Yeah, man, these are scrubbing up nice!
Yeah, this one is gross, like, slimy.
Yeah. Get them all scrubbed up, man!
Me and Breanna are gonna go down for a little waterfowl hunting,
we're gonna go see what we can find, go lay out some decoys
and see if we can attract something.
Old bent beak Becky here.
She's the one that's gonna get all the mallards
coming to the flock man, tell you what.
Decoys are big birds that you put out for the birds that are flying over,
they'll spot them and hopefully come in
and see what the heck's going on down there,
maybe something interesting, other ducks are on to some food source,
and it's supposed to attract fly-bys.
Telling you what, I'd be surprised
if I don't shoot them by accident look so real.
Sweet. All right. Well, let's go get our guns ready and stuff.
This is a nightmare following this creek. Good lord.
We got a couple of spots in mind that are kind of, you know, traditionally
ducky spots. We're gonna go put some decoys in one
and then go down, and check out the other, lay some decoys down there
and then probably bounce back and forth between the two
to see if anything gets in the action.
Man. Some bears have been eating some fishies.
Yeah.
Definitely some bear around. I've been seeing steps stomp down,
I was wondering what that was.
Ooh, yeah dude. There's definitely some fresh bear activity, man.
I've been seeing tiny little of piles of, so that means,
she's probably got cubs with it, so.
I'm just gonna load a couple rounds in the old gun,
just 'cause I see a bunch of bear sign here and it's like why not?
Skunk cabbage is all down, like, it's been roughing around here.
I mean, we might not see 'em but you know there's definitely one in the area.
Cool, good thing we got shotguns, Breanna.
The winter is coming fast. It's pretty dire.
Fingers crossed that we're able to put our big boy pants on
and get a roof and walls over my head and sides that are not made of canvas
before winter.
This is going to be a bear, but we are in bear territory so we should be used to it.
What could ever go wrong?
Well, don't ask those kinds of questions, or you'll find out in a hurry.
I've spent a lot of the spring and summer, you know, doing a lot of work,
earning some favors, and sweat is one of the currencies out here,
and I definitely had to go and show that I was willing to do the work for others,
really before I felt comfortable trying to pull in any of the favors from,
from any of these guys.
Well, this hole's drier than the one you got.
Lucky for me, squibb's kind of answered the call. All right.
Can't thank him enough. Really, really excited.
Is this going over here?
It's getting wider and shallower. Okay.
Getting some gravel.
Dump it. It is awful nice to see Troy putting down roots, man.
I, I think he really digs this lifestyle about as much as I do.
All right.
Well this is nice. We gotta raise 'em up a little bit, take off the tops,
and make that all level.
Should have a cabin up by tonight.
That's a little wishful, but, we're getting somewhere.
Yeah. Baby steps, baby. Baby steps.
It's nice to see, we got some new blood,
and with a little bit of help from everybody around here,
I think he'll enjoy it just as much as we have.
- Pretty close. - Sham sham.
Yeah.
Higher. Little more, little more.
- We're right at the top. - There we go.
Yeah, we stuck it.
That one kicked up though.
When you're building somewhere in the "civilized" world,
you got a lot less coming up against you.
That's low now.
Around here, the topography is just up and down and everywhere.
It's a struggle to get anything level and square out here.
Trials and tribulations of attempting stuff that was not easily accomplished.
Well, winter's just about upon us and that and
this is kind of the last of the hurrah there, you know,
as far as getting everything that, I need for the winter.
Man, it sucks.
Pretty bad when you can ring your clothes out underneath your rain gear.
Well junior, I put this off long enough
and today we're gonna build you a seat extension.
Take a few measurements.
This is the time of year to go creek fishing, the salmon are up the streams.
Sixteen, I thought.
But junior's a little over three years old now and he's gotten way bigger, he's,
he takes up a lot more real estate
so we gotta build him some bigger furniture.
Guess we better get started.
Port protection straight edge here now.
Well, here we go.
