Staying in old Miner's Cabin (near Yellowstone) in Snow
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ธ.ค. 2023
- Staying in an old miner's cabin just outside of Yellowstone National Park during a snow storm. This cabin was built around 1880 by a guy named Horn Miller who some historians have dubbed "The Toughest Man in Montana." The interior walls of the cabin aren't like anything I've ever seen before either.
This cabin is located at 9,000 ft elevation. It's surrounded by gorgeous mountains and I frequently film moose and grizzly bears in this area.
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Intro Music:
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I'm 74 and have lived in the mountains for 15 years now. The first thing you learn up here is be prepared...and obviously you weren't. That high up weather can change in an instant..you never go out like this without extra food..real food..extra water..extra clothes..and for Gosh Sakes GLOVES. Also a small propane cook stove and a pan..that way you have heat and food in case you run into what you did. Your just very lucky that you didn't get snowed in up there for a few days...and the wild things were there first so they will share a place out of the weather with you as long as you leave them alone.
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I've Only camping in mountain but I really enjoy peaceful mountains and All wild Life fish 🐟
Chery, thanks for your concern. I've spent my entire life in these mountains (our cabin is only a few miles away) so I was prepared for just about anything, except Hantavirus, including being snowed in. Just because I don't show something on camera doesn't mean I don't have it (like extra food, water, and supplies in the car), and as for the gloves, you can see me wearing them in the video lol, but I have to take them off to adjust the settings on my camera. The wild things were there first like you mentioned. That's why I left. All the people who think I should have stayed either don't know about Hantavirus, or don't care if I live or die, but I do.
Ditto
I agree with u. I am stuck also once in the mountains with lack of all needy stuff, extremely cold rainy drops and a sudden change river’s water colour and sudden rise water level scared us so much, we were trapped in the valley nearby river with kids.
Hey there! Amazing adventure! Your videos are absolutely amazing. Such care in filming, editing and colour grading. You're amazing! Thanks for stopping by my channel and leave a comment. I'm now a fan of yours, Ryan. Take care! Cheers from Lisbon. Pedro.
I've been there! About ten years ago while vacationing in the town of Yellowstone we drove up there. Didn't spend the night and didn't see any bear but we saw a large pack of wolves.
I don't blame you for not sticking around with the mice. Although cute, they and other vermin carrie a variety of diseases and viruses.
Excellent video
Thanks Bruce! Great comment.
I've lived in Montana for 54 years. And live fairly close to Yellowstone Park. (As the crow flies) BUT I didn't know there was an actual town called Yellowstone. As you said in your comment.
Yeah, it's hard to sleep on the floor with mice running around
Thanks for a beautiful video. Love that you are not afraid of grizzly bears, but a mouse caused you to pack it in
Thanks Scott. I'm not afraid of mice. I'm afraid of the deadly diseases you can get from staying in mice infested buildings like this. Just google Hantavirus.
@@RyanThayne trust me, having lymes disease multiple times, I get it. Again, thanks for the video. Loved it
Great video! I lived in Montana in Gardiner for 7 years, so I appreciate this first hand. I feel that this cabin was originally a trapper's cabin, later perhaps used as a fence-riding cowboy's winter home, and most recently (probably still is) used as a hunter's cabin.
He said that it used to be a miners cabin. At one time it had belonged to Horn Miller, ‘the toughest man in Montana.’
Grizzly mice! Great footage. Thanks for sharing
Im jealous. Im too old and out of shape. I am loving this.
Thanks Janet, I'm glad you enjoyed.
Great video and awesome scenery. Thanks for sharing this with us!!
Thank you sir!
love the footage of the snow covered pines. more videos please.
What a wonderful video with sound footages and everything ! Very nice, thanks!
Your wildlife shots are amazing - like National Geographic good! I love the drone footage of snowy pine trees 😊 I like your haircut too 👍
Thanks! I cut it myself 😎
I’m pretty sure Ernest Hemingway never got run out of a cabin by a mouse.
