. It sounds like your folks moved to a nice spot. The cities seem to plant smaller trees these days if they plat at all kinda sad. Take care
Just subbed you will watch the video over the next few days we are building a Viking Long House with our Rugged Rangers but are no way as far forward as you guys. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Hey Ted...Joe O'Blenis here from on Facebook. Saw Jim's post about your channel. I'mm in, just subscribed. Looking forward to your videos. Was watching Sean's latest video on the Longhouse when I saw Jim's Facebook post.
@@TheRealTedBaird Looking forward to watching how you grow your channel. Few months ago, I had an old channel with 17 subs, Got it at 134 now and still learning how to do this whole RUclips thing as I go. Excited to see what you do with yours Ted.
Found this vid from the self reliance channel. I just noticed your last name - Baird - that’s my maiden name. Unfortunately I’m my dads only child so the name was passed to my oldest son as his middle name and he was planning to pass it on to his son but alas, no son. So I guess the name will end with he and I on this branch.
Hey Jill Glad you found my Channel. Thats cool you are a Baird! another from the Baird Clan. I would love to do some research on my family tree it would be very interesting to see what names once were. Thanks for sharing that. take care
Hi Ted didn't know u had a channel. Was watching one of Jim's video, when you proposed too Heather. That was an awesome way doing too and congrats to you both. This video is superb and beats Jim's & Shawn's videos both.
Awesome Thanks its great to have u here. Glad u liked this vid and Jim's 1 too. My hands have been tied with covid lately but will hv more content rolling again soon 🤞cheers brother🍻
@@TheRealTedBaird your welcome and yes I did. Had to watch some lastnight and finished it off this evening. Not worried about u showing more videos, being healthy is more important in these trying times the world is going through. Really like the adventures u and Jim do. I don't really drink that much these days anymore, so u have one for me then.
Hola de Canadá. Hay una serie de inhalar llamada Longhouse. puedes ver la compilación ... está casi terminado y publicaré otro video cuando terminemos todo. Gracias por ver. hablar pronto. cuidado tske
I've seen nothing on the internet about the young Ash Trees and if they can survive and Ash Bore attack? What I mean is when do they become susceptible? I've heard the Ash Bore larva live just under the bark attacking the outer part of the tree? I'm not a well educated man when it comes to different parts of a tree but I've spent time in the woods and know only as a tree matures does it grow bark. Can the Ash Trees be chemically modified/cross bread with something that might deter the beetles from laying their eggs on the tree? Without the Ash Tree what is the next tree these invasive species will destroy? It sickens me to walk through our woods here in Southwest Ohio and see the rot and dying trees. In the last 3 years I have heard 2 trees fall while deer hunting from a tree stand. So many trees lying on the ground that I tripped 9 times last hunting season fracturing my Fibula at one point. It has gotten to the point of not being able to walk 20 feet without having to climb over a fallen tree and the trees that have become widow makers is in itself a danger. Being 50 feet from a falling tree is not safe. Being in the woods with a slight breeze is not safe. Thank You Ted for sharing this build with our children. God Bless ALL of you!
Hey thanks for watching. I think there is a way they can kill the ash Bores but its basically impossible to do it on a large scale. As the winters keep getting warmer they are spreading further and further north and living longer. I have seen parks staff make efforts to cut trees before infestations happen in an attempt to keep them from spreading but it seems to have been for not so far. Hopefully they don't spread to other trees it seems they dont but I'm not sure. I hope it all balances out down the road but I really hope they dont extinct the Ash trees first.
