wagu beef burgers....man that's some super fly first class stuff right there. I tried looking for Annie's mayo in the local Mom's Organic Market but nada. I did get some of their yellow mustard for a try. I am soooo looking forward to moving back west and getting into some adventures like this. Cheers Casey
Its almost 30 minutes after midnight here in the UK - now I can't go to sleep....excellent! EDIT: And NOW I'm hungry... That was a brilliant vlog. Loved it.
Casey I know you probably have a full time job, but I really wish you could afford to RUclips full-time!!! I subscribe to so many channels, but you are by far my favorite. In my opinion you have the best channel on RUclips!!! I look forward to every video you post. Keep up the great work and I can't wait to see the next adventure!!! Stay safe my friend!!!
Thank you. I really appreciate hearing that. I do have a full time job. And unfortunately RUclips doesn’t pay even close to enough to survive off of for a small channel like mine. But I love doing it and it keeps me motivated knowing there are people like you that enjoy it so much. I wish I could put more content out for you guys! Cheers.
Casey; Your videos just get better and better. I have never seen country like that. In New England were I live, trees cover up everything. Thanks for taking me along. Orlando
Idk how you don’t have more subscribers. Your channel is awesome, video quality is impressive, and the content is always extremely entertaining and inspirational to me. Please keep up the great work, I always enjoy seeing where the road, or lack there of takes you.
Wow Casey, talking about a video packed with adventures this is one of your top videos. 🤗 Amazing exploration of the Mill...💖😁👍The scorpions were so cool but of course need to be respected out there and watched out for....🦂 Your water wash container is so clever...wow.. love it.😉 Great food and camp as always, spinach on a burger is the best.🤗 Wow oh wow to end it with wild horses is one fantastic way to end to that adventure. 🥰 Thanks for taking us along. Happy & safe travels 🤗👏😄👍
What a glorious trip! When I thought it could not get better... the mustangs. Those notorious mustangs are breathtaking! You out did yourself this time! Thank you for taking me along. God Bless!
I just ate dinner, but now I'm drooling over what you just cooked up for breakfast. Wish I was out there too! Love your videos! The historical info is a bonus to the beautiful vistas. Maybe you'll do some adventuring down here in the Klamath basin one day?
Thank you. I’ve actually got it on my list to venture down that way. Send me a message on Instagram or email me at jointlockbjj@gmail.com if you have any tips on some cool lesser know historic sites I could go see. Cheers!
Coyote Works: Really hated leaving that camp sight as it was really nice and relaxing. Scorpions: Until then, Scorpion Works out.... Another great video. Jeep looks great with the new lift. Aiming for the same with mine.
The wild horses are some of the things I miss about that country and being out off the beaten path. Thanks for the content you produce, it's a great way for me to get back home without buying a plane ticket.
Im not a breakfast kinda guy but what you fixed up looked pretty good and something I'd probably go for! Maybe sometime whenever we run into each other in town...I'd like to maybe hear your thoughts on some of these old trails and mining camps. Looking at getting into this type of stuff...but at the same time don't want to just jump in and disturb the trails, like you I would like to leave just as I found it. Also as soon as the gravel maintained roads come to an end...its a challenge to get Denise on board to continue the adventure, even though there is clearly a trail or road still ahead. I will be working on that with her..lol. Our next adventure is heading out by Walton Lake. There's some things I'd love to check out out that way. Anyways great episode as always! 🤙👊🌲
We should just meet up for lunch one of these days. And maybe get in a day or two of exploring where I can take you two to some spots that are off the beaten path but still relatively close to well travelled roads. Oh... and I”m looking forward to seeing how that van comes together!
Awesome. I really liked the extra camp time. I just realized It’s more enjoyable to watch when you are not as rushed to get somewhere. It puts us more at ease and relaxed as a viewer. 👍👍👍.
That’s an interesting perspective. I hadn’t ever really considered that but it makes sense. I know in a lot of respects I’m definitely more relaxed and laid back when I have a bit more time around camp. I like to be on the move and going but I definitely relax more when I take the time too.
the only comment that comes to mind is... i wish i lived in oregon & was your best friend. lol another great vid. thx for sharing the adventure with us eastern folks.
