Servel refrigerators were used by everyone in the desert because it run off propane, instead of electricity, which is often not available in the middle of nowhere. Great episode Sarah, the horses were awesome! The poo scene was hilarious.
Love your show. My wife and I went to the desert every two years for 25 years. Now that we are retired, our health is our problem. Have a good time and keep exploring.
There's always that moment you want to feed the wild animals something but you go on the trip and than you come across the wild. Almost wants you to keep a few treats to meet the wildlife you come across! Love your journey Sarah, we are all their looking with you! Thank you!
I figured it had to be NV. Yes, those horses were fantastic and the palomino beyond beautiful. He must be the herd stallion and the little paint/pinto baby with its dam. Best video for me, a great proponent of wild horses roaming free. Significant amount of green grass so see why the horses are there and water too I woul uess.
The stallion was placing himself between you and his family to protect them. I think he realized you were no harm because he did not go at you. The stallion will charge you especially men. Beautiful horses you should have camped by them, you could have babysat in the morning again. Thank you for all the work you put in to the videos, you are an artist.
Yes, I have personally experienced a very uncomfortable situation with a herd of wild horses while I was trail running in the mountains of Arizona. I had my dog with me and the stallion of the herd damn near charged me. I slowly retreated and he would not let me pass on the trail. Thank goodness my dog was very calm during the whole situation. I literally had to bush whack to get back to my cabin. It is hard for some people to wrap their mind around a horse being hostile when most people see tamed ones at a farm or ranch. I learned a thing or two from that experience. They are beautiful animals roaming in the wild, but I have a new respect for giving them their space like any other wild animal.
@@darrenhooley8472 Even tame domestic stallions can be mean. I worked with horses for 23 years. The yearling stud colts were the hardest and very unpredictable. I've had them try to run me down. strike at me, bite me, grab the hood of my sweat jacket and others. I've heard from a vet that one stud bit the breast off his owner. Older studs usually have been schooled, but you still expect the worse and must stay on your toes.
All that old weathered wood you find laying around would make some beautiful frames....when I inherited some property I did and made a bundle on the lumber of the buildings there.
Out of the many things that your adventures uncover are these cabins. Living out on the 'left' coast I know exactly where my brother is. That makes him NOT responsible for damaging everything you encounter. There's not a sole out here that he can exhibit his abilities to destroy what others have constructed. Thank God! Glad that black stallion got use to you..
My Dad who was a Buckero, said the Line shacks were used as a stopover at roundup. If it was a Homestead they were probably Horse ranchers because people needed horses and Mules. A good Horse trader could work up best price. In winter when animal pelts were thickest, trappers used to stay in when they ran there trap lines. Some wront on walls " 1 Cyote, 2 bobcats, " Sheep herding they had a wagon. Jesus Ariaga put his mark on Aspin groves around Vergina City ,Nevada. The Basque guy smokeing a pipe.
Oh my gosh, those horses! You should put together a Wonderhussy Adventure Quarantine Play Set. It could be you in 11 inches with a little outfit change, your 4 Runner and some of those plastic horses. Maybe a pool.
Thank you for taking us out on another great adventure! Nice to see the horses, burrows, and great scenery! Looking forward to your next grand adventure! Stay safe and awesome! 🧧🤙🌺
WH...You make the best videos on the tube! Can't thank you enough for all the entertainment you've given to me and all your fans. We've got to get your subscribers over that 1/4 million mark. It cost nothing to hit the subscribe button and then take advantage of all kinds of amazing adventures. Thanks!
@@patrickjoseph5028 There used to be wild horse and many others before natives hunted them into extinction. Evolution and new species migration has always happened and will continue to happen and should happen. It's how things are suppose to be.
Wow, had to watch it again, I love horse, I can't believe you met Mr Ed. He was looking for Wilbur to show him his family, it was nice that finally Ed got that vacation he deserved. 👍👍👍👍👍😷
Hi extra pretty lady Sarah. You made the right call. Good for you pretty lady Sarah. It is amazing the things and places you find. Really enjoy your adventures as I can see through your videos what is there. Outstanding. Carry on and explore more places for your viewers to enjoy. You are one extra wonderful person. I enjoy all your outstanding adventure videos. Take care and have a super wonderful day.
You could do the good samartan thang and roll the rock out of the way. That cabin probably had more than one history of residents. The bathroom was added after the rest of the house. Many old houses have bathrooms added on a porch. The crank up bed is indeed an old hospital bed.
