Found it on Google Earth -It's not suppose to be here!
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- It's not all or nothing .. Google Earth helped me find this long lost forgotten place..
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Hey thanks for watching .. I have another video where I camped out in the Desert close to Mexico and rode into a crater that was on google earth .. you can watch it here: ruclips.net/video/s1pwLNbCVl8/видео.html
Do you shoe your own horses?
How do get them to come back?
Play on words, I'm joking
Seriously other then the heat outside that looks fun. Not much exp on a horse and I'm close to your age. But getting out on a trail looks fun.
2 places id like to do that Arcadia National park in Mine and black hills south Dakota. Oh dont forget yellow stone national park.
WELL WHERE IS IT SUPPOSED TO BE....?
@@bobbg9041 lol I was about to answer you .. I do shoe them but they come back when I call them lol Thanks
@@EdwardKelly-vi9sg Just not where it was lol
I enjoyed your video and planned to subscribe until the end when you felt like you had to insert your personal politics into it. I watch videos like this to escape and see the outdoors when I can't get out there myself. I didn't come looking for Maga cult nonsense. The majority of this country is interested in democracy not a wannabe authoritarian criminal. You just lost one subscriber and remember there's 87 million more of us. Remember who wants to protect the land you enjoy so much (instead of selling it to oil companies) next time you step in a voting booth.
It is called wanderlust which basically means the strong desire to explore to travel to the unfamiliar. I have it too. It is what us humans have done from day one. I rather be lost on a country back road than have all the amenities in an apartment downtown.
My wife and I have done that 4 wheeling from Charlotte ar all the way up to Hardy AR on gravel. Only getting on the blacktop 2 times for only a quarter mile or so.
What color contraption do you have on your dogs? I have to go. I bought me a forest with springs 120 achers in a huge 30k achers. And it’s my dream my husband and I can buy some horses mules a little jersey and a bull and build us a cabin by the lake. We found a spring. But maybe my dogs need some ufo colors like yours.
I had it when I was a child exploring miles from home age 4 I still remember the adventures no parents around I was a little traveler if you dare a lid alone now days people intervene or call cops then parents considered endangering children
Wanderlust. Interesting, I have heard of it at least once in the last 53 years. I dont seem to have it. If I lived in a penthouse in the city I would crave getting out. I think living in the woods messes you up lol :) I like it here.
@@jsmythibalmost looks like a northern central Mich Jack pine forest.
Bonnie is a fast stepper. She likes to go. Love watching the mules and dogs. Brett, your stories and commentary's are so enjoyable.
Thank you ..
"So I loaded up the mules..." Classic. 😂
Solid gold, ❤ when he said that, lol
Brett, I hope your mom's feeling much better. Thanks for sharing this adventure. You do an excellent job of recording, drone work, commentary, and editing. It's appreciated!
Thank you very much .. I keep trying to do better
Now that's what I call "Taking the dogs for a walk" .
NOPE ! ..🗣️ ITS THE DOGS TAKING OWNER FOR A WALK ..🙄💁🏽♀️🇵🇷
im brand new to the channel and this was so fun. i was telling my old man just last night that i was born a hundred years to late. I would love to do what this gentleman does.you are living my dream sir. just you and your dogs a mule and a horse thank you for sharing your journey with us all.
I rode an Arab stalion for 19 years in the cascades here in Washington. He was a great mountain horse. I miss him alot .
I bet .. Thanks
Me too, I sure miss him. He did it all.
Arabs are sure footed, hard hoofed and the best long distance stamina horses, I've worked throughout the years with many notable Arabian stallions, wasn't it difficult if someone around you had a mare in heat?
I have a straight Egyptian gelding. They just go and go and go. And they usually walk out quickly. Hard to ride with the 'Quarter-type' breeds.
@@bethewalt7385
Depends on the training. The Arab that sired my first 1/2 Arabian would turn his head away from a mare tha was 'flirting' with him on a trail ride or wherever.
You just never let them 'act up' when wearing any tack except the breeding halter.
Feels like you were 200 miles from the closest neighbor… my kinda place
As you know, the Gila Wilderness area was created in 1924. Looking at the cabin via your video the cabin is older, possibly 1900 to 1920. The linoleum on the floor in the cabin dates to late 1960s to mid 1970s. I'm sure you could go to the county seat and with the long/lat coordinates find out if it was a mining claim or a homestead. Anyway, great video! I always enjoy the ride along!
