Jeep Car Camping Overland Style - Lost Bunker Found
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Jeep Car Camping Overland Style - Lost Bunker Found
Another Jeep Overland Car Camping adventure exploring the Central Oregon Desert.
This trip was all about trying to track down a lost bunker that I stumbled across something like 10 years before this trip. I also wanted to search out the area for a couple old historic homestead sites and see if I could track down a prohibition era illegal whiskey still site.
Along the way I share the adventure, the amazing off road trails I travel, some of my overlanding gear and car camping set up, and anything else interesting I come across along the way.
Hope you enjoy!
Casey
Coyote Works
For rooftop tents and overlanding gear www.gofsr.com
Alright Casey, my girlfriend and I just spent the last 3 days watching all of your videos oldest to newest, all 249. Time to start cranking some more out!!!
Morally Bankrupt my wife and I just did the same lol , fully addicted
Dean Pichette 👍🏻
"40 minutes pssh that's way too long." ... 40 minutes later "it's over already ?!" Great work man, love the videos !
Ha! Awesome my friend. I was a bit nervous about uploading a video that long. But I just couldn’t decide what to cut out of it to make it shorter. So I’m glad to hear it wasn’t torture sitting through the whole thing. Cheers!
Yeah love the videos. I find it almost therapeutic.
No Sir not too long. I can watch it in segments if needed.
I love putting that bacon jerky stuff in my biscuits and gravy mountain house. Such a good meal while out camping!
Oh man that sounds like a great idea! I”m going to try that!
Coyote Works you won’t regret it! I usually use the Jack Links AM applewood smoked bacon jerky, but I think any bacon jerky would probably be really good!
Your channel keeps getting better my friend. Some great photography in this film. The shot of the Jeep riding into the night with the sun setting in the background was epic! I enjoy learning about the Oregon history too. That bunker could be modified into a survival shelter if need be. My favorite line, "I'm going to bring my rifle because I can" Love it!
Ha! Thanks my friend. I am constantly trying to make my videos better. It’s great to hear that you are enjoying them. Cheers!
"Because I can".
Best 2A quote ever!
The only reason we need right brother?
Casey , that bunker is strongly reminiscent of an Explosives Bunker , for either Dynamite or Black Blasting Powder . The shelving inside would keep the Explosives up off the ground so that they don't wick up moisture from the soil . The rock wall in front of the entrance is a blast deflector in case of an accidental explosion . Suggest you check surrounding areas for Mining activity , but Explosives could also have been used by Farmers / Ranchers for blowing out tree stumps . --
< Doc , Miner for over 50 years > .
Looks like fine cold weather camping. Woke up to our first below zero morning of the season this past weekend. Another fine video by Coyote Works. Skol!
That what I like about your videos you bring us along and don't sugar coat it when it does work out picture prefect and don't edit out the language , Thanks for keeping real and not worrying about what other think and keep up the great work. Great video by the way thanks for sharing.
My 2 year old daughter, Serana, says hello Casey :)
Hi I have a Tacoma 2016 offroad. It has good ground clearance but 16 inch wheels. Kinda puny next to the 17s. Now I wish I had 17inch and the taco lifted several more inches. It is however OK for Michigan winters. I have found little open country here and none that compares to that high plains. The best I can do is get out to our great lake islands for a look at the milky way. The stars got to be fabulous there. I love to hear coyotes at night. PLEASE ADVISE!!
Fallout in the '20s? Still I don't think I could narrate an unscripted video as well as you. Two thumbs up!
I've done a fair share of backcountry exploring and plinking but right now I'm stuck at a desk working on a computer. Thanks for getting us out there.
Breaking New! Backpacker’s Pantry Meals stock takes a hit after Coyote Works’ review!
You know its crap when your that hungry and its a struggle to get down.
mountain house arent too much better...
What an exciting trip. “This tree was probably cut by an axe 125 yrs ago.” “Here’s some rocks.” “These meals aren’t fluffy enough.” “I ate my dinner now I’m just drinking water.” No wonder you go on these excursions by yourself. Keep the videos coming, cheers Casey!
Love all your videos, very informative. We do lots of trailer camping, but now I want to get a rooftop tent for our Jeep and start exploring more of Central Oregon. Thanks.
My guess...the Bunker is an old Range Riders Cache. They would stock them with food and gear and lock em up so no one could get into their supplies. They would have spare ammo, food, blankets, tack etc. The rock wall to help spot it from a distance on horseback, and as a wind break to keep snow from drifting into the entrance. Range Riders would ride open range land rounding up stray cattle and horses. They would sometimes stay out on the range for weeks at a time. Most of the western states still have Range Rider Associations.
