You know HOW TO FILM. You show us the creek movement and a MOMENT OF SILENCE so we can enjoy it with the talking while you show us. And you LEAVE the camera on the creek or whatever it is you are showing us >>>>>for more than two seconds. I JUST LOVE your videos.
Thank you for great videos. You are a hard worker. I listen with a headset. Always interesting hearing the birds, bugs, mosquitoes. Always looks very peaceful.
Oh my goodness. What a beautiful stream. Thank you for the moment next to it. Bliss! The baby turkey strutin' her stuff and trying SO HARD to gobble.... bless her. I love your humanity to the animals on your land Martin. Don't work too hard. I can't wait to see the gazebo/CABIN.
. As for the mosquitoes, should say, if ever you hoped your videos would have a deep, soulful, enduring effect on your listeners then just be assured the answer is yes. When I listen to your videos I itch for three hours. . Truly. You bring your woods life home to us.
It really is! It is not even big enough to make the map though. A few hundred meters south of where I filmed it disappears under the roots of the cedar trees again.
Lots of hard work & exercise. Combined with the abundant wildlife in that pretty forest, it makes for good balance between sweat & beauty.The kitchen is great & the addition of the white enamel backsplashes really did make it brighter as well as easier to clean.
Your videos are always impressive. I am always impressed with your building skills with logs, and your chainsaw skills. You are definitely a true woodsmen of the north.
You're doing a great service to the forest by maintaining and clearing. Those fires up are devastating and hopefully you won't ever have to deal with it. But clearing helps. I'm excited about this new build! I wish you strength and lots of energy for the job.
Martin - one old codger to another: Your working out routine puts younger men to shame! Thanks for the wilderness walk - the rare orchids are a sight worth seeing, even from my recliner!
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 - I heartily agree, never could see the sense in paying to get exercise, that could be done in the yard. I get my workout doing my own lawncare/landscaping work myself. Keeps me active at 77.
A new upload from Martin is the perfect thing to watch way while enjoying my first cup of birthday coffee.😁 As a teenager my grandfather and I used to cut and strip countless Locust trees to turn into fence posts for the cow pastures. It was hard work, but I’d give almost anything to do one more day’s work with him. Have a great day sir.
When a man loves what he does then he never works a day. Get the feeling you worked at least a few days. Might take a little to work off all those vonnies pies an cake. Enjoy every minute its a blessing .
i have enjoyed your videos for the past ten years and feel like you are an old friend. I have my cabin in Northern Wisconsin and have downloaded all your videos so that i can watch them there when it it gets dark. You do awesome work... I was up in northern Minnesota a couple of weeks ago and though i Know where your cabin is i was hesitant to visit. i surly do not want to invade your privacy. What are your feelings on o stranger swinging by by for a cup of coffee and sign your book? I respect your decision to remain alone and do not want to impose at all. thanks for sharing your little adventures...
There is a welcome sign over the door and I mean it. I should be up there this fall for the colors. If I am not there be sure and go inside and sign book. Boil up some coffee if you want.
That's a pretty adorable little turkey (or can that be a spruce goose?). We have wild turkeys in the California hills, they are larger and don't have a ruff on their neck, but they do fan their tails. The noise they make reminds me of drops of water falling into water with a question mark, very shy and pretty. Thank you for the butterflies. I wonder where they go in winter.
This dude has figured out life. I am finally making headway in convincing my fiance to buy a little 3.5 acre parcel and a build a small cabin. She's now looking at land and home plans in her own free time.
Around eastern oklahoma this early saturday morning the temperature is 70deg or low 70s,the days like yesterday friday 100deg,no rain! Dries out fast! And i sure have mosquitoes,more than i want but sure not as many as you have Martin! Was any of the lush foliage you were walking through poison oak,ivy,or sumac? Don't recall if you've said before! Yes I've noticed how you take off & keep off the pounds! Good job! Those are some pretty flowers you show,& loved the orchids awhile back!! Also the pretty ferns i see in your pictures! Thank you!