Man I bet that was a cool place back in the day I love the way it's built and the layout. Looks more like a ranch house than a miners camp I didn't see any waste rock piles on the hillsides.Too bad the house wasn't kept up it was very nice.
Hello, I really admire your video’s. I must say you are extremely brave to travel all by yourself knowing about the unsafe world we’re living in. When I watch video’s of true crime, real stories, people being abducted, etc. Lamont at large and others showing video’s of people of all ages on how they lost their lives, is cringing. I have 5 children, and one of my daughters wants to travel like you, and so do I. But all alone ? in no mans land ? I would be scared to go to sleep realizing what may happen to me, or my daughter. There’s still so many bad and unpredictable people on the loose that can’t and shouldn’t be trusted. Please be cautious and safe, you’re too beautiful, and yet brave to travel alone, My Best.
That's one of those, You just gotta be there. Moments. And girl, Howdy!! You sure were! Thanks Sara, that was the highlight of my day! Wild burros and horses. Just Amazing!!
It amazes me how she can walk away from all these beautiful old homesteads without investigating the water source. Must have been a nice spring for all those horses to hang around. If it was only a seep, the horses would be gone and birds would be hanging out instead.
Hello Wonderhussy, maybe look into a Quad bike that your rig can pull for situations where a smaller but Tuff vehicle can get you and some camping gear in to those places. you are doing a great job, love your videos. please keep exploring !!! Big Hugs!
I have followed you for a long time, maybe made some comments from time to time. Especially when you were near San Diego. Goat Canyon Train Trestle!!! But this video is one of your best. Horses in general are magnificent animals, wild or not. To be that close to wild horses is amazing. But it does show that the small herd has had human contact. The Palomino was trying to send you a message which I will leave to your very witty imagination!! I travel to Las Vegas one week a month and try to get a hike in at Red Rock, Oak Creek. Early April 2020 I saw my first herd of Burros. I have owned horses so I really would like to see some horses. Although they are not as wild as one thinks!! Take care, be safe!!
As one who walked the entire local valley, discovering some of the same stuff you respectfully find, I think there may be hope for some few of my following generations. A future real walk suggestion...going up Cushingberry Grade from Lucerne Valley to Big Bear. There are still horse troughs up the mountain, and Lucerne Valley has the last known gun battle between indians and settlers out at the dry lakes between LV and Apple Valley. Oh, in Apple Valley, at Sunset Hills Cemetary, are the graves of the King of the Cowboys and the Queen of the West; Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Local AV residents that we all pointedly treated as No Ones Special when we saw them in stores or restaurants.
I took a screen shot of each frame in the "big foot question in back ground" and pasted into elements and played it and the object never moved only she moved so if it was Big Foot he was just posing as a statue for you, not moving as it looked in your footage.
That was an awesome place at one time. If someone had the time you could take that one apart and have enough to build a little bit smaller one. Yes it is awesome to see those wild horses. Really nice area.
Awesome just awesome!!!! Wild horses that is so cool and how close you’re able to get to them. The way you assume how some of these people lived makes your stories so much better, and it seems you’re pretty close to the truth of how it was. Thank you Hussy👍🏼
Cool video! As always! But about Big Dune; I camped there a year or two back. There was evidence of much camping and people bringing in pallets for firewood. I spent an hour or more just picking up nails to prevent a flat tire. Because it's so close to the highway and so easy to get to it apparently brings out the yahoos. Unfortunate. Watch for nails.
Love your bright and enthusiastic personality. I’m a new subscriber, an Aussie living in Central California, really enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing. The old cabin is beautiful, we have lots of abandoned places like that in Australia.
The thought occurs to me that it would be really neat if a tradition were started, where each person who visits a place like this, picks out one small part of it to clean up and fix. Wishful thinking, I know, but it would sure be a cool idea. For some reason, looking at this place makes the old Elvis song, Marie's The Name Of His Latest Flame, go through my head. I guess you would have to listen to it to understand. I am guessing that this place was inhabited into the 1980's. I will have to read the comments to see if anyone can confirm or deny this.
It would truly be a joy to wake up some morning and see you cooking bacon and eggs. I just love your mind and your curiosity. I could listen to you talk for hours and hours, occasionally throwing in my two cents worth.
Usually you can’t get that close to wild horses, they must be feed by someone occasionally and use to people because I’ve never been able to get that close in my desert adventures out in northern Nevada.
