I had a Need to be on the Mountain Part 2

TRAILS CLOSE TO HOME. We all have trails close to home that we enjoy and are our favorites. I decided to make a series with that title. Show casing the trails that I consider to be some of the great ones locally here in Colorado and Wyoming. This horse back adventure is Part #2 in and area close to Blanca Peak a 14000 ft peak in southern Colorado. The trails are in high mountain terrain with aspen grooves which I enjoy riding in a lot. We had found a pile of garbage high in the mountains a week before (part 1) and a forest ranger friend and I were going to clean it up and clear some trails whirl we were up there.
I hope to bring many more adventures on Trails Close to Home as time permits. If you have any ideas or trails that you enjoy send a commit to me below or email me at [e-mail]
Please comment and share your feedback with us. We'd love to hear from you.
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[@RA-sz5tu]

thank you brother from an eastern flat lander who loves horses and mountains, I know exactly what you mean when you say "I need to be on the mountain" can definitely feel the presence of our maker up on that mountain, spent a year of my army life at Fort Carson, tried to spend every weekend in the mountains I get out every 5 years or so chasing those Merriam turkeys, that mule had quick reflexes

[@backpackingthreeamigos1399]

Me being an avid backpacker and hiker, I am always grateful for when people clear trails. It's kinda hard to pack a chainsaw on my back to do this type of clean up😊. So thanks you!

[@cowdogflicks]

you are welcome but if you would kick a few rocks off the trail for us horse people

[@RBEmerson]

Spend a day on a horse to go up into some mountains to haul trash and clear trail? Hell yeah!

[@cowdogflicks]

Glad you enjoyed

[@alberta1980]

Thanks for the great video. I always loosen the breast collar for the boys to graze when I stop for lunch. It stretches or damages the breast collar and raw’s the horse. You gents stay safe.

[@cowdogflicks]

we will you to

[@AndyTheCornbread]

I have a small brush-less battery powered chain saw like that too. They are the bees knees for camping, trail clearing, and building and clearing fence. Great video!

[@jeffd1919]

I've used an axe in designated wilderness. Not sure of the legalities of a battery saw in wilderness, but would sure be preferable to an axe.

[@AndyTheCornbread]

@@jeffd1919 I have a friend who has used them in the Bob Marshall wilderness area out here in MT. There was no issues with him using it there, so maybe it is different for different wilderness areas?

[@Nulife23]

So wonderfully filmed. It is so beautiful!

[@cowdogflicks]

thanks

[@SanJuanMountainBob]

Another dandy video. Us folks that have to use our own feet on those trails surely appreciate you guys with the saws clearing the deadfall. I’m jealous every time I watch one of your videos. 😁

[@alberta1980]

I heard great things about them electric saws, much quieter than my Stihl.

[@cowdogflicks]

they are nice

[@hope2someday691]

Just found your channel and wanted to say that you two are great examples of people taking care of what they love. Thank you for giving it back! I just subscribed.

[@cowdogflicks]

Thanks

[@jojohutten]

BTW...that red mule is pretty funny!!

[@cowdogflicks]

yes he is

[@BrettVaughnB100]

Beautiful country …

[@cowdogflicks]

come ride with us

[@BrettVaughnB100]

@@cowdogflicks I do want to one of these days .. at long as you don't let one of those big bears you got up there eat me lol

[@garymoore3446]

Great video thank you

[@cowdogflicks]

thanks

[@jojohutten]

Awesome videos!! I love to do trail maintenance. There's something therapeutic about it! Didn't know they made battery operated chain saws that big!? I need one of those!!

[@cowdogflicks]

they are great saws

[@joannford5860]

Awesome ride up througb the montains to the head waters and helping the rangers clear brush on the trails. Hope to see more of your rides. Tbis was fun and work to be on a trail rixe in Montana. But now I just sit in my ro king chair and watch movies you make.

[@cowdogflicks]

Thanks

[@wayfaringrider972]

Well done - thank you for sharing the video...

[@wildrose156]

Great job guys!

[@cowdogflicks]

Thanks

[@YasinNabi]

Awesome video, I enjoyed watching. subbed and liked !.,,

[@cowdogflicks]

Grad you enjoyed watch some of my other videos on channel

[@thomasbarlow7099]

I didn't see any of the bags of the garbage you guys collect it or what it consisted of her anyting

[@cowdogflicks]

camera battery died sorry

[@carlyfenton-wyrick1560]

At time 4:14, what kind of trees are those? Love the videos!

[@cowdogflicks]

I will check Thanks for watching

[@thomasbarlow7099]

Somehow I missed the cleaning-up of the trash pile and I don't see the bags of trash what what happened there

[@cowdogflicks]

camera battery died sorry

[@JeanettsFarm]

Your mule needs a drink of water

[@cowdogflicks]

Every stream they had to drink