I got quite bit of experience in building and construction, you know, over the years.
My dad and my grandfather both did it.
Well, now comes the hinge here.
My grandfather was a contractor and grew up just, you know,
if there wasn't any logging to do, you know,
hell you can always go pound nails.
All right, take this down and see if it fits.
There it is. Nice and solid.
Alright junior, do you want to try her out?
Get front. Up there.
Ooh, what's going on?
You can actually sit down halfway decent.
Junior seems to be digging his seat there.
Got all kinds of real estate to play on.
Hell, he can damn near do laps on it.
You like it up there, now?
You got a lot more room, don't ya?
What do you think? Let's go get some food.
When you move out here from, you know, down below and
about everything you do is something new.
And there's always a struggle somewhere.
You have to be willing to expend energy.
You know talking is one thing, movement is a whole 'nother thing.
Still got some good bones in it.
I think it will make a dandy stove.
With the right amount of attention,
I will transform what is absolute fricken garbage,
I'll turn this into something that's very useful.
If I could just reinforce a few spots on it, fix this crack,
this thing will be a perfectly good wood stove.
I'm gonna go look for the door.
I've been collecting junk for a number of years and,
I had the opportunity to acquire an old wood stove
that a guy was gonna pitch in the bay and now young Troy is gonna try to get
a roof over his head this winter and rather than having him buy a new stove I said,
"I'll bet you I could put something together for you. There it is."
So, I'm gonna basically recycle this old fire box,
give it a tune up and it'll make an excellent housewarming gift.
Not only will it be a housewarming gift, it'll actually keep you warm.
Yeah, this weld completely cut loose all the way along the back of this.
It's a little more extensive than I thought,
I couldn't see it till I beat on it,
but now I'm a little more concerned because I have to fix,
I thought I was just gonna be fixing a little spot here
but it's all the way to the corners.
This increases the level of difficulty.
Back of the stove is what takes all the
beating, all the heat, is forced back there,
it's the hottest part of your stove, as you
can tell all the metal got so hot it warped.
Something bounced off my glasses into my eye.
Just real irritating, I can feel it.
Thinking it may be more than one.
I feel like I need to have, hold my eye open and have someone like
put a garden hose on it or something.
Well, I'm not gonna let a little piece of rust in my eye stop me from going forward.
It's uncomfortable, but, it, it'll goober up and works its way out sooner or later.
I'm just going to see how hard it's gonna be to, put a new corner on this.
Yeah, it's a little warped kind of, kind of like most of the people
that live in these parts.
The stage I'm at now, I would say that this back isn't ever gonna pop off there again.
Now I have broken glass pane here which I'm gonna fix that,
I'm gonna put a plate of steel over this whole thing.
Nothing like breaking a window.
Brings back fond memories of my bb gun.
Hopefully, I can make this pretty.
Let's see what happens here.
I couldn't see where I was going.
That's what you call a up.
Take two.
Why can't I see this; I just did the same thing over again.
Why can't see that crack?
I'm kind of, like, the, the lost hunter, I'm welding in a circle.
Really upsets me when I'm doing something that I think I know what I'm doing
and it doesn't quite turn out the way that I thought it was going to be.
I'm still in my learning curve.
It does look like this corner is lower.
Holy hell yeah, son of a bitch.
If this door is warped beyond repair, that means I am going to have to cut it apart
and completely rebuild it. And unfortunately,
I don't have all the materials on hand to do that.
You can't put that on a stove.
And why in the is it doing it?
Because Sammy doesn't know what he's doing.
This might be a problem.
Watch the level for me.
My bush carpentry skillset is about nil.
Sam and squibb kind of have their, their masters and I'm, barely cracking,
elementary school.
So, I'm pulling in as much information from the pros out here as I can.
All right, let's see what we got.
Moment of truth, drum roll.
Ha, ha I'm a god. It's on to doing the joist work. Ay.
Perfect man, let's just, great so far.
Getting somewhere. It's coming together. Right.