That actually makes a lot of sense. I’m not familiar with those but it seems practical for them. Cheers!
You might just be right Starkraven. My guess is Basque cuza the still.
I thought it looked like a an old settler's root cellar, but your explanation sounds very likely correct. Thank you for sharing such great information!
Looks like a good time, but cold. Thanks for taking us along!
Thank you. Yes it was a cold one!
When you gonna post a new video. Just started following you a month or so ago love it. Can’t wait to see new content.
Enjoyed the video.
I laughed at people questioning the reason for you carrying firearms. Lol.
Keep doing what you're doing Casey. America needs more gun owners to promote the Second Amendment.
I think you are way over thinking the whole firearms thing my friend. We show our guns because we enjoy them. The same way a guy who likes nice audio video equipment shows his friends at a party. The same way a guy who is proud of his sports car wants people to see it. It’s no different for those of us who enjoy owning and using firearms. Why when it comes to firearms do all you people insist on attaching some deeper sinister conspiracy to it. It’s like you are just determined to think of those of us who own guns as some kind of lesser humans or something.
On another note, you will never be able to understand the culture out in the area where I live in the west. We live in a very underpopulated area with a lot of wide open country. Most of our area doesn’t have police to protect you or emergency services to come rescue you when you have a problem. Our area is an area of remote ranchers and a small handful of explorers like me traveling through. There is nothing wrong or out of the ordinary about having a gun out in the back country here. Most everyone who live here does. Then you people come here who have no understanding of our culture and try to judge us by your culture and background. And you wonder why people in my area are suspicious of outsiders. How about you practice a little compassion and understanding for a culture that is different than yours? How about you seek to understand a people who are different rather than expecting everyone to adopt your culture, customs, and standards.
I don’t judge you because you don’t enjoy guns. Why are you judging me because I do?
Ha! I know. It’s crazy to me that anyone would feel the need to question that. Thank you for the support my friend. Good to hear from another fellow American!
@John A You think that several million people, armed to the teeth, couldn't overthrow the government? I beg to differ. The military won't help, as many will not fight their own people; as a matter of fact, most of the military would likely join or sabotage from the inside. They can't use nukes, as the rest of the world would then step in and help the rebels. Historically, about 10%-20% of the population actively participates in a revolution. In the US, that's between 35,000,000 and 70,000,000 people. And we own 101 guns per 100 people on average here, so any rebellion would be armed to the teeth. If you think that 70 million armed people can't take down the government, then I suggest you read up on your history a bit.
@@frankbrown9618 Please don't hate on the U.S. because the international community can't control the social monstrosity they are. A good share of EU countries are in economical collapse or already failed now demanding financial support. They've done this themselve with their social mechanics. There becomes a time you just got to say no.
@@jbhk7977 You missed the point of my response, the US didn't cause or make other countries fail any more than junk food is causing major problems for the international community as Mr. Brown has interjected. And from my reading on this comment section your original comment was what started the backlash. You were condescending and rude to Mr. Coyote for doing what he has the right to do under our Constitution, then continued with mocking everone else for having or exposing guns in a way you don't approve of when overlanding or apparently anything else. I'm a nurse that works third shift, I drive over 100 miles in the dark for this in desolate country and I carry my G19 and my AR. There is no help unless it happens to drive by when you need help this includes law enforcement. On top of that I'm not going to be a victim of rape. When you say thing like this their going to attack. You also make mention of our debt, your right it huge and complicated. Let me pose this question, you said in one comment, one good deed doesn't justify all the bad ones? Of course not. Why do you think it was just one? Do you know how much money the US has sent to various countries, including yours to help with getting you up and running after the devastation of hitler or how much money has been sent to European countries since then to now? Or the amounts in food and supplies that the Us send in ships when there are natural disaster to help anywhere on the Earth. I guess what I'm saying we the people send freely trillions of dollars everwhere to countries in need, most of us don't complain and it's been done since before WW1. Would you know how may trillions that might be? I surely don't know? But I would think it's a staggering number and many many times more than the 22 trillion were getting close to. And no this isn't a blame are debt on the world. We give a lot and everone complains and blames why? If you're hostility towards people when you start it are a reflection of your country and the people? That's sad and I'm sorry for you.
