Primitive Camping in the Sawtooth Mountains | ATV Exploring, a Hike, and Campfire Brats!
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2020
- Headed out for a 2 night camping trip and ATV riding adventure in the Sawtooth Mountains in New Mexico. This is a beautiful mountain range that is loaded with cool views of volcanic ash that has cooled down leaving awesome impressions found everywhere. Nothing beats camping in the mountains and cooking up awesome food on a campfire.
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Love the fact that you ride and enjoy the area... instead of bombing down the road at 80+... simple cruize. and always enjoy a good beers....
*edit* 31:43 my IT guy came in and we were watching, hes a rock climber.... he started to get really excited to climb those rocks you showed..... amazing....
You know it brother. I rather cruise and enjoy my time instead of hauling ass and your ride be done. We get to enjoy ourselves riding slow and take in the scenery. I have never seen anyone rock climb this area and people should. The rock formations are to awesome to not want to climb. I am not saying I will lol, but I would love to see someone do it. You know it bud, I always got to have a cold beer at the end of the day. I'll be back to this area in winter. Summer is just a bit to warm out here even though the elevation is all above 7500ft.
A successful camera retrieval is a bonus (even with no game pictures), around where I am from people see a game camera and often will just take them.
Thankfully I have not had mine taken from the different places I have placed it. But I know what you mean by wondering if it is even going to still be there.
Beautiful mountain peaks there, absolute a place to take pictures.
It is a very cool area to explore and camp at. I want to get back in here to go camping and riding. Thanks for watching my friend.
@@ManzanoManATVAdventures Yes I could easily see why you want to go back there, stunning peaks there too.
You definitely live in a beautiful place, great video!👍🏻
I am fortunate to have access to get into so many different types of terrain in New Mexico. Every place I have camped at in New Mexico feels so different each time because of the different areas you can find yourself in. Thanks for watching.
Cant believe they have a Starbucks out there...lol
We are fortunate to have Starbucks out here. It is a great way to start the morning. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
With a morning sky like that, coffee mountains that is relaxation right there. It's amazing how quick the sky changes. Humidity up here in Eastern Canada the Fredericton area is ridiculous. It could be 28 degrees celsius and with the humidity it jacks it up to a sweltering 36 degree celsius. Not sure what that is in farenheit.
Beautiful mountains down in New Mexico!
That is crazy. I would imagine the humidity can be terrible in your neck of the woods. In the mountains the humidity doesn’t feel near as bad because the high elevation keeps in feeling cooler. I’ll have to look that up on how to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit. I appreciate man. This is the southwestern part of New Mexico. The mountains in Northern New Mexico are way different. Take care and thanks for dropping by.
Like the videos man! When I’m not riding I’m watching you! Keep up the ride camp and cooks love em
Hey bud. I appreciate it greatly!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
Dude I love your vids inspiring me to get out with my quad. Live in central Oregon great trails to ride
Thanks for watching man. I hope you are able to get out and enjoy yourself. I love hearing how I have been able to inspire or connect with like minded people.
Merry Christmas Ruben!
I know you'll have a great one with your family.
All my best to you!
Thank you so much! Merry Christmas to you and your family. Have a wonderful day.
Man-o-man! I love that area. My favorite section of NM is the rectangle shape from
Socorro:North
T or C:South
Ruidoso:East, all the way to
Arizona Border:West
I've yet to get out enough and see more of it but that's my favorite.
Btw my nephew and I just started hunting last year. We drew Unit 18. We're liking it around Chupadera Mesa (near Carrizozo) and Cerro Del La Campana (near Trinity entrance). We're total noobs but nothing beats riding around and glassing.
Hey there! These are great sections of NM with beautiful landscape and views. I hope to travel to west AZ to camp and explore the area. I've drove through on HWY 60 and the White Mountains have my attention.
I know of the Unit you are speaking of. It is super beautiful and remote. That is great you guys are getting in a hunt. I applied for 18 this year and didn't get a tag. Good luck on your hunt. But you're right. Nothing beats glassing the area and riding. Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a nice day!
Great video. I remember you messaging me telling me about this place. I've got it on my maps to check out. Looks like an awesome place. I like how in your video you say what road you are on and where you are headed. I like pulling up my maps to follow along while your driving out to a spot, I kinda get and idea of what the scenery and road is like.