I really enjoy your channel. I watch several different channels that cover different areas of our great nation to get a feel for places I go in person. I fins your channel the peaceful and pleasently informational. Your camera work and spech pattern help me to feel as if I am there. I do admit falling asleep from time to time, but with youtube, I can go back and catch what I missed. Your landscape and trees are very unique in the way the grow arounf eatch other. I wish I could walk through that forest some, but I would not get too far. I would probably need alittle of that whiskey after wood. I was really impressed with the bear story. He was not happy with your cabin. I have also been trying for four year to tame my birds in the back yard. They are still only willing to feed and hang out 20 feet away. How do you train your to finally eat out of your hand? Thanks for sharing your life and cabin with us. Have a great week
Thanks for the note, it helps me as I look for other aspects to show. I do try to make it like we are one big family hanging out around the cabin. Once I asked how he wanted his eggs and it shocked many when Kevin answered from off camera. The Canada Jays are easily tamed my putting food on a platform and standing back. I them keep getting closer each day and finally put my hand on the platform. At that point it progresses pretty fast and soon they are trying to eat my lunch out of my lap. Other birds are harder but Chickadees are easiest. It helps to make a scarecrow like yourself with your clothes. When they come to the scarecrows hands you just take his place wearing the same clothes.
Yep! got to keep the kitchen and cooking area clean. You did a great job cleaning. Always something to do in an off grid cabin. Is your wind up alarm clock stuck at 10:15? Thank you for sharing another cabin adventure video. Have a grand day.
Wonder what river the springs flow to? Good work brother, the bit about the kitchen reminded me of my great Aunt Annie, dear woman was 101 when she parted. The trees and other vegetation are thriving there... keep your mower blades sharpened.
Good job on the kitchen KP. I like the looks of that little stream, aswell. It seems like that area has lots of low land & swampy. Man oh man, to many bugs!! Is it possible, to lay that soggy road, section, down w/some of the tree debree & make it higer & easier, to get in & out, to the cabin? It's a good thing you know where your going out there, I was saying "where is Martin, taking us, when you started down that, over grown trail", ha, ha. Nice to have, a no maintenance garden! Where those butterflies or moths @ the end of the video? They are interesting. Blessing to you & yours.
Martin is there any wild greens growing there in the woods that you can feast on ? I see you have found the mushrooms.I have found Vonnie’s cooking videos. And I have to say I have fell in love with her style. She will do wonderful. Stay safe.
Beautiful stream. Does it feed your cold water well like place natural cistern? The flora and fauna is always grand. Those bugs were surely munching on you.. Thanks
That little stream is pretty short. It flows from a small marsh and down a slope for about a quarter mile and them disappears under the cedar bog again.
Perfect timing for another Martin's cabin video. Weekend morning coffee always tastes good with a new video. Was going to ask you how you peeled your legs. Hewing knife? I've got some maples on my property I'm going to peel and use for support pillars for my porch awning.
I think most important is doing it when the sap is flowing in the spring. I used a flat bladed shovel with great success and also would pull long strips off. More in some later videos.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 ok thanks. I always heard there was a peak time to peel trees but never really paid attention. I'm taking a week in October to camp up on my property I cant wait. Fall colors will be amazing.
I have a place in northern Ontario Canada, love it. Your films are great. I'd like to make a few myself: any suggestions on a editing program? Take care and enjoy. Jack
Just thinking, those Gray Jay's eating your left over panckes. Did they have a touch of butter on them? Be careful dropping those trees. When you least expect it something bad can happen. Be well and stay safe.
Fall is in the air. Love is in the air is a song. Just how young are you? Getting a tree to fall against the wind is a bit tricky as the surface winds can change in an instant and without any notice. When you cut the notch, angle it. The lower of the angle in the direction you want it to fall. Back cut a little above the high point of the angle. Get into with the saw then use the wedges opposite toward where you want it to fall. Pound the wedges in as far as you can. Then slow cut and let it fall.
My trouble is that I think it will be an easy cut and do not take the time to do the best angles and position and that is without the wind doing it tricks with my tree top.
