As long as it has that nice roof it will be a viable building. The dry climate has preserved it.

Actually it belonged to Buck tooth Arnold of Witchita Kansas who wanted to get away from people, he had seen alot of the world and just withdrew from society but sadly passed away shortly after building his cabin . Cheers 👍

I'd clean it up an use it, leave it unlocked so others could use it also, leave a log book in it so peeps could sign it, like they do for other cabins.

i will be moving in there soon.

It’s also possible that the person that built it was scammed by a land scammer! Scammers sell land they do not own all the time! This is why all closings must be done with a local real-estate law firm! Due diligence is mandatory!

@wannabecarguy

4 жыл бұрын

That's a pro tip.

@coldblue9mm

3 жыл бұрын

JD W You really went out on a limb with that dumbass comment.

@grettagrids

3 жыл бұрын

@@coldblue9mm it wasnt dumb.. it happens

@Jack-ne8vm

3 жыл бұрын

Use a reputable title company. Also, check county records to see who owns the land;

@coldblue9mm

3 жыл бұрын

@@grettagrids If you read this comment, read some more comments and the actual reason this place was abandoned in listed here. I read it, but you need to do the same unless you're too lazy to read on. lol I'm not Google or your personal answering machine.

What a fantastic place that would have been. The view is fabulous. A nice place to relax

The cabin was built by Frank Lantz, of lamar col. Yes he had a mineral claim, that was worked until june 2005. Frank was a retired gentleman, who was also a geologist., he went to Tahoe City.

@davidsnow9453

4 жыл бұрын

How did you come about this information.

@bernied9415

4 жыл бұрын

@S.Tracy his daughter and son began it as a place for their father...but the claim went sour, and all was abandoned, it is now owned by BLM. My brother sold powder to him and other equipt. That is all I know.

@shagwellington

4 жыл бұрын

I'd rather be in Tahoe City. Is this place in Nevada?

@TheShowgunofHarlem

4 жыл бұрын

@@bernied9415 Black Lives Matter owns this now?

@RustyCarnahan

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheShowgunofHarlem Bureau of Land Management

Glad to have found your channel. Enjoying the videos.

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Someone did a lot of work on that, and spent some money on the ladders and stairs. I'm surprised that stuff hasn't been taken and scrapped. That set of stairs alone is worth quite a bit of money.

Great explore! I like how you film most things in detail and give the viewer time to look. Even more focus on all parts and items would be amazing! I also like how you don't pan the camera around too fast to see things, like most other channels do. Keep it up! Can't wait for the next vid

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback. I will focus more on parts and items in future videos 👍

Thanks again for the fine detective work! Regards from Ody Slim

Interesting..thank for showing us this deserted place.

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Ive been past there twice this week. Its a cool place to get some piece and quiet

@johnvirgilwilliammccoy2332

4 жыл бұрын

Peace*

@steven.h0629

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnvirgilwilliammccoy2332 He might have meant "piece" 👀

If being built on pubic land, illegally, the builder would have been forced to remove every stick of wood and material to return it to natural.

Clean it up and make use of it, nice weekender..love it thanks

Bernie D gave the answer regarding who started the cabin. Several possibilities regarding other unfinished cabins people run across in mining districts. They may have either got permission from whomever owns a patented mining claim or they were the owners of the claim. If there is a patented mining claim, it's private property. Maps don't always show patented claims on National Forest land. Another possibility is it was a regular annually-renewed mining claim and the claim holders wanted to get it patented. One of the stipulations to patent a claim required the owner to build a permanent structure. This cabin may have just been used to fulfill the requirement, kind of like a prop. There was a moratorium put on patented claims in 1994. Perhaps they were in the process of fulfilling the patented claim process when the moratorium was enacted and they were SOL.

@doneagan2094

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think he would leave expensive ladders and golf clubs if he meant it for a marker of any sort.

Those shingles looked brand new!

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Yep everything lasts longer in Nevada.

@XXemmz101XX

4 жыл бұрын

Jerry Crooker he says Nevada fairly frequently in his videos. It’s not a secret.

Major cool video sir!

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Someone went to a lot of trouble to build something that would last. Local laws not withstanding, there is a sad human story behind this.

As a guy who has been around the const. industry. This was built by a younger man with building exp.

@rickmcelroy7588

3 жыл бұрын

I agree as years experience of framing

Its well built

Cool vidio,, thanks for sharing,,

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Great video👍

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

That's my kinda place,Solitude, and wildlife.

They used to give permits to build off grid cabins in NFS land.

A Squatter who carries around a mattress.

Can’t u go to the County web site and find the owner? I can’t imagine any County lacks one now-it may be siting there waiting on someone to pay taxes and claim it

some ole coot was building his hideout in a desolation place way off the beaten track! plywood puzzle siding a real scraper , blm probably didn't`t know because they don't venture off the path so much. he probably died with his boots on.. happy trails always...

Yeah, the BLM doesnt take kindly to people squatting public lands. More than likely the persons building this was ordered off the property. I'm surprised it wasnt torn down. Good video. Thank you.