I enjoy the pleasure you take in simple things, a good meal, a cold coconut juice...
Thanks for the video.
Thanks my friend. Cheers!
That area is so cool!!! Great video! I put 650 miles in last week off road in Utah on a 4 day trip! 1 dog down.
That’s awesome! I really have to get down there at some point and spend some time. I see videos of some peoples trips down there and the country looks amazing. Cheers!
I enjoyed your videos. I used to live at Christmas Valley so I’m somewhat familiar with the area. I’m anxious for the next adventure. I live in Kansas now but would sure like to make it back to Oregon for the next invite . Maybe in the spring? Depends on schedule but would like to. Working on getting my Jeep going again. Hopeynext week back on the road with it. Keep the videos coming. They are lots of fun.👍
Awesome trip Casey!!! You find the coolest places to explore. Thanks for taking us along👍
Thank you!
Well done Casey. Appreciate you sharing.
To fix your tailgate rattle...adjust the black guide on the door. Then wrap some electric tape around the D latch on the jam. That will remove slack and quiet that thing down. Nice video.
Thanks for the therapy. Always looking forward for the next video.
Thanks my friend!
Any time away from city is great. Loved the adventure and landscape. Looking forward to the next adventure and as always, thanks for taking us along.
6 deg F = minus 14 deg Celcius. Water freezes at 0 deg Celcius - no wonder you were cold, you were camping in a domestic freezer!! I still envy you and your location, thanks for sharing.
Nice one
Awesome, would be cool to tag along on some of your treasure hunts for long lost old history, thanks for taking us along...
Wow sure is beautiful there, this is how I like to live. I subscribed to your channel I'll be watching for more this is awesome thanks for sharing
Thank you my friend. Really appreciate you subscribing. Hope you enjoy some more of my videos!
Great video. Oregon reminds me of the west coast West Virginia.
4x4s, guns and wide open spaces.
I enjoyed your tailgate camping Jeeping adventure . I have a 1942 military trailer I use tailgateing. Extra gas water and whatever is nice to have .
Very nice video, thanks for bringing us along with you!!!
One of the most frustrating periods of my life was when I was hired to find 5 bunkers that were supposed to have been built on a defunct isolationist church's 170 acre property; ... found one but couldn't find any clue to any of the others (and last I heard no more have been found several years later). Good video (and decent memories to be honest, lol).
That is really interesting my friend. I bet that was an interesting experience looking for them. Thanks for the comments. Cheers!
I liked the color of your old jeep, Casey, how it blended well into the environment, but your new color blends it pretty good, too. My Rubi is white. Can see it a mile away.
Man I really liked the color of my old Jeep too. The new one is growing on me slowly but to be honest I really miss that other Jeep. But you are right, The grey actually doesn’t stand out too badly out there. It blends a little better than I thought it would.
Damn, wanted to see that old Whiskey Still. Maybe next time...
Dad used to elk hunt in Wyoming back in the 70s. He bought a few Eddie Bauer rectangular sleeping bags with 6 or 6.5 pounds of natural goose down. With air mattress good to a negative 30 degrees. You'd have sleeped like a baby Casey. Still have them too.
Damn Casey, you got some great areas to travel and explore. Wish there was a place close by here to check out but too many people. Really love the videos and envy you. Keep them coming.😀
Thank you my friend!
Thank you Casey for another great video. I missed out on your meet up trip. Hope to make the next one. Take care!
you definitely find some very cool sites and cool camping very beautiful country out there thank you
Casey, this video was Awesome !!!
You are right on calling it a bunker, research the Oregon Maneuver. A quite large but short lived training area, between Burns and Bend used by the US Army in preparation for invading Europe. I have some information on it if you're interested.
That's freaking awesome!
Yes on the Chinese food, again thanks for sharing I'll be watching for more
Ha! It was pretty darn good!
Cow pie burning can also keep the bugs away. Great that you found that bunker.
Yes you are right! It’s a great way to keep the bugs at bay in the spring. Cheers!
I would think that it looks a lot like an old Powder bunker With the front wall etc to protect from accidental explosion. So I would be looking for mining or other activities where they might need to store Dynamite or Other explosives. With the water drainage and the engineering that is used it just meets the need for all that extra work.
You need to start making you a few bunkers in different, secluded and where water is available. And dont forget to video it!
