simplisafe.com/theoutsider Special thanks to the SimpliSafe team for helping my grandfather out.

@fransjebik8554

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing. ❤👍🌹

@benitogordito5676

5 жыл бұрын

What music is that playing in the end? It’s nice

@minihaha3940

5 жыл бұрын

The Outsider thus happen to us, l went to the HOSPITAL to see my husband and while l was gone someone back a truck up to our wood and took cords of wood .the police would not do a thing about it even tho the snow tracks led to a neighbors, them knowing we were disabled and heated our house with it . so chances are you know them. Yes we had paid to have the wood split. What a shame.

@TheOutsiderCabin

5 жыл бұрын

So sorry to hear that Doloris. If I was your neighbour, I'd definitely come around to help you get your wood pile sorted back out.

@dynocompe

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin i tried to order off your link, when i click add to cart, nothing happens. Tried numerous different packages they offer. All samething, nothing happens. I go back to main page and cart is empty too.

When I was a kid, 1950s, we solved the problem this way. We drilled some 1-inch holes, 6-inches long, in some stove logs. Put 4 or 5 tablespoons of xxblack powder in a few, a few cotton balls and plugged the hole up. In 3 days, someone stole a half cord of wood during the day. That night, we found out who the thief was. Someone needed a new 500 dollar stove and about a thousand dollars in roof repairs. The whole neighborhood was thankful.

@patriciahibbert6139

4 жыл бұрын

Hey that is a super one,Thanks for the ideas.

@minihaha3940

4 жыл бұрын

pat welch aw you sound like my family. Lol...that's priceless

@sean-e-boy

4 жыл бұрын

That's incredible

@billypoppins9138

4 жыл бұрын

Kids take wood... And boom

@trees915

4 жыл бұрын

😂

It probably wasn’t the loss of the wood that nearly broke him; it was the loss of faith in his fellow man. This is what hits good people the hardest. I have the utmost respect for you and your grandfather brother. Kia kaha!

@StillYHWHs

2 жыл бұрын

NZ Patriot You could not have put it in better words. My home gets robbed all the time. It's not even the stuff; as much as it is not being able to trust anyone. Losing hope in fellow man. The hate of outsiders, to do it continually to same person. For no reason.

@les3449

2 жыл бұрын

@@StillYHWHs Are you in New Zealand?

@salazam

2 жыл бұрын

If you have faith in man, you have none in God.

@brendaann727

2 жыл бұрын

@@salazam - I think what it means, is like, faith in that men would care & respect him. And God does ask us to treat the elderly with respect & kindness. I have faith that God cares more than anyone, because he says so in his book & he proves it. But when men fail to care, it does kind of break your heart. We all need a little kindness. And he is elderly so he should be getting it extra. God bless his children for helping him and bringing more wood. They are really fine examples to others.

@salazam

2 жыл бұрын

@@brendaann727 1 Timothy 2:12 "Shut up woman."

My grandfather used to keep firewood stacked on the side of his house. Where he lived didn't have fences separating lots, but the homes were all built on doubles so there was always an empty lot between houses. After the house next to him sold, the new owner decided to subdivide and sell the empty lot. Some Chinese investor swooped in and built a multi-family rental home right on the edge of my grandfather's property line. Where the morning sun used to shine through his living room window was now an ugly two story tall stucko-wall box. The renters would stay up late drinking around their fire ring and every morning he would find firewood had been stolen. My grandfather tried confronting the renters, but the problem would always start up again. So, my grandfather moved his firewood to the front of his property. Still he'd find firewood missing. They would walk right across his front lawn and take it in the night. My Dad and I helped helped build him a wood shed on the far edge of his property so he could lock up his firewood. We also put up a split rail fence and motion activated flood lights around his property. One night the renters built a huge bonfire in the fire ring and set their awning on fire. The fire quickly spread through the rental and my grandfather was terrified he might lose his home too. Luckily, the fire department came in time to put out the fire with only minimal exterior damage to my grandfather's home. Nobody was hurt, but the rental was so burned out, it had to be bulldozed to the ground. The property owner couldn't be contacted and it appeared he simply abandoned it. So when the lot went up for auction my grandfather ended up buying it with help of my Dad and his brother. We moved the woodshed over to that side of the property, but my grandfather has no intention on building anything on that lot. He values his view, space, and privacy more.

@bobbythompson3544

4 жыл бұрын

ObiTrev The Lord works in mysterious ways!

@RalphReagan

4 жыл бұрын

So glad it worked

@Hoonozit

4 жыл бұрын

Some people are lower than dog crap.

@ocean6828

4 жыл бұрын

@@Hoonozit at least dog poop can be fertilizer

@ocean6828

4 жыл бұрын

racist

More than anything that I learned from your video was, how FAMILY is so important to each other surviving... Thank you for watching over your Grandfather. Bless you all...

I've been heating our home with wood for 21 years, and anyone who knows how much work it is to cut, haul,split, and load the wood would agree that is no punishment hard enough for someone that steals all the fruit of your labor. I applaud your Family work ethic.