Probably not.
Lol
BEAUTIFUL content!!! Love your style of videos!!! 🎠
It's so cool to see Lulu and Daisy as the snow starts coming in! I keep thinking about how fun it would be to put some trail cams up there and see what moves around. I'm heading to town next week for a bit and am looking forward to skiing around town and the park. Great to see another video from you!
Thanks Cameron, I am jealous of your coming winter adventure. I've always wanted to put trail cams up there too, or even just in front of our cabin. I'd love to see what walks by when we aren't there. Have a fun trip!
I have 9 cameras scattered around my property just east of the dump. Other than some foxes, there hasn't been any action in a while. I've gotten moose and bison, but nothing more exciting. Yet. I'm thinking I'll put a couple out by the trailhead next summer and see what I can see. @@RyanThayne
I absolutely loved the music choice for this! It made a fantastic video even better to watch.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.
Agreed, the best
Its an old norwegian «song»😊
Great vid! As an Aussie ive always been fascinated by Montana wilderness and this vid captured it well. Cool tunes and great shots. 👍
Thanks Kurt. Likewise I've always been fascinated with Australia. Would love to visit someday!
I took a whole bunch of photos at the mining stuff you were trying to see in the snow. It's so fun to see your fantastic adventures in the beautiful area we consider our second home.
Thanks Carol. I think some of the mining stuff I was trying to find (old rusty machinery) is on Lulu Pass and I was looking on Daisy Pass.
Cool video brotha. Keep em coming.
Hey Ryan I am new to your channel. I just came about it as a suggestion. Fantastic footage. I love Montana. I look forward to watching more of your videos. 😊
Thanks so much!
I love winter ❄️ this is my favourite season
I wish I could randomly sleep in these places because I would. Unfortunately, I have mold toxicity and have to be careful. But looks so fun.
I never go out without bear spray either...mine says "12 gauge 3" Magnum Slug" on it. Bears hate it.
Nice video, the hut needs a new chimney so you can have a fire in the winter, thanks for showing us around!
Wonderful wilderness.
How Neat Thanks for sharing 😊
Love this! What a neat antique cabin.
Thanks Lisa
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Love your video. Much more entertaining than the usual. Ty
Thanks Donna, I appreciate your comments!
@@RyanThayne so beautiful
Horn Miller cabin outside cooke city
for being such a short video it was nicely done ✅
I sure did enjoy this.
Thanks Georgia!
I have done some historical preservation work in a few national parks. I have also hunted, camped and bivouacked in high alpine country, boreal and montane forests, high plains and deserts. Almost the first thought that enters my mind upon seeing such an old dilapidated structure is the vermin that likely inhabit it.
Aside from potential disease vectors, such as the Hantavirus you mentioned or even Bubonic Plague if a person is very unlucky, they can be nearly as annoying as insect swarms and much more damaging to gear and supplies. I'll look around such old cabins and shacks because I find them historically interesting; but I won't sleep in them unless forced to by an emergency. Sounds like you might understand why I prefer the forest floor or even a rocky shelf to place my bedroll.
I did have a mouse companion that didn't bother me too much a number of miles north of Miller's cabin when I dug through drifted snow to burrow in under a rock slab to bivouac decades ago. It was already the mouse's home, and I was the intruder seeking shelter from winds whose gusts exceeded the 65 MPH peak of my wind gauge. The wind had been lifting and disintegrating slabs of snow crust and pelting me with the grit for most of the day and had already taken me off my feet twice earlier on the hunt. That mouse was a good host and didn't chew up any of my gear. Its company was much preferable to the weather outside or the prospect of dropping down about 1000' lower on the mountain into the lodgepole stands for the night.
By the way, that was some beautiful light you captured during the drive and drone flight into the site; and short segment of that trio of bull moose was fantastic!
Wow, it sounds like you have had some really cool adventures! Thank you for the insightful and supportive comment. Nobody else seems to understand why I left after seeing the mice, so thank you for validating me.
