🐴Draft horses are reliable and strong, making them ideal for pulling heavy loads.
🌲The journey to the hunting spot involves a 5-mile trek through the woods.
🛶The hunters' canoes are packed with all their gear for the hunting trip.
🏞️The horses navigate through rough terrain and cross a pond to reach the hunting spot.
🔥A portable wood stove is used for heating the campsite.
How long does it take to set up camp?
—It takes roughly 2 to 3 hours to set up camp.
What do you use for a heat source?
—We use a portable wood stove for heating the campsite.
How far is the canoe trip to the hunting spot?
—The canoe trip is approximately 5 miles long.
Are the horses used to pulling heavy loads?
—Yes, draft horses like Bill and Baron are strong and reliable for pulling heavy loads.
Do the horses get scared of the gear and canoes?
—Sometimes the horses can be nervous around unfamiliar gear and canoes, but they quickly adapt.
00:49We introduce our draft horses Bill and Baron and explain that we are embarking on a horse-powered adventure into the woods.
01:11The hunters' canoes are packed with all their gear for the hunting trip.
02:22We start our journey, pulling the canoes and gear through rough terrain.
04:15We reach a pond, and the canoes need to be crossed over to the other side.
06:36The horses continue to pull the canoes, navigating the trail and challenging terrain.
08:52We finally arrive at the hunting spot and begin setting up camp.
13:30We provide answers to frequently asked questions about the trip, such as the duration of setting up camp and the heat source used.
22:30We conclude the video, expressing our appreciation to viewers and inviting them to have a great day.
