ATV & ARGO Overland Camping Trip - EP. 2

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2022
  • On the second episode of Overland Camping, we go back to Quebec, Canada's Crown Land and test the waters on some new trails that we haven't experienced before! This beautiful trail system encompasses elements such as rocky, muddy and rough terrain, with some incredible views and lake systems. We try and get to a new campsite, but unfortunately run into a problem with private land ownership, so could not continue to the site we anticipated camping on.
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Комментарии • 14

  • @sartainja
    @sartainja 8 месяцев назад

    You fellas are a superb commercial for the Argo. Beautiful country. 👍
    Really appreciate that trailer you have for your Argo. Perfect combination.

    • @ruggedtrail6837
      @ruggedtrail6837  7 месяцев назад

      Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for your kind words! Cheers 👍

  • @silverback802
    @silverback802 Год назад

    Great video. I really enjoyed it. Thank you

  • @rmax4haliburton
    @rmax4haliburton Год назад

    Great job guys.

  • @atvcampingadventures1728
    @atvcampingadventures1728 Год назад

    Nice vid mate and that cook set is a ripper 👍🍻

    • @ruggedtrail6837
      @ruggedtrail6837  Год назад +1

      Thanks man! For the cost of it, not much can beat it!

  • @MetalHead84-Outdoors
    @MetalHead84-Outdoors Год назад

    Also did you spoke to someone about the private land ? Or it was just sign on the side of the road ? Lot of hunter in quebec think that because they have a camp, that the land and all the road around the camp are they property but it's not the case. They rent a place for their camp, and the only thing they own, it's 100 square meter around the camp, so if you want to place your tent 105 meter from their camp, you can. Also, they cannot block any road or trail, cause they don't own it. So unless there's a fence around an area, or that you spoke with the owner of the place, there's not a lot of chance that it's really a private property

    • @ruggedtrail6837
      @ruggedtrail6837  Год назад

      The one particular spot that was mentioned in this video was gated and locked. We ended up trying a different trail and ended up behind the gate on private property by mistake as the alternate route we took led us there without additional signage. When we started noticing trailers and construction equipment, we knew we we had crossed onto private land (leased crown land), and turned back around and went back on the public trail. It can certainly be frustrating riding a trail many km's into the bush only to find the rest of the trail gated... In this area there's many trails to utilize so we made the best of it either way!

  • @MetalHead84-Outdoors
    @MetalHead84-Outdoors Год назад

    Nice video, in which region of quebec is this ?

    • @ruggedtrail6837
      @ruggedtrail6837  Год назад

      Thanks! This is near the Denholm region about 45 minutes past Ottawa

  • @hondaman6918
    @hondaman6918 Год назад

    I had an 6 wheel Argo back in the day…. Never again. No suspension, slow, and if the conk out. You’re not pushing it anywhere. Got an atv, never looked back

    • @ruggedtrail6837
      @ruggedtrail6837  Год назад +1

      Yeah, Neil loves his Argo so far but it's also still quite new. We've come to learn that they're almost useless in the winter unless you have tracks for them which is a major downside compared to what an ATV can offer in the winter months. Me personally, I agree; I'd take a quad all day long. Neil on the other had you might have a harder time convincing, lol! Cheers!