The weather has finally cleared up enough to where I can do some crick fishing,
and I just happen to have a couple in mind.
Come on, junior. Let's go see what we can find.
Brushy.
Junior, junior. Are we gonna catch some fishes?
Corner warped here. I've got a pretty bad warp in this corner,
and if I can't fix it I might just throw a rigging fit,
so I damn well better make this work.
Got rid of enough of the warp.
Feels like a wood stove door to me.
Junior, you haven't quit wagging your tail since we got here.
You must, must like this clean fish?
I know you wanna chase this damn thing
but we just can't do it.
Probably about five different species of fish that we could be catching in there.
The ones I do want to stay away from are the zombified humpies I mean they're dead
and they don't even know it yet. They're pretty sad shape.
Fire.
Look at that!
I was, I thought it was a fish. It was a stick.
I got a stick and a tree at the same time.
See how this works out.
Not so good,
these spruce limbs will, so they're pretty, pretty tough.
I caught it.
No matter how good you are, you're always gonna end up in the, hung up in the tree,
a tree or two.
The trick is getting it out of that tree and getting it back so
if you can get it back every time, you're a good tree fisherman.
It's, really rained the last day or so
and the creeks are, have been pretty high,
I don't know if it washed everything out
or, but there's not a lot of action going on
though, so far.
Maybe this is the spot, junior.
Ha, ha.
Junior, no.
Pretty little trout but
enough to make a dinner out of anyway.
Fishing took hold of me whenever I was very young,
I mean it was worse than any drug.
Especially the streams though there just something about them.
I think I caught the only fish here.
I don't know junior, this spots fished out I think.
I think it's, time to move on junior.
Well, this sucks.
Junior you might have to eat carrots
and venison you ain't gonna have a whole lot of fish
if you keep going the way we're going.
Ducks. There's some birds.
What I'm seeing is about four ducks flying right at me. Right now.
They ain't gonna come at us, they see us.
Are they there? They're going the other way.
That means they hang out around here though.
You know Breanna; It's just we're seeing all these birds here, you know,
there's no reason to put the decoys out just yet.
Why don't we go over there and try to shoot one, you know,
and see if we can actually get some right way.
See if we can sneak up on one? Yeah, you know.
- Let's get her done. - Okay. Good luck!
Good luck, yeah, you too man.
Well, our strategy for right now is just kind of since we see a lot of ducks
right here right now what we're gonna do is kind of try to flush out a little bit
and see if we can make something move and maybe get a shot off
on one and try to actually take something right now.
Oliver is trying to flush out some birds towards me,
I think that's the best way that we can get some,
if I just hunker down over here.
Boy, this looks pretty ducky right here, man.
There's a couple of them down there, I see just a couple sitting there.
Here try to get a shot off on them.
There they go.
Ooh, are they gonna do this?
Ooh, ooh jeez, nah, I'm not gonna shoot at them, too far away.
They're still flying, maybe they're going to Breanna now, go to Breanna,
please go to Breanna.
What are these?
Shoot.
For some reason it kind of gummed up.
He said it was a little rusty and he had to clean it up a little bit so
it might just be a, be a little bit jammed up.
All right, now they're definitely gone.
I got all excited there for a minute.
Well, we spooked a couple ducks, but they just didn't really get into range
enough for us to shoot.
But that's alright, that's a good sign that there's ducks right in our area and
so we'll go lay some decoys out,
maybe we can get them to kind of, you know,
be more attracted to an area we can make a better shot.
I had ducks come out but the thing gummed up on me.
I like, tried to get it, and I pressed the thing and they all went out.
- What? - I clicked this,
like, this is where you do to. All right, click it.
I dunno, I haven't used the gun before. I know.
I'm a little bit like, not familiar with this gun at all, so I'm, like.
You know, it's a little disappointing that we didn't get a duck just now,
but it's okay, we know this is a good spot.
So we're going to put the decoys right where we saw the birds
and hopefully more will just come back.
This is the oddball out of the.
Well, don't make it feel bad.
