I know I've given you grief for not taking the more challenging trails, but, thanks to your videos, I'm taking precautions for a brake down. Packing miscellaneous metric, nuts, bolts, hose clamps, zip ties, tools, extra steering rods and tie rods, for just in case scenarios. Lol. I know you ride quite a lot of trail systems, have you rode the southern route of the H&M trails, and if so, which do like best in your opinion. My wife and I will be riding the northern trail systems on our first trip there . Hoping it rains there heavy before we get there on the 20th of August 2022. Just to keep the dust down and for water/mud holes. So, once we buy an out of state orv license, maybe we could visit the southern trail systems if they are worthy, I know the northern are more to our liking, challenging.!
Hey Dale, Not sure which trail systems are in the southern area would have to look on a map? All of the trail systems we ran we have videos of those particular ones. Yup can’t hurt to have extra parts and tools you never know what could break. I believe the only time we had something go wrong is when my exhaust pipe came loose. That could have been an issue if we weren’t able to get it secured by taking parts off of another machine. LOL As far as dust goes doesn’t seem to be an issue there. Most of those trails are heavily wooded so the sun doesn’t dry them out so bad. Unlike in Colorado when the trails are wide-open on the side of the mountain and the dust is horrible! But the views are breathtaking! LOL If you don’t mind drop a comment after y’all trip and let us know how it went? Thanks for checking out the video!
Just got home from our first trip to Hatfield and Mccoy’s trail system. Stayed at twin hollows campgrounds. Just some of the nicest people around there. It’s sad to see how the death of the coal industry has decimated the towns. Devils Ance was definitely our favorite trail.
Shawn Doucette .. Yup I imagine those towns were way different when the coal industry was thriving. I think that’s why they are so welcoming to ATV riders. They appreciate us spending our money there. We had a blast running those trails in that area! Thanks for watching!!
I think it's time to get rid of that noisy muffler any - LOL! Put the stock one back on. 3:32 eh - lol Those cliffs at the 5:27 mark were cool! 9:32 - that sure is some beautiful country in there! That whole area is amazing! I found it interesting near the end there (starting around 20 min mark) that everyone's driveway along the road included a bridge. The bridge maintenance guy must do a good business - LOL Awesome video buddy! Thanx for taking us along on that excellent tour!
Hey! Q! What get rid of that muffler? OMG you sound just like herm! All right I’ll forgive you for that one! Hahahahaha! I know what you mean that area is amazing it’s just so interesting and cool being there in the hills with all the little towns and the roads winding through. There’s definitely not much flatland. You can tell they just build their houses right on the other side of the creek and run the driveway right out to the road. Thanks for watching buddy appreciate your comments as always!!
My brother and his wife and me went up there several years ago and stayed in Matewan at Jeff Hatfield's cabins right up the hill behind the restaurant and his ATV shop We rode Buffalo Mountain trails in early May and they weren't completely cleared yet we ran into a downed tree which I took my Commander and bashed into it several times till it moved enough so we could pass by it. Someone that evening went and cut it out of the way. But we had fun and have great memories of that trip and had a bunch of people look at my Commander because they'd never seen one that was lifted running the trails. Mine did great and we went that very same gas station that y'all were at to get gas
Hi Stacy .. Sounds like y’all had a good time and made some great memories! We sure had a blast riding that area and made some great memories also for sure! Thanks for checking out the video and appreciate the comment!
Dirt ObseXXion!.. Hey bud just got back in town. Thanks for checking out another video much appreciated! Sounds like you boys are going to have some fun!! Ride safe my friend!! Looking forward to those videos!
Hi David .. That’s cool you guys ride! Yeah we had wanted to do a trip to Hatfield and McCoy for about five or six years before we made it happen. Glad you enjoyed the video appreciate you watching and commenting!!
