"This year, im really going to put alot more effort into it" dude you already produce professional quality content thats better than 95% of the stuff on t.v.
This is awesome! Reminds me of a cabin we discovered while hiking/canoeing up north in Saskatchewan when I was young. It was dumping rain and we were SO thrilled to have found shelter, only to discover the roof was basically a sieve. 😂 But we put our garbage bag rain suits on and fixed up the place as much as possible, and put on a fire. It was warmer than outside and we were young and healthy enough that everything was a fun adventure! :)
Like I said before...there are very few channels I don't skip through. This one I watch end to end so good on you man. Great work and I'm looking forward to seeing what more effort looks like
I love watching your channel, one of the things I enjoy is it's not all about killing the wildlife, it's not all about building your own homestead and 'sweat equity' - it feels like Canadian you tube wilderness is about something else - the wilderness and not about boys toys and so on. Also - as a Brit (whose family nearly emigrated to Canada, and whose cousins and aunt and uncle did) I love that there's all these British English phrases that turn up. Crappy being one. that feels British English, and some others I noticed on other vids. anyway thanks for the videos. great job.
I'm amazed at how many cabins you visit that are unlocked and seemingly open for anyone in the Nova Scotia backcountry. Is that sort of an expectation of cabin owners and builders?
@@anonanonanon-c4vexactly. That is standard practice in the back country. Nobody minds if someone uses their cabin as long as they don’t destroy it leave it better than you found it for the owner or the next person who needs it. If you can leave food, fire wood , and like a sign I found in one said, sex toys. Just because it isn’t being used doesn’t mean it is abandoned
In Nova Scotia we have many of these backwoods cabins. The ones I've visited have all been public, or I've gotten permission from the owner. This one is a little different as it was built in a protected wilderness area and there is no documentation of a camp lease, which suggests the spot may have been illegally built
Always stoked to see the Northern Scavenger notification! Thanks for another beautiful video. Keep on paying it forward. Where's Alex? Hope all is well.
Just subscribed. Hey, Noah. My father's name is also Noah. Nice name for nice men. I love woods, rivers, lakes and all God's creatures. Being disabled, I now accompany you! Brings back best of times and memories. Thank you and God bless your heart ♥ 😊❤
So wonderful to see your video. Noah you've been missed. Fantastic repair on the roof with what you had on site. Looking forward to upcoming explorations.
The green laken hanging from spruces we call woodbeard in my country. what a weet day, brrr, and sleep on an OLD mattress is discusting, I prefer a bench without anything on then and would bring my own sleepingmatt and sleepingbag. Food looked good yes.The surroundings look like in Finland/Suomi, the thousand lakes country it is called. Like people who improve places they are visiting that is a very good thing to do, thank you o
Dude!!! I watch and love all your videos but there is just something about these videos where you go discover a lost cabin and fix it up I absolutely love!! Maybe Its the mix of exploring slash giving back slash cabin building I can’t get enough! You really got something here! Thank you so much for the amazing content. You got a fan for life!
Another quality adventure! I was not born with the handyman gene, so I'm always impressed to see folks try to repair stuff with little or no tools. Great backwoods repair! That stove, tho. It may be a goner. ☹️
That wee cabin is a gem to find and could be renovated , A great place for those traveling through to stay. and what a pretty area. Hey so kind of you to put a temporary fix on the camp hopefully more that come across it will do them same.
Noah you seem to be planning your next outing before the finishing the one you are on! Esker! Never knew about them, now I do thanks for pointing them out. “NOAH’S Abandoned Camp Repairs No Job Too Small”.
I wish your videos were longer. It seems like something is missing in these short 20 to 30 minute videos. Really enjoyed the full length version of your expeditions.
Excellent vid Noah. This could have easily run for an hour. Don’t know how on earth you got the job done AND do all the filming in 1 day. Oh, you should put that hammer in the Smithsonian!,
Great job Noah Its always sad to see places that have been left abandoned like that. With the right owner could be a great little place. but you made it work Well done keep doin it.