- You don't gotta bring that up. - Sorry.
Okay. The plan to set these decoys is to tie them up here on a long line.
Okay. And just kind of Wade out there in the middle
and toss them out as best as I can and hopefully they'll set just right.
Drag 'em like this, check it out, I got all my ducks in a row.
Got your ducks following you.
I'm telling you.
Boy, look at those things.
All my ducks are gonna fly over look down and be like,
"holy smokes there's like twenty ducks down there,
"let's go hang out there's some food down there" or something you know.
I want them to be all pumped and jazzed about this spot
like it's a hot club in town or something.
I think we can go to another spot now maybe.
Okay, see how these soak.
Yeah, we might come back here and be full of ducks. I hope it is.
Yeah, I hope so.
This just might keep some rust from falling off in the future.
Well, paint looks like it's fairly reasonable coat of paint on there.
These handles have a tendency to get really hot
so I'm going to make something you get a better grip on it.
Final touch to the old stove.
Put a wood handle on that puppy and, it'll be ready for delivery.
We always had a problem with our door on our stove, the handle was,
would get hot and the last thing you want to do is burn your hand.
Get this thing moved to a location where I can torch off
a pretty good fire in this and finish the cure here in a little bit.
Looks like a wood stove waiting to go in a cabin.
I sure hope Troy appreciates this.
Let's go ahead and walk it.
Careful, right where I'm standing now squibb it is very slick.
As opposed to the excellent traction we get everywhere else?
- That's extra slick. - Yeah, right.
Plans right now are to get an actual cabin built.
Everything else in my life is kind of on hold.
That way you don't split out the end of it.
After we got the beams up it's a matter of getting the floor joists.
But we have to make absolutely certain that this box comes out square
because if you don't, you're gonna see it
by the time you slap the plywood down.
No, you can go straight in, it's just the ends that you have to angle
so that you don't split out the ends of the boards.
And, how far in, are ya, from the inside? Let me see.
No, see you can go, like, that far in.
Squibb has been just a wealth of knowledge on this, on this stuff,
I don't even know where to start half the time,
I just kind of look around a little overwhelmed
and start little projects here and there.
And he's able to kind of go, give, give me direction,
let me kind of see the big picture on how it's all gonna work.
These nails want to bend.
I up, squibb.
What'd you up? You didn't keep it flush.
- Yeah. - Pull it.
I should have done the two ends first?
Well, you don't have to do the ends,
you just gotta make sure that it's flush when you're doing it.
Got her all nailed too.. Back up.
And I didn't bring my pry bar either.
Needed a little drama.
No, we don't need any damn drama.
Drama costs time and materials.
We have precious little of either.
So, when you're laying down a deck that's nice and tight like this you've gotta keep
everything in line.
If you start with a problem early on in the build by the time you get to the end
it'll be amplified.
Gotta pull the nails out of it and try again.
Try, try, try again.
Crap.
Dude there's definitely some ducks sitting right there, okay,
- do you see them? - Yes.
I don't want to spook them or anything, we're gonna have to get down.
We're gonna try to get really close before they fly,
'cause I got a little tiny barrel shotgun,
yours is actually pretty good for this.
I know, I know. But, when they do fly
you're gonna want to just kind of pop up and start
beaming for, you know, you don't want to just shoot from the whole fog,
you kind of want to pick one out and aim for them, you know,
but try to see where they're flying, you know.
You can see them in there, what we're gonna try to do
is get in this deep grass, okay?
Okay.
Geese right there.
Come on, Breanna.
See if we can get a shot at one or two.
What is going on with this bitch.
- Yeah, figure that out. - I'm sick of it.
Put a round in it and try pulling the trigger.
Really, I'm over this shotgun, honestly.
Let me see the gun dude.
I've never shot a shotgun, like, ever.
Here, take that, that one actually works.
Well, we took a shot and that didn't work, yeah
definitely so we should have, probably,
you know, go get these decoys and set them out.