Good to see you're back home, Huss! ❤️ Hey! Wow! Did you ever get close to those horses! He went poo poo because he was calmed by your sweetie tone! Oh! Jeez! I wish I could have been there when you were yodelling! 😀 Great video, Huss! 😀
I love that place I go up there about four or five times a year people have really destroyed it in the last five or six years around 10 years ago used to go up there working stove the fridge worked the bathroom worked all the plumbing just take a propane bottle up with you for the refrigerator and stuff it was amazing, If you hiked up the hill 100 yards past the big Cottonwood trees there’s water and I’ll kinds of stuff is really nice well it used to be beautiful but it’s still pretty nice.
Looks like a lot of damage occurred from normal life cycle of buildings when they eventually return to the elements through normal decomposition. Wood rots and can't support the ceiling and roof. They collapse and ashes to ashes, dust to dust. From dust the tree grows and to dust it returns.
It was a great narrated sightseeing trip, like all her trips to places I will never see in person! Its sad to see the demise of someone’s dream, there are too many dreams with sad endings in the USA! Someone should have repaired the roof to keep water out, once the roofs leak or windows are gone, water destroys the inside and supports. Shutters for the windows may have helped so they could be protected from the elements or animals (Human and Non-Human). With out maintenance nothing will last! That includes all material things as well as relationships!
What a great place for a Coronavirus apocalypse hideout cabin. I've visited Nevada a few times and enjoyed the old West history more than the gambling side of things. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
Hello wonderhussy. Your friend Ted here. Definitely a good video. Love seeing the wild horses in the wild burros. The first Kevin you went to was humongous compared to some of the cabins you go to. I hope you will wearing boots. Got to watch out for rattlesnakes and thorns and broken glass and all that kind of fun stuff. Take care enjoy see you in the next video.
That is some beautiful desert terrain. I love it. What you have found, is the former home of one Arnold Flimhizzer. At the insistence of his young wife, Ethyl, he moved out into the desert to avoid the police, who were after Arnold because of his inability to quit drinking and pay the fines thus incurred when he got into trouble, which was all the time. Since Arnold continued to drink and would not take no for an answer when he was drinking, they ended up with fifteen kids. It soon became apparent that there was no way the couple could afford fifteen kids out in that desert shack. Therefore, Ethyl took the kids and left Arnold. She went to the city, where she could get welfare and food stamps. Arnold stayed out in the desert, eating the occasional wild horse and brewing liquor out of cactus fruit. Eventually, he vanished, and his desert home began to fall into disrepair. No one knows for sure, but Arnold probably got too drunk one summer day and wandered out into the desert, where he became lost and eventually died in the shade of a creosote bush with a bottle in his hand.
Nothing like having a Beautiful Wild Blonde/Fawn Colored Stallion take a Poo right in Front of you. Telling you what he "thinks" about you an the situation! Lol! :) He was a Beautiful Gorgeous Animal! That Mom an Fawn looked very "mellow" overall. They all did! :) Just relaxing in the Wild. You could have stopped the video right after the horses, an it would have been perfect. :) But the house was well worth the trip too! Great Video, as always! Keep up the great work! Stay Safe and Stay Healthy ! :)
I think that was wonderful seeing those horses thank you so much for sharing this video sis wonderhussy from last year have a great evening and be safe sincerely Susie💜💜💞💞
Sarah your humor and excitement is infectious, I,ve got references !!! classic, you would,nt need references to babysit this old 1970,s rocker muso , you are a godsend during these uncertain times, cheers mate Alan downunder
Those looked like some good roads for a mountain bike. They weren't as rough as an enduro trail. But they would get you into that nice cabin where you can camp.
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Servel refrigerators were used by everyone in the desert because it run off propane, instead of electricity, which is often not available in the middle of nowhere. Great episode Sarah, the horses were awesome! The poo scene was hilarious.
i love THIS VIDEO. I worked around horses for 23 yrs. That stallion was marking his territory and his family to you!
Love your show. My wife and I went
to the desert every two years for 25 years. Now that we are retired, our health is our problem. Have a good time and keep exploring.
Always a great joy to walk along with you. Indeed you are the best hussy there is.
There's always that moment you want to feed the wild animals something but you go on the trip and than you come across the wild. Almost wants you to keep a few treats to meet the wildlife you come across! Love your journey Sarah, we are all their looking with you! Thank you!