Yeah I remember hearing about a hippie type guy that was living up a canyon in the area .. I bet this was it .. Thanks I might go do that someday
Line shack for a cowhand?
Lo e the uses. Had ot seen any si e I was a you d boy.
Wonder how they got the building materials there.
He did know lol, he's just following the RUclips content creators path to success and later, failure. Click bait.
I enjoyed being a vicarious cowboy for a little while. When I was young I used to work cattle from horseback. It's been so long I doubt I could even saddle a horse anymore.
It all comes back real fast, except for the butt muscles. You might need some cushioning now if you're like me and not as muscular back there anymore, and getting saddle sore was a shock. I'd never had that happen when I was young. 😅
Hi Brett,
Are your mules gaited? I ask because of the head bobbing. Love your videos.❤😊
I'll bet you could do it whether it's been a long time or not. Your memories will open up & you'll fall back into the time in your youth. You may be a little slower, but you'll get it done!
It's like riding a bicycle. Your body & soul never truly forget. I agree with Evelyn though; It takes the hips, groin & glutes time to get accustomed to it again. It's been many years for me since I've ridden a horse but by God did I love it. I'll never forget my first time with a gelding named Bartender. Once I checked his hooves, saddled up & we got acquainted we had a blast going through the paces on the trails, doubling back to check on the stragglers & galloping up to the front of the group where the teachers were with unhorsed students leading their mounts along because they couldn't get used to riding.
That always made no sense to me; How could you NOT get used to it? It really is like the melding of the heart & mind of a horse & human. Once we got back to where the horses had been lined up for us to choose, I got help with unsaddling him & then brushed him down while talking to him. Since the stragglers were still busy with what they were doing I led him out to the field a bit & we played what I could only describe as a strange game of chase & tag.
Everyone thought that I must have had a lot of experience with horses with how things came off but the truth is that I'd only ever touched a horse before that at the fair grounds. I was only a sixth grader & had never gotten the opportunity to ride before that. One of the old ranch hands commented that Bartender seemed really spirited & was acting half his age with me there. He said that they see horses perk up like that from time to time when a rider comes around that they become fond of but seldom to that extent. I was just happy to know that Bartender was having as much fun as I was!
I never got the chance to see Bartender again & I only went riding a couple of other times in my life at different places. I'm now pushing 50 & I've gotten a bit wide around the middle since then. If I wanted to ride today I'd probably have to find me a Belgian or a Clydesdale to carry my heavy butt! lol
beautiful story from a heart.
Thanks Brett, another great adventure "onward and upward". Prayers over your mother, may she be healed. Tha cabin site was cool, especially how you saw it, and then tracked it down. Can't wait to see what you find with the trail camera! Be well!
Thank you .. yes we will be back to check
Where is this even at? Is it in the US? Amazing and enjoyed watching. Thanks
hi from scotland , thanks for sharing i enjoyed this and wish i was as free as you are. i was born in the country but now im trapped in a city and i hate it. i love the freedom you have and wish it was me.
A heart yearning for freedom is a precious thing these days. "Guard your heart above all else,
for it is the source of life." Proverbs 4:23
Just fly to Mexico and walk across our southern border, it's wide open at the moment.... then you can enjoy the "freedom" we have (working your ass off to provide for the ignorant, lazy and illegals) that's our "white privilege"
Come to the states!
Thanks for taking me along. I enjoyed it all, even though I can't get out like that anymore.
🧡 I enjoyed it too,, brings back memories of the good ol days,, New Zealand,, I lost my dogs of 14yrs ,, going to the river & camping down the river with my 3 dogs,, the best life...😎
Maybe it's a wrangler cabin on an old Forrest service lease? Thanks for taking us along brett.
I was thinking maybe an old line shack for grazing cows.
Forrest Gump?
@@grahameroberts8109d
I know this cabin: it was once a part of a goat ranch in the next canyon to the south, then the Forest Service took it over and used it for some years.
