Abandoned Fire Lookouts and Open Range | Pleasent Valley Overland Pt.2
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- I’ve covered this mountain range twice now I’m precious videos but this weekend we hit the whole range. I’ve done an episode on the Pleasent valley wars history as well as hiked the devils chasm but have yet to really explore the entirety of this mountain. The Sierra anchas are a hidden treasure with so much to offer. From great offroad trails to endless views. It’s an overlands premier getaway. I’m accompanied by another full size overland rig as well as a Tacoma. Rock crawling the basin to climbing the range this place has a lot to offer.
Thats a great area. spent a lot o time there fighting wild fires...
Amazing video Good Job!
Thank you!
Dude, with all the research you have done on the Pleasant Valley war, you think you would now that when you came across Rock House road, you were paralleling the Fort Apache rez, not the San Carlos. You were on the wrong side of the Salt for it to be the San Carlos. Also, it is not pronounced Sierra "On-ka", it is pronounced "On-cha".
Thanks!
Hi Cody! Wanted to know if you could send me directions and how to fallow the same route.
Are you on Instagram?
Currently driving behind you off of Sabino canyon and just subbed
Thanks! What’re you in?!
@@Whitedogoverland we were in the white ford 150 my wife and I
Yo, that is alot of cilantro.
Dude I know about half a bushel lol
I'm a senior from the midwest that is planning for a trip to your great state to see some of that beautiful country. I've followed along with a map on some of your trips. But I failed to pinpoint exactly the location you were in on this trip. Care to divulge that? Great job! Look forward to more.
If I remember correctly, the Pleasant Valley War was around Young Az.
@preacherman85379 you’re correct, it stretched from Phoenix to globe and all the way up to the Mogollon rim. Tom Graham was murdered in Mesa and the tooksberry cabin was located near black canyon.
Thank you! I don’t like to publicly put coordinates out on here, do you have an Instagram?
@@Whitedogoverland I do not have Instagram. I got the general location in mind so no need for coordinates. Thanks
Really enjoying the videos. Something caught my ear as a fellow tundra owner. My suspension creaks and squeaks just like yours does. Do you have any idea what causes that?
Do you have factory suspension? My noises come from the valving in the shocks and creaking comes from my uniball upper control arms.
I had a Pro Comp suspension kit put on and it included uniball control arms. I’ve noticed the sound for a year or two now on my truck. I’ve taken it to a mechanic in town (I live in Payson) and they couldn’t find the cause so I assume it’s nothing serious just super annoying.
Another great job of filming son. That is really awesome country. Even the ford made out alive. 🤣
That ford rocked it!
Beautiful area. Keep em coming.
Great video!
That poor little dog was hungry 😅
I really do look forward to your new videos. I love the history and the style you share. Keep up the great work. Peace! ☮️
That dog is always hungry haha. Thanks for watching as always!
Coming from someone who’s completely new to camping/ overlanding, what do all those patches on your truck ceiling mean? Where do you get them from?
I’ve been collecting them for the last ten years. Not sure why it’s an overland trend but seems like everyone’s got a patch collection now
@@Whitedogoverland where do you get them from?