@susannahgingras8546

4 жыл бұрын

I grew up just heating with wood. It was a lot of hard work. I hated cutting, splitting and stacking. I'm now older with grandkids and I'd love to heat with a wood stove again.

@marthaosburn-henry1087

2 жыл бұрын

I too grew up heating and cooking with wood and coal. Would luv a wood stove now.

We call those people scum bags. It's nice to see both your father and you help out your grandfather. Family 1st

@suzannetodaro5494

5 жыл бұрын

@John Tratselas. I agree they call them that here in the UK too. To think that they stole from a 90 year old man because they were too lazy or just opportunistic scum. It was a progression crime just to see if they could get away with it when they took small amounts each time their confidence grew, then came with the truck. I hope karma pays them back ten fold, sorry if that is unkind of me to say. But out there in the middle of nowhere were a warm fire can save your life, so stealing someone else's firewood is worse than stealing the deer. You can go without meat for a while but not heat when the temperature get to -40.

@juliebaker6969

5 жыл бұрын

@@suzannetodaro5494 especially since elderly people are more likely to be affected by cold.

@johntratselas1759

5 жыл бұрын

@@suzannetodaro5494 I agree it was a progression crime. Karma is a bitch when it bites back :)

@wheredidileavemycell

5 жыл бұрын

Ass whoopins is what they need. Prolly needed that and a hug as a child to not grow up to be scumbies

@TheOutsiderCabin

5 жыл бұрын

"Family first." A motto that is full of honor.

I go through roughly 8 cords a winter, purchase the logs and process all of it myself. It is a year long task. On top of having a full time job and a life .Words can't explain how angry I'd be if someone came on my property and took my wood. Have to be a real lowlife to steal , especially from the elderly.

@BlueRidgeMtns100

4 жыл бұрын

People who have never heated their home with wood have no idea! YES, it's year around work felling enough trees to get you through a winter and waiting for them to season, then cutting them up into useable lengths, and splitting those lengths for use in the stove.

@centralscrutinizer7374

4 жыл бұрын

michael knight When I lived in the high country in Colorado, gathering the 8-10 cords of wood needed to heat our home each year was definitely a year long project. Lots of work. Firewood thief’s were the absolute worst.

@grammyd8361

4 жыл бұрын

If you are using 8 cord a winter you either need 1. A new stove. 2. Better wood! 3. Smaller house or 4. Better insulation. (May I suggest a Blaze King or Lodi Stove and a heat generated fan). I lived 20+ years in a 1,200 sq ft home with no backup heat and used 5 cord only one winter when we got 22' of snow. 4 cord would put me through for the winter, except for that year. I had a Blaze King Stove.

@grammyd8361

4 жыл бұрын

@@BlueRidgeMtns100 You fell, cut the wood green, cut it into rounds and then you chop it up for firewood and stack. Do this in July and you have all the dry wood you need for winter. If you have a shed to put it in. I always took July to get my rounds in and chopped and stacked by the 1st of Aug. I only burnt red fur, cedar for kindling and dried birch for banking. 4 to 5 cord a year.

@centralscrutinizer7374

4 жыл бұрын

Grammy D We used pine & aspen, ran the stove 24-7 from early October thru March/April. We had electricity, but used kerosene lamps for light.

By the way, I think it spectacularly beautiful to find someone that helps take care of their grandfather. You present a very fine example to other people, and I think you should be proud of yourself ... I certainly am!

@ouncy

2 жыл бұрын

It's just a story to sell product for his sponsor. Who steals fire wood in the middle of nowhere?

@Superman-xr1oh

2 жыл бұрын

@@ouncy 🙄

@penz6860

2 жыл бұрын

@@ouncy umm...thieves.

@penz6860

2 жыл бұрын

Wow to have both your dad & grandpa & you all are able bodied that's a blessing.

@MrPipeman1960

2 жыл бұрын

I'd be so Greatful to have a grandfather to take care of. They died when I was a young boy....

I was talking about thieves just yesterday to my fiancee. i told her I can not comprehend how someone could take something they did not own or work for themselves. This ethos was instilled in me at a very young age by my father. Thank you Dad - RIP. Watching this video I felt a combination of anger, rage, and vulnerability. Feelings that I don't often experience. Thank you Simply Safe for sponsoring this video and more importantly restoring peace of mind to this family.

@Saqua2289

2 жыл бұрын

It may surprise you to know a lot of thieves are taught right, but ignore it.

Been following you from Ipswich, a town West of Brisbane, in the subtropics of (SEQ) South East Queensland Australia, for quite a while now. Being raised on dairy farms in Sth Otago NZ & a few yrs in 1971-73 in Malanda in Nth QLD, I am still a land girl at heart in my 64th yr. I love escaping with you & your Dad into the snow in winter in Canada😃 What a sad world we are living in, when a gentleman in his 90s isn't safe from robbery even out in the sparsely populated frozen forests !!!! Great to see you helping your grdad out with more firewood and big THANKS to the company supporting your video and supplying the SECURITY SYSTEM for His wood shed 👍👍👍👍

@flikajones6109

5 жыл бұрын

Wow &wow & wow! Ur detailed description could almost transport someone there. Thank you.