If there were pens for animals, it may have been old outfitter cabin….water handy. Cabin could be gutted, de vermined, new chinking, seal roof, add wood stove…..wa la…..project. Then along comes gummert…boots ya out….or pay back taxes…..Nice area….great vid. Thanks Brett……luv de mules n hounds 🤠👍
Thanks for taking me on your journey 😊
Once again Great video bud. Keep on living the dream
Thank you Thad .. it was a good little ride
Hi Brett just found your Chanel. Love the ride along. Will be looking for more videos. Thanks
Beautiful country ❤️ Thanks for sharing.
That is the fastest stepping mule I have ever seen!
Found your channel a week or so ago. Really enjoy it.
Welcome aboard! thanks
27:21 Now what a perfect moment. After some hard trekking, Fun Exploring, Eating a meal in the wilderness, Full belly, parked under a shade tree, hunkered down comfortably, leaning back on a tree and enjoying a nice pipe and nature. Man, that's livin!
Yes it was! Thank you !
This reminds me of my great uncle, “ it’s just around the corner,” 2hrs later… he was the kindest hearted down to earth person I have ever had the blessing to know.
Love, LOVE riding in the mountains. Thanks for the mule ride! Beautiful country!
Thanks for sharing your rides and stories it's so relaxing to see where you take us. Places where most of us will never be able to go.
Another great trail ride!! All the fun and excitement without the dust...
Bonnie is such a fast walker Clyde has to trot to keep up with her 😵💫😵💫❤
Yeah ..we did a little better going back Bonnie did slow down just a bit .. Thanks Linda
Always faster getting there in anticipation of the wonderment; Always slower going back, the thrill is gone, you know what's left desination forward" quote improv, me. Truth, natural facts.
PS. You play an instrument? If not start. Listening to a parlor guitar or a marine band harp would sound beautiful for 5 minutes after that smoke, leave a new tune for the trees and rattlesnakes to hum in their spare time.
Just found your channel. You're a kind, beautiful person. Thanks for taking me on your curiousity ride and passion plight to where your spirit pushes to take you! You made my late 🌙 or early 🌄.
They are a fine looking pair of mules. They are like the Energizer Bunny. You are blessed 🐶🐕
That was refreshing. Thank you Sir. I felt like I was right there with you. I love that you take your dogs with you.
The spray polyurethane spray foam traces back to the late 70's early 80's. I'm 58 so 40 years is like nothing in my mind, but in the reality of occupancy, it's long abandoned.
Great ride , beautiful , healthy mules .
I love watching your adventures. Your two horses and 5 dogs there is always something nice to see. Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it Thanks
Bonnie always looks and moves like she's on a mission. Poor Cylde has to keep trotting to keep up.
Brother today YOU gave me a gift. What a blessing and inspiration.such beauty and stillness....
Much Gratitude to you my friend I will be lookin' for the next ride
May YOU always Be safe and blessed
Dévid
🤝
You are so welcome Thank you for the kind words and watching
I enjoy your videos very much. I am from Kentucky and rode all the time when I was a kid and I wish I was along with you on your adventures but watching your videos is a joy. I hope you can keep making them for a long time. R. Horn
Thanks for coming along .. I too hope I can do it for long time .. again Thanks!
I enjoyed journeying with you and your animals into Nature…thanks for taking us along :)
Thanks for coming
Thank you for taking us along its been fun. Wife says she wants to move into that old cabin before its to run down. It has been nice thank you again
Thanks for sharing. It was terrific watching this trip.
Mules, that really move out are great. My big guy 'Apollo' is a real mover too. Like Bonnie girl his head is also on the move. But covering a good bit of country is worth it. I thought Clyde did great as well. Got yourself a good par there..
Keep it "Onward an upward"
Great video! Thanks for taking us along! God bless you for looking after your momma!
Awesome,,I was born 50 years early, 5 more years to see why lol..love Google map exploring,,would trek an find stuff..this white thing house sized,sideways, away from tracks...hey gold is more places than people know..old rivers in the hills dried up,,etc..gems too..an magnets for rivers ponds,,extra fun on your outings
Absolutely awesome
Thank you for sharing this adventure. A+ viewing!
if I lived there I swear I would move into a place like that for months at a time ! love that ! wish I could find a place like that miles from other people
Watching from a small town in Quebec Canada ! That is a nice adventure. Tank's it was fun watching you !
