the female human cohabitant that is in your videos, is impossibly beautiful, and needs more screen time! Her input is also very valuable! A female take on this is awesome, and she nails it!
This is a pretty cool video. Prepping where and how to get there is something I need to spend more time on for sure. I spend more time prepping and doing upkeep on my TJ than planning. Time to make some changes. Thanks
Again... this video was GREAT!... awesomely spot-on with the checklist.. I need to rear delete, and this is helping me break that ice, thank you. But first, I need to dive in and figure what I DON'T need. Thank you🤙🏼
Hey Michael. I was wonder if it's possible some day to do a video on how to use all the features found in today's 4x4 vehicles I have see so many people with the later 4x4 stuck in the sand, mud etc. most of the peoples think because they have a good truck or 4x4 are invincible but they don't know how to approach to different off road situations. It will be nice to make one.
I’ve to a 97 FZJ80 (LX450). Could you please tell me more about the “ignitor” you mentioned at 16:14? You mentioned it’s a solid state part that can affect the timing of the firing order.
Europe; Very difficult. Every country has its own rules and laws about going of tarmac. 1. Germany, just two bundeslander allow more of the tarmac driving as most states. Ask locals of me. 2. France, is more open to of tarmac travelling. However, not all information given by wikiloc or such is totally correct. Ask Local OB members. 3. Switzerland not very sure, but I think a nog go. However, it is a very beautiful country 4. Austria. I really dont know. 5. Luxembourg, is a no go. Beautiful, but no of tarmac travel 6. Belgium, no of tarmac travel. Ardennes are very nice. 7. The Netherlands. Ask me in person. Lots of possibilities but we have to be very very careful. More and more is closed the last years.
Switzerland would actually have lots of great trails (service roads for ski-resorts, forests, hydro-plants etc.) but unfortunately most of them are closed to the public and only explorable with special forestry or communal permits. I think the situation in Austria and southern Germany is pretty much the same, they are there and would be fantastic but just legaly inaccessible.
BIG THING ON BLM land on national forest service maps, the BLM will section off areas on the outside borders and mark the full interior as BLM for the online accessible data as they do not have the full picture on the national registry, HOWEVER there is still a lot of Private land islands peppered throughout that area and you have to go to the local field offices to get the actual map data for the private lad island locations you are not allowed to cross into. I know from having to enforce this that lot of hunters get pegged for poaching on private land and trespassing charges because they rely on the national registry maps alone which had private land flagged as Public access by the BLM without checking in at the regional field office before going out to a location.
the female human cohabitant that is in your videos, is impossibly beautiful, and needs more screen time!
Her input is also very valuable! A female take on this is awesome, and she nails it!
I couldn’t agree more!
Something to do during this time is to test out some gear with your kids in the house. They will get a kick out of it, new tent or whatever.
Thank you both for everything you do for our country.
It's our honor and pleasure.
Thanks! I'm going to to checkout your GPS tutorial video, thanks!
I am charmed. Thanks for letting me join your family. John 23404.
I love the way you play off each other in these videos, it’s fun to watch your reactions. Great info, thanks!
Another great video guys. Keep'em coming please.
Thanks a bunch for the Resource & Pre Adventure Checklists!
Liked. Subscribed. Joined the forum (that was a couple months ago!)
Welcome to the crew! Get the app for on the go!
LOL. Already did.
Thanks! Great ideas for this time. Stay healthy!
Awesome presentation, professional advices.
Earth to Mikey, Earth to Mikey and Corrie. I liked it I liked it, over. Another awesome video!!!
Cheers, Mate.
Another great video! Keep up the awesome work!
Essential to my day, 05h30 over here. Great tips. Thanks!
Tks M& C...Great Lists...Yes Planning now.
Yes just right on time, im going for an adventure next week thanks guys!!!!
Great video guys, like the planner, I probably won’t use but my wife will lol !
Hi guys enjoying these vids from New Zealand 👍🇳🇿😎
Thanks for the videos - I look forward to these each day while we cannot get out in our 4 x 4. Thanks to help me learn more before the next journey!