February 2020 lol. Yes I go back and rewatch videos from the past few years lol. You never know what you might have missed the first couple times you watch a video lol
This one I noticed something interesting that I didn’t see before. As he’s finishing his driving for the day and pulling into camp after dark (as usual lol) I noticed 4 or 5 sets of eyes shining just on the edge of where his headlights are shining. Not sure what they belong to considering the time of year and how cold it was. Watching the prior videos is kind of like reading a good book more than once, even though you know the story you still enjoy it and you pick up on small things that you didn’t notice the last time you read/watched it.
Cheers mate and happy trails
Thank you my friend. I’ll have to go back and check that video out to see what that was. It’s interesting that sometimes I also notice things in the video when I’m editing that I didn’t see when I was out there filming. Cheers!
Like always, i enjoyed the video. Awesome new find looking forward to the next one.
I would love to have the country around me to go on trips like that the western states are so awesome with history like that I watch all of your video's just so I can see what's out their thank you for sharing and god bless you
Thank you. That honestly is the coolest thing I ever hear that people like you are really enjoying my videos. I really appreciate you taking the time to share that with me. That’s my inspiration for keeping going with the channel my friend. Cheers. Thank you!
You know how to make a great vlog..and very well done ,you took a total loss when your jeep burns ,you did a great job on fire control and survival gear.. your are a classy fella bud..keep up the great work and thank you, Sean.
Are you okay? It has been a while since you last posted. Just checking in. Merry Christmas!
I’m okay my friend. I’ve had a bit of “life” happen this past month. I’m getting through it and have my first trip in over 5 weeks planned for this weekend. I should have some videos up next week. Cheers!
Looks like a great time, I love to share in your adventures, I have not been able to get out camping in over a year and a half. Thanks for making the videos, and I am very glad to see you exercising your 2A rights, casual inclusion of firearms in videos is a good thing. It seems like people are scared to show guns in videos unless it's a shooting video. Guns are required gear for adventures in the wild just like any other piece of kit, OUTSTANDING SIR! Carry on!!
Great job and my new tri layer heats up fast with heater but doesn't hold heat . Which surprises me
I find that it does hold heat better than a single wall tent for sure. But when it gets down below freezing any tent is just going to be cold. But the thing I notice about my tri layer is that it does stay a bit warmer in there with just my body heat and the pilot light on my heater. It is an improvement. But at the end of the day it is still just a tent. Keep me posted on how yours works for you. So far I”m happy with mine.
Thanks for sharing Casey! Enjoyed the trip.
Awesome trip. Again.
Best overlanding videos on RUclips!
Casey, I couldn’t stop watching. Awesome video and looks like you has a great adventure.
Thanks my friend. Always a great adventure out there!
👍 first ? Not a big deal, love your vids. 4/4 , and guns, ultimate fun ! I am 70 years old and still love doing it ! Great discovery ! By the way, I had a 1944 , Ford Jeep ! 🤗 you speak my language.
I have a 1944 GPW too.
I want to go next time you’re going out!
I like your solo trips the best. I don’t know why. Maybe it’s because of the solitude. Exploring, Camp set up, fire making, cooking, coffee. When you have these elements all together in one video way out there in the wilderness. It’s just awesome to watch. Loved it. 👍👍👍.
Thank you. You know it’s funny you say that because this trip was the first solo trip for me again since before the big group trip. I’d been on three other trips since them but had other guys along with me for each of those next three trips. And don’t get me wrong I really enjoyed the time with those guys. But being back out there solo just reminded me that there is something I just really enjoy about being solo out there. I think at the end of the day the solo trips end up being the most personal and satisfying to me. And honesty I really enjoy the dynamic of being solo and doing my best to video the adventure. I think those solo trips also end up producing some of my best videos.
I agree. I like all your videos. But the solo videos are by far the best most exciting to watch. 👍👍👍
For single burner stoves that run on blended fuel I went to Snow Peak and later on I picked up a Soto.. Impressive performance from the Soto..
Dry & desolate no real natural resources, can't think why they pick the places they did to homestead but it is amazing how many you find. The 2 x 4's in the "bunker" look like modern milling. A late 60's early 70's hippies camp?? Fascinating, fascinating vid, like you said if those old trees could talk. Thanks, again another great video.
Thank you. Yeah it’s a bit of a mystery to me. But you could be right. Just seems a lot older than that. And they did mill lumber in similar dimensions back around the early 1900s. I’ve seen some of it on other old homesteads. Cheers!