Hola, gracias por tu aporte. Los árboles que utilizamos en realidad están muriendo porque si es una infestación del jabalí ceniza emrald, entonces queremos usarlos antes de que mueran. También morirían si quitas la corteza / caparazón si los cortas o no. También planeamos usar la madera en el futuro a partir de los árboles cortados para la construcción y la leña, de modo que todo vaya a usarse. Gracias por tu comentario y preocupaciones. Aprecio que lo hayas visto. Espero verte la próxima vez. Cuídate
Hi Edwin. It depends on where you are. But yes there are absolutely endless enormous stretches of true wilderness bigger then most countries i feel we are very fortunate. These Ash trees we cut were actually dieing to the emerald Ash bore beetle that is killing them all unfortunately so it makes sense to use them while we can while at the same time helping stop the spread of the beetle. I will have another video on this project up tomorrow if your interested. Thanks a lot for watching and your comment. Have a good one
Hey, es ist ein Treffpunkt für Freunde, um sich zu treffen und Zeit zu haben, an zukünftigen Bushcraft-Projekten zu arbeiten. Vielleicht macht Shawn den Ort sozusagen zu einem Bushcraft-Dorf. Auf diese Weise können wir alle zu jeder Jahreszeit dort bleiben
I am surprised that they don’t use or they are not wearing gloves when they’re peeling in the logs. With gloves on some without. Wondering why some of them don’t wear gloves.
Hey Laura good question. I prefer not wearing gloves if I van get away with it because it's much easier to work with your hands. Sometimes of course gloves are a must
WHAT INSECTS ARECTHEY FLYING AROUND D CAMERA TOO??? ARE THERE SNAKES AROUND?? D MEAL U GUYS HAD ROSTING OVER D FIRE,,,WAS THAT WILD TURKEY FROM D FOREST??
Hey thanks for asking. The bugs flying around were mostly blackflies and mosquitoes they bite and are very annoying. Yes there are snakes but non venomous ones. The Turkey we roasted in the 1st stage was not wild turkey. And this time it was lamb and beef. Thanks for watching. I'll have another video on the 1st stage of this up on this Friday
I believe you are correct its Definitely an Irouquois style longhouse and not all Native Americans I believe the plank houses of the west coast were similar in design but different still. I believe we built this likely a little further north than it traditionally would have been. Of course it would often have been much bigger. I would love to learn how to build a Wigwam also. Its the best way to learn. I'm now wanting to expand my knowledge of not only how to build but of what why where and who and the different variations. I presume the wigwam was better suited for different regions but not sure
@@kingplur1982 For sure I hope to be able to take advantage of those kinds of opportunities in the future. I edited my description to a smaller geographic region that is likely more accurate when discussing this style of longhouse
Эй, у деревьев, которые мы использовали, есть заражение жуком, называемым Изумрудный золоулавливатель, они убивают все деревья ясеня здесь. Совет правительства состоит в том, чтобы удалить их, чтобы остановить распространение и использовать древесину до того, как она будет уничтожена. Грустно, я ценю вашу заботу.
@@TheRealTedBaird ну в прошлом видео только один человек избу строил и на еду почти неотвлекался а тут в пятером такое сотворили и успели раз 5 покушать действительно круто .
Hey Everyone Thanks for watching Please Like and Subscribe See you all on the next project!
What a workout! Great job
Lol ya definitely not easy but satisfying. Made the food taste that much better at end of the day. Thanks for checking it out.
May be the best of the long house construction videos
Hey Bart thank you. Glad u liked it.
Good footage & commentary.
Thank you. Glad u liked it
Good luck with the channel Ted. Cheers, Scott.
THX Scott
@@TheRealTedBaird Got to look for you now... When are you guys back to work on the longhouse again?
Hey Patricia thanks I appreciate it! We have been trying to tie down a date hopefully soon
Glad you got a RUclips channel also .just a little more viewing options for rainy days.
Thanks a lot. Much appreciated. Gonna be posting a variety of vids regularly. Hope you enjoy. Hv a great weekend
We would all be very lucky if we had friends who would volunteer to come work as hard as this crew. Impressive
Lol Its hard work 4 sure I guess we all enjoy it but ure right most cases it would be hard to get this much help. Thx 4 watching!
@@TheRealTedBairdNot figured out which one you are yet? I'm a Newby.. I'm sure though, that in future if Shawn's help is needed, he won't hesitate to be there for any of you guys. You're all awesome, fantastic help. This is something that's missing in today's world. I'm still trying to work out who's who, aside from Shawn and, I think Doug I haven't a clue?