The whole baggy is gonna be taking up the caboose with this one,
I think. He's gonna be chasing old Mikey here. No flight Mike.
That's going to be his name. That's how I'll remember it.
No flight Mike. Naming them all?
I am. She's gonna be silly Sarah. Silly Sarah.
With Mike's after silly Sarah. All right, man.
Let's go set this bugger out here somewhere.
- I'm rolling with that. - That works.
Well sweet, yeah, we got some decoys out that's for sure.
I see some ducks landing. So, you know, cool.
This might be a good little spot for us.
Probably we should just go gather some of our stuff and then,
check out this other decoy and kind of let this place settle for a little bit.
Yeah, let those soak a little bit, I agree.
Now that we got the decoys out here,
we're gonna head back to the other spot and do a little bit of hunting
and some sitting and hopefully those decoys are attracting some birds.
Here, give me your. Yeah. Lighten my load quick.
Throw it. Hit me in the head with it.
I'm so deep. Damn it. Getting deeper. Mother.
Getting deeper.
Thanks, man.
Sinking sand.
Well, that trick ain't the way.
I didn't know that was around here.
That was a quicksand I was always afraid of as a kid.
I like fishing better, man. Way better.
Are those our duck? Geese in there. Okay.
Calm down, that's what we need you to do.
Are sure those aren't our decoys? I see them. They're a ways away.
Yeah, our decoys are closer to us. Okay, babe.
Yeah, I see a little flock of ducks and about four geese in there.
I can see that they're getting closer.
I think we might be successful here if we're careful.
What was that?
I don't understand what scared those geese.
The decoys seem to be working pretty well,
we saw a lot of geese and quite a few duck,
but they got spooked, so we're gonna leave that spot for a second
and see what's over here.
I see some birds over there; What we should probably do,
they haven't flown off we should probably just sit down here and just kind of wait.
Okay.
The birds are smart, man.
Every time I was duck hunting on TV,
those buggers are just camo from head to toe, like you. Yup.
Did you plan for this?
There they are, full on coming in, you see them right there, babe.
I don't. Coming in right there.
- Okay. - Load your gun.
I think it might already. No, it doesn't.
Here you go, push it back. Now it does.
Go take a shot.
A little out of range I feel like.
You were a little out of range.
They're all going crazy right now. They are.
But you never know, these guys can be circling back around or something.
Nah, they're leaving.
They're leaving the bay now.
I think we're gonna go over to the other spot
and just see if we can't be lucky down there.
Get them junior. Get them.
Junior.
Now we know who the real fisherman is.
That thing's nasty. Ick.
That's a zombie.
Junior he likes to catch them half dead humpies so it's kind of hard to stop him
at the same time there's so many of them.
Ick.
I ain't touching that thing.
These humpies, you know, they're pretty much dead, you know,
they've done their job and served their purpose
and now they're just fertilizing the ground.
Have to be pretty damn hungry to eat that.
I guess I just move on.
Tell you what, you got that other hammer there? Yeah.
We're going to fix that problem.
You want to make sure that, we have as little screw ups as possible.
You got the wrong man for the job.
If you let something kick you out of step, if you get a quarter inch
here and an eighth inch there by the time, you're fifty boards in,
you're an inch out of step, it may not be a piano, but I like building it like one.
Back on track.
We closed up the gap, so it's all good.
This is actually the original stove pipe that came with this fire box.
This is what I've been waiting for, it's time to torch this baby off
and then I can see if there's any anomalies in the work I did.
I need to cure the paint, so put an arm
load of kindling in there and torch her off.
Well, everything looks good.
It's definitely getting warm enough to cure the paint.
I think I've done my duty.
Fish on.
Nasty old humpy.
Nasty old male humpy.
No.
This is why they call them humpies.
They get the big hump on their back, no junior.
We're gonna turn him loose let him go do his thing.
Salmon are born and raised as fresh water;
of course, they go out to sea for four or five years,
they'll come back and spawn, they hit the fresh water coming back.
Then once they get into the fresh water, they deteriorate pretty fast.