There's a lot of sasquatch in that area, they're spotted all of the time and I have gone on three expeditions and discovered tons of foot prints and a squatch hole not too far from where he is.
@@kentuckygreg4725 I was on hunt in Northern Mn about 15 years ago, and we heard what sounded like far off screaming, but that was the closest thing to a squatch I had ever come...was your expedition specifically for looking for them or were you camping or hunting and just noticed signs??
Yes I have but they are really adverse to being on youtube. It takes a lot of editing to cut out all the times I see them peering out from behind a tree. They are so big and they do not realize how their hind end is showing as they peek around the tree.
Those mosquitoes would drive me crazy. I don't like having to deal with those things. When looking at pictures of woodsmen and their families from the old days you don't see any fat people in the picture. They spent all their time at the survival and making a living by hard work gym.
Hi Martin Have you given any thought to contact the Cornell Ornithology Lab about those missing Canada Jays? I don't want to be an alarmist but they have been visiting you for so many years... it just doesn't seem right that they aren't around to share your pancakes. We had a terrible few years where nearly all of our gold finches died off because of a blinding eye infection. It was a real loss and after several years now they still haven't recovered Best to you and Vonnie
If that place gets anymore waterlogged yourcabin will be the about the only thing that will be dry you'll be on an island Soon to get to kayak out or canoe
Martin, have you ever thought of planting a fruiting tree such as a serviceberry in the near vicinity of the cabin to enjoy as wildlife eat the berries?
TheNorthwoodsman1 I thought so, Martin, but I thought I would ask anyway. Thanx for getting back. Maybe you can get a video of wildlife feeding off the berries you mentioned? Looking forward to seeing you build the gazebo/cabin.
I appreciate the hard work but listing to the bugs buzz around the mic was driving me crazy, I couldn’t watch any longer. I don’t know how you stand it.
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Martin, you are so blessed to have that wonderful cabin. Thanks for sharing!💕
You bet
Amen he is blessed
You know HOW TO FILM. You show us the creek movement and a MOMENT OF SILENCE so we can enjoy it with the talking while you show us. And you LEAVE the camera on the creek or whatever it is you are showing us >>>>>for more than two seconds. I JUST LOVE your videos.
I'm learning more all the time and comments here help me know its working.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 thank you. That's awesome. And I meant "without" the talking.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 Zen like moments are great
Thank you for great videos. You are a hard worker. I listen with a headset. Always interesting hearing the birds, bugs, mosquitoes.
Always looks very peaceful.
Thanks 👍
Oh my goodness. What a beautiful stream. Thank you for the moment next to it. Bliss! The baby turkey strutin' her stuff and trying SO HARD to gobble.... bless her. I love your humanity to the animals on your land Martin. Don't work too hard. I can't wait to see the gazebo/CABIN.
Glad you enjoyed it. That was a Ruffed Grouse doing the antics.
Sir, this video calmed this grumpy cops soul after a busy shift. Thank you.
Glad to hear it. A cabin partner worked his way from patrol to chief so I have a better understanding of what our men in blue are going through.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1. Thank you Sir. Much appreciated.
I bet you sleep like a baby when you’re at the cabin! Slice of heaven right there!
Slice of heaven says it best.
A wonderful walk with you today! Thank you! 😉🇨🇦
Glad you enjoyed it
. As for the mosquitoes, should say, if ever you hoped your videos would have a deep, soulful, enduring effect on your listeners then just be assured the answer is yes. When I listen to your videos I itch for three hours.
. Truly. You bring your woods life home to us.
Well said! Glad I could bring it in all dimensions.
That little stream sure is pretty. I love those bird and wildlife shots you get. ❤
It really is! It is not even big enough to make the map though. A few hundred meters south of where I filmed it disappears under the roots of the cedar trees again.
Beautiful and lush plants and animals!
Lots of hard work & exercise. Combined with the abundant wildlife in that pretty forest, it makes for good balance between sweat & beauty.The kitchen is great & the addition of the white enamel backsplashes really did make it brighter as well as easier to clean.
