Adirondack Canoe camping on the Oswegatchie River April 2022. High water, Moose, and Snow.

[@ImperiumRestaurantEquipment]

Very nice video Freddy.

[@bushwhackingfool3706]

Awesome that you got to see a moose! I've seen tracks and scat all over the Five Ponds Wilderness, but have yet to see one in the flesh yet. I'll keep looking though!

[@fredyd13662]

Seeing a moose was the icing on the cake that weekend. I wish you luck in your search, they can be an elusive animal. I was just checking out your channel and you have some good content there. Thanks for watching and keep up with the videos.

[@CanoeCampClimb]

Hey Fred. It was nice to bump into you at the St Regis Pond outlet.

[@michaelrehberg5198]

Great series fredy, I haven't seen that foot bridge in years and haven't seen a glacier dog in ages. Nice to see the moose are spreding there. Hopefully I'll be able to get up that way around the end of June. Hope to see more great videos this year.

[@fredyd13662]

Thanks for watching and the comment. The Moose was awesome just wish I could have got better pics of it. But still feel blessed just to see one in the wild here.

[@chcc7777]

looks fun, glad to see someone is getting out early. we are busy this spring but hope to get out soon. Happy paddling.

[@fredyd13662]

Thanks for watching, we had a great time. Hope you get out there soon. .

[@MauricioPorrasPlazaPonte]

Hi Freddy. Awesome video 😎 My next trip to the Adirondack will be at the Oswegatchie River. Very nice pictures 👍

[@fredyd13662]

Awesome, I hope everything goes well. It is a beautiful place to visit. Be ready for some beaver dams now that the water is lower though.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

nice Moose photos! I never really noticed how upstate NY is as north as northern Vermont.

[@fredyd13662]

Thanks for watching. Fun fact, the Adirondack state park is roughly the same size as the state of Vermont.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

@@fredyd13662 As a Minnesotan I'm beginning to see the light! There's a new book out on Roger Morris to be release in a couple months out of "Trineday" - if I recall he's from upstate New York? I have some family friends and "doomer" friends living in that area also. Thanks for that "fun fact" - I think there was maybe some struggle around that park - like people originally living off the land there maybe didn't want to be kicked out or something? haha. I just had a neighbor "develop" his land next to mine in northern minnesota - (I bought a vacant tax forfeit swamp forest wetland tract). NOW I have not heard the Lynx anymore nor seen the Lynx tracks or Lynx scat. I hope my annual "Wilson's Snipe" nesting does not get scared away from his dogs. haha. I just keep it as a camp site since the birds have been migrating to that spot for millions of years - I figure what right do I have to disturb them?! I mean I do grow Shiitake mushrooms as a small business. thanks

[@woodswalker7119]

Thanks for sharing and the review of sites. Any chance in the future if you could include comments for possible hammock hanging at the sites? Hard to see tree distance in the video. 15 to 20 feet distance between trees works for most folks. You all eat well!!

[@fredyd13662]

Thanks for watching and dropping a comment. I'll make a point to mention hammock camping more in future. If you watch any of my old ones. It's pretty much a sure thing you can If I don't say anything. I try to make a point if you cant.