@@CoyoteWorks01 Milling standards have been around since before world war 1 but that 2x4 I would put money made its way out there post 1950ish.I remodle homes and have seen a fair amount of WW1 and WW2 era framing.Its planed on all four sides after kiln drying with rounded corners.I suspect that the bunker is older than the 2x4 though.I think the bunker had a second life and the door way was redone.I think the metal was used to compnsate for the old log door jam. I love this stuff bud thanks alot! I got addicted in the third grade when I found the old foundation for the first log school in my town.Had to find everything I could about it.Ended up meeting the first school teacher there who was very old too a third grader.
I love seeing so much of the Oregon backcountry through your eyes. 🤗👍 Thank you for all the detail information you deliver in every video because I learn so much and I really appreciate it. 😁👍 Happy and safe travels 👍😉💓😄🚐
Thanks Irene. Glad you are still enjoying the videos! I have a great time making them ;-)
Coyote Works You are welcome!!! 😉👍 I hope you share sometime how you learned so much about the areas you explore. 😁👍 I have such a fascination about the Oregon Trail Emigrants and those early Oregon settlers and how they lived. 😎 We live in such an amazing state. 😉👍🤗💓😄
Great trip Casey. Cold nights make great star gazing.
Thanks for the videos really enjoy them.
Really enjoy your videos. Thanks for posting!
Great video. I did some day hiking here in the high desert of southern Utah yesterday, took my AR. Not feeling too good today. Sipping a hot toddy and enjoying your video.
Ha! That sounds like a pretty good day to me... Sipping a hot beverage and watching RUclips! Enjoy it!
Every auto transmission vehicle I've had I've added a "big" auto trans cooler in front of the radiator, never had a problem.
Prolonged heat is what kills a auto transmission.
I even got 196,000 miles out of a Chevy suburban transmission with out an issue doing this.
We all know how many friends have had lost a Chevy tranny with low miles.
I’m looking in to some options for upgrading the transmission fluid cooling system. It does run pretty hot when I’m at low speeds working it hard in 4 wheel drive.
Coyote Works,
Go synthetic personally I've run Amsoil for over 24 years now and love it.
In my trucks I put it in the engine auto trans, diff's & tranfer case too.
Good luck
They might have been making moonshine in that bunker. You said it looked like it was built in the 1920s. That table inside could have had a still set up on it.
I always look forward to watching your awesome videos ☺️👍🏻
Thank you. Glad you enjoy them!
Another great adventure really like the longer videos i need to get over that way we just don't have the open places like you do in douglas county too much logging to deal with i really love that old history .
Casey, great vids...I’m at the dunes this week (Winchester Bay) and binge-watched all your videos!! In between riding, of course. Looking forward to your entertaining and very informative videos.
Hey hope things are good. Miss seeing you out on the trail. I have already watched all the others. You do a great job. Learned a lot.
Always love your videos. Thanks to you I have picked up some Hill People Gear packs.
Oh man you got to see some pretty country and finding that bunker was cool....when you stop and think of what might have gone on back then is amazing.....keep looking for that whiskey still.....I would enjoy that for sure....ya that juniper patch would have been a great place to camp as well, but hey no big deal......stay safe and take care my friend...... :)
Thank you. I am making it a mission to find that whiskey still site for sure. It may take me a few more trips to track it down but mark my words I WILL find it! Lol. Cheers!
Another thing besides your gauges is to lock out the overdrive when off road and in four wheel high or four wheel low much easier on your transmission!!! Nice video as usual!
Thanks for the tip my friend. I rarely ever remember to do that. I also have the ability to switch my transmission into manual shift mode and that could cut down on the constant automatic shifting as well.
@@CoyoteWorks01Yes I forget too my 2011 had over heating issues until I put a transmission cooler on it now I just need to remember to Lock out the OD and I can also keep the transmission in the lower gears. Safe travels.
Enjoyed the video very much! Someday I hope to be exploring out in the deserts. But it has to wait for my other commitment to end. Meanwhile, I'll be watching your videos!
Thanks my friend. I’ll be wishing you luck on getting to a place where you can get out and do some exploring! Cheers!
Grandson & I can’t wait for the next coyote works we love how you look for old sites but language might be getting a little hard for a 6 year old thanks for what you do our youth needs people like yourself 🇺🇸
Alright Casey, I didn't read the rest of the comments, so I don't know if anyone else said this.
Firstly, put out your campfires, properly, with some water. Mix it in thoroughly, with the ash and mud , then you can leave. Embers can burn under the surface for months. Even Smokey the Bear will agree with that.