Absolutely!
That sure looks like a lot of work on those trees. Your kitchen looks spotless. You have a beautiful place. Awesome video God bless you!😀
Thanks so much
Great Spending Time With You & Watching The Wild Life & Flowers, Thanks, Martin ! ATB T God Bless
Your videos are always impressive. I am always impressed with your building skills with logs, and your chainsaw skills. You are definitely a true woodsmen of the north.
Thank you very much!
Always look forward to Saturday morning knowing a new video will be uploaded😀
Yay! Thank you!
You're doing a great service to the forest by maintaining and clearing. Those fires up are devastating and hopefully you won't ever have to deal with it. But clearing helps. I'm excited about this new build! I wish you strength and lots of energy for the job.
That's the plan!
It must have been really ruff living in that woods full time back in the old days!
For sure.
Good for you.
Martin - one old codger to another: Your working out routine puts younger men to shame! Thanks for the wilderness walk - the rare orchids are a sight worth seeing, even from my recliner!
Glad you enjoyed it. A woods workout is much more satisfying than one at the gym.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 - I heartily agree, never could see the sense in paying to get exercise, that could be done in the yard. I get my workout doing my own lawncare/landscaping work myself. Keeps me active at 77.
I never miss a video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌲🌲🌲😃thanks for the great videos it's definitely tremendous out there take care be well 🌲🌲
Glad you like them!
A new upload from Martin is the perfect thing to watch way while enjoying my first cup of birthday coffee.😁 As a teenager my grandfather and I used to cut and strip countless Locust trees to turn into fence posts for the cow pastures. It was hard work, but I’d give almost anything to do one more day’s work with him. Have a great day sir.
Hard work but good memories.
that forest flower bed is beautiful. Your cabin is in the perfect spot Martin.
It really is!
One of the best parts of these videos??? NO MUSIC! YAY!
Good morning
Excellent video Martin
Loved every bit of it
surely you have earned a PHD in Land Management / Conservation!! thank you for educating me in so many honest pleasures. God bless!
So nice of you
Kitchen looks good nice job. That rain sure helped the skeeters populater. Wish we could get some of that rain down here in southern AZ.
You and me both! We missed again here in Illinois last night.
When a man loves what he does then he never works a day. Get the feeling you worked at least a few days. Might take a little to work off all those vonnies pies an cake. Enjoy every minute its a blessing .
So many trees that some hours it felt like "work."
Thank you Martin, enjoying some cabin time away from Hurricane Laura!
Very welcome
Thank you for sharing. Sorry about your Buddy.
I appreciate it
Always a pleasure Martin
It sure is from this end.
I admire how you keep The Cabin so ship-shape, Martin.
We call those lovely moccasin flowers "Lady Slippers" here in Maine.
Odd, seeing that gull!
Many local names for things, especially the Orchids it seems. I checked the bird books and that gull if seen in June in MN is usually an immature.
Thank you my friend nice to the cabin dgin
Any time!
It won't be long for fall time & then winter time . looks like it will be time for a hot coffee again..
Better stock up, its comimg.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 I bought 4 jugs of coffee for this winter & also have Twinkies & coffee & have 2 jugs of coffee on hand ...
Nice nature walk !👍👍
Thanks for visiting
Another fine Saturday 🎥 film.
thanks
have a good day
i have enjoyed your videos for the past ten years and feel like you are an old friend. I have my cabin in Northern Wisconsin and have downloaded all your videos so that i can watch them there when it it gets dark. You do awesome work... I was up in northern Minnesota a couple of weeks ago and though i Know where your cabin is i was hesitant to visit. i surly do not want to invade your privacy. What are your feelings on o stranger swinging by by for a cup of coffee and sign your book? I respect your decision to remain alone and do not want to impose at all.
thanks for sharing your little adventures...
There is a welcome sign over the door and I mean it. I should be up there this fall for the colors. If I am not there be sure and go inside and sign book. Boil up some coffee if you want.