That's a tactical perimeter alarm with lap warmer option (the pup)....hahahaha
simplemanduke 😂😂
You guys are great
You give me hope
Thank you 😊
I remember your quick trip to Moab video. I was cold for you.
Very helpful! Loving the content and frequency lately!
You guys are an awesome couple! You both talk slow-fast too! haha
This is a pretty cool video. Prepping where and how to get there is something I need to spend more time on for sure. I spend more time prepping and doing upkeep on my TJ than planning. Time to make some changes. Thanks
Love the checklist Looking forward to your app coming out Stay safe you guys
You two crack me up! Great duo!
This is perfect, I was looking for this information thank you for sharing and taking the time.
Again... this video was GREAT!... awesomely spot-on with the checklist.. I need to rear delete, and this is helping me break that ice, thank you. But first, I need to dive in and figure what I DON'T need. Thank you🤙🏼
Great job! Really enjoyed the video and will help for the next trip. Hope to see you on the trail.
Hahaha great info! Also, the green screen is to much fun!
Keep the green screen segments going! They're a fun addition.
Thanks for everything guys!
regards from mexico
Thanks Michael and Corrie - great job as always, and very helpful. Just FYI, your link to the sunglasses doesn't work. Cheers!
John Snow!
Jarad DeRosa He’s the real MVP tbh.
I know me myself I happen to be going through my gear and organizing everything for quick grab and go
you should have your do a video on how he travel sand gets ready for trips
Sweet, appreciate all your hard work. 11964
Hey Michael. I was wonder if it's possible some day to do a video on how to use all the features found in today's 4x4 vehicles I have see so many people with the later 4x4 stuck in the sand, mud etc. most of the peoples think because they have a good truck or 4x4 are invincible but they don't know how to approach to different off road situations. It will be nice to make one.
Nice distraction - and good reminders. About that spell checking: 13:54, would that be “Spare Fuses...”? :) Stay well.
Is there a new link for the planner? I'd like to download it!
Have you guys heard of Harbor Freight’s new Pelican knockoff Apache brand? Hearing good things about them.
I’ve to a 97 FZJ80 (LX450). Could you please tell me more about the “ignitor” you mentioned at 16:14? You mentioned it’s a solid state part that can affect the timing of the firing order.
Europe; Very difficult. Every country has its own rules and laws about going of tarmac.
1. Germany, just two bundeslander allow more of the tarmac driving as most states. Ask locals of me.
2. France, is more open to of tarmac travelling. However, not all information given by wikiloc or such is totally correct. Ask Local OB members.
3. Switzerland not very sure, but I think a nog go. However, it is a very beautiful country
4. Austria. I really dont know.
5. Luxembourg, is a no go. Beautiful, but no of tarmac travel
6. Belgium, no of tarmac travel. Ardennes are very nice.
7. The Netherlands. Ask me in person. Lots of possibilities but we have to be very very careful. More and more is closed the last years.
Switzerland would actually have lots of great trails (service roads for ski-resorts, forests, hydro-plants etc.) but unfortunately most of them are closed to the public and only explorable with special forestry or communal permits.
I think the situation in Austria and southern Germany is pretty much the same, they are there and would be fantastic but just legaly inaccessible.
Palm Harbor Fl
You guys are funny
17:47 lol
A close 3rd
Third. / OB 6721
Do you guys get stressed or angry at each other on long trips or when in sticky situations? If so, how do you handle that?
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BIG THING ON BLM land on national forest service maps, the BLM will section off areas on the outside borders and mark the full interior as BLM for the online accessible data as they do not have the full picture on the national registry, HOWEVER there is still a lot of Private land islands peppered throughout that area and you have to go to the local field offices to get the actual map data for the private lad island locations you are not allowed to cross into. I know from having to enforce this that lot of hunters get pegged for poaching on private land and trespassing charges because they rely on the national registry maps alone which had private land flagged as Public access by the BLM without checking in at the regional field office before going out to a location.
Is “electronical” a word 😉
Haha
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am i the only one that thinks the forums is extremely slow?