@@RyanThayne You're welcome Ryan. If you don't mind a bit of elaboration, I had a couple miserable nights of backpack camping in my early twenties that has made me eschew, as much as practical, camping in spots frequented by other campers.
The first one was under a big boulder that cantilevered over a flat spot directly beside the Suiattle River Trail in the Glacier Peak Wilderness in Washington State in about 1970 as I recall. It looked like an absolutely perfect place to spend a night without having to pitch a tent. A spring actually flowed within a yard or two of the rock! Unfortunately, the spot had looked perfect to countless previous hikers too. Food crumbs scattered about the site had evidently made it an even more perfect campground for hordes of mice--well, hordes to me, though they wouldn't seem so to an Aussie who had ever experienced mouse hordes on that continent. I got very little sleep that night as I was repeatedly awakened by feeling the little critters scampering over my sleeping bag, and even the sounds of them chewing on the remaining portion of a Hershey's Chocolate With Almonds bar that I hadn't finished that evening. (I had placed it in my hat, which I then placed just beyond the stuff sack I used as a pillow so that I would have it handy should I desire a late night snack--I was not very bear-aware in those days.)
One incident was not enough to impress the lesson evidently, because I pitched camp beside the Elwha River in an obviously well-used site a few years later. There, ants were the pest! Since then, I've made it a point to seek out secluded and undisturbed sites for my camps as much as practical. Seeing, and smelling, how badly some people foul the near vicinity of campsites with their own waste has confirmed my preference all-the-more over the decades elapsed. Learning about vector-borne diseases has simply reinforced the lessons!
@@RyanThayne Yes, hantavirus is a real thing. I would have left too and have left in similar circumstances.
Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful cabin and awesome scenery..be wonderful for a weekend adventure n hiking.. I can't believe u afraid of a mouse lol.. great video..
Thanks Lisa. I'm not afraid of mice, they were cute. I'm afraid of dying from Hantavirus.
Well done.
Hey thanks for another enjoyable video!!! Merry Christmas!
Thanks RC, Merry Christmas!
Yes I goggled Hantavirus. Never heard of it until now. Wow
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living close, it's been an honor to introduce dozens of friends to Charlton. We are so proud!
Well done..
First timer to watch. Enjoyed you!!!
Thanks Helen
Wow that is a historical cabin , except for the mice 😅 , thanks for sharing Ryan 👍
Does bear spray work on mice?😆
My first time watching. I really enjoyed watching and your sense of humor is so funny! Gotta go through your videos and watch more!
Thanks Becky!
Thank you for this video. Sweet location! Bummer about the mice, I cannot abide them either. Subscribed.
amazing video man..i like it
Thanks! glad you enjoyed it
amazing video, just found this channel.
thank you!
City people going in the mountains unprepared is not wise. You should always take enough food with you for a couple days especially if it is snowing. I have seen it many times when a storm comes out of nowhere and people get stuck and almost freeze to death because they were unprepared. Without cell service and your car when you are unprepared, mice are the least of your issues.
Thanks for the concern. I was prepared for all the scenarios you mentioned, except for mice. So yes, contracting hantavirus was my biggest issue.
First time watching, really enjoyed it from England.
Thanks Janetta! Glad you enjoyed!
That drone footage was so beautiful!! 😍 I'm so glad you didn't have to stay and sleep with the mice!! Hopefully that light sweeping you did kept your gear from getting too "poopy". 😂🤞
Thanks, I hope so too! 💩☠️
I like your adventure..tulsa.oklahoma......
Thanks Mark
As an Norwegin I have to say that The Hall Of The Mountain King is composed by Edvard Grieg and is composed in the 1800 hundreds.
Very true. The version I used was from the TH-cam library and they made me copy/paste the audio credits exactly how they are.
The mice are why you should sleep on the elevated platform.
