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post 1620218321 10-23-2020, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted By Shortfuze
Yes but at least someone can call the ambulance to pick up my carcass. If you get killed in the woods, who's going to find you?
this is your reasoning?

A bear will find you, you are dead either way who fkn cares.
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mirin bro.

How many girls/ bears you slayed in there so far?
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Originally Posted By Shortfuze
I don't understand what the appeal is of living out in the woods. I'd be worried all the time of intruders/murderers/psychopaths etc.
And what if you had a medical problem, how will an ambulance get through?
Its peaceful. When things are stressful at work its night to go out and just be away from everything.

As for intruders, I have cell phone trail cameras set up on it. I know someone is there eleven seconds after they walk up to it. I get an alert and a pic on my phone.

As for an ambulance, we are a bit more self sufficient up here. We are never too far from help, but things always take 30 mins longer. I go on trips all the time where help is days away.

Life is never guaranteed. You take risks everyday. My life is more risky than most. Boats, snowmobiles, ATVs, guns, treestands, rough weather, lightening, always jumping thin ice and creeks. With experience, and constant risk assessment I have no issue with things most would find absurdly risky.

Wouldn't have it any other way.
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post 1620218701 10-23-2020, 10:16 AM
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I was not expecting that finish indoors by how it looks on the outside, damn. Totally mirin.
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Originally Posted By Shortfuze
Yes but at least someone can call the ambulance to pick up my carcass. If you get killed in the woods, who's going to find you?
I'm dead. Who cares.

Plus In reality I am probably the most dangerous thing out there.
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I was thinking the other day how I would like to go.

I think it would legit be cool to be killed by a bear when I am 80 out hunting or something. Fall through the ice maybe.

Anything but wasting away being kept "comfortable" with drugs.

Would be fair.
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post 1620219151 10-23-2020, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted By aleeboy
mirin bro.

How many girls/ bears you slayed in there so far?
Just the wife brah. Just getting moved in, so hopefully have some deer hanging in a few weeks.
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Cool if it's just a place to go to every other weekend and "get away" but to actually live in that **** witha wife and kids.. nah dawg
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Originally Posted By p7nk
Cool if it's just a place to go to every other weekend and "get away" but to actually live in that **** witha wife and kids.. nah dawg
No, like a mini "cottage".

Would move out for a week or two, but weekends, and time off, sure.
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post 1620219391 10-23-2020, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper
No, like a mini "cottage".

Would move out for a week or two, but weekends, and time off, sure.
if its a nice area like scenary wise. would you opposed to "forgot what its called" but basically AirBnB for camping but in cabins, people rent out
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Originally Posted By p7nk
if its a nice area like scenary wise. would you opposed to "forgot what its called" but basically AirBnB for camping but in cabins, people rent out
There are very few rules that allow me to have the cabin on crown land, but one is that i cannot use it for any other commercial purpose.

So renting it out would result in me losing the trap line and having to remove the cabin, should I get caught.

I was thinking of starting a podcast, and thought the cabin would be a cool place to host it, but "commercial purpose" likely means that wouldnt fly.
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post 1620219681 10-23-2020, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper
Just the wife brah. Just getting moved in, so hopefully have some deer hanging in a few weeks.
I see. You have kids and are you 50?

I really like your attitude towards life and how you want to go!!
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Originally Posted By aleeboy
I see. You have kids and are you 50?

I really like your attitude towards life and how you want to go!!
naw, 34, and trying for kids ATM.

if someone could change the age would rep for life.
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Originally Posted By elterrible987
i was thinking you had to lug 55 barrels out there and googled to see what they would weigh
who the f*ck would have to google this?
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper
I was thinking the other day how I would like to go.

I think it would legit be cool to be killed by a bear when I am 80 out hunting or something. Fall through the ice maybe.

Anything but wasting away being kept "comfortable" with drugs.

Would be fair.
I've always said when I go, don't bother with a funeral, just throw me in the woods and let me be eaten by whatever.
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Originally Posted By jamalfudge
I've always said when I go, don't bother with a funeral, just throw me in the woods and let me be eaten by whatever.
Pretty sure that what every single office worker female says after spending two decades with Dogs&Dildos as her only lovers.
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How many bodies happen to be buried on the periphery of the cabin OP?
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That's badass. Want to move to Alaska in the future. Would be dope to live in the woods away from all the Libcucks.
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Originally Posted By leoaa777
How many bodies happen to be buried on the periphery of the cabin OP?
None I've found.