The view at 2:10 wow! Also, we need these sena communicators. How does your gopro pick up her voice exactly? Threw a speaker in your helmet or..? Good job! Missing the nice weather
Hey guys! You y’all would probably really like Communicators sent you ride together. We couldn’t imagine riding without them now gives it a whole new dimension. The camera I am using is this sena prism camera. it has Bluetooth capability so it is connected to the communicators. Makes it nice it picks up both of our invoices wright on the video. I assumed the weather is getting a bit cold there now? Thanks for watching and appreciate the comments as always!!
@@kcatv9556 Ah, so I suspect it wouldn't work very well with our gopros. GoPro does use some sorts of audio in so Ill look into it. Yes, summer for us is like 4 days long lol.
For the GoPro Sena makes a Bluetooth backpack it’s called it hooks to the back of the go Pro and connects to the communicators via Bluetooth. I think that’s the only way it would work using a go pro camera. Check out Frankie’ channel he done a video on how he and his group use the go Pro to record their voice. I think the video was from 2016 so you’ll probably have to look back for it.
What trail were you on, or off of when you said "ain't no way". I'd like to find that trail. I'll let you know what it was like. What machine does "Herb" ride that you couldn't catch him on the Grizzly.?! Lol. We are going down to H&M in 13 days, can't wait. ? For ya. As I asked another person who had a video, they had a flat gas can on his machine. Asked if they had to use it.? He said if you go for a 100 mile trip, there might not be access to a town to go top off. Did you run into any close low fuel tanks.? I have a 2020 Kodiak 700 eps, and my wife has a Sportsman 570 eps 4x4's. Have no idea what range of a full tank would be. We've only been on a few 50-60 mile trail runs here in Michigan. You're more knowledgeable about what the range would be than I.
Hi Dale You should be able to go around 90 to 100 miles on a full tank on your machines. Anything further than that would be risky you might want to carry extra fuel if you think you’re going to do longer runs. Most of the time you can look at the map and figure out a loop where you can keep it under 90 mile. There are a lot of small towns to get fuelJust depends on the route you take whether you will go through one or not. Herm rides a sportsman 850. I can’t remember what that trail was that we didn’t do. If you’re going to do some of those XX trails be careful hate for something to happen while you’re away out there deep in the woods. Y’all have fun on your trip ride safe.
Well, we just got home from WV, H&M northern trail systems. Had a blast, my wife and I were there 6 days, (came home the 6th day. We rode 3.5 days. Covered about 250 miles. I will apologize now, for giving you grief on not riding on some of the black trails. I seen one trail where you said, "no way" that was a double black diamond. It went up at about 80%. I was tempted, but with only my wife there for support, I decided against it. Lol. You're 100% right, the videos don't show a lot of the steepness.! We covered all of the easy, and most of the difficult, but only tried a couple black single diamond 💎 trails. Wife's Sportsman atv was having shifter problems where we couldn't get it out of high forward. So, that will have to be addressed. We averaged 70 miles/day, and returned to cabin with 1/4 tank of fuel. So, I think you're spot on of 90-100 miles per full tank distance. I'll be checking out your videos of kentucky trail systems. Maybe next year.
@@daleliske9757 Hey Dale, Very nice sounds like y’all had a good time there. Thanks for responding back and telling us about your trip! Sounds like you guys covered some good miles each day. I really like how you and your wife are both riding quads and having went to a SXS 👍👍
Dustin Odle .. Hahahahaha yup that the land is definitely a lot different than Kansas! If you notice the houses are built on what little bit of flat land there is right next to the mountains LOL Thanks for watching and commenting greatly appreciated!!
Holy shit KC. You got awfully close to the edge there at 2:30 when you parked your machine. I don't know how many times I've said this. One of these days I have to do this ride. It's just never ending trails. Pushing the boys again for next spring. Would you happen to know if this trail system shuts down in the winter time? Thanks for sharing buddy.
Hey! Frankie! Yeah buddy endless trails for sure! We didn’t even scratch the surfaces on the Buffalo Mountain trail system. Once we got over there heck half the day was over. Hopefully y’all can make the trip happen. That would really be cool to see some videos of you guys riding at Hatfield! Don’t quite me on this but I believe the trails are open year round. Thanks for checking the video Frankie appreciate the comment as always!!