Hello Noah, so happy to see another top-notch video by you. All these back woods cabin that you are going to makes for an awesome adventure that you document for all of us. Way to go and keep up the great content. Just one other comment for you to consider, just wondering if you could put a comment at the start of the videos stating what time of the year that your videos take place. This one seems like it may have been early/late fall as there were still frogs out. Just a thought for you to consider as it would be nice to know when you are doing your adventures. See you on your next video !!!! 🙂
@@NorthernScavenger Only a couple weeks ago...WOW. I would have thought it was early/late fall what with the lakes around you that were ice free. The overhead drone shots showed that all the lakes were ice free. May have to do an early season fishing trip out there. Looked beautiful for sure. General area????
I always enjoy your videos.. I’m in Nova Scotia and would love to come along with my dog sometime.. I’m no professional or anything and would love to grow my skill set, don’t get me wrong, I’m not gonna suffer. Very best 🍻
Hello from Quebec! Your videos are mesmerizing, once I start I cant stop. You mentioned about doing a video from Northern Quebec, hopefully that will happen sometime in the near future, merci pour ce beau video, cest tres apprecie, a la prochaine!!
Put the small plastic bottle of cooking oil in a sealable sandwich bag carry it in your pocket close the body to keep it fluid. use virgin olive oil it's better for you.
If they had stored the ladder inside the cabin it would have still been good. Great video, thanks for sharing. It's amazing that you left the place better than when you entered! Mcguire who...
What an interesting mixture. You with a lovely Canadian accent, somewhere in Canada in a leaky old cabin. With a roll of Alcan on the shelf which looks of English origin and a bottle of South Australian, Banrock Station wine also on the shelf. Is this how all abandoned cabins are left because if so I'm on my way.
Hi Noah! That was a GREAT video. Very enjoyable...love your adventurous nature to be out in nature. You take awesome footage of the environment around you. Can't wait for the next one! Thanks sooooo much for sharing ( Karen from SW Ontario 🍻)
Thanks Karen, my favourite part of filming these trips is trying to capture the season and the environment of the spot. It makes me happy you enjoy that, as well. Cheers
"This year, im really going to put alot more effort into it" dude you already produce professional quality content thats better than 95% of the stuff on t.v.
This comment needs way more likes so that he knows that we all agree
💯% 👍🏻
@@MrZashTheGreatdefinitely the aguanish river trip was epic.
Facts! I don’t know how he doesn’t have half a million subscribers yet!!!???!!!
@@TheRuralDadIt's criminal
Leaving the place better then you found it is what it's about when finding a cabin
In Australia, "Abandoned cabin" just means that it belongs to gigantic spiders now, and they're not accepting extra tenants.
Damn right buddy 😂❤😂
You're not wrong and if there are any holes in the wall keep your eyes out for a good old brownie.
@@jennyleef1775 brownie?
Yeah the insects in Australia are next level 😂
@@jennyleef1775 free brownies? Sounds like a good snack
This is awesome! Reminds me of a cabin we discovered while hiking/canoeing up north in Saskatchewan when I was young. It was dumping rain and we were SO thrilled to have found shelter, only to discover the roof was basically a sieve. 😂 But we put our garbage bag rain suits on and fixed up the place as much as possible, and put on a fire. It was warmer than outside and we were young and healthy enough that everything was a fun adventure! :)
It's a beautiful day for a 12k hike. Hmmm let's do it. Can't blame you there. Usually there are not as many people adventuring when it's raining.
Like I said before...there are very few channels I don't skip through. This one I watch end to end so good on you man. Great work and I'm looking forward to seeing what more effort looks like
Yep Northern Scavenger and @LostLakes always watch!
@@michaelbroyer3918 Xander Budnick pretty good too.
Thanks so much, Rui !
@@michaelbroyer3918 I love Lost Lakes!
@@NorthernScavenger ya that channel makes great content for sure!
Your a good man Noah I love how you always leave it better than you found it.