Nice to see the burros and the wild horses . Sarah can now add to her list as a horse whisper. A great adventure .Cjd wash state
Oh , too cool !
That homestead has real personality, huh ?
You showed it well , thanx 😁😍🤩
I figured it had to be NV. Yes, those horses were fantastic and the palomino beyond beautiful. He must be the herd stallion and the little paint/pinto baby with its dam. Best video for me, a great proponent of wild horses roaming free. Significant amount of green grass so see why the horses are there and water too I woul uess.
Loved seeing the wild horses,they were Beautiful,I use to ride years ago.🐴🐴Enjoyed🙏🙏
The stallion was placing himself between you and his family to protect them. I think he realized you were no harm because he did not go at you. The stallion will charge you especially men. Beautiful horses you should have camped by them, you could have babysat in the morning again. Thank you for all the work you put in to the videos, you are an artist.
Yes they will and it's really not good for a woman around a stud when it's her time of the month.
Wow, that's awesome to know
i saw that
Yes, I have personally experienced a very uncomfortable situation with a herd of wild horses while I was trail running in the mountains of Arizona. I had my dog with me and the stallion of the herd damn near charged me. I slowly retreated and he would not let me pass on the trail. Thank goodness my dog was very calm during the whole situation. I literally had to bush whack to get back to my cabin. It is hard for some people to wrap their mind around a horse being hostile when most people see tamed ones at a farm or ranch. I learned a thing or two from that experience. They are beautiful animals roaming in the wild, but I have a new respect for giving them their space like any other wild animal.
@@darrenhooley8472 Even tame domestic stallions can be mean. I worked with horses for 23 years. The yearling stud colts were the hardest and very unpredictable. I've had them try to run me down. strike at me, bite me, grab the hood of my sweat jacket and others. I've heard from a vet that one stud bit the breast off his owner. Older studs usually have been schooled, but you still expect the worse and must stay on your toes.
You were rather happy to be on this adventure today and the narration reflects it. Nice one.
Back near Berlin Nevada, in 1971 we saw many Wild Mustang He in Winter - Fantastic!
That was very cool to see the wild horses up close and personal without disturbing them much.
Beautiful country. Thank you for taking us with you. 👍🐎
All that old weathered wood you find laying around would make some beautiful frames....when I inherited some property I did and made a bundle on the lumber of the buildings there.
Love your channel! All things Nevada are near & dear to my heart. Your videos make me happy. Great work!
Out of the many things that your adventures uncover are these cabins. Living out on the 'left' coast I know exactly where my brother is. That makes him NOT responsible for damaging everything you encounter. There's not a sole out here that he can exhibit his abilities to destroy what others have constructed. Thank God! Glad that black stallion got use to you..
The desert is just beautiful.
Loved your banjo picking intro song kind of suits the building...
I love the high desert with the wild horses
My Dad who was a Buckero, said the Line shacks were used as a stopover at roundup. If it was a Homestead they were probably Horse ranchers because people needed horses and Mules. A good Horse trader could work up best price. In winter when animal pelts were thickest, trappers used to stay in when they ran there trap lines. Some wront on walls " 1 Cyote, 2 bobcats, "
Sheep herding they had a wagon. Jesus Ariaga put his mark on Aspin groves around Vergina City ,Nevada. The Basque guy smokeing a pipe.
Great video .. best part those wild horses that were so calm w you .. amazing animals ❤
Oh my gosh, those horses! You should put together a Wonderhussy Adventure Quarantine Play Set. It could be you in 11 inches with a little outfit change, your 4 Runner and some of those plastic horses. Maybe a pool.
That was wonderful! I can only imagine the feeling of peace there. Thanks 😊
Thank you for taking me on your hike, had fun with you.
Thank you for taking us out on another great adventure! Nice to see the horses, burrows, and great scenery! Looking forward to your next grand adventure! Stay safe and awesome! 🧧🤙🌺
Couldn,t drag me away!,,,Love the vis,,,keep em coming please,,,Thanks
I was just thinking that sooner or later you were gonna sing "Wild Horses"! Now I need to hear you yodel!
WH...You make the best videos on the tube! Can't thank you enough for all the entertainment you've given to me and all your fans. We've got to get your subscribers over that 1/4 million mark. It cost nothing to hit the subscribe button and then take advantage of all kinds of amazing adventures. Thanks!
thank you again for a great time out in the desert with you on your old cabin hunting and the wild horses.