There were some old cans and part fo a stove about eighty yards away, so still looking for a hobo skeleton.
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Originally Posted By DeputyDong5
Because buildings don't build themselves, dumbass. It was mind-blowing looking at the architecture curriculum and how little math and physics there are... my college roommate was an architecture major and his projects consisted of him gluing wooden sticks together LOL. They're glorified doodlers...if you do not understand calculus and physics, along with fluid dynamics and material science... I am not sure what use you are. Every engineer I know that has hard to work with an architect has said they're useless.
Bro... that's why there are civil engineers specializes in structural engineering you're the dumbass who's talking out of his ass. Engineers and architects work together for any kind of project they do the math the calculus and so son, in many countries (most of them) you need a cerified structural engineer to do all the calculus and so on. In the real world architects work hand in hand with each other and both rely on each other for work/clients and so on, you can't have one without another. Are you a sperg engineering student by any chance? because IRL architects and engineers get along just fine without any dumbass rivalries since we have mutual benefitial relationships
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For the record, both can be useless at times.

The engineer for calling for a w350x3500 steel beam in a fukin doghouse, and an architect because they think pretty pictures translate into real life with 100 percent accuracy.


They must however work together to make something work, despite the contractors (me) general bitching and moaning.
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
Dude, totally bad ass.This is like my dream.....

Is this thing going to have solar or something?

You have it pretty tricked out with appliances.
Same. It's always been a dream of mine to have a little cabin in the woods Thoreau style.

Good stuff, OP.
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper
The current architects we are using are very good artists, but when ti comes to building knowledge and putting it into practice they fail badly.

they basically do a design, send it to the engineers who overbuild the ever loving fuk out of it, then send the architecturals and the engineered plans to us. Most of the time they dont coincide either.

End of the day tho, we create some cool stuff. I would share some photos of the one we are on currently, but as with most of our clients, there is a zero photography privacy rule. Among others we build for the third (or fourth, or fiftth, depending) wealthiest canadian family and they have pretty strict privacy rules.
When the plans don't match that's the architects fault. They should oversee everything and make sure all the info a documentation/plans makes sense. That happens a lot IRL usually when the architect is being lazy or the timeline is being pushed too hard by the real estate people.

Sounds interesting what you're working in, shame about the no photo rule but understandable. I bet there's lots of cool woodwork on those houses
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Originally Posted By suave2000
When the plans don't match that's the architects fault. They should oversee everything and make sure all the info a documentation/plans makes sense. That happens a lot IRL usually when the architect is being lazy or the timeline is being pushed too hard by the real estate people.

Sounds interesting what you're working in, shame about the no photo rule but understandable. I bet there's lots of cool woodwork on those houses
Its the most complex we have ever attempted. Super modern with angles and lines, asymetric roof and walls, angles slightly off 90 degrees, super low slope roofs.

Four buildings going up at once, ten miles out by boat built on the edge of one of the wide open great lakes.
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper
For the record, both can be useless at times.

The engineer for calling for a w350x3500 steel beam in a fukin doghouse, and an architect because they think pretty pictures translate into real life with 100 percent accuracy.


They must however work together to make something work, despite the contractors (me) general bitching and moaning.
Yes but engineers are always thinking about worst case scenario + building codes + other bs regulations and what not
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper
Its the most complex we have ever attempted. Super modern with angles and lines, asymetric roof and walls, angles slightly off 90 degrees, super low slope roofs.

Four buildings going up at once, ten miles out by boat built on the edge of one of the wide open great lakes.
Nice nice sounds like an interesting project. I can relate, I mostly do luxury villas too but In warmer tropical weather. Getting to and out of the sites is a pain in the ass, same with bringing in all the material and work force. Luckily we don't have to worry about the cold mainly mosquitoes and snakes.
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Yes but engineers are always thinking about worst case scenario + building codes + other bs regulations and what not
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper
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mirin brah, srs. That's very clean work, respect. I think my favourite one was the storage shed, loved that weathered gray look on the wood.
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Originally Posted By suave2000
mirin brah, srs. That's very clean work, respect. I think my favourite one was the storage shed, loved that weathered gray look on the wood.
Look at "elegant Escape" and click the link "more images" at the bottom. Check out that interior
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