Second, the next time you search for the Still site, look for the best location that it would've been hidden. The main thing a Still needs isn't wood, it's fresh running water, the colder the better. Wood can be carried in, but water needs to be right there. And it needs to be hidden from everything, so it wouldn't be a top of the hill, more likely at the middle...
BTW, I should've mentioned first, I really like watching your videos, I've been prepping my SUV for camping better than ever.
Pretty good chance in your chest pack you have compass and handheld GPS unit as you go equipped.. Now that you have a waypoint of the bunker , next year it will be much easier to locate..
Where I explore and I find stumps that have been fell with an axe , I start looking as something was built it may be standing or may not.. I have found cabins that way.. Well filmed good job..
We just started watching your videos. We like to do the same thing, explore the area and learn about who and what was here before us. We live in Southern California but have family in WA so we have traveled through your area a couple times but would love to see more of that area. If you ever get down south, there are some great areas in the desert to explore early settler and prehistoric sites.
Happy trails!
I would love to see some more of that country down there! If you are interested in connecting feel free to shoot me an email. My email address is in my channel description.
Good video
Nice video. Sleeping bags are usually rated at a temperature that you will be safe in it at...that is usually about 15-20 degrees colder than what you will be comfortable at. Just a thought when you are looking for your next sleeping system.
Great video Casey! The bunker was cool, but I’m really intrigued by the small foundations you found near the end of the video. I too, enjoy the colder weather. Look forward to see how you adjustcto the lower temps coming up. Thanks for the great content!
Yeah I agree 100%. I’m gong to go back to that place and check those out in more detail. I think that is going to be a really interesting site to explore more. Cheers!
Hope you don’t mind.... but I just tagged you in the “Show us your steak challenge” .... go outside, cook a steak and promote men’s mental health awareness!
I see the red tank on your tire, must be your gas can. There is so much more open land out in your part of the country, here in the east there is very little open public land like that. But yes a pistol and my AR goes with me also even if I am just going out on the gas well roads in eastern Ky.
In my area of Australia, they used to dig fire shelters, called them dugouts, but judging by all the timber and small size in guessing that isn't what you found. Other option, perhaps they made that as an underground hut for hot weather?
Several comments deal with, or question, the brief appearance of small lights (some even said they were eyes) in the distance which appear at a several times in the video. What you are seeing is the reflection of the headlights off of reflective tape which was been placed on a barb wire fence. This would indicate a sage grouse lek is or was in the immediate area.
Interesting. Something I didn’t realize. There are getting to be a lot of sage grouse out in that country. For years I didn’t ever see a single one out there. Now I see them on most every trip.
Cool vid... I miss OR. Liked the color of the other JEEP better but the new one is cool.
Ha. Thanks my friend. Yeah I liked the color of my old Jeep better too. Man I still miss that Jeep!
I feel the same way about the backpackers pantry’s vs mnt house. Had my first backpackers elk hunting south of Mosier this year and really was unimpressed compared to the mnt house
I agree 100% my friend. Hope you were successful on your hun!
Great Videos, I used to explore eastern Oregon on my duel sport motorcycle until I had to move to help with home care for my Dad. Beautiful area but I always had a fire arm (you never know what two legged animal you will run into out there). Thanks for sharing your videos and hope you keep them coming.
Just love it when you are in Condition 1 when you hike. God Bless!
I agree, re hydration is difficult, what worked for me is to let it stand between 30 and 40 minutes, then its much better but not as warm, anyway 10 to 15 minutes and its still too hot for my taste. Good stuff my friend! keep'em coming! ;)
That’s actually good info. I’m used to the Mountain House meals that only need about 10 minutes to rehydrate. But it sounds like I should give the Backpackers Pantry meals another try but just give them a good 20-30 minutes to rehydrate. Thanks for the tip! The flavor of them has been really good.
Thanx, I really enjoy your adventures!!!
Thanks my friend!
You do some great trips. Looks like a lot of fun.
Cool videos I think he has an overactive imagination, but nothing wrong with that! Lol different strokes for different folks! 😉🤙
Freaking awesome man!
Great trip.
Great video, as always - thanks! Mountain House should make you a spokesperson!
Ha! It’s true. I’ve certainly eaten enough of their meals!
Good stuff, as always.
I agree on the drone comment. You would be very well served by a drone. You would be able to survey your surroundings and likely see things you couldn’t see on Google Earth.
So danged interesting! I really appreciate your video content.
Thank you!