That's a pretty adorable little turkey (or can that be a spruce goose?). We have wild turkeys in the California hills, they are larger and don't have a ruff on their neck, but they do fan their tails. The noise they make reminds me of drops of water falling into water with a question mark, very shy and pretty. Thank you for the butterflies. I wonder where they go in winter.
The bird doing the show is a Ruffed Grouse.
This dude has figured out life. I am finally making headway in convincing my fiance to buy a little 3.5 acre parcel and a build a small cabin. She's now looking at land and home plans in her own free time.
Sounds like a good plan.
Ahhhhhh, kitchen looking marvellous !!!!! I LOVE the corning ware (Vonnie
The laundry got extra clean from the rain lol
Yes, an extra rinse never hurts.
Skeeters sure are friendly !
The upside is more bird life with all those insects to eat.
You are one strong 💪 man
Just trying to pretend I'm not as old as I am.
Good Morning 65°F in Providence,RI this early AM on Saturday 30 AUG. You got your hike in cutting down those trees.😉🇺🇸 keep the faith 💪 ❤
Morning!
Around eastern oklahoma this early saturday morning the temperature is 70deg or low 70s,the days like yesterday friday 100deg,no rain! Dries out fast! And i sure have mosquitoes,more than i want but sure not as many as you have Martin! Was any of the lush foliage you were walking through poison oak,ivy,or sumac? Don't recall if you've said before! Yes I've noticed how you take off & keep off the pounds! Good job! Those are some pretty flowers you show,& loved the orchids awhile back!! Also the pretty ferns i see in your pictures! Thank you!
I'm in eastern Oklahoma as well. Going to be another hot one today. I'm ready for fall for sure.
I have not seen any of those plants at the cabin.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 that's another great plus-no poison ivy! It is thick around here!
@@Lauterbach24 hello neighbor!! Surprise meeting you here!! Lol
@@vernareed2692 I love watching Martin's Cabin on Saturday mornings. I am so ready for fall and some cooler weather. Nice to see another Okie on here.
I really enjoy your channel. I watch several different channels that cover different areas of our great nation to get a feel for places I go in person. I fins your channel the peaceful and pleasently informational. Your camera work and spech pattern help me to feel as if I am there. I do admit falling asleep from time to time, but with youtube, I can go back and catch what I missed. Your landscape and trees are very unique in the way the grow arounf eatch other. I wish I could walk through that forest some, but I would not get too far. I would probably need alittle of that whiskey after wood. I was really impressed with the bear story. He was not happy with your cabin. I have also been trying for four year to tame my birds in the back yard. They are still only willing to feed and hang out 20 feet away. How do you train your to finally eat out of your hand? Thanks for sharing your life and cabin with us. Have a great week
Thanks for the note, it helps me as I look for other aspects to show. I do try to make it like we are one big family hanging out around the cabin. Once I asked how he wanted his eggs and it shocked many when Kevin answered from off camera. The Canada Jays are easily tamed my putting food on a platform and standing back. I them keep getting closer each day and finally put my hand on the platform. At that point it progresses pretty fast and soon they are trying to eat my lunch out of my lap. Other birds are harder but Chickadees are easiest. It helps to make a scarecrow like yourself with your clothes. When they come to the scarecrows hands you just take his place wearing the same clothes.
. Do you remember a childhood game called "Pickup Sticks?"
. Seeing and hearing about your logging, it just... well... came to mind.
Same game but for the big kids.
nice color, wished youd show more building things, and more old stories aboout tthe original guys you were once with. love your vids....Tom n Jake
Yep! got to keep the kitchen and cooking area clean. You did a great job cleaning. Always something to do in an off grid cabin. Is your wind up alarm clock stuck at 10:15? Thank you for sharing another cabin adventure video. Have a grand day.
If it is the white faced clock is is battery and always working. I do have a windup brass one for backup.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 Smile to you Mr. Martin. Time is not important unless you have an appointment. Carry on. Enjoy all your fantastic videos.