No Problem Im the one talking the very beginning of the video with the hat and sunglasses and the bigger red haired guy is my brother Jim. I agree that that is missing often in todays world its great to team up with these guys
@@TheRealTedBaird I think I finally worked out which one you are. You are married to Tori and have a little baby boy, and a dog name Buck?
Hey Its my brotherJim who is Married to Tori with a baby and Buck. Im the other red hair guy. A lot of people get us mixed up the editors even did when we were on the TV show Alone on the History channel they often shoed me and said it was Jim and vice versa. Some people have asked if we are twins so sometimes it gets confusing.
Building the Longhouse .
I watched You guys on Shawns site last yr.but it's nice to see it again from a different perspective .
Sweet thanks Donald
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It's Mike . I only use Donald for Gov.
This was awesome watching this from your perspective Ted!
You guys really killed it up there and what a fun time with Shawn!
The Meat fest was epic! Thanks for sharing with us Brother... Cheers
Thanks for checking it out. Appreciate it. The feast was epic for sure was a great project
Ted,
I’ve seen all the long house videos and I agree that this is the best. Because this is such a culturally significant and unusual project, the more detail, the better. I look forward to the next installment. Kudos!
Hey Rich Thanks for the great review of the vid. Gonna have my version of the 1st stage up tomorrow should hv a few more details if your interested take care
Awesome working together looks awesome house
Thanks Maria! Its coming along nicely
Great job Ted..good luck with the channel..fun build you guys are doing..having fun doing the work using the old way techniques..can't wait till the one..
Thanks Erich. Appreciate you checking it out. Looking forward to the next stage.
What fantastic faces you find, glad you see them and share.
Hi Hellen thank you it's a great group for sure.
Ted Baird yes a great group. Watch you all although I was referring to faces in the landscape. Sorry for not being clear.
Hi Hellen, ok no problem. Sharing the different faces of the landscapes is a big reason to want to share the experiences . Everywhere has its own story to tell.
*New Subscriber* I really appreciate the work you and all the guys did on Shawn James' (Self Reliance) long house. The unity, synchronicity, and hard work you all displayed is totally what the world needs to see. The simplistic life styles you all promote really make me appreciate anything I am able to do with my own hands (sew, crochet, bake, etc.). All of you guys make us all wonder if we could make it living off of natural resources and off the grid. I look forward to following your channel and watching you build to 1M subscribers.
Hey Thanks a lot I appreciate it that would be awesome 4 sure. Thanks for checking it out Im glad its inspiring to you. I think we all have a feeling that it would be awesome to live closer to the land. Take care
Amazing work
Thanks!
I watched Shawns and Doug's videos on this adventure.. but loved your video more..it is the best.. in the detailed. you do have a talent in photography and make the videos more interesting. thank you for sharing.
Thank you Marie I appreciate that.
What a lot of heavy duty work. No wonder all of you are so buff. Keep up the good work. Love watching.
Thanks for the Compliment Janet appreciate it. Its definitely a labour of love. Its addictive once you get the itch it doesn't feel like work it's still enjoyable despite the miserable parts ...most of time anyway lol. Thanks for watching take care
Real nice job on the video. I enjoyed getting another perspective on the longhouse project.
Awesome to hear Paul appreciate it. Looking forward to finishing it its gonna be awesome to spend a night in there I kinda hope it rains when we do just to get a better feeling for it. Should have another vid up fri Thanks!
Excellent footage Ted ... really showed the many facets of this build. Nice that you guys included your dogs although it's a bit of a challenge keeping track of them when your felling trees. Can't wait to see this all come together. Thanks & take care.
Thanks David. I appreciate it. Im definitely looking forward to getting back to work on the project. it is a concern with the dogs at times but they love being there and as long as we are careful its ok. have a good one
Great Video Ted. love the beautiful dogs.. i am a dog loving person. You did an awesome job chopping trees. great video on all your hard work.. i think ..you all needed gloves.. not to hurt your hands . nice feast on the BBQ .. hope the dogs got some of it..? thank you for sharing the great amazing video shots .. in think you're the profesional on videos. beautiful video.