Hey what are you running for GPS? Looks like a Garmin handheld and a car-style Garmin Nuvi? I'm trying to decide if an Echomap Plus 44CV would be a good unit to moutn to my quad. I already own it on my jetski, and have a terrain map on it.
Hi Brandon Yup The GPS on the left is just a Garmin car GPS doesn’t have trails map in it just the roads map. The one on the right is a Garmin eTrex 20 it doesn’t have Maps downloaded just records and makes a track of where you ride. The echomap plus 44CV might work really good for you if it has a trail map download it and it. There is an app you can get for android device called back country. I’ve heard it’s pretty good. Looking into getting it for myself but I don’t have an android device right now. Hope that helps you out thanks for watching!
Texas ATV Offroad .. We rode a little over 80 miles this day. There’s hundreds of miles of trails actually seven different trail systems in the area. Thanks for checking out the vid!
KingQuad Rider .. That was trail 99 double black diamond. Have fun on your trip there this spring, be careful on those black diamond trails. Thanks for watching!
Hi Morgan , To be honest with we’re not that familiar with the area around there. We just know of the Hatfield and McCoy trails. Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video!
Been rideing west va 35 years...not sure the video where u was going to ride buffalo mtn really it's all buff mtn all they did was make a connection an when a trail us closed the short cut is horse pin mtn....an follow trail past mingo school.an your in matwan in 18 miles little longer to Williamson I do all 5 towns in a day called the 5 town challenge 225 miles look it up on Facebook #westvaatvtrails
Rodney Parsons .. 225 miles in one day wow, that’s a bunch! I think the most we did in one day was around 90 miles. Thanks for checking out the video very much appreciate it!
If i get a chance I'll post the trail numbers we done 8 of them when the devil anse connection opened so made it much easier...than rideing out laws....theres like 4 different ways we done that ride...from matwan 7 times an once from martys I dont stay there any more... an we ride out to horse pin mtn....to gas going or on our way back so we dont back track ...its a fun ride we do ithem in march to june...
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I know I've given you grief for not taking the more challenging trails, but, thanks to your videos, I'm taking precautions for a brake down. Packing miscellaneous metric, nuts, bolts, hose clamps, zip ties, tools, extra steering rods and tie rods, for just in case scenarios. Lol. I know you ride quite a lot of trail systems, have you rode the southern route of the H&M trails, and if so, which do like best in your opinion. My wife and I will be riding the northern trail systems on our first trip there . Hoping it rains there heavy before we get there on the 20th of August 2022. Just to keep the dust down and for water/mud holes. So, once we buy an out of state orv license, maybe we could visit the southern trail systems if they are worthy, I know the northern are more to our liking, challenging.!
Hey Dale, Not sure which trail systems are in the southern area would have to look on a map? All of the trail systems we ran we have videos of those particular ones.
Yup can’t hurt to have extra parts and tools you never know what could break. I believe the only time we had something go wrong is when my exhaust pipe came loose. That could have been an issue if we weren’t able to get it secured by taking parts off of another machine. LOL
As far as dust goes doesn’t seem to be an issue there.
Most of those trails are heavily wooded so the sun doesn’t dry them out so bad. Unlike in Colorado when the trails are wide-open on the side of the mountain and the dust is horrible! But the views are breathtaking! LOL
If you don’t mind drop a comment after y’all trip and let us know how it went?
Thanks for checking out the video!
Just got home from our first trip to Hatfield and Mccoy’s trail system. Stayed at twin hollows campgrounds. Just some of the nicest people around there. It’s sad to see how the death of the coal industry has decimated the towns. Devils Ance was definitely our favorite trail.
Shawn Doucette .. Yup I imagine those towns were way different when the coal industry was thriving.