My dad now in his 80's still cuts his wood to heat his home. He's taken a couple spills in the last couple years scaring us kids. We try to help him out as much as possible but know that he and the saw are one. It's what he loves, and taking it away from him would be extremely hard. Love your story, it resonates our own life story.

That breaks my heart. On both counts! I’m so glad you found that gentleman! I actually asked in a previous video if you have security. I’m sad to hear Grandpa was robbed, but knowing you, I’m sure your splitting logs as we watch. Thank you to Simply Safe for protecting Grandpas hard work and wood!! Blessings on blessings. I hope your cabin site is protected too!

The morals of some people leave a big question mark on society. But you and your dad cutting more firewood for your grandfather was a noble deed.

@msdaisy6949

5 жыл бұрын

It wud be noble for a stranger, or distant neighbor. Its not NOBLE to take care of your elders. Its Christian. They take care of their parents by honoring him, thats what God meant by 'honor your parents'. He meant to help them in their old age; like they helped you as an infant.

It's so wonderful to know that there are children that care as much as you all did to help your AWSOME Grandfather. GOD Bless you all 😁👍

You’re a great grandson replacing the wood that had been stolen. So good of you to do that for him. Hats off to you .

Burned firewood for about 30 years in MI. I also know how much work it is to cut, split, stack etc. Thank-you son & grandson for helping your grandfather replace the stolen wood etc. May GOD continue to bless your loving generous efforts.

Best part of the story was that you helped your grandfather and thought to replenishhis firewood. I love that you do so much with and for your family. Your a great young man. If you dont have kids you should, the world needs more people like you.

@lennym1273

5 жыл бұрын

A-men to that...

@mrs.outsider1265

5 жыл бұрын

I am Mrs. Outsider, and I have to thank you with all of my heart for speaking so highly of my husband. He is truly just as amazing at home as he is on camera. We have a two year old little girl, and she's crazy about her daddy. He's our protector, provider, and our rock. Thank you so much for your kind words, and for all your support!! Mrs. Outsider

@senioroutsider2975

5 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.outsider1265 I Hi Mrs. Outsider. I know from personal experience. Outsider has a great family

@flikajones6109

5 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.outsider1265 Wow. Mrs. Outsider. What an honor that u would talk to us. It lets us be a little bit more friends. I hope that's not too pushy. We just love this journey of the cabin build with ur husband and father-in-law. And now u include us also. Thank you.

Having lived on a large wooded property myself in the past, I'd be tempted to build them a nice tempting turn-around point for their truck and trailer. Then dig a 4 foot pit and cover it with 1/2" plywood and dirt. That way you get their truck as evidence and a free trailer ...…. Best way to catch an animal is with a trap.

@charlotteskiftun753

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@seangentry7829

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. They can't steal the wood w/o a truck and that would do more than just scare them away.

@nancyfahey7518

2 жыл бұрын

Messin with thieves that have guns. It's worth alot to them. How far would they go?

@JSAFIXIT

2 жыл бұрын

My dad had a lot of problems with people driving into his property and stealing wood and dumping trash. He laid a few old drags with cast iron spikes pointed up about 50 feet into the woods. It wasn't a but a week later there was a pickup wobbling down the dead end road with 4 flat tires, and a bent to hell drag hung up and wedged up under the truck sparking away.

@tinacatharinaeden2711

2 жыл бұрын

@@JSAFIXIT That is a brilliant solution!

I pray that your grandfather is okay and that the thieves were caught! May God bless and keep him safe.

May God bless you, we need more grandchildren like you!

I'm sorry someone took advantage of your grandfather. I'm sure he's glad to have both you and your dad/family. 👍

You are fortunate to have a tight family. Having lost mine, I know the value of what was taken. Having dealt with thieves, I assure you they will not profit in the end. They are sowing the seeds of their own destruction, even within their own families.

@lilstepnoel

2 жыл бұрын

Thieves never win in the end. If they only knew this beforehand they might think twice about stealing something that doesn't belong to them. To steal is breaking one of God's commandments.

Man this is so cool. Living in kentucky, it's really cool seeing our boys in the north are way more badass and capable than your everyday encounter. Much respect

I own an 80 acre farm but I don't live on it. Several years ago I went out to check on it and saw tire tracks leading into the forested area in the back of the farm. As I walked back and the ground got softer I could see there were a double set of tracks like what small dump trucks leave. I came upon a clearing and there were three large freshly cut stumps and skid steer loader tracks and LOTS of chainsaw saw dust! After looking the area over, I called the next door neighbor and asked him if he had seen anything. He said the previous Sunday two guys in a white Ford dump truck towing a trailer with a skid steer loader on it had driven back to my woods and about an hour later came back up the driveway. When they saw my neighbor out in the yard looking at them they waved at him and drove north. He figured I knew them since they had a dump truck and a skid steer loader, but I did not. He was amazed at the brashness of these criminals. So was I. I sunk two large fence posts one on each side of the driveway and put a chain with a padlock on it. I've not had any problems since.