You really make me think that hard is normal and pushing yourself to the limits is the way to go. Thank goodness for people like you and your mates.
White chocolate covered oreos has been my go to hiking snack for long trips. The amount of calories they give is awesome and they are amazing anyway.
having the whole box with you is dangerous though lol
Your channel should have a million subscribers
Glad to find an amazing youtuber to add to my stream
Welcome aboard, my friend
Putting a "bandaid" on the roof was a nice neighborly thing to do. Maybe the next person will do something else and so on. I always enjoy your videos.
I love watching your channel, one of the things I enjoy is it's not all about killing the wildlife, it's not all about building your own homestead and 'sweat equity' - it feels like Canadian you tube wilderness is about something else - the wilderness and not about boys toys and so on. Also - as a Brit (whose family nearly emigrated to Canada, and whose cousins and aunt and uncle did) I love that there's all these British English phrases that turn up. Crappy being one. that feels British English, and some others I noticed on other vids. anyway thanks for the videos. great job.
Crappy is common American English too! I think it's universal! Cold, rainy, weather, the only word that fits is crappy!
You're so nice to fix that roof and stove pipe up. What a sweet little place.
Hi, Noah! Good on you for giving the cabin’s roof some love😊👏👏👏👏👏
Great video as always! We need more people like you who take the time to fix something without being asked.
A macgyver job Noah! He’d be proud. 🇨🇦
😅😅😅👍👏
Very cool and you might save a lost hiker's life with those repairs you did/
Good job Mr Fixit. You gave that shitty shelter a new life and somebody else will benefit. But that's how you roll. Gotta love it. 'preciate you.
I'm amazed at how many cabins you visit that are unlocked and seemingly open for anyone in the Nova Scotia backcountry. Is that sort of an expectation of cabin owners and builders?
If you lock it, people break in. If you leave it unlocked, it might get used but chances are it won't be wrecked
@@anonanonanon-c4vexactly. That is standard practice in the back country. Nobody minds if someone uses their cabin as long as they don’t destroy it leave it better than you found it for the owner or the next person who needs it. If you can leave food, fire wood , and like a sign I found in one said, sex toys. Just because it isn’t being used doesn’t mean it is abandoned
In Nova Scotia we have many of these backwoods cabins. The ones I've visited have all been public, or I've gotten permission from the owner. This one is a little different as it was built in a protected wilderness area and there is no documentation of a camp lease, which suggests the spot may have been illegally built
Plenty here in cape breton
In Scotland they build a very basic cabin for hikers to use if caught in bad weather.
Be cool to see you return to this place
That little cabin could be fixed up to be a nice place to camp and fish.
Always stoked to see the Northern Scavenger notification! Thanks for another beautiful video. Keep on paying it forward.
Where's Alex? Hope all is well.
Thanks Chris, Alex is doing well
"All my kingdom for an axe." Great video. Thanks.
Nice cottage to come and relax. Good swimming there.
your channel is exceptional. I share the vids with my friends. Thanks for continuing to share your journeys with us.
Thanks Noah, you walked into a rough situation with bare minimum resources to repair the neglected cabin, left it better than it was. {:-)
Just subscribed. Hey, Noah. My father's name is also Noah. Nice name for nice men. I love woods, rivers, lakes and all God's creatures. Being disabled, I now accompany you! Brings back best of times and memories. Thank you and God bless your heart ♥ 😊❤
Love what you're doing mate, that's a beautiful part of the world.
So wonderful to see your video. Noah you've been missed. Fantastic repair on the roof with what you had on site. Looking forward to upcoming explorations.
I like the fact to always do repairs and maintenance when you leave a camp .
I really enjoyed watching you repairing this chimney/roof, could do more of those remote cabin repair trips :)
The green laken hanging from spruces we call woodbeard in my country. what a weet day, brrr, and sleep on an OLD mattress is discusting, I prefer a bench without anything on then and would bring my own sleepingmatt and sleepingbag. Food looked good yes.The surroundings look like in Finland/Suomi, the thousand lakes country it is called. Like people who improve places they are visiting that is a very good thing to do, thank you o
Thank you for repairing the roof as much as possible. Well done. New sub here. Love your channel.