Thank you Marie. Yes the dogs got a couple bites. Life of definitely better with a dog imo. Gloves would definitely help keep blisters at bay. Thank you for watching the kind words letting me know what u thought. All the best
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Absolutely awesome...You guys work so well together. Even the dogs get along....that's awesome too. Thanks for taking us along. Merry Ann from Minnesota
Hey Merry Ann that's for letting me know I'm happy to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks is 4 watching we will be back at it again soon. Hope to see you next time. Take care
Let's make your brother jealous ..im a women who's subscribed to your channel .to old for both of yous but really loved the audio on both yours and your brothers vids love the natural noises which doesna happen on other channel it is so on point...loved it..keep up the great work..both video and manual labour
Thanks Vera I'm glad you enjoyed it. And I'm all for making him jealous lol. I appreciate the sub its definitely good to know women enjoy it also. Have a great day.
Vera Walker I am jealous, it worked
lol nice
Ted’s got a channel!! Very cool...look forward to this video and future content!
Hey Scott. Glad to hear. I appreciate it thanks
So... what was it like to grow with that beast named Jim? Holy cow! Really enjoy your videos! Keep up the good work!
Haha it's been great but definitely have had some major battles laughing to myself thinking about some. Thanks Man I'll keep pumping them out awesome to hear u enjoy them
I felt knackered just watching, nice for me to see all the beefcake. Bugs looked devlish.
Thanks Jane 😊 💪🏻appreciate it. Bugs were bad for sure def a lot of work . Thanks for the note Talk later
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Essential.
awesome video i was scratching to the sounds of the bugs the whole way through the video
Thanks Brad. Lol Ya the bugs got pretty bad at times especially in the swampy areas when peeling bark. I came up with quite a few bites in the end. Appreciate you checking it out will have another vid up fri.
Great video
Thanks Janet appreciate it glad u liked it
@@TheRealTedBaird I'm a fan of self reliance so I subscribed to your channel to!!
That's awesome I appreciate it. I'll have another video I did with him up soon. Hope u like it
Best way to get fit is to go hard. Nice work boys and beautiful dogs! coltrump🇳🇿
Thanks ! I agree it's the best way to get fit. Especially when u enjoy what you are doing it's hard but dosen't feel like excercise style work and u just feel better. Appreciate the comment. Take care
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Great Teamwork guys! Snah-Gheelah. (Snah GEE-la), That is Mohawk, for how we toast..."To Drink".
Thanks Kyle appreciate it. Thanks for checking it out. Appreciate you teaching me something new. Snah-Gheelah
Came here through Shawn's channel. Good luck with yours.
Awesome Thanks a lot. I'll have another video up by Friday. Hope you enjoy the content appreciate you watching
Nice job !
Thanks Christina appreciate it.
Sorry, had to laugh when your ax landed in the water. It's what would happen to me. ;)
P.S. I binge watch these kinds of videos. Love them!
Haha no prob it was pretty funny..very gald to hear your enjoying them thank you :) it's great to have u here
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Love ya Ted!
Thanks Becca!
GREAT JOB U DID WITH D PEELING ,,,IM GREEN WITH ENVY N WISHED I WAS THERE,,,,LOL,,,I THINK I HEARD D BUZZ SO MUST BE BEES THERE,,,
Hey Fred. Thanks for watching. The bark was a big job for sure. The bugs you heard were most likely mosquitoes but the microphones on the cameras are just really good at picking up the sound of their wings. I'll have another video up this Friday showing us build the frame. Thanks for your comment
Best of luck with the channel Ted.looking forward to more canoeing and fishing video.
Thanks Michael. Just posted a full account of my 7 days Ice out Brook Trout in Algonquin with Shawn and Jim if your interested. Appreciate you watching
gracias vuen video love it desde California
Gracias Amigo:)
Hi, glad to see you have a channel.