I think that’s why they are so welcoming to ATV riders. They appreciate us spending our money there. We had a blast running those trails in that area! Thanks for watching!!
Country Roads gets me everytime, I'm from Wyoming County, WV.
Awesome video & good music 🎵
Thanks a bunch for the kind words!
Appreciate you checking out the video
I think it's time to get rid of that noisy muffler any - LOL! Put the stock one back on.
3:32 eh - lol
Those cliffs at the 5:27 mark were cool!
9:32 - that sure is some beautiful country in there! That whole area is amazing!
I found it interesting near the end there (starting around 20 min mark) that everyone's driveway along the road included a bridge. The bridge maintenance guy must do a good business - LOL
Awesome video buddy! Thanx for taking us along on that excellent tour!
Hey! Q! What get rid of that muffler? OMG you sound just like herm! All right I’ll forgive you for that one! Hahahahaha!
I know what you mean that area is amazing it’s just so interesting and cool being there in the hills with all the little towns and the roads winding through. There’s definitely not much flatland. You can tell they just build their houses right on the other side of the creek and run the driveway right out to the road. Thanks for watching buddy appreciate your comments as always!!
My brother and his wife and me went up there several years ago and stayed in Matewan at Jeff Hatfield's cabins right up the hill behind the restaurant and his ATV shop We rode Buffalo Mountain trails in early May and they weren't completely cleared yet we ran into a downed tree which I took my Commander and bashed into it several times till it moved enough so we could pass by it. Someone that evening went and cut it out of the way. But we had fun and have great memories of that trip and had a bunch of people look at my Commander because they'd never seen one that was lifted running the trails. Mine did great and we went that very same gas station that y'all were at to get gas
Hi Stacy .. Sounds like y’all had a good time and made some great memories! We sure had a blast riding that area and made some great memories also for sure!
Thanks for checking out the video and appreciate the comment!
Loved it KC. Hope to make it back up there some day!
Hey! Tom! Thank you glad you enjoyed the vid!!
Thanks for watching appreciate the comment!
I think the Devil Anse trails are my favorite... Few more weeks and we're headed to Pocahontas, Pinnacle, and Indian.. So excited!
Dirt ObseXXion!.. Hey bud just got back in town. Thanks for checking out another video much appreciated!
Sounds like you boys are going to have some fun!! Ride safe my friend!! Looking forward to those videos!
@@kcatv9556 Hope you were out riding!!
Yes we were, how did you guess!? LOL
@@kcatv9556 😎 can't wait for the vid!
Love the vid. Wife an I ride grizzly also down in Florida always wanted to go to Hatfield and McCoys.
Hi David .. That’s cool you guys ride! Yeah we had wanted to do a trip to Hatfield and McCoy for about five or six years before we made it happen. Glad you enjoyed the video appreciate you watching and commenting!!
Glad to see you guys post again! Keep up the good work
San Andreas .. Thank you! Hope you enjoy the videos thanks for watching and commenting!!
I live here in Hanover WV, I recognized all those places on your video..
That’s cool, Some beautiful country there! We enjoy exploring those trails and love the history of the area. Thanks for checking out the video!
Glad to see you guys back at it!
Aaron Nealey .. Hope you enjoy the videos, having fun posting them! Thanks!!
The view at 2:10 wow! Also, we need these sena communicators. How does your gopro pick up her voice exactly? Threw a speaker in your helmet or..? Good job! Missing the nice weather
Hey guys! You y’all would probably really like Communicators sent you ride together. We couldn’t imagine riding without them now gives it a whole new dimension. The camera I am using is this sena prism camera. it has Bluetooth capability so it is connected to the communicators. Makes it nice it picks up both of our invoices wright on the video. I assumed the weather is getting a bit cold there now?
Thanks for watching and appreciate the comments as always!!
@@kcatv9556 Ah, so I suspect it wouldn't work very well with our gopros. GoPro does use some sorts of audio in so Ill look into it. Yes, summer for us is like 4 days long lol.