@charlotteskiftun753

4 жыл бұрын

That's terrible .....all they had to do was offer to buy some.....would bern cheaper than stealing....7xs something bad ll happen to them now

I remember helping my grandfather with his small Allis Chalmers 🚜 tractor collecting logs in the woods. How peaceful. Thanks for the memory.

@ericamato3866

4 жыл бұрын

Dude, you rule.👍

I was always taught to respect my elders especially when it comes to grandparents. Grandfather's are special and I've learned a lot from mine. Sadly he's no longer with me, but there isn't a day that goes by when I don't think about him. My memories of him are precious. It seems to me that you feel the same way about your grandfather as I do about mine. I'm truly sorry that your granddad had to deal with such a frustrating situation. It looks like your father, and yourself have got his back. The security system looks like it will do a fine job in protecting your grandfather's property. It's nice to see a family looking out for each. Hopefully none of you will have to deal with an incident of theft again. Much Respect Sent Your Way! Take care of you and yours always!

@TheOutsiderCabin

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much Tiffany.

Grandpa is a lucky man to have a grandson as thoughtful as you are.

What a beautiful place to live. God bless you and your Grandfather! Shame on those who stole from him. You are a wonderful grandson look8ng out for family is everything! You are a GREAT PERSON. IM GOIG TO LOOK INTO THAT ALARM SYSTEM FOR MY UNCLES FARM. HE WAS BROKE INTO AS WELL AND THEY STOLE ALOT OF TOOLS THATS HOW HE MAKES HIS LIVING. IT DEVISTATED HIM. thank you so much for sharing your story.

Kudos to SimpliSafe® for sponsoring this video and for helping @The Outsider's grandfather protect his property.

Anxiously waiting for episode 2 of NCIS- Wood Shed

@Emiliapocalypse

4 жыл бұрын

This made me laugh a little too hard 🤣

That tractor is awesome. Up here in Alaska many theives and poachers have died trying to steal or trespass, never to be seen or heard from again.

@trevorslater2746

2 жыл бұрын

Tractor exhaust needs to be changed so ur not sucking up the diesel fumes

You guys are the greatest !! There is nothing more commending than taking care of family . Only if everyone in this world would take note !! Our planet would be in harmony . Love you guys . Family forever !! Love and live

Sounds like you're grandfather is quite the amazing man, you should do a interview about him

@tsuchang1

5 жыл бұрын

I'd like to see an interview with your dad as well.

@leifhietala8074

5 жыл бұрын

Seconded. Thirded. You seem to be a self-reliant kind of guy, and it sounds like you picked up some life lessons from Grandad. I think we'd like to meet him, if he's up for it. If you'd prefer to preserve his privacy, I can respect that of course. But whatever, tell him I think his grandson is an okay dude.

@GentileMysteriesConspiracies

5 жыл бұрын

YOU better be fully armed or get ready to DIE in the coming civil chaos and martial law that YOU Trump-tarded Neo-Nazi Israeli prostituted "patriot" boys for Trump have created ! What do you expect when the U.S. has the literal largest income gap in the entire civilized world and the American Medical Industry is ranked dead LAST in the entire civilized world ?? That is REALITY, not patriotic stupidity and poorly educated Trump-tards shilling for the propaganda.

@mr.e6175

5 жыл бұрын

@@GentileMysteriesConspiracies What a weirdo you are.

@TightwadTodd

5 жыл бұрын

@@GentileMysteriesConspiracies..... I will see you on the field of battle..

Thank goodness for finding a security system that works in remote areas! And, a big thanks to SimpliSafe for helping in designing and sponsoring the installation. I'm sure your Grandfather feels much safer.....as you and the entire family have peace of mind he is protected. Having something stolen is an awful experience, but to have something taken that is life-giving and secured from hard work makes us just doggone ANGRY! Thanks for sharing the video and info.

@Harley04

5 жыл бұрын

Even available in Australia, maybe in the future they can have a discount code to track referrals from this channel, survey how much business he has generated

@senioroutsider2975

5 жыл бұрын

@@Harley04 Hi Harley04 The link provided to Simplisafe is unique to Outsider, so they will be able to track it ! THKS

Id recommend a wonderful old security system, it has 4 legs and a loud bark, works best if you have a few of them.

@bigolbearthejammydodger6527

4 жыл бұрын

@C J Bowen I love a happy ending ;)

@hmpz36911

4 жыл бұрын

Thinking like an asshole/thief, that's nothing a knife or gun couldn't fix.

@charlotteskiftun753

4 жыл бұрын

Yup....2

@nojnoj3069

4 жыл бұрын

@@marialindell9874 ... awesome!

@WiSeNhEiMeR-1369

4 жыл бұрын

@Susie Goodwin = referred to as: "FAST FOOD" :-) LOL

It makes me sad to see people steal from someone regardless of the circumstance, but especially from someone trying to provide for themselves and/or their family, and especially from someone who is elderly who it takes much more effort to do so. But, it makes my heart extremely glad to see others (in this case, a son and a grandson) step up and fill a need where they see fit. Good on ya for helping out family and passing on this example to others who may see it and want to do the same.