Thanks for watching
Good looking mules brother.
Thanks 👍
Thanks again for taking us along. I look forward to all your adventures, day trips or overnighters.
Your sense of direction amazes me. Thank you for taking us along on this adventure.
Man, putting that chain link fence in would have been a pain in that hard ground
I have never seen your channel, sir, and just watching you gear up I smashed that like and sub buttons. Can't wait to watch more of this video and others on your channel. Thank you for taking us along!
I wouldn’t know for certain, but I think that’s an old FS cabin. Fire fighters, trail crews , etc. They were built all the same. My dad and Roland Rice stayed in em , back when Roland contracted packing to the FS. Just a guess.
That was my guess
Better then my guess, I was thinking some serial killer or something hideout lol
lol
I bet your right .. back when the forrest service really did anything
@@BrettVaughnB100
Another of Forrest Gump’s relatives?
You're taking getting out in the mountains to an incredible level. I love your style!!!
Thanks! 😃
Thanks for taking me along Brett. No need to reply.
Wow,,,,Bonnie is Turbocharged today ! Great looking ride !!!
I enjoyed the video and your adventure. Cool cabin. I hope your mom gets to feeling better soon
You have a blessed life. As a city dweller who is Handicapped due to a spinal cord injury I love seeing the outdoors and truly miss my vacations where I would explore the sierra mountains for a week at a time with my dog. Stay safe and keep on keeping on.
That's not a pot outside- it's a colander! lol love the restful trip even though I have to watch from NC. Thanks for the video of quieter times! and I love the animals.
Thanks .. I stand corrected lol
Man oh man, Bonnie really steps out good! She likes to go.
That was awesome 👌
Enjoy watching and listening to you. Be safe, thanks
what I think you need is a hammock to keep in your pack you never seem to have a shortage of trees where you go and I keep one in my day pack for power naps you get a double wide hammock and the straps they dont weigh anything and they can be comfortable takes 5 mins to set up and the breeze will blow around you cool you off.
what a good idea.
I have tried hammocks before but I just can't get real comfortable in them I want to .. I might try again thank you!
Cool back in there by itself! Worried about the dogs and Mules having some water 😊
I carried water for the dogs ... mules are like camels .. Thanks
Great ride along Brett . Scenery was gorgeous.
Bonnie and Clyde are two beautiful looking mules. I believe you can say you got a great pair there. Be blessed ride safely
Thanks 👍 They are doing good .. looking forward to cooler weather
I loved your trail talk. It was very different watching you and greatly appreciated. I’m Larry out in Bangkok , Thailand. 85?years old and still going strong.
Thanks for taking me on a very amazing adventure young man! Makes me realize I need to get outside more go do something, but I live on the coast and I hate the coast time to go give me some bedrock
Good ride Brett, I thought the hounds mite strike a track around those water holes👍🏻
They did try to trail a bit .. temps were pretty hot though .. we will see what goes by when I go back and check the camera .. stay tuned lol Thanks
@@BrettVaughnB100 👍🏻
I think you got a Tennessee walkin' Mule there Bret LOL ......OnWard......
My beagle has to be near water to get into when we hike. He’s a hunting beagle and gets in that water right away. Love your dogs
My friend from the Navy lives in Star Valley near Payson . Beautiful country. I 😂 have to admit it gets a little hot in summer and really cold in winter! Still love those somber peaceful mountains and rough valleys! They do grow on you ! Blessings to you and thank you for the scenery! God bless.
You bet thank you for watching .. I do love these mountains
Awesome way of living sir.
Thanks for sharing. Be vigilant out there.
I love the first person view makes me feel like I'm riding along with you.
Always so awesome ❤❤
Thank you Linda!!
Nice short little ride and some exercise for the mules good place to get away from the way the country is being run right now for a few hrs anyway thanks for sharing
Thanks for taking me on your adventure!!!! Your dogs are gorgeous.❤ I can actually imagine living in that cabin. Living off the land.🤗
Fat Lori fan club just checking in! Glad to see a new video!
lol I will let her know .. Thanks
Keep riding.peacefull just tagging along.
Someone lived there back in the day. The cabin could have been built a hundred years ago.