Thank you! Glad u found it. Gonna be posting regularly. Hope you enjoy it
more detail Like it good job
Thank you. Yes I included a lot of the grunt work and log peeling glad you enjoyed it
Love seeing you all together. You must be Ted? Its lovely to have good friends on both sides, that each can call on to lend a hand when help is needed. Aside from Shawn and one of the (Baird brothers) Doug, I think.. I can't figure out who's who? Lastly, I'd love a couple of those grill rack thingys, you cook on over wood fires. I need a couple for my BBQ drum.
Hey yes this is Ted. Its definitely best to work with friends when u can its amazing what can be accomplished. Those fire grill things are awesome for sure I think Shawn may have said it came from Cabellas not sure though
@@TheRealTedBaird Thank you Ted, for taking the time to respond to my query... I will check on ebay/ Amazon. Maybe I will find the grill rack/thing there. Love watching you guys. I see the longhouse is on the ajenda. Looking forward seeing you all together again. ☺️UK.
@@patriciabarnes6664 Hi no prob I hope you have success finding the grill. Its pretty cool and useful. I'm looking forward to getting back to the longhouse for sure its next on the agenda for activities. Talk soon take care
So sad about all the elm trees. My childhood neighborhood was all giant elm trees. Mom had three along the street and two in the front yard until one day the city came and cut them all down and put in a concrete road with curb and gutters. Our victorian neighborhood would never again be the same. Broke our hearts.
That's so sad I cant believe they would do that I guess they were dieing but they should have at least replanted with something. Hopefully they make a comeback
Thanks Ted for your reply. I have never received a reply that I'm aware of. No the replanting was not in the cities plans. That was years ago, and my parents retired and moved to a cabin up north. I love watching. Thanks.
No Problem Janet happy to be first reply I appreciate you commenting and watching. It sounds like your folks moved to a nice spot. The cities seem to plant smaller trees these days if they plat at all kinda sad. Take care
Nice, good work in till all the best to all.
Hey Thanks a lot. Much appreciated. Have a great hope to see you next time
Just subbed you will watch the video over the next few days we are building a Viking Long House with our Rugged Rangers but are no way as far forward as you guys. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Thats awesome id love to build a viking longhouse in the future. I'll head over and check it out. Thanks for the Sub and for watching I appreciate it.
@@TheRealTedBaird We only have three posts in right now but we are going slowly and surely
Nice it will be worth it in the end im sure
You take some of them fir branches and put them in the fire and the heavy smoke would help to keep the bug activity down. It smells nice too.
Hey Justin. Good tip that works pretty well I agree and I definitely like the smell. Appreciate the tip. Thanks for watching
Hey Ted...Joe O'Blenis here from on Facebook. Saw Jim's post about your channel. I'mm in, just subscribed. Looking forward to your videos. Was watching Sean's latest video on the Longhouse when I saw Jim's Facebook post.
Awesome its much appreciated. Hope you enjoy the content will post regularly
@@TheRealTedBaird Looking forward to watching how you grow your channel. Few months ago, I had an old channel with 17 subs, Got it at 134 now and still learning how to do this whole RUclips thing as I go.
Excited to see what you do with yours Ted.
@@JoeOsChannel Awesome I'll check it out 4 sure
Found this vid from the self reliance channel. I just noticed your last name - Baird - that’s my maiden name. Unfortunately I’m my dads only child so the name was passed to my oldest son as his middle name and he was planning to pass it on to his son but alas, no son. So I guess the name will end with he and I on this branch.
Hey Jill Glad you found my Channel. Thats cool you are a Baird! another from the Baird Clan. I would love to do some research on my family tree it would be very interesting to see what names once were. Thanks for sharing that. take care
Just subscribed via your comment on Jim's channel -(wasn't aware of yours til today.) Excellent video of some really interesting stuff!
Awesome appreciate it! Thanks I'll be adding lots more content shortly
Hi Ted didn't know u had a channel. Was watching one of Jim's video, when you proposed too Heather. That was an awesome way doing too and congrats to you both. This video is superb and beats Jim's & Shawn's videos both.