If this is as remote a location as you said in the video then surely the poachers and those who stole a quantity of wood must be neighbours or hunters with a cabin nearby. You wouldn't steal and transport it any distance that wouldn't make any sense. Good luck to your Granddad who seems to be an interesting person Thank you for helping him out in many ways Stay safe

You’re one hell of a grandson. Family matters

Bro! You’re like Canadian McGuyver meets Bob Villa meets John the Apostle. Man, I absolutely adore these videos. Your dad is such a great builder and has taught you some Canadian survival skills that are downright impressive. I love how humble these videos are and love seeing what equipment you use, how you cut logs. Etc I even love the OLD Massey Furgeson TRACTOR. Out here doing gods work! Bless you all and thank you for your videography skills as well! It’s wonderful to see the Canadian outdoors through a lense less traveled. ❤️ bless you all. And love! From the United States

@westonklaus9945

3 жыл бұрын

I also see you like subtle harmonic folk music. I do too! I’d love to recommend you a song I found recently while living in Vail, Colorado. It’s called “By and By” by the band Caamp. You. Will. Love it! Especially if you haven’t heard it yet!

Our family had this same issue, a wood covering of 100 cord about a mile from any road way on our land was being pilfered, 3-5 cord per year. We installed a sign and a box and prices for anyone who needed the wood and was taking it, to pay for it there with a check, mail to our address or call 1 of our 3 phone numbers we had on the sign. The next September we had 1 check in the box,for 3 cord and a cashiers check was mailed to us for 9 cord from previous years, and a thank you note. Turns out in the end we only lost 7 total cord vs. The 25 we were originally down, just by putting up a good communication. And since the sign only lost 3 cord in the last 7 years total.

It would seem ( I hope ) that there are approximately 91,500 of us ( number of viewers at the time I made this comment ) who would really like to see these thieves caught now and brought to some kind of justice. Thanks for this great story.

@aprilmoore2917

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, I want them to squirm (at the very least...) I want to hear how selfish and lazy they've been, and in addition to apologizing to this elder, they're gonna learn from him the art of harvesting deadwood for winter use whilst they replace every stick and twig - humbly, with plenty of "sirs..."

@fordrac1ng81

4 жыл бұрын

601,000 right now. I know i'd love to see these guys drug through the mud, either literally or figuratively. Living on a homestead, I know the work it takes to survive. I'm resting on a sunday after church while my daughter naps which is one of my few breaks I get during the week. I can't imagine trying to do it at 90 in as remote of a location as him. At least I still have a home depot and a walmart within reasonable distance.

@patricaiahanson1699

4 жыл бұрын

April Moore c

your Grandad is a very lucky man to have you guys by his side. Thanks for sharing.

You are a wonderful grandson. This is the second time I have watched this video. It is so heartwarming.

What a gracious gesture to Dave the older Hunter.God bless you

So sorry for grand dad and the family. Literally tons of work. Hope you catch them one day. So nice of a company to help, I'm going to check them out.

@KarcusKorpse

5 жыл бұрын

That is the whole point of the company helping. It's called advertisement.

I hate a thief. Thats as low as a man can get. Stealing from a 90 yr Old man. The thing that gets me. A 90 yr old man knows him self what struggling looks like. He probably is the type of guy that would help someone if they only asked.

@rustyiron

5 жыл бұрын

More likely to step up and ask if he could help.

@dodgybodger3124

5 жыл бұрын

I hear you Doug. These low life's need to wake up n fend for themselves without stealing. 👍 ✌

@grandcatsmama3421

5 жыл бұрын

Lucio Anneo Seneca that's good if you ask first and give them some of what you harvested and offer to help them in some way especially if they can't do something for themselves, such as chopping wood, or helping to plant a garden, or shovel their sidewalk in winter,or if your like me and love children and animals, babysit for them, or walk their dog in the winter, or feed and water their cat when they go on vacation. Anything you can think of to help out around the house.

@chtomlin

5 жыл бұрын

worst part is this is probably a thief in the family who knows the deal and figures grandpa has extra...

@cadavis7332

5 жыл бұрын

Stephen Morton also lazy. Chances are they are selling to other people.

I know something about how some hunters can't be pretty wicked and evil folk. But, I rather doubt it was the occasional lost or confused / turned around hunter stealing a man's firewood from his shed. Anyway, I'm glad that you all found out about Simply safe and I'm very glad to know they were so friendly and helpful. Good luck to you and your father or grandfather and your family. Be blessed. Be safe.

“Thank you, Simply Safe” they have covered everything. Great Video!!!!!

@recoveringsoul755

4 жыл бұрын

sounds like a good system for a storage unit too. Only seems to be missing a picture or video of the thieves so you know who to look for

I really like how you look after your grandfather by installing a security system and loading his shed up with firewood that’s pretty awesome of you!

@TheOutsiderCabin

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jared. Just family looking out for family is all.