Wonder what river the springs flow to? Good work brother, the bit about the kitchen reminded me of my great Aunt Annie, dear woman was 101 when she parted. The trees and other vegetation are thriving there... keep your mower blades sharpened.
Cool, thanks
Good job on the kitchen KP. I like the looks of that little stream, aswell. It seems like that area has lots of low land & swampy. Man oh man, to many bugs!! Is it possible, to lay that soggy road, section, down w/some of the tree debree & make it higer & easier, to get in & out, to the cabin? It's a good thing you know where your going out there, I was saying "where is Martin, taking us, when you started down that, over grown trail", ha, ha. Nice to have, a no maintenance garden! Where those butterflies or moths @ the end of the video? They are interesting. Blessing to you & yours.
There are so many soft spots on that lane I use that it is not possible. They were butterflys. That trail needs to get trimmed this fall.
Wow that’s the wet land !
It keeps out the riff raff.
Nice!!! 👍😃✌️
Thanks for the visit
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Martin is there any wild greens growing there in the woods that you can feast on ? I see you have found the mushrooms.I have found Vonnie’s cooking videos. And I have to say I have fell in love with her style. She will do wonderful. Stay safe.
Not that I know of but I want to put in some asparagus.
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Beautiful stream. Does it feed your cold water well like place natural cistern? The flora and fauna is always grand. Those bugs were surely munching on you.. Thanks
That little stream is pretty short. It flows from a small marsh and down a slope for about a quarter mile and them disappears under the cedar bog again.
If it cooled down up by you, we should next in line then.
Looks like a good duck hunting pond.
Very pretty ruffed grouse
Hello Martin, What does the signs read at the backside of the cabin at 15:00 in the video? Thanks for sharing!
They mark the boundary of my land against the state land.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 And are you willing to show the letters and numbers on the signs?
Perfect timing for another Martin's cabin video. Weekend morning coffee always tastes good with a new video. Was going to ask you how you peeled your legs. Hewing knife? I've got some maples on my property I'm going to peel and use for support pillars for my porch awning.
I think most important is doing it when the sap is flowing in the spring. I used a flat bladed shovel with great success and also would pull long strips off. More in some later videos.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 ok thanks. I always heard there was a peak time to peel trees but never really paid attention. I'm taking a week in October to camp up on my property I cant wait. Fall colors will be amazing.
I guy would sure like to see the wedge/ hinge / notch method.
Fall is in the air, had thick fog the other morning and it hung around till after 10:00.
Weather just broke here.
I have a place in northern Ontario Canada, love it. Your films are great. I'd like to make a few myself: any suggestions on a editing program? Take care and enjoy. Jack
Go for it! I use a Corel Suudio x10 program now. Best to have someone show you how as the directions always assume you know it all already.
What type of butterfly was that at the end? Very pretty.
Just thinking, those Gray Jay's eating your left over panckes. Did they have a touch of butter on them? Be careful dropping those trees. When you least expect it something bad can happen. Be well and stay safe.
No butter on the pancakes and caution is important in cutting the trees.
Martin..do you ever see any Jack in the pulpits? I haven’t seen one for quite a while....thanks for the great videos also!
Not at all
That water is extremely crystal
I bet it tastes great
Fall is in the air. Love is in the air is a song. Just how young are you? Getting a tree to fall against the wind is a bit tricky as the surface winds can change in an instant and without any notice. When you cut the notch, angle it. The lower of the angle in the direction you want it to fall. Back cut a little above the high point of the angle. Get into with the saw then use the wedges opposite toward where you want it to fall. Pound the wedges in as far as you can. Then slow cut and let it fall.
My trouble is that I think it will be an easy cut and do not take the time to do the best angles and position and that is without the wind doing it tricks with my tree top.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 Wind and gravity seem to work together. At least you got them down without getting injured. Have a grand day.
How about a Gazebo cabin? A gazebo with high wood sides to keep the wind at bay and a fireplace.
It may morph through many things as it goes up.
Hey what's going on,we need our Martin fix.......
2:00 am central standard time in the U.S.