Hey there. I am glad you enjoy the video. I highly recommend visiting this area if you are ever passing through. The camping is nice and there are some really cool hikes that is all primitive in nature since there are no trails. I also love to reference tool as you explain. I like to get the idea and feel for an area. I appreciate you watching and commenting. Safe travels.
Beautiful scenery! Very interesting to know about your temperature changes with the elevations and the rain. Cheers - have a beer for me.
Hey man. Thanks, I love this part of New Mexico. The temperature change is crazy in New Mexico. The elevation is the reason why it can change drastically. Cold winters and hot summers. But even in summer the high country, which is what we call it, can drop 30 plus degrees. New Mexico is so unique because its desert and high elevation mountains. Mountains above 12,000ft and 13,000ft where snow stays into summer. Cheers bud.
@@ManzanoManATVAdventures I meant to mention I love the drone shots too, especially around the 32 minute mark. I was thinking that those mountains were high but I didn't think they'd be that high for some reason. Fantastic! I look forward to more.
@@EastCoastATV Man this area is super cool to take the drone up and fly around. The whole area is formed off cooled lava ash so the design left behind is sweet to fly around and capture. The elevation for this area is 7,000ft and the peaks are 8,500ft that were all around us.
another great video thanks for sharing!
You bet! Thanks for watching. I read a comment on Star Mountain Outdoor & Bushcraft you did the Pecos Wilderness. That is so awesome! I am going to head up there in about a month.
@@ManzanoManATVAdventures dude that's awesome, I'm planning for round 2 myself hopefully around the same time. Funny thing happened on that trip I didn't take into account the fabric on the sleeping bag and the fabric of the pad, no grip at all lol I kept sliding downward. So next time I'm taking a quilt and upgrading to a higher r value pad
Anthony L I bet that made for a difficult night sleep. I’ve had that happen to me as well. Once you find what works it gets better. I am glad you enjoyed it. I look forward to getting out there myself. Enjoy. Take care man.
Great Place to Ride!!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Really enjoying your videos. Glad i stumbled across them. Nice to meet your brother too. You guys seem to really enjoy yourselves out in the wilds. I would love to be right there with you guys atving and camping. I will be moving to Tucson area this winter and will be atving out there. Would love to check out the areas you are in on your adventures some time too.
Man I appreciate you watching and enjoying the video. My bro is a cool dude and we love hanging out riding, cooking up some food, and having a cold one. It would be sweet to hook up for a ride and camp in the future. I love this kind of stuff. Dude Tucson has some awesome nearby trails to check out. I’ve never road that way but would love to one day. I see plenty of videos coming from there and man it looks sweet. Take it easy bro.
Great camping location, what a view to wake up to. I love how you have so much room for exploring. Your drone shots are amazing. I love cooking outdoors over an open fire it always tastes so much better. Thanks for the video.
Hey there my friend. Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment. This is a great place to go camp and explore. The rock formations are really interesting to look at. I agree. Food cooked on a fire taste much better than food we cook at home.
The wheeling looked like fun but the vews from the hike were incredible
I agree with you on this, the Quad ride was fun, but you can't argue the views from the hike up. I love hiking in this area. Thanks for watching.
Man I swear the blue skies from the first view they were so blue. The view was also beautiful brother. Part 2 looked as fun as part one brother!
It is crazy how blue the skies in New Mexico can get. I wonder if it has something to do with lower atmosphere pollution because the nearest big city to this location is a few hours away.
Glad you enjoyed brother. Have a good day!
This looks like a really neat spot! 😁 Thanks for sharing!
It is a cool area to visit and explore. Thanks for watching!
WOW! That was a beautiful blue sky in the morning when you were drinking your coffee. Looked like the absolute perfect day.
5:39 - So, if Lone Mountain was around 9,000 ft, you guys must have already been sitting over 7,000 ft at this point? WOW! That's amazing because some of the peaks we were sitting on top of in my last mountain videos were only 7,000 ft.
You sure climbed high to place that trail cam. I would have done that in my younger years, but not now because I know I'd have to climb it again to retrieve the camera - HAHAHA!!!
15:00 - I grew up eating antelope and other wild meat. There are lots here in Saskatchewan. We call them "Speed Goats". Not sure if that's a Saskatchewan nickname or a universal one???
I was trying to follow along with you on Google Earth, but I don't think I was successful because I have Lone Mountain on the east side of the Rio Grande (just south of Carrizozo) and Monument Rock on the est side of the Rio Grande (just north of Datil), approx 133 miles apart as the crow flies. So I'm pretty sure I had the wrong Lone Mountain - lol. Did you head north from camp in the morning?