Glad to have you, Deb
Dude!!! I watch and love all your videos but there is just something about these videos where you go discover a lost cabin and fix it up I absolutely love!! Maybe Its the mix of exploring slash giving back slash cabin building I can’t get enough! You really got something here! Thank you so much for the amazing content. You got a fan for life!
Glad to hear it, man! Thanks
Good fix with what you had Noah ! As long as it's in the bush it's all good , repairs & nice cook up looked awesome :)
Love this stuff. Glad there are others who do this stuff for fun. Now I don't feel like a weirdo😂
Now, that’s my kind of food - a strip steak. Just brown it on both sides and eat it. It won’t kill you.
Another quality adventure! I was not born with the handyman gene, so I'm always impressed to see folks try to repair stuff with little or no tools. Great backwoods repair! That stove, tho. It may be a goner. ☹️
Love seeing what's happening in your neck of the woods😊
That wee cabin is a gem to find and could be renovated , A great place for those traveling through to stay. and what a pretty area. Hey so kind of you to put a temporary fix on the camp hopefully more that come across it will do them same.
Noah you seem to be planning your next outing before the finishing the one you are on!
Esker! Never knew about them, now I do thanks for pointing them out.
“NOAH’S Abandoned Camp Repairs No Job Too Small”.
haha, thanks Paul!
Awesome repair with the tools in hand. Great adventure and fun to watch!
I wish your videos were longer. It seems like something is missing in these short 20 to 30 minute videos. Really enjoyed the full length version of your expeditions.
I had a 2004 Matrix. It was a tank!!! I now have a Tacoma. Thanks for the adventure. Cheers from New Brunswick.
Made my day, thanks for posting............ ! ! ! !
Love your respect for things and Nature, Noah. The world is a better place because of people like you! Much gratitude…
Really good video. Enjoyed the Mcguyveresque cabin improvements! You left the cabin in a better state than it was and that's a very good thing to do.
It's a very beautiful spot. It's just in need of some TLC.
Noah Awesome! Looks like a nice location 👍👍
Thanks for sharing 👍
The Vermonter
Excellent vid Noah. This could have easily run for an hour. Don’t know how on earth you got the job done AND do all the filming in 1 day. Oh, you should put that hammer in the Smithsonian!,
I love this guy with his sweet potatoes. Smart man
That cabin and its location looks like a secret shop from an RPG game. So cool
Good job being a JACK of all trades! WAY better than it was! Good job, Noah! TY😎
My second episode, I’m hooked, thanks for sharing!
Yes!!
Even "clean" municipal water has flouride, chlorine, and who knows what else is in there. This is why we need good water purification ❤
Good job Noah...thank you.
Keep up the great content & try to bring your significant other, you two make a great team.
Cheers from sunny Florida.
Great job Noah Its always sad to see places that have been left abandoned like that. With the right owner could be a great little place.
but you made it work Well done keep doin it.
Thank you for taking care of that cabin for the next folks. Love the channel keep up the great work.
Your channel is awesome. Your trips are awesome. Your videography is superb. The geology and natural history lessons are a good bonus.
Much love Dan 💚
That caben and many like it, are there for everyone
Be a cool cabin to fix and enjoy and leave for the nezt generation to enjoy.
You can start a new channel. Noah's caveman repairs. 😀
Great little find. Good to see you again.
Oh my gosh what an amazing view from the cabin and the surrounding area. Just gorgeous. You have such a kind soul to be doing all these repairs.❤️
Thanks Trish
thought you were going to announce you bought the place... great job keeping the old cabin alive for a little longer!
Great example of leaving it better then you found it..Thanks for all your efforts with your content..