I still go out every year and cut firewood because I enjoy it plus it heats my home . My kids tell me I'm to old but they just don't understand . A thief in my book would be entitled to a block of wood alongside the head . The bonus is my grandkids love to come in the bush and watch and help . Many times they've seen a stack of cut wood and asked why not just take that and I tell them because someone worked hard putting it there for themselves and if I take it then they have got to work twice which would not be fair .

@flikajones6109

5 жыл бұрын

Oh my goodness - A TRULY MORAL PERSON!! Praise the Lord for ur integrity!

@gfroese4799

5 жыл бұрын

@@flikajones6109 Moral I'm not , I just know the difference between right and wrong .

@flikajones6109

5 жыл бұрын

@@gfroese4799 Well i say don't apologize for being a good person. I promise not to tell anybody, but i think moral means knowing the difference between right and wrong.

Thank God this man has children who actually love and care for him and grandchildren as well.

So glad you could build up Grandpa's wood. Blessings you two are!!

What a great son and grand-son ! Very caring men and this story warms my heart ! Thank you so much !Also,what a humanitarian gesture by Simplisafe company ! Bravo !

It's very sad how people can be now a days. I'm sorry that happened to your grandfather. Some people are just lazy. They would rather steal from honest people then go out and work for it themselves. That's a great thing you have done for your grandfather. God bless you and your family. Until next time stay strong and take care my friend.

Wow loved this video. I’m so happy SimplySafe donated everything you need to keep your grandfathers wood safe from those thieves and one day I pray you catch them...safely! But for you, your family and especially your grandfather to have piece of mind is such a blessing. Outsider your such a good man and if I was your dad, I’d be dam proud of who you are and the man you’ve become. Your dad is by your side doing everything with you and what wonderful memories your making together. Please keep us updated about those thieves and I really do pray they are caught!! Great video. On to the next one after this one. Hugs Liz

Your Grandfather is very lucky to have you and your dad. Sad to say, but most people, "don't have the time" excuse after excuse to help family out the way they used to. You rock!

Sad to see stealing still happing at this time of age. No one understands how it feels like to have things taken from you on the land better than the first Nations. Ive always wondered if people really think about that. Wish you luck to catch the people responsible for this. Great show

@itsokaytobeclownpilled5937

5 жыл бұрын

LOL. Gotta throw in a libshit political perspective. Go flush your head in the toilet.

@senioroutsider2975

5 жыл бұрын

happy Moose,Good to hear from First Nations, you would understand the connection with the land well!

@happymoose6333

5 жыл бұрын

@Buezhi Kampa not sure what your saying but First Nations are the originally people of north America and have always been here. However i do understand that to appreciate history you need to understand history, right Kampa.

IF ONLY THE WORLD COULD BE LUCKY ENOUGH TO HAVE MORE LIKE YOU IN IT! YOUR FOLKS SURE RAISED A WINNER!!! I'M SO GLAD I WATCHED THIS!!!

Bless you and your family.. I lost all of my family, and it took a couple years, don't let that happen keep her with you every day, and live a full life it will honor her, till you meet again. GOD BLESS

Watching your Video, and what happened to your Grandfather. It bothered me so much; that it can happen to a person ninety years old! Thank GOD that your Family watches out for everyone!! God Bless your entire family!

I've been working up firewood for myself and others for the last 43 years I can only imagine how your Grandfather felt when his was stolen. Items that you worked hard to make or produce yourself is the worse that can be stolen. I hope you can eventually catch the thieves and the judge makes them replace every stick.

@TheOutsiderCabin

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Clint. Yeah it's hard enough to gather firewood as it is. And that's if you're young and healthy!

@ClintsHobbiesDIY

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheOutsiderCabin Very True. I'm 65 and diabetic and it's becoming harder each year. I have not seen you use a Pickaroon / Hookeroon. I have two of them and they are very helpful when moving wood. I can carry two big rounds of firewood with them, but when without them I can only carry one. They would be very beneficial when moving logs for your cabin also. Thanks for the reply. Be safe.

I enjoy your streams very much. This 73 yr. old guy relaxes when watching, reminding me of my camping days in NH and VT. Keep up the good work.

@TheOutsiderCabin

5 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated Jack. Thanks for tuning in! :)

I have Simply Safe and love it. Had it for the past 7 years. I’m 68 and set that up without a problem. When I do have a problem, the customer service ha always been patient and kind. Good stuff. Sorry about your Grandpa! People really make me sick......I hate thieves......

How awesome that you & your father are taking care of your grandfather like this! God bless you both for that! I just stumbled upon this video and I hope you found the thieves or they never came back after your security system was installed. I am not sure where this is, Canada maybe, but it is beautiful country! Thanks for the video! I enjoyed watching and kudos to you and your dad!

Your grandfather is an amazing man. These people that stole the firewood , it will come back to them double fold. I am a firm believer in justice always prevails sooner or later.

@geoffgwyther7269

5 жыл бұрын

sooner or later.. ??? .... when is it coming to Hiliary Clinton ?

You're a good Grandson, helping your Grandad with his needs, may you both find peace of mind with all your endeavors.

