Forest Ranger finds mystery cabin in the woods

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The vanishing without a trace reminds me of how ive done for years. ;)
 
Im callin BS,all this mystery and nobody thought to put up a trail cam??? Im not buyin it.
 
Jason W. said:
For some reason I am just guessing the user of that cabin probably had less stress in their life than most of us.
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until the "oh $hit" moment when he saw the eviction notice
 
Organic unfiltered coconut oil, 1 tbsp and 8oz of black coffee great start to the day
 
GSW said:
That's organic peanut butter, almond butter and coconut oil on the shelf. He buys the good stuff and is clearly aware of the many benefits and uses for coconut oil since he has multiple jars.
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Well you can't expect him to cook from the same jar he greased the boys with!
 
Sort of related to this, I recently read the book 'One man's Wilderness'. It is about a guy (Dick Proenneke) who built his own log cabin on a lake up in Alaska and lived there for about 30 years (age 51 to about 80 I think). He had a friend with a plane fly in supplies every so often, but he also hunted for food. I thought it was a very interesting story.

Alone in the Wilderness, DVD and VHS available, the story of Dick Proenneke

Here is a short video about it:
 
Ron said:
Organic unfiltered coconut oil, 1 tbsp and 8oz of black coffee great start to the day
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Takes a lot of skin to absorb 8 oz of black coffee.
 
drkelly said:
Sort of related to this, I recently read the book 'One man's Wilderness'. It is about a guy (Dick Proenneke) who built his own log cabin on a lake up in Alaska and lived there for about 30 years (age 51 to about 80 I think). He had a friend with a plane fly in supplies every so often, but he also hunted for food. I thought it was a very interesting story.

Alone in the Wilderness, DVD and VHS available, the story of Dick Proenneke

Here is a short video about it:
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I've always wanted to do something like this. Our society takes the good out of men.
 
jeepinmatt said:
Our society takes the good out of men.
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My ass has been burning since before Christmas about some of this. Where did the masculinity of men go????

Skinny jeans, boys playing with/wanting girls toys, males that can't fix a damn thing their self, wtf.

I saw something happen over Christmas that blew my mind. Then I read Brave Men by Ernie Pyle and it just fueled the fire.

The number of "soft" men in our society has gotten ridiculous.
 
drkelly said:
Sort of related to this, I recently read the book 'One man's Wilderness'. It is about a guy (Dick Proenneke) who built his own log cabin on a lake up in Alaska and lived there for about 30 years (age 51 to about 80 I think). He had a friend with a plane fly in supplies every so often, but he also hunted for food. I thought it was a very interesting story.

Alone in the Wilderness, DVD and VHS available, the story of Dick Proenneke

Here is a short video about it:
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Either a documentary on History/Nat Geo/Netflick was about this man. I watched it. Good stuff
 
Man I grew up building dovetail log cabins and restoring old log cabins with my dad. I was 17 and be dropped off 26 logs 18-20 round and 20ft long and handed he a couple hatchets and axes and said make them square and build a cabin. If you can do it in a summer I'll help you get a new truck. I got a new truck but it was hell
 
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