For the GoPro Sena makes a Bluetooth backpack it’s called it hooks to the back of the go Pro and connects to the communicators via Bluetooth.
I think that’s the only way it would work using a go pro camera.
Check out Frankie’ channel he done a video on how he and his group use the go Pro to record their voice. I think the video was from 2016 so you’ll probably have to look back for it.
Hi, Lane .. i’ll try and do a video within the next couple of months on our audio and video set up.
What trail were you on, or off of when you said "ain't no way". I'd like to find that trail. I'll let you know what it was like. What machine does "Herb" ride that you couldn't catch him on the Grizzly.?! Lol. We are going down to H&M in 13 days, can't wait. ? For ya. As I asked another person who had a video, they had a flat gas can on his machine. Asked if they had to use it.? He said if you go for a 100 mile trip, there might not be access to a town to go top off. Did you run into any close low fuel tanks.? I have a 2020 Kodiak 700 eps, and my wife has a Sportsman 570 eps 4x4's. Have no idea what range of a full tank would be. We've only been on a few 50-60 mile trail runs here in Michigan. You're more knowledgeable about what the range would be than I.
Hi Dale You should be able to go around 90 to 100 miles on a full tank on your machines. Anything further than that would be risky you might want to carry extra fuel if you think you’re going to do longer runs. Most of the time you can look at the map and figure out a loop where you can keep it under 90 mile.
There are a lot of small towns to get fuelJust depends on the route you take whether you will go through one or not.
Herm rides a sportsman 850.
I can’t remember what that trail was that we didn’t do.
If you’re going to do some of those XX trails be careful hate for something to happen while you’re away out there deep in the woods.
Y’all have fun on your trip ride safe.
Well, we just got home from WV, H&M northern trail systems. Had a blast, my wife and I were there 6 days, (came home the 6th day. We rode 3.5 days. Covered about 250 miles. I will apologize now, for giving you grief on not riding on some of the black trails. I seen one trail where you said, "no way" that was a double black diamond. It went up at about 80%. I was tempted, but with only my wife there for support, I decided against it. Lol. You're 100% right, the videos don't show a lot of the steepness.! We covered all of the easy, and most of the difficult, but only tried a couple black single diamond 💎 trails. Wife's Sportsman atv was having shifter problems where we couldn't get it out of high forward. So, that will have to be addressed. We averaged 70 miles/day, and returned to cabin with 1/4 tank of fuel. So, I think you're spot on of 90-100 miles per full tank distance. I'll be checking out your videos of kentucky trail systems. Maybe next year.
@@daleliske9757 Hey Dale, Very nice sounds like y’all had a good time there. Thanks for responding back and telling us about your trip!
Sounds like you guys covered some good miles each day. I really like how you and your wife are both riding quads and having went to a SXS 👍👍
Love the scenery. Just awesome.
Thank you for watching! Greatly appreciated!’
As always another good video. The terrain is a lot different than here in Kansas, but wouldn't be worth going there if it wasn't.
Dustin Odle .. Hahahahaha yup that the land is definitely a lot different than Kansas!
If you notice the houses are built on what little bit of flat land there is right next to the mountains LOL
Thanks for watching and commenting greatly appreciated!!
Holy shit KC. You got awfully close to the edge there at 2:30 when you parked your machine. I don't know how many times I've said this. One of these days I have to do this ride. It's just never ending trails. Pushing the boys again for next spring. Would you happen to know if this trail system shuts down in the winter time? Thanks for sharing buddy.
Hey! Frankie! Yeah buddy endless trails for sure! We didn’t even scratch the surfaces on the Buffalo Mountain trail system. Once we got over there heck half the day was over. Hopefully y’all can make the trip happen. That would really be cool to see some videos of you guys riding at Hatfield!
Don’t quite me on this but I believe the trails are open year round.
Thanks for checking the video Frankie appreciate the comment as always!!
@@kcatv9556 Thanks buddy. I will look into how their winters are down south. We tend to have more time to ride over the winter and would be nice.