You guys are are the best helping your grandfather out wish mine were still here great job and love that security system after watching this video!

Thank you for sharing this beautiful story of being present in your Grandfather's life. It was upsetting that some dirty thief took his wood stock but uplifting to watch you solve the situation and witness such love. The imagery of the snowy woods was breathtaking and your skill and hard work with the chainsaw harvesting felled trees satisfying. I have the utmost respect for how you honor your Grandfather and your family. Looking forward to more videos. 😊

I hate thieves! I recently got a amazon package stolen 10 minutes after being delivered. A few years back, someone broke into my parents house and stole my grandmothers jewelry. Me and my parents lived a few weeks on guard after that. I'm glad your grandfather can have a piece of mind with the security setup. Regardless of the thief's reason, there are better solutions then to steal. I believe most people are kind and are willing to share or work for their share... but to those who steal and think it's nothing... I have less kinder words for them.

Video gives demo on security system, but also covers a big problem of thieves in remote areas. good focus

It was very kind of you guys to Band together to sort out a problem.

So sorry this was done to your family . Thank goodness you are there for him. Good use of the alarm system too! Thanks to them!

What a heart-warming video of looking after family. You organised and installed the alarm system and even better went and got a load more wood to re-stock what had been stolen. Wonderful father and son team. Best wishes to both of you...and your grandfather too of course!

This was a very informative video and your grandfather is so lucky to have such a loving family. I’m glad you were there to help out.

The one thing amongst many my mother hated the most was thieves! She considers them rogues and always called one out quickly when she saw them, I'm 57 and raised my kids on my mom's principles, so far none of my kids raised any alarms thank god I am do sorry this happened to your family especially to your pop's who's worked so hard ! Dedicated to warming his home and providing firewood for basically cooking cleaning and washing not to mention bathing! So thank god for supplying pop's with no much needed peace of mind, god bless

This thieves are locals. No one drives 500 Km and back do steal some firewood. They know the place. Who has a Truck to do this? I guess not many!

@danielw.7300

5 жыл бұрын

Yep, in the uper part of the county ware i live their is a cabin culture, and as I have heard its methy locals to that area that will prey on nyeve prepers and wealthy seasonal ouners, that amass vast wealth in cabin & property improvements without adequate seasonal protection.

@susanb4816

5 жыл бұрын

in that area, everyone

@scannermb

5 жыл бұрын

@@susanb4816 And they now know that you have a security system and how it works.. Doh.

@nathanadrian7797

5 жыл бұрын

In Calgary, good birch firewood is worth $800 dollars a cord! If it was a pick-up with a trailer, that is $1600 for a 1/2 hour of work for 2 men. Pretty good wages for a lazy thief!!!

@davelindstrom6005

5 жыл бұрын

@@danielw.7300 - Have you ever heard of proper spelling and proofreading?

Early 90s and still a wood cutter?? Hardly heard of anymore. I'm willin to wager he's got a wealth of stories he can tell. Sure is disappointing to know people dont care about others, but like you said, they're few and far between in your part. Nice to see a company had a strong desire to step in and secure the the place and family lookin out for family. Thanks for sharing, cheers

I appreciate the care you both display in all things you undertake.

That's awesome what you did for your grandfather ,I'm sorry to hear that you're father passed away I just started watching your videos there good to watch God bless you and your family

Hello from Oklahoma! This video hits home for me. Some People in this state have this attitude, well you aren't using , it I needed it. Thats supposed to make it ok. Its not right. They help themselves then when caught they act ignorant," Oh this is yours?" Or the aforementioned excuse. Good video. God Bless!

@TheOutsiderCabin

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you and God bless.

The people who gave this video a thumbs down are either thieves or people who feel that you should share your hard work with those who chose not to work!

@jessicalutseck4675

5 жыл бұрын

Or people a little annoyed that part of this video came across as an advertisement, not realizing that this channel doesn't have a lot of that.

@urch4ever

5 жыл бұрын

I was just looking for the downer comments, I mistakenly gave you one. Don’t discount someone close to you as your thief.

@lynnepierce3676

5 жыл бұрын

Jon Panzarella Yes. In my way of thinking if ppl are in need ask but never steal. This doesn’t apply to those who won’t make an effort to do for themselves.

@flikajones6109

5 жыл бұрын

I kinda agree with urch4ever. Most 'thieves' would be too lazy to even get back in there. It's probly somebody who already knew about the shed and knew it was easy pickins. But maybe ur grampa isn't as isolated as ur cabin. Just my 2-cents worth.

@HarrisonJBounel

5 жыл бұрын

@@jessicalutseck4675 I agree even though I haven't given a thumbs down. The whole story was likely made up just to have a good video to advertise simplesafe. There's enough infomercials on tv without adding them to you tube.

Thieves and degenerates are everywhere. They deserve NO MERCY!! My father died 2 weeks ago at 90yrs. old. I defended him fiercely to the end, so I understand the anger.

Love watching your videos great to see you helped your grandfather, we all must take care of our elders. I hope you catch the thieves.