Hey Martin what up with the 2 street signs we see at about the end? We only see the backs
They mark my property line with the state land. My cabin is that close to the line.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 wow your like 25 ft to the line
Could you use the water from the little stream for washing and such?
I could but it is pretty stained. Clear water is not too much further away.
Great video! Funny question, but have you ever seen a “Bigfoot” or Sasquatch up there?
There's a lot of sasquatch in that area, they're spotted all of the time and I have gone on three expeditions and discovered tons of foot prints and a squatch hole not too far from where he is.
@@kentuckygreg4725 I was on hunt in Northern Mn about 15 years ago, and we heard what sounded like far off screaming, but that was the closest thing to a squatch I had ever come...was your expedition specifically for looking for them or were you camping or hunting and just noticed signs??
Yes I have but they are really adverse to being on youtube. It takes a lot of editing to cut out all the times I see them peering out from behind a tree. They are so big and they do not realize how their hind end is showing as they peek around the tree.
Always wondered what kind of job you had in the automotive world?
I was an assembly line worker but fortunately ended up on many jobs over the years not tied directly to the moving car.
Those mosquitoes would drive me crazy. I don't like having to deal with those things.
When looking at pictures of woodsmen and their families from the old days you don't see any fat people in the picture. They spent all their time at the survival and making a living by hard work gym.
Good point on the diet plan.
Those mosquitoes sound ferocious!
Fortunately I do not itch from the early season mosquitoes, the small type in July get to me.
I’m in for the downpour/bugs) birds cluckers
there for a minute thought you had gone skinny dipping when I saw your clothes hanging in the trees
Only out on Hawk's Pond when the water and air are warmer.
At least you dont have alot of Mosquitoes up north with you! HA!!
They do not seem to like my smell, go figure.
😊
Hi Martin
Have you given any thought to contact the Cornell Ornithology Lab about those missing Canada Jays? I don't want to be an alarmist but they have been visiting you for so many years... it just doesn't seem right that they aren't around to share your pancakes.
We had a terrible few years where nearly all of our gold finches died off because of a blinding eye infection. It was a real loss and after several years now they still haven't recovered
Best to you and Vonnie
We do bird surveys at Christmas and that will give me info. I think it was an aberration. Maybe they found a dead deer and preferred the meat.
What are on the signs behind your cabin?
Marking the state land boundaries. THe cabin is right in the corner of my 40 acres.
@@TheNorthwoodsman1 40 acres, nice!
How bad are the mosquitoes?
What mosquitoes??LOL
👍🤠👏
What kind of snakes live where your cabin is?
I have only seen Garter Snakes.
Martin is there somewhere I could write you via snail mail? Thank You!
them mosquitoes would drive me nuts omg
Fortunately they do not like my taste.
Swallowtail? Or?
If it was a bird I could tell you, anybody else that can name them?
If that place gets anymore waterlogged yourcabin will be the about the only thing that will be dry you'll be on an island
Soon to get to kayak out or canoe
It is a true wetland and holds back the water and releases it slowly.
Falling trees is something you shouldn’t be doing all by yourself , dangerous . I close to 80 yrs old so know of what I speak .
These trees are tall and straight with no lower limbs so a little safer to deal with that big gnarly oaks.
Martin, have you ever thought of planting a fruiting tree such as a serviceberry in the near vicinity of the cabin to enjoy as wildlife eat the berries?
When I make wildlife openings Choke and Pin Cherries and High Bush Cranberry are left. Berry's in the cabin yard are a no-no.
Beautiful, love the stream so clear and plants. Just so calming. Best videos. God Bless. Take Care. Hi to Vonnie
TheNorthwoodsman1 I thought so, Martin, but I thought I would ask anyway. Thanx for getting back. Maybe you can get a video of wildlife feeding off the berries you mentioned? Looking forward to seeing you build the gazebo/cabin.
I appreciate the hard work but listing to the bugs buzz around the mic was driving me crazy, I couldn’t watch any longer. I don’t know how you stand it.
Hit "mute" for some relief!
TheNorthwoodsman1 😄that would be great but then a cant hear you.