But they're literally rotting away from the bone.
There's a bunch of them there, I don't think they'll bite
but they just keep on going,
they're pretty tough though and they keep wiggling right to the end.
That's not what I'm looking for, I'm looking for cohos and they must have moved.
- Moved up stream. - Big hans,
better hurry, he's dying as we speak.
I'd take it.
Junior, you're gonna get hooked. Junior!
You're gonna get hooked. No, junior!
Junior! You're gonna get hooked.
No!
I had a humpy on there but it came loose so.
Sometimes junior makes a terrible fishing partner because he scares the fish.
He wants to get in on the action, but it doesn't work quite so well for me.
He snapped at my spinner there a couple of times as it was going by in the water
and that and it kind of worries me,
he's not gotten hooked yet, but I have seen a dog,
he got caught right on the inside of his nose with a rooster tail spinner one time
and we're work, we're working on that problem.
Pretty grim so far.
A bunch of half dead humpies.
Hey junior, ooh what the hell is that?
Got something here.
I don't know what it is but putting up a good fight.
I think it might be a humpy or it's a coho.
Junior!
He's pretty well spent; They make good dog food though.
He's got his fall colors that's for sure.
Well junior, we better make a fish strainer.
Worked pretty good for carrying fish.
I like pretty much alaskans do this though.
Anybody that has spent fishing in any length of time knows what this is.
I think it's time we get out of here.
These fish after these heavy rains they're not here no more and
we got things to do.
Well, we're closing on the last run of the decking.
Shelter is one of your basic needs as a human being.
So just hold it right on that Mark.
Right now, the thing I'm most excited about is the cabin being done.
Nice. This is really the start of a life out here.
All right.
Let's hope the, calculations leave us nice
and flush on the outside here.
Get these in first and then we'll see where that gets us.
Not bad.
- That's pretty flush. - Pretty flush?
- Yeah. - All right.
Woo-hoo, what do you think, brutus?
We got a dancing hall up here now? Yup.
Not too damn shabby.
We got a lot to do and a lot to do after that but, I can,
there's never any shortage.
I can basically see the size now and.
Right. So next we're gonna tar paper over
and then on comes on the plywood.
I'm really glad Troy is actually learning a new skillset
because this is one he's going to need throughout his tenure here.
We live in the rain forest, and it does its level best to reclaim anything
that isn't covered in very quick order, so carpentry is a skill that is a necessity
when you live out here. Yup.
The real test of whether we got stuff square, sheets of plywood.
Try not walk off the back of the deck.
Yeah, that'd be a lousy end to a good day.
A few more nails and, you'll have somewhere off the cold damp earth
to throw your tent for a minute.
We're almost there, brother. Almost there.
Not much more laying on this plywood.
Pick up a couple tricks along the way. Did alright.
Technique's getting a little better and yeah,
definitely learned a lot from you squibb.
I know. Sorry if I got cross and short.
I'm a grumpy old man, you know.
Sometimes my bark's worse than my bite.
Sometimes I don't bark and I just bite.
Well, for all the help you've been I think I can take a little barking.
I can take an extra couple pairs of paws when I go to try to manage
my next project there.
Use a good strong young back on occasion too.
See if I can find you one.
We're sitting here, and some birds start to land man, we're just gonna make sure
they're in range before we start shooting.
That was a duck, dude.
Yeah, dude that was a duck.
Well, that's not gonna get us any ducks.
No wonder the ducks have been leaving.
Yeah, I don't think this guy is doing us any favors, Breanna,
do you want to go check out the other spot?
Yeah, think that's a good idea.
Just, I think that they got scared away.
Yeah.
We're not gonna get all down on ourselves if we miss this hunt,
we did that with the bear hunt,
and it didn't really turn out very well for anybody.
I definitely seem to have a lot more Patience
when it comes to fishing than I do hunting.
You know, it's something I have to work on.
Oliver, I see a bear. I see a bear.
There might be cubs around. There might be cubs around.