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Thats for sure, ive seen a few places where the BLM had people take down fences and small buildgs etc that were on BLM land without permission. I agree it is suprising the cabin was not torn down, as a lot of modern non historic structures get torn down that are located on BLM land.

@brianrajala7671

4 жыл бұрын

Death of the builder, no know relatives? Government does not know it is there?

@suesally2103

3 жыл бұрын

No I don’t think so, if BLM was involved, they would have just burned it to the ground !

Nice hunting blind hunt in comfort!!!

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

I would imagine this would be a great place to hunt!.

I'd love to finish that cabin and live out the rest of my life 🙃

Wood doesn't rot in the desert ,or high desert lands

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, that's why it's in such great condition despite its age.

Bonnie & Clyde's western hideout. Hasn't been used for a while but maybe they'll be back . . .

Pretty nice cabin. Wheres it at so I can move in.

That's nothing. Up near my house in North Park Colorado there is an abandoned log house that was designed to be 110,000 square feet. It's mammoth. The logs are up to 15 feet in diameter. Much of the outside is done but the inside is far from complete.

4 жыл бұрын

Take some footage and post it, i'd love to see that!! EDIT: Do you know who was building the home, something that size would most likely be news, no?

Nice... It would be a nice place to go camp out for a day or 2 at a time...

You didn't say what state or city,,, miles from.....would liked see more area around it ...

Man had a dream, sure looks nice for what it is probably too nice of a build lol.

What state and kind of climate is this in? Doesn't look like a rainy area. If a government agency told the builder it was illegally on public land, wouldn't the agency have torn it down? That's what I'm given to understand happens in such cases. Nice place whatever the story is.

My bet is that they bought a mineral claim and was under the impression that they could build a nice little summer get away home there. Many people lost a lot of time and money falling for that scheme back around the 90s and early 2000s. Unless the claim is patented you may not build anything at all on it. You can't even leave a trailer there unattended.

@drewconrad7093

4 жыл бұрын

mobiltec, you can build things on claims to help with the work you will do on it.

@mobiltec

4 жыл бұрын

@@drewconrad7093 You can not build anything permanent above ground. You can not leave anything above ground behind when not there other than your markers. Check the law and make sure it is current law. You may NOT have a shack or building of any kind. No trailers may be left behind when not there. You may leave tools in the adit or shaft. You may also leave ladders inside.

@kellybelanger5836

4 жыл бұрын

@@mobiltec f2f f2f fuck that place

@bigE35094

4 жыл бұрын

Lol....

You sound like Harland Williams. :)

Did that the forest service build it?

Take the GPS coordinates into the county clerk's office.

there one in rossville GA the ppl got kill o there way to FL sad it just happen

Looked like bones under that yellow blanket.

It could have been really nice, looks salvagable

The building well built. If on Forestry land they are missing a opportunity here. By having it finishes. It could be rented out and make some money out of it.

Maybe they went to town and got sick.and passed away..

Inspect the golf bag. Often times, golfers have personalized name plates from company tournaments and such. Possibly ID who did this. Likely perished somewhere else during construction.

I'd be fixing that place up.

If your interested in this place, ALWAYS check on who's land the place is on. The BLM will lie. The county usually is the best place to check. It looks like something happened that who ever started the project couldn't finish it. ALWAY'S do your homework. Great video, keep them coming!

Son, please put some lfe in your voice. Thanks all the same.

Wilderness Hostels - great when you really DON'T carry $$!

make an excellent ranger station

Where was this located?

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Nevada

@mollysunshine8312

4 жыл бұрын

Proper Explorations well I got that, I’m a 4th generation Nevadan. Like what county or town?

Oh it’s Napoleon Dynamites son narrating.

@XXemmz101XX

4 жыл бұрын

I wish

How long has it been public land ? Did they take it from a private land from some one ??

Where is this located

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Nevada

Where is this place located ?

Where exactly is this

He done runnoft

Would have been nice to know where this is from the beginning... !!

@DaveSuzukiExploration

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry, but I don't give out locations.

@blasblasblas2094

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaveSuzukiExploration I'm taking my young and beautiful wife from overseas to live there as a hide out from civilization so no one will see her. I know where the place is. LOL.

Frank Lantz Bucktooth Arnold

so.............no one ownes the cabin?

Jà serviu com cenário de FILMES...com certeza, ...

Guy went out looking for his golf balls and got lost.....?

@XXemmz101XX

4 жыл бұрын

Lol nice

Get ambitious fix it up1

It's all about money and permits miss one everything stops.

Sasquatch took them

@kellygraham4451

4 жыл бұрын

I was gonna say I'll bet he got "squatched"

BLM, owns 2much land. As well as Bill Gates. There should be a law about how much Land the government can own and how much a private citizen/corporation can own.

How much you want to bet that there are bodies buried all over that place.

Somebodies dream or they Died

Go to the local tax office it may be up for sheriff sale!

No water or Power - no groceries - no gas station. A losing proposition from the start :|

Public land ? May not have been when they started, seems like I remember a land grab by the Obama administration a few years back. (Tammy not Wyatt)

A trespasser is making this video

@TM-dh2xb

3 жыл бұрын

It's not trespassing if it's on public land.