Great video! Great channel! Looking forward to going along with you on new adventures!
Awesome! Thank you!
My APHA filly wasn't conscious of the terrain regarding her feet and would trip. I touched her hooves at home - said 'feet' and gave her a pellet, then I'd make her step over items while saying 'feet' and give her a pellet. On the trail, I'd take her over rocky areas or over logs and say 'feet'. Now she looks down at the trail when I say 'feet' and places her hooves carefully so she won't trip or slide. Soon she won't need me to remind her, as it is becoming a habit on the rough, steep trails to be aware and slow down.
I think Bonnie will get better with time and maybe getting a few bruises lol Thanks
@@BrettVaughnB100 Mules are so hardy and seem to be more feet-conscious. Horses raised on the flat have SO much to learn! I wonder if I should get a mule to hang out with my filly, then take them out together, one packing and one being ridden. I train horses but have never had a Mule to train, it would be a blast. LOVE your videos and campouts. Wish we could go on a week campout with a group led by you, your dogs, and two mules, Bonnie and Clyde.THANKS ~
Clyde looks like he's trying to find a gate to match Bonnies!
Thank you very much that was the first one of your videos ever watched and I kind of enjoyed it thanks for taking me on your ride may be blessed with peace and prosperity and health and happiness were you and all those you love
Am soon happy found this..
Thanks for allowing me to come out on your adventure.
Can't get out anymore yet.
This was fun and love your animules 😂 and your dogs are great too!
Great presentation.
There is a young man's page found too.
So thankfull🎉
Many happy adventure trails to you
Thanks Brett taking us this excursion. Bonnie & Clyde are in some beautiful country probably doesn’t appreciate this just getting outside. As for Clyde I don’t know miles but if I remember my time riding, horses want to be ahead, just like Clyde’s trying. You found place, how old? I bet ok once.-Kid Yuma
Thanks Kid .. they just need more of this
@@BrettVaughnB100 Brett, you know that more than anyone,you are riding them. Besides you enjoy riding like this.-Kid
Couple of months and the elk will be bugling up there.
Should be ... lots of Coues deer in here too
I love what you do. Them lil dogs are having to keep up with that fast pace. You see they keep wanting to stop in the shade. How fun. What a great life.
Yes got a little too hot for them .. and they are out of shape from a long hot summer ... Thanks
man what a life ...enjoy every day of your life!!!
That was fun.
Love to watch your videos my friend, and we think alike, I'm new to your channel and I will be watching from now on... Stay safe and take care of yourself and your four legged friends. 👍💯
I will and thank you !!
I find it amazing the way you can read your animals and know what’s going on with them. I guess you have done it all your life. Not too many people nowadays can do that. I do appreciate your videos and I learn a lot of your country where you travel, thanks!
I guess so .. I don't think about it much but we do spend a lot of time together .. Thank you
I believe that reading critters is a knack you're born with... or not. Have tried teaching many people how, but they either get it right away or never do. If you do have the knack, you still need to do it a lot to get really good at it.
That's my thoughts on it anyways.
God Bless!
I saw a utube iabout a couple who lived off grid in a valley ravine, and they died,so the rangers job was to remove the irrigation system they used fir thrur garden!
The place was kept, and not destroyed!
You picked a great time to escape the insanity. Great ride and distraction from the news.
Got me a really big hat like yours. Was thinking of ya when I bought it.
They sure are nice in the summer sun ..
@@BrettVaughnB100
What an upgrade with the new string!! Man you got some good looking donkeys!!
Fascinating bit of exploring. I located the cabin on Google Earth Pro and was surprised to see it is just a ways south of where I still have family in the area of Winston and Chloride. Beautiful mountains down that part of New Mexico, rugged too. Sure must be a pleasure to be able to wander that back country.
Wow friend, I envy your adventures into the wilderness. I also feel that the mountains are my piece of heaven on this earth and get there every chance I get. Thanks for the video brother and stay safe and happy 😊
Looks like heaven
Xcellent 😊
Thank you !
What a peaceful place to be ! ! !
Kick’n back and relaxing in the wilderness. Sounds like such fun. Good luck with all your travels.
Thanks for taking us on your expedition, and the King lives
Your welcome .. thanks for coming along ... and yes he does