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Hay fellers... love the horses. Amazing adventure
One of the best things about Nevada is the wild horses.
Nothing like herds of feral animals destroying the habitat of the indigenous species.....should we turn pigs and goats and dogs loose too?
@@patrickjoseph5028 There used to be wild horse and many others before natives hunted them into extinction. Evolution and new species migration has always happened and will continue to happen and should happen. It's how things are suppose to be.
@@patrickjoseph5028 where should that cute horse hang out, ✨💙in Vegas asphalt which street or Reno 🤣✨🌷🧸
@@patrickjoseph5028 your as bad as john denver Patrick 💙✨🤣have a good laugh Patrick
Beautiful. You should buy the place and fix it up. Sounds like you really like the area. Thanks for all you do to entertain us . Love ya.
Wow, had to watch it again, I love horse, I can't believe you met Mr Ed. He was looking for Wilbur to show him his family, it was nice that finally Ed got that vacation he deserved. 👍👍👍👍👍😷
Hi extra pretty lady Sarah. You made the right call. Good for you pretty lady Sarah. It is amazing the things and places you find. Really enjoy your adventures as I can see through your videos what is there. Outstanding. Carry on and explore more places for your viewers to enjoy. You are one extra wonderful person. I enjoy all your outstanding adventure videos. Take care and have a super wonderful day.
You could do the good samartan thang and roll the rock out of the way. That cabin probably had more than one history of residents. The bathroom was added after the rest of the house. Many old houses have bathrooms added on a porch. The crank up bed is indeed an old hospital bed.
Man I bet that was a cool place back in the day I love the way it's built and the layout. Looks more like a ranch house than a miners camp I didn't see any waste rock piles on the hillsides.Too bad the house wasn't kept up it was very nice.
Enjoyed tagging along!!!
Hello, I really admire your video’s. I must say you are extremely brave to travel all by yourself knowing about the unsafe world we’re living in. When I watch video’s of true crime, real stories, people being abducted, etc. Lamont at large and others showing video’s of people of all ages on how they lost their lives, is cringing. I have 5 children, and one of my daughters wants to travel like you, and so do I. But all alone ? in no mans land ? I would be scared to go to sleep realizing what may happen to me, or my daughter. There’s still so many bad and unpredictable people on the loose that can’t and shouldn’t be trusted. Please be cautious and safe, you’re too beautiful, and yet brave to travel alone, My Best.
That's one of those, You just gotta be there. Moments. And girl, Howdy!! You sure were! Thanks Sara, that was the highlight of my day! Wild burros and horses. Just Amazing!!
It amazes me how she can walk away from all these beautiful old homesteads without investigating the water source. Must have been a nice spring for all those horses to hang around. If it was only a seep, the horses would be gone and birds would be hanging out instead.
She explores and looks when ive been around, might not make the final edit???
@@EminenceFrontX5 Ahhh good point. Hadn't thought about that.
@@EminenceFrontX5 Hi Larry!
Lucky Baldwin good comment. When I first saw the horses I wondered where they got their water
Hello Wonderhussy, maybe look into a Quad bike that your rig can pull for situations where a smaller but Tuff vehicle can get you and some camping gear in to those places. you are doing a great job, love your videos. please keep exploring !!! Big Hugs!
I have followed you for a long time, maybe made some comments from time to time. Especially when you were near San Diego. Goat Canyon Train Trestle!!! But this video is one of your best. Horses in general are magnificent animals, wild or not. To be that close to wild horses is amazing. But it does show that the small herd has had human contact. The Palomino was trying to send you a message which I will leave to your very witty imagination!! I travel to Las Vegas one week a month and try to get a hike in at Red Rock, Oak Creek. Early April 2020 I saw my first herd of Burros. I have owned horses so I really would like to see some horses. Although they are not as wild as one thinks!! Take care, be safe!!
You do beat the ‘hell’ out of those shocks !!!🤣⚡️🐎🌾
I’m so glad I stumbled upon your channel. I can now live vicariously thru you !
Marathon watching missed episodes. I’m from YOUR future.
As one who walked the entire local valley, discovering some of the same stuff you respectfully find, I think there may be hope for some few of my following generations. A future real walk suggestion...going up Cushingberry Grade from Lucerne Valley to Big Bear. There are still horse troughs up the mountain, and Lucerne Valley has the last known gun battle between indians and settlers out at the dry lakes between LV and Apple Valley. Oh, in Apple Valley, at Sunset Hills Cemetary, are the graves of the King of the Cowboys and the Queen of the West; Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Local AV residents that we all pointedly treated as No Ones Special when we saw them in stores or restaurants.