The graveyard you was at looking down towards the road I live right up the road from that trail I basically live beside the trail
Ethan Noe .. That’s cool, do you ride those trails?. Thanks for watching!
Hey what are you running for GPS? Looks like a Garmin handheld and a car-style Garmin Nuvi? I'm trying to decide if an Echomap Plus 44CV would be a good unit to moutn to my quad. I already own it on my jetski, and have a terrain map on it.
Hi Brandon Yup The GPS on the left is just a Garmin car GPS doesn’t have trails map in it just the roads map. The one on the right is a Garmin eTrex 20 it doesn’t have Maps downloaded just records and makes a track of where you ride.
The echomap plus 44CV might work really good for you if it has a trail map download it and it.
There is an app you can get for android device called back country. I’ve heard it’s pretty good. Looking into getting it for myself but I don’t have an android device right now.
Hope that helps you out thanks for watching!
my group went there couple weeks ago pretty awesome
Yup that place is fun!
Thanks for checking out the video!
Great vid kc
Thank you!!
Wow her tires are toast!
jeff claus .. She said they are not as bad as they look 👀. LOL.
Thanks for watching appreciate it!!
How many miles yall rack up out there? Looks like a big trail system.
Texas ATV Offroad .. We rode a little over 80 miles this day.
There’s hundreds of miles of trails actually seven different trail systems in the area. Thanks for checking out the vid!
Good video,
Thanks, cheers.
Careful stopping on the edge of that mountain
Yeah for sure no doubt. Thanks for checking out the video.
what radio system are you guys using to communicate with each other?
Felipe DeAlmeida . We are using Sena 30K units. I’ve done a video on them, check it out if you’d like? Hope that helps thanks for watching!
What trail # was it you turned around on? I'm heading there in the spring!
I will look on my map when i get home tonight. sorry but don't remember.
KingQuad Rider .. That was trail 99 double black diamond. Have fun on your trip there this spring, be careful on those black diamond trails. Thanks for watching!
I live in ky have a atv and wrangler. Know any good spots near by you have visited.
Hi Morgan , To be honest with we’re not that familiar with the area around there. We just know of the Hatfield and McCoy trails.
Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video!
What intercom system are you using to communicate?
Hi Jim.. We are using the Sena Bluetooth motorcycle communicators. 30K units from Sena.com
You’re missing out KC! Time to use Polaris app with your phone and get rid of the map and 2 other units.
paul hess ..Yup l know, Q has been telling me that for a while.. LOL I gotta find a second phone.
Thanks for watching!!
What's mounted on your bars
I have a road and trail GPS unit mounted on the bars. Hope that answers your question, thanks for watching!
Only roads we ride r into town
They was timbering it....
Been rideing west va 35 years...not sure the video where u was going to ride buffalo mtn really it's all buff mtn all they did was make a connection an when a trail us closed the short cut is horse pin mtn....an follow trail past mingo school.an your in matwan in 18 miles little longer to Williamson I do all 5 towns in a day called the 5 town challenge 225 miles look it up on Facebook #westvaatvtrails
Rodney Parsons .. 225 miles in one day wow, that’s a bunch!
I think the most we did in one day was around 90 miles. Thanks for checking out the video very much appreciate it!
If i get a chance I'll post the trail numbers we done 8 of them when the devil anse connection opened so made it much easier...than rideing out laws....theres like 4 different ways we done that ride...from matwan 7 times an once from martys I dont stay there any more... an we ride out to horse pin mtn....to gas going or on our way back so we dont back track ...its a fun ride we do ithem in march to june...
Sounds like that would be a heck of a fun ride!!
An slow down on that road.. worst road in west va...if u ride that part again use the side trail..an stay off the coal mines active or not
Now you can blow your horn!!!🎉
Haha thanks for checking out the video Charles.
M8juan not matte waan lol
I try to run non ethanol fuel in mine
Yup same here. Thanks for checking out the video!
Mispronunciation of matewan
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