I don't understand the thumbs down. Ok, so this wasn't about the cabin, SO WHAT? Your content is always spot on. Faith, Family, friends and hard work. The thieves are short on all of these I would imagine. It makes me sad and angry that someone would steal from your grandpa, but it made me smile to see you and your dad put some of it back. Thanks Simply Safe for helping this precious family. Blessings.

A very good public service awareness video and a push to for us to install a security system. Your grandfather's awful experience is a harsh reminder that even in the most remote places, establishing and maintaining security is the priority....whether vs nature or vs man. It's good to see that your family is able to support your grandfather and that he has other people in the area that can help him.

I'm extremely grateful the weather hasn't been as bad as usual this winter because a thief stole all my firewood in the cover of darkness 6 months ago . Unfortunately I wasn't able to find out who stole it and couldn't afford to buy more wood so I have no back up heat this year.I'm happy to see you were able to install a good security camera so the thieves can't steal your grandfathers firewood anymore!

Really sorry to hear of your grandfather’s theft problem - the depravity of some people is infuriating. Best wishes to yo all and I hope you catch the thieves.❤️👌👏👏👏👏👏

I don't understand why ppl steal from others...don't they have a heart and conscience?! Don't they think about how that person would feel?! Thanks for sharing 😊 Be careful if they steal they might hurt you as well.

@mrmotofy

4 жыл бұрын

Why...laziness and greed

I had problems with trespassers on my property several years ago. I had signs made that said, " PRIVATE PROPERTY KEEP OUT, VIOLATORS MAY BE MET WITH DEADLY FORCE " Apparently the last part of my signs did the trick. No one has been on my property for the past 3 years.

@kikoredog

5 жыл бұрын

go draw a line through "may" and write "will" above and it'll reaaaaaaaaaally keep them out

@RANDALLOLOGY

5 жыл бұрын

@@kikoredog I thought about that, but think there may be some legal issues with local law enforcement if I did. Lol

@icenesiswayons9962

5 жыл бұрын

I know a guy that hung signs up that read, African lion trainer. He did train leopards but he also had a weather proof speaker horn that played lion roaring sounds whenever he wasn't home. He lived on 250 acres of land and had ATV's constantly crossing until that. Then no signs of nothing at all for 8 years. So it must have had the affect planned., lol:-)

@stephenerdley397

4 жыл бұрын

You guys think it's okay, to murder people, for crossing an invisible line?

@RANDALLOLOGY

4 жыл бұрын

@@stephenerdley397 there is no invisible line, it's called a fence with barbed wire and multiple signs. If someone comes into my property with intent to do harm you damn better believe I'll shoot them to protect my family

I really appreciate this video and will say a prayer for your grandfather!! You have a big heart and inspire me whilst going through some trying times!

Happy to hear update on most recent video about your Granddad. Great news that your Dad, your Granddad and you were able to thwart any further attempts on more theft.

The only thing missing from this video was the system working and the crooks being apprehended! I was disappointed.

@kenloose3560

4 жыл бұрын

I was disappointed too. and for the same reason. I am not about to buy or recommend the system unless I see clear and dramatic results. especially since it was supposedly an interesting video instead of a long commercial.

@sarahbeal6647

4 жыл бұрын

I hope they will be caught also, But this is not a made for television drama.

@sarahbeal6647

4 жыл бұрын

@@kenloose3560 WOW! sad.

@flaminglaughter

4 жыл бұрын

No but it would be nice to know that what they’re selling works!

@ladytempest7273

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting us know. I'm too deep in now to stop watching.

Truly sorry to hear that your Grandfather was a victim of firewood thieves. I have been a victim of that as well ...though I caught my thieves. I thank you for sharing this video with us ..that and the simple security system. I have sent a request for more info on that. Hope you catch those responsible.

I don't leave a comment often but have to say this really pissed me off. Sorry but it did . From what I can tell your dad raised you with good morals and you obviously LOVE you grand dad .... I lost my dad 3 years ago at the age of 93 . He would have been mad as hell . He would have sent me and my brother out looking for them . He was not a peaceful man but he was fair . Hope you found them buggers and dealt with them one way or another. Keep up the good work Young man .... Love the show

You're a great grandson you're a great son a great man God bless you there should be more of you around

@gingerdavidson4845

2 жыл бұрын

God bless you sir and your grandfather God bless him to

Thieves stealing from anyone is bad enough, but from an old man that is just nuts. I'm glad you guys helped him out and set-up the Simplisafe for him. We have the system and it's a great piece of mind at night and when we are not home. Great video and I hope you guys or the police catch the thieves!

When I heard your story I got choked up. If I was your neighbor and heard this story i would help to... So glad you guys set a system in place for your grandfather. Sending positive vibes from Newbrunswick Canada :)

We've been wood burners our entire lives....interior woodstoves and outdoor wood boiler for whole house. Burn between 12 and 16 cord a year. Since 2 sons have moved on I've been sole provider of keeping woodsheds full. I appreciate your grandpa and both of you! For those who don't get it....oh well. But for those of us that do, well, yea. Thank you for these videos!

Your Grandpa is a great man it shows in his son and grandson!