Let's get out of this kitchen. Yeah.
We're not hunting these bears right now because they're eating these nasty fish
and they're meat just does not taste good.
So, we wait until they're eating berries and that's more the time
you want to get a bear.
Breanna.
Ooh duck.
Shoot, Breanna, shoot them.
Good job, you tried.
Look I tried too.
I only had two rounds in my gun man, I wish I had another one
for when I saw those ducks. They're all in my backpack.
I don't know I think we might have blown this spot up a little bit.
How do you feel like maybe calling the hunt?
Yeah, I'm ready to call the hunt.
Right on, yeah, it's getting kind of late.
All right man.
I'm feeling kind of bummed that I wasn't able to get a duck.
With my bear hunt I just felt so down on myself.
But this time around I'm just enjoying the nature around me and
just focusing more on what like I'm blessed with
and not so bummed out about any kind of failures that come my way.
Now, you're getting me wet.
Ahoy!
This is the literal proverbial house warming gift.
That looks great.
That thing looks brand new.
- Well. - I know it's not, but it looks it.
Your beach is like hell; Troy I have to tell you.
How much tide do we got left coming, any? Not much.
Pretty much at the peak of the tide, you know.
If you can, if you can, just don't let it lip over, 'cause.
It won't. There's plenty of.
Stand on the plywood over here just to make sure.
There's plenty of weight on this thing. We got counter.
Yeah, this is the hard part.
It only weighs a couple hundred pounds.
That's not too bad. But the beach however is not too nice.
Just think, all the pain you're getting now,
we should be able to counterbalance the comfort you'll get later.
Don't bang it on any of the corners of that base.
Says the man not picking it up and moving it over the stump.
I get it; I've moved it plenty.
I had flat ground though.
You know it's not overly large, for a fire box, but you're, you're,
your cabin's not overly large either so.
Well now you have your first cabin and your first stove.
My god, I cannot wait to have that thing.
Tide's starting to fall, but I'll, I'll definitely be over here
lickety-split to help you start framing these walls.
Very cool, well don't go dry cause this is a mother of a beach.
No, my skiff is too heavy to be trying to be trying to hook off a bunch of rocks,
so we'll catch you guys on the rebound. Shortly.
- Thank you again, Sammy. - Thanks, Sam.
Let's go get that tent and get her up here for you. Let's do it.
Little lemon pepper, you can't go wrong there.
Spring fishing is the best.
Every time you cast that line out it's like pulling the old one-armed bandit
back you never know what's gonna pop up there.
You either win or you lose.
It's good.
One of them things that you either like it or you don't. Here, junior.
Me, I'm totally addicted to it.
Well, end of a long day. Pretty simple,
small list of things that is required to actually sustain yourself out here.
I think that's why certain people are attracted to, you know,
more of a minimalist lifestyle.
There are some complexities but once you got them down pat it's a much simpler life.
This is the first time that me and Breanna have actually tried to take a duck
hunt a little serious and so I'm not surprised that we didn't get anything.
We did have fun. Thanks for getting our ducks.
Yeah. Let's get going, okay?
Tow our ducks home.
It takes a lot of time and a lot of practice to be proficient at anything and
I mean if we keep it up, I know that we'll get it down and so all that's a win to me.
Watch out kid, coming through with a load.
A lot of people are more concerned with comfort then freedom.
And, the path less traveled really doesn't appeal to most people.
Guess what, hoss.
- You're out of the damn mud. - Yeah.
We can go over the plans for the actual cabin.
- For the real abode. - Roger that.
But those that it does appeal to will strive
to make sure that it comes to fruition
and, it's nice to see we've got some new blood
actually trying to make those steps.
Man, this a beautiful building site.
Many, many, many mornings, and days ahead staring out at this.
Job well done, brother.
Thank you so much. It was awesome,
couldn't have done it without you, squibb.
You've got skills too brother so, don't be surprised if I come knocking.
Happy to do it. You earned some favors that's for sure.
Right on.