Wonderhussy said “far out”. That was groovy.
@Mid-day_ Light I'm hip to that scene.
No surprise, after all W.H. is a hippie !
I took a screen shot of each frame in the "big foot question in back ground" and pasted into elements and played it and the object never moved only she moved so if it was Big Foot he was just posing as a statue for you, not moving as it looked in your footage.
The paint mare & foal are just beautiful!!
Horse's have great instincs ,they new you meant no harm. Really enjoyed this episode , Thank You for sharing!
Stunning horses.
Oh my GAWD.....that area with the horses....like a dream home area......WOW.....
That was an awesome place at one time. If someone had the time you could take that one apart and have enough to build a little bit smaller one. Yes it is awesome to see those wild horses. Really nice area.
NOW YOUR IN MY OLD BACK YARD, LOL THE STORY ABOUT THE DUNES WAS TOLD TO ME BACK IN 1964 THAT A STAGE COACH WAS BURRIED UNDER THE SAND. LOL
Super great video WH! Beautiful landscape and horses - thanks!
Awesome just awesome!!!! Wild horses that is so cool and how close you’re able to get to them. The way you assume how some of these people lived makes your stories so much better, and it seems you’re pretty close to the truth of how it was. Thank you Hussy👍🏼
I enjoy all your videos but this is my favorite one love seeing the wild horses and the best cabin every !!
My husband and I lived in Nevada for awhile and we used to see the wild horses. That was in the 90s.
Great Video!
Cool video! As always! But about Big Dune; I camped there a year or two back. There was evidence of much camping and people bringing in pallets for firewood. I spent an hour or more just picking up nails to prevent a flat tire. Because it's so close to the highway and so easy to get to it apparently brings out the yahoos. Unfortunate. Watch for nails.
It's a real fixer upper for sure. That palomino daddy horse is giving Sarah his opinion of her at 21:34 in ! LOL
How awesome you are! I love your videos and respect the admiration you have for nature!
That horse said..”take that..RUclips!” 🤣
Love your bright and enthusiastic personality. I’m a new subscriber, an Aussie living in Central California, really enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing. The old cabin is beautiful, we have lots of abandoned places like that in Australia.
Great adventure vlog, thanks WH! Loved the sweet painted mama horse and her baby. Sooo cute.
Beautiful country and horses Sarah !! Love that area wherever it is- thanks!!!
Your a most definite bonus to the landscapes. Rock on Wonderhussy rock on
The thought occurs to me that it would be really neat if a tradition were started, where each person who visits a place like this, picks out one small part of it to clean up and fix. Wishful thinking, I know, but it would sure be a cool idea. For some reason, looking at this place makes the old Elvis song, Marie's The Name Of His Latest Flame, go through my head. I guess you would have to listen to it to understand. I am guessing that this place was inhabited into the 1980's. I will have to read the comments to see if anyone can confirm or deny this.
wow that's so beautiful wild horses .thank you wonderhussy
Love the Horsies!
Beautiful horses. Interesting homestead. You have great little adventures. Thanks for sharing. 🐎😎
Those beds look like old hospital beds from back in the 50s. That Chester drawers Look like an old hospital bedside table.
It would truly be a joy to wake up some morning and see you cooking bacon and eggs. I just love your mind and your curiosity. I could listen to you talk for hours and hours, occasionally throwing in my two cents worth.
Some stallions can be dangerous so be care full. I had one charge me once prancing five feet up in the air like he was going to stomp me in the dust.
compared to what/snake bite/scorpion demoralization/tarantula gang bang?????
yeh , i know . I took a photo of one once and he charged me - $5 LOL
@@kevindickey9061 They geld male horses for a reason. A guy in my town was stomped tp death by his tame stallion.
Usually you can’t get that close to wild horses, they must be feed by someone occasionally and use to people because I’ve never been able to get that close in my desert adventures out in northern Nevada.
Good to see you're back home, Huss! ❤️
Hey! Wow! Did you ever get close to those horses!
He went poo poo because he was calmed by your sweetie tone!