The 🎵🎶 music is quite awesome
The bed looked more than sturdy enough for you to sleep up off the floor. Keeps the mice out of your sleeping be when you are snoring. Also a Buddy Heater would do wonders to keep some of the cold out of your bones.
New video title idea "Softest man only lasts hours in Toughest man's cabin" 😂😂
Hahaha, that's actually pretty good. 😂
I keep thinking how much better this is than going to the woods only to get drunk and go hunting.
if those walls could talk
Least outdoorsy man to make a video like this. Be not afraid of mice! 😅
Maybe since its historical you could ask to fix it up. The roof needs to be if not eventually the roof will rot. Plus fix the stove. They should have funds for that to be done.
Killer mice! Great video footage. thanks!
mice ...... do not blame you at all for leaving.
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I just wondered what the old miners did with the mice?
Live with it. Period.
Softy, mice video.
Although I like the xmas music, the intro for The Shining would have been awesome to use too.
I actually tried using that, but it's copyrighted. Even tried using my own version and the melody still got copy striked.
Yea, everybody knows Steve's step 2!
LOL. I know the feeling. I once got chased out of a cabin by squirrels.
I've been chased out by racoons twice! 😅
Beautiful land, even during that snowstorm. BTW old Miller was interviewed at some point and supposedly said he shot a lot of Indians but never checked them lol. But seriously that was some hard living out there, my respects to them pioneers.
Well at least there is a road leading there
This guy. I fuckin like this guy.
Almost said “get a cot and go back” and you said it. 😅
Great video!! New subscriber here! You are real cute!! Michael 😊😊😊
How far from town is that cabin in the woods sir
15 minutes of my life I’ll never get back.
Could have easily pretended you stayed the night in the cabin. Credit for being honest. I would have done the same 😂 great video
Thanks Eric!
I would fix it up and live in it.
Well I see you got the door wide open talking about a grizzly bear better off sleeping in the truck
Spray is no gurantee
I'd be getting myself a stovepipe if I were you. A fire would be so nice! I wonder where Mr. Miller's mine was...? Be interesting to find it.
Pretty sure the big mining companies that moved in later tore it all down. Then they had to clean everything up when they left, but I'm glad they left this cabin.
I think I saw the Beartooth Pass.
Install 2 door latches for inside and outside
Hilarious. Bit of a sausage fit in the bags
why didn't you sleep on the elevated bed platforms? missed that part.
They were broken and slanted quite badly.
he left because of Mice you think he is sleeping on uneven pavement lol he shudda used the bear spray on those meeces
In Germany 🇩🇪 we say : There is an area where the fox 🦊 and the rabbit 🐇 says good night 😴 😂
The shining intro music would have been more appropriate
I agree! Unfortunately its copyrighted. You can't even use a cover of the song, but it would have been perfect.
how long can you stay before someone shows up maybe no one
I’m glad you left and I bet your Dad worries! Beautiful footage and another cool intro.👏 Great to see you again. Hope you and your family have the happiest of holidays! 1.1k likes 🙌
Thanks Hilary! Merry Christmas and thanks for stopping by!
@@RyanThayneno, thank YOU! Oh and I forgot to ask… why’d you park so far away?🤔
@@Hilhub 😂😂
Awesome video. I really enjoyed it. Makes you think what life is all about. What if there was not a grocery store or phones or cars. What if you had to survive in that cabin all alone in 1830. Wow!
I had to shut the his off when I saw bear spray🤦🏽♂️good job on the video though
Hang on. You left because of some mice? MICE?! Such a big girls blouse. 🤦♀️ x
I saw a couple of bears running around. Shouldn't the bear be sleeping. Before most of us were . born. Did you chop any fire wood
Do a make over on that cabin
Were the grizzlies hibernating?
Build a bed area so you can spend the night.
😂😂so funny
Does this know that bears shi>t in the woods?
Someone should put a tin roof on that so I’ll last longer
THAT MUSIC GOTTA GO!!!
You should have a heater buddy or a diesel heater
I've thought about getting a heater buddy. Maybe someday