Awesome Thanks its great to have u here. Glad u liked this vid and Jim's 1 too. My hands have been tied with covid lately but will hv more content rolling again soon 🤞cheers brother🍻
@@TheRealTedBaird your welcome and yes I did. Had to watch some lastnight and finished it off this evening. Not worried about u showing more videos, being healthy is more important in these trying times the world is going through. Really like the adventures u and Jim do. I don't really drink that much these days anymore, so u have one for me then.
Will do
Great job!
Thank you Martha I appreciate it!
por favor quiero ver terminación de esta construcción y cual sera su utilización? gracias ,desde Uruguay!
Hola de Canadá. Hay una serie de inhalar llamada Longhouse. puedes ver la compilación ... está casi terminado y publicaré otro video cuando terminemos todo. Gracias por ver. hablar pronto. cuidado tske
@@TheRealTedBaird Gracias TED!
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Just came across your channel - sub!
Awesome thank you I appreciate it hope you enjoy!
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Hi Thanks for watching!!
HEY!!! FEED D POOCHES!!!
Lol they got a few bites. Thanks for watching
How did you cut the tree to the pantanal?
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Awesome Thanks a lot !
the other point of view :-) thanks ( i mean second camera)
Sweet! Glad u enjoyed it. There are 4 episodes to the series check out the longhouse playlist if ure interested 👍
were are the chain saws
lol That would have speed things up for sure. Thanks For watching Barbara
I've seen nothing on the internet about the young Ash Trees and if they can survive and Ash Bore attack? What I mean is when do they become susceptible? I've heard the Ash Bore larva live just under the bark attacking the outer part of the tree? I'm not a well educated man when it comes to different parts of a tree but I've spent time in the woods and know only as a tree matures does it grow bark. Can the Ash Trees be chemically modified/cross bread with something that might deter the beetles from laying their eggs on the tree? Without the Ash Tree what is the next tree these invasive species will destroy? It sickens me to walk through our woods here in Southwest Ohio and see the rot and dying trees. In the last 3 years I have heard 2 trees fall while deer hunting from a tree stand. So many trees lying on the ground that I tripped 9 times last hunting season fracturing my Fibula at one point. It has gotten to the point of not being able to walk 20 feet without having to climb over a fallen tree and the trees that have become widow makers is in itself a danger. Being 50 feet from a falling tree is not safe. Being in the woods with a slight breeze is not safe.
Thank You Ted for sharing this build with our children. God Bless ALL of you!
Hey thanks for watching. I think there is a way they can kill the ash Bores but its basically impossible to do it on a large scale. As the winters keep getting warmer they are spreading further and further north and living longer. I have seen parks staff make efforts to cut trees before infestations happen in an attempt to keep them from spreading but it seems to have been for not so far. Hopefully they don't spread to other trees it seems they dont but I'm not sure. I hope it all balances out down the road but I really hope they dont extinct the Ash trees first.
Dude make sure you shut off your camera when the low battery indicator is going off! 😂😂
Lol will do!
PORQUE CORTAR EL ARBOL PARA SACAR LA CASCARA'''' si la cascar se puede sacar sin cortar al arbol,no encuentro que se bueno cortar tantos arboles
Hola, gracias por tu aporte. Los árboles que utilizamos en realidad están muriendo porque si es una infestación del jabalí ceniza emrald, entonces queremos usarlos antes de que mueran. También morirían si quitas la corteza / caparazón si los cortas o no. También planeamos usar la madera en el futuro a partir de los árboles cortados para la construcción y la leña, de modo que todo vaya a usarse. Gracias por tu comentario y preocupaciones. Aprecio que lo hayas visto. Espero verte la próxima vez. Cuídate
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GOD!! WHY DID HE SLIDE D MEAT,,,JUST SLICE D MEAT IN HALF TO COME OFF,,,LOL,,,
lol That would have worked also guess it was ok either way
is that how easy to cut trees in ur country? cut just like that because u need them? if that's how easy, u people are very lucky.