Hello Noah, so happy to see another top-notch video by you. All these back woods cabin that you are going to makes for an awesome adventure that you document for all of us. Way to go and keep up the great content. Just one other comment for you to consider, just wondering if you could put a comment at the start of the videos stating what time of the year that your videos take place. This one seems like it may have been early/late fall as there were still frogs out. Just a thought for you to consider as it would be nice to know when you are doing your adventures. See you on your next video !!!! 🙂
Hey thanks Tom, this was a trip from a couple weeks ago
@@NorthernScavenger Only a couple weeks ago...WOW. I would have thought it was early/late fall what with the lakes around you that were ice free. The overhead drone shots showed that all the lakes were ice free. May have to do an early season fishing trip out there. Looked beautiful for sure. General area????
I would have to have a lot of beer to do anything like this! It’s cool to see it documented like this!
I always enjoy your videos.. I’m in Nova Scotia and would love to come along with my dog sometime.. I’m no professional or anything and would love to grow my skill set, don’t get me wrong, I’m not gonna suffer. Very best 🍻
I keep hinting to Noah that a small dog, like a french bulldog, would be a great addition to his videos! Haha ☺
Nice work on the leaks! You are so adventurous
Well done, Noah
Jack of all trades Noah! Clever use of available resources indeed 🙂 Yikes, those mattresses are sketchy though ;-)
Hello from Quebec! Your videos are mesmerizing, once I start I cant stop. You mentioned about doing a video from Northern Quebec, hopefully that will happen sometime in the near future, merci pour ce beau video, cest tres apprecie, a la prochaine!!
Thanks Pierre, the plan was a winter trek through Uapishka. Maybe next winter
nice repair job ...so very nice of you to fix the place up.
Put the small plastic bottle of cooking oil in a sealable sandwich bag carry it in your pocket close the body to keep it fluid. use virgin olive oil it's better for you.
so peacefull
Impressive roof repair considering the resources!
Oh yeah!! My Wednesday just got epic! Thanks Noah!😁
Noah, I ALWAYS love these cabin vids. This is great. Thanks
Will we be seeing more of Alex and the boys this year?
We got something in the works
Al the best Noah, well done
Another great adventure. Thanks
Loved watching , thanks for sharing .
Doggone saw of yours cuts well! Great food shots.
What a saw. One stroke and it cuts thru like butter. Grin. Great as always Noah
I recently replaced the blade with a Bahco, and it makes all the difference
Thank you for showcasing Nova Scotia.
That would be a sweet place to buy and fix up. Great location. Nice video!
If they had stored the ladder inside the cabin it would have still been good. Great video, thanks for sharing. It's amazing that you left the place better than when you entered! Mcguire who...
Another grand video! Appreciate the quality that goes into your work.
Great job, Noah 🙌
Yes, you need to go back to that spot and try fishing there.
Beautiful location. Good work on the fixes as well.
Nate
Good work Noah keep it up. Excellent video as always. Cheers from the valley.
What an interesting mixture. You with a lovely Canadian accent, somewhere in Canada in a leaky old cabin. With a roll of Alcan on the shelf which looks of English origin and a bottle of South Australian, Banrock Station wine also on the shelf. Is this how all abandoned cabins are left because if so I'm on my way.
Very cool! Nice that you did the roof patch. Hopefully you plan on going back sometime and check on the cabin again. Thanks for sharing my friend😎
You're a brave man for sleeping on that mattress, even if you had the inflatable and accordion mat on top of it! 😳
Good job on the roof and chimney!
I felt pretty brave 🙃
Great Ingenuity Noah. Good call on not getting on the roof. Your videos are so inspiring. Cheers
Hi Noah! That was a GREAT video. Very enjoyable...love your adventurous nature to be out in nature. You take awesome footage of the environment around you. Can't wait for the next one! Thanks sooooo much for sharing ( Karen from SW Ontario 🍻)
Thanks Karen, my favourite part of filming these trips is trying to capture the season and the environment of the spot. It makes me happy you enjoy that, as well. Cheers
Innovative roofing patch!