Oh! Jeez! I wish I could have been there when you were yodelling! 😀
Great video, Huss! 😀
How cool to come upon the wild horses and burros during your adventure!!
great video love the scenery and horses
Horses are awesome animals. I have been riding horses since I was 7
I love that place I go up there about four or five times a year people have really destroyed it in the last five or six years around 10 years ago used to go up there working stove the fridge worked the bathroom worked all the plumbing just take a propane bottle up with you for the refrigerator and stuff it was amazing, If you hiked up the hill 100 yards past the big Cottonwood trees there’s water and I’ll kinds of stuff is really nice well it used to be beautiful but it’s still pretty nice.
Looks like a lot of damage occurred from normal life cycle of buildings when they eventually return to the elements through normal decomposition. Wood rots and can't support the ceiling and roof. They collapse and ashes to ashes, dust to dust. From dust the tree grows and to dust it returns.
It was a great narrated sightseeing trip, like all her trips to places I will never see in person! Its sad to see the demise of someone’s dream, there are too many dreams with sad endings in the USA!
Someone should have repaired the roof to keep water out, once the roofs leak or windows are gone, water destroys the inside and supports. Shutters for the windows may have helped so they could be protected from the elements or animals (Human and Non-Human). With out maintenance nothing will last! That includes all material things as well as relationships!
What a great place for a Coronavirus apocalypse hideout cabin. I've visited Nevada a few times and enjoyed the old West history more than the gambling side of things. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
Wild horses always have the most beautiful markings!
And, compared to their domesticated others, have an appearance of a grandeur majesty !
The cabin looks like it can be rebuilt.... A great place to live.
Hello wonderhussy. Your friend Ted here. Definitely a good video. Love seeing the wild horses in the wild burros. The first Kevin you went to was humongous compared to some of the cabins you go to. I hope you will wearing boots. Got to watch out for rattlesnakes and thorns and broken glass and all that kind of fun stuff. Take care enjoy see you in the next video.
Beautiful horse's
Sara cool video. And what a view from the old homestead. Thanks.
Btw you are truly in your element ... soo happy for you😬🤩
That is some beautiful desert terrain. I love it. What you have found, is the former home of one Arnold Flimhizzer. At the insistence of his young wife, Ethyl, he moved out into the desert to avoid the police, who were after Arnold because of his inability to quit drinking and pay the fines thus incurred when he got into trouble, which was all the time. Since Arnold continued to drink and would not take no for an answer when he was drinking, they ended up with fifteen kids. It soon became apparent that there was no way the couple could afford fifteen kids out in that desert shack. Therefore, Ethyl took the kids and left Arnold. She went to the city, where she could get welfare and food stamps. Arnold stayed out in the desert, eating the occasional wild horse and brewing liquor out of cactus fruit. Eventually, he vanished, and his desert home began to fall into disrepair. No one knows for sure, but Arnold probably got too drunk one summer day and wandered out into the desert, where he became lost and eventually died in the shade of a creosote bush with a bottle in his hand.
Beautiful place with nice Horses 🐎
Nothing like having a Beautiful Wild Blonde/Fawn Colored Stallion take a Poo right in Front of you. Telling you what he "thinks" about you an the situation! Lol! :) He was a Beautiful Gorgeous Animal! That Mom an Fawn looked very "mellow" overall. They all did! :) Just relaxing in the Wild. You could have stopped the video right after the horses, an it would have been perfect. :) But the house was well worth the trip too! Great Video, as always! Keep up the great work! Stay Safe and Stay Healthy ! :)
I think that was wonderful seeing those horses thank you so much for sharing this video sis wonderhussy from last year have a great evening and be safe sincerely Susie💜💜💞💞
Majestic! Fresh! Great video!
Wild horses are fine but surely Wonderhussy is one of the best things about Nevada !
Amen
Gorgeous horses. Wow.
Sarah your humor and excitement is infectious, I,ve got references !!! classic, you would,nt need references to babysit this old 1970,s rocker muso , you are a godsend during these uncertain times, cheers mate Alan downunder
Wonderful video, neat places, horses, fresh poo, great views and some.sunshine. What else could a person want ? Thanks...
They have wild horses that you see on the beaches in NC, around the kitty hawk area. A lot of ppl camp out, fish, and play with them. It's cool
That's asseteague island with the horses. And they are direct descendants to the horses that columbus brought from Spain.
That is soooo COOL!! Wild horses!
Another well done video. Thank you 👍😊
Those looked like some good roads for a mountain bike. They weren't as rough as an enduro trail. But they would get you into that nice cabin where you can camp.