Hi Edwin. It depends on where you are. But yes there are absolutely endless enormous stretches of true wilderness bigger then most countries i feel we are very fortunate. These Ash trees we cut were actually dieing to the emerald Ash bore beetle that is killing them all unfortunately so it makes sense to use them while we can while at the same time helping stop the spread of the beetle. I will have another video on this project up tomorrow if your interested. Thanks a lot for watching and your comment. Have a good one
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Ich weiß immer noch nicht, wofür das Longhouse ist
Hey, es ist ein Treffpunkt für Freunde, um sich zu treffen und Zeit zu haben, an zukünftigen Bushcraft-Projekten zu arbeiten. Vielleicht macht Shawn den Ort sozusagen zu einem Bushcraft-Dorf. Auf diese Weise können wir alle zu jeder Jahreszeit dort bleiben
OMG.....I need a sandwich right now
Lol you and me both buddy. Those sandwiches were as good as they looked. Especially after all the hard work. Thx 4 watching
I am surprised that they don’t use or they are not wearing gloves when they’re peeling in the logs. With gloves on some without. Wondering why some of them don’t wear gloves.
Hey Laura good question. I prefer not wearing gloves if I van get away with it because it's much easier to work with your hands. Sometimes of course gloves are a must
Ghost Dog at 2:15 - left side of screen!
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Must have been torture for the dogs smelling that meat all day. Hope they got some..😏😕😛
Lol Yes it must have. They all ended up getting a little each
Don't you guys own a saw
lol no kidding we should have used them more we used a crosscut style for a few standing cuts and when on the ground.
WHAT INSECTS ARECTHEY FLYING AROUND D CAMERA TOO??? ARE THERE SNAKES AROUND?? D MEAL U GUYS HAD ROSTING OVER D FIRE,,,WAS THAT WILD TURKEY FROM D FOREST??
Hey thanks for asking. The bugs flying around were mostly blackflies and mosquitoes they bite and are very annoying. Yes there are snakes but non venomous ones. The Turkey we roasted in the 1st stage was not wild turkey. And this time it was lamb and beef. Thanks for watching. I'll have another video on the 1st stage of this up on this Friday
Omgosh those flies are Ridiculous .. 🤮talk about rough working conditions..
Hey Anne, ya the flys got pretty bad at times. Pretty rough at times 4 sure. Thanks for checking it out :)
Longhouse isn't all native Americans, to my knowledge it's a haudenosaunee (iroquois) thing we Annishnaabe lived in wigwams
I believe you are correct its Definitely an Irouquois style longhouse and not all Native Americans I believe the plank houses of the west coast were similar in design but different still. I believe we built this likely a little further north than it traditionally would have been. Of course it would often have been much bigger. I would love to learn how to build a Wigwam also. Its the best way to learn. I'm now wanting to expand my knowledge of not only how to build but of what why where and who and the different variations. I presume the wigwam was better suited for different regions but not sure
Best way to learn is to speak to elders of that nation to learn the history and such
@@kingplur1982 For sure I hope to be able to take advantage of those kinds of opportunities in the future. I edited my description to a smaller geographic region that is likely more accurate when discussing this style of longhouse
You weirdos done good!
Lol Thx
Poor dog .... Not some one give the dog eat
Hi Richard..Dont worry the dogs got a large amount of leftovers and also seperate dinners they are all very cared for dogs. :) thank you for watching
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You make me tired watching you, I am setting here with a cold glass of ice-tea sweating.
Lol yes it was a lot of work plus lots of bugs biting. Could have gone for an ice tea! Thanks for watching
Столько деревьев загубили и все ради коры. Ужас.
Эй, у деревьев, которые мы использовали, есть заражение жуком, называемым Изумрудный золоулавливатель, они убивают все деревья ясеня здесь. Совет правительства состоит в том, чтобы удалить их, чтобы остановить распространение и использовать древесину до того, как она будет уничтожена. Грустно, я ценю вашу заботу.
время стоко убили а построили хрень какуюто из того леса что ободрали кору изба бы получилась .
Все это заняло всего 4 часа. Уверен, это было здорово
@@TheRealTedBaird ну в прошлом видео только один человек избу строил и на еду почти неотвлекался а тут в пятером такое сотворили и успели раз 5 покушать действительно круто .