34:07 - Mmmmmm, jalapeno peppers!
The Game Cam - "Missed it by THAT much" - oh well, better luck next time.
Excellent video!
The skies in New Mexico are so blue sometimes it is unreal. You nailed it, our campspot was about the 7500ft mark and I just verified the elevation on Lone Mountain which is 8,644ft found at these coordinates 34°18'29.1"N 108°01'59.3"W. If you look around on google earth you can see the triangular road around Lone Mountain. This is also the location where all the Speed Goats were lol! I love it. I've never heard of them called this but prefer the name over Antelope lol.
Man all that effort on the cam just to realize all I did was get some good exercise lol!
The Sawtooth Mountains are located in between Datil, NM and Pie Town, and Pie Town isn't just a name. They serve up some of the best pie I have ever had lol. I was camped near Monument Rock found at these coordinates 34°18'41.5"N 107°59'08.3"W. My campspot was at 34°18'56.7"N 107°58'50.0"W coordinates.
In the morning I headed West to Southwest over to Lone Mountain and in the general area where I planted the Game Camera which was planted at these coordinates 34°19'16.8"N 108°00'58.3"W.
I plan on heading over towards Carrizozo sometime this year to do some trail riding. That is beautiful county out that way also.
Brats and Jalapeno is a sweet combination, you can't go wrong with spicy food! I hope to plant the camera again, but the easier way lol! Thanks for watching Q.
Man this has to be one of the best looking videos I’ve seen for a while hip hip
Charlie Gabaldon I am glad you enjoyed buddy. It was such an awesome trip and we covered lots out there. Thanks for watching and take care👍.
Haha I caught it. At 03:24 your friend is on your right and then at 03:30 the pan from the drone - he is on your left
Lol, good catch on this.
@@ManzanoManATVAdventures Your Videos are par none some of the best scenery shots. Take care!
I really appreciate it. Have a great weekend and take care.
You ever ride those elevations with a carbureted ATV? Did it do ok? Or need re-jetted? I have a 2004 Kawasaki Praire 700 with dual carbs, just wondering if I can ride in higher elevations and be ok? Thanks! Love your videos, even ordered some New Mexico Pinon coffee!
I have never rode at higher elevations with a carbonated quad. I would imagine it would do good up to at least 9,000ft and above that you might feel the difference as the air gets thinner. If you do get into higher elevations let me know how it performed as I am curious. Thanks for watching, enjoying, and commenting on my video. NM Pinon coffee is pretty good and different from other coffee's. Have a good day.
The state should hire him to promote tourism lol.
Love the comment buddy! That would be an awesome gig lol.
I just found your channel the other day and it’s awesome. In one video you had, you were sporting a Polaris 570. Was that before or after can am?
I greatly appreciate you watching my videos. I still own the Polaris 570. I plan on taking my Polaris on a few trips this year as well. I bought the Can-Am so me and my wife can go riding without piggybacking.Both ATVs are awesome and fun to ride.
@@ManzanoManATVAdventures That’s awesome. I’m considering getting the Honda foreman so I can start my adventures. I think the wife would really like it as she has never been introduced to things like this.
The Honda Foreman is an awesome ATV. I’ve never owned one, but anyone who does never down talks Honda at all. You and your wife will love the adventures it brings. Since owning my first ATV in 2014 which is the Polaris I never regretted buy it and I have rode a lot of trails and explored as well. Best wishes on selecting what works for you guys. You’ll never regret it.
Hey bud! I wanted to know how you had that white folding table stored on your atv I never see it until it is already set up. Does it store in the rear storage box ?
Hey there. For this trip I actually carried the table in the bed of my truck to my camp spot and rode around from there.
That game cam .. shown pictures with out taking out card and putting it in a reader ... what brand Awsome mine I have to put card in my camera thanks
I have the Campark T45A game trail camera. Unfortunately I didn't catch anything on this occasion. But on this particular camera you can view it from the trail camera itself. Or you can take the card out and look at it from a phone or a computer. Thanks for watching.
Update. I am using the Campark T45A camera.
Thanks ! For info have you been to unit 17/18 kind of creepy has a cougar pass by at nite looking for food And the sounds they make will make the. Hair stand up be safe out there...
No problem. I have not been to unit 17/18. I can only imagine what the sound of a cougar is like. I recently had some bears come into my camp spot grunting. Freaked me out.