For sure my friend. But you guys have some pretty neat areas out your way as well. From a bushcraft perspective I”m always a bit jealous of the eastern woodlands environment. It just seems to have so many more resources than our high desert forest and uplands out here. Cheers my friend!
Nicely done Casey, I'm on the same path as yourself when it comes to exploring the unknown and old abandoned mines, cabins, homesteads, I'm looking forward to Spring time in the Rockies here in Montana. Scooter with the "Rough Riders"
long time viewer, but first time leaving a comment on your videos & I'm really curious as to what all goes into planning your Overland trips (route planning, geography research, pack list punch list etc.) as well as what you do in regards to when you get back to civilization i.e. unpacking, first meals, trip journal (if you have one) etc. thanks for sharing your adventures with all of us, casey. and might i add, you always to an exceptional job in narrating your Overland adventures. cheers from Texas!
That was a great find. I'd bet the rest of the mill site across the river would be neat to explore as well. Dang if you dont eat better when camping than i do at home lol. Be safe and healthy. Catch you next time
Dude you need to write a book about Oregon history and historical sites. You have a wealth of knowledge you could share. Also, put your recipes in the book. It would be a best seller for sure. I don't how you can eat so much! I could only eat a 1/4 of what you cook up.
Always a good video, and this was one of the better videos in a long time. Thanks for sharing. Thanks for stopping where the ends, and respecting the wilderness. "Leave No Trace" is good for everyone.
I have my 3 rotopax for 2 years and have always been struggling to pour water out without spilling and it never occurred to me to place it horizontally and do this hack. This will make things around camp so easy now. Thank you
Casey i love all your videos and I just got back to San Jose, CA from a 7 day road trip in Oregon. It was inspired by watching your channel and we really enjoyed your beautiful state while sleeping in our Tuff Stuff Alpha RTT.
***camp chair*** I love your camp chair. What is it? Keep making videos, you're one of the few people my wife will actually watch. She likes exploring long since abandoned buildings too.
Great episode, one of the best I've watched! Two big Wagyu hamburgers at one time was almost more than I could eat. I love finding old ruins from days gone by, makes me want to go back in time and relive what it was like to be there. Keep em coming!
Thanks for the new adventure video really enjoy your channel, I like seeing how you set up your camp site and I'am sure the new tent is more comfortable once again thanks for the adventure waiting for the next one
Looks like a great time. Very cool sawmill area and a great campsite. The extra building was cool but those mustangs was amazing to see them. One amazing bonus.👍👍
Love them old Sawmills. I've worked in the Timber Industry for 35 years. I started in Prineville in the early 80's I think I know approximately where you are. I never got to go in there because it was private, but I've seen it now. Thanks for the video. Stay Safe Out There. Dave
Love your channel Casey. I think you have one of the best camping channels out there. My wife, the grammar cop, wanted me to mention to you that "there is no such word as acrossed". 😂✌
Electric chainsaw? Ya know? That's not a bad idea at all...I generally prefer my Stihl for sure, but for that application? Yeah, damn....bout perfect! My big saws more appropriate for cutting a couple cords of wood for 10+ days in elk camp, for a day or 3 running around? Overkill. Even have an inverter in my rig to charge batteries if needed!
We jeep the Ozark National Forest, and when leading a group, its so handy to have one, no gas to carry for it, it works everytime, no wondering if it will start. You're not lumberjackings, just clearing a trail.
@@z1catfish Found a DeWalt XR saw...mostly because I have a lot of DeWalt tools and batteries already. Only a 12" bar which I'm not excited about, but I'll swap on a 16" Oregon bar and see if it has the juice to run it.
Like I said before, thanks for cooking enough for all of us!! Wow, you must of been hungry!! Beautiful camping area, and historic site, I could spend weeks there!! Keep on exploring!
Just subscribed to your site last month. I really enjoy the deserts of Northern Nevada, south eastern and central Oregon and Southwestern Idaho. I live in west central Idaho. I usually use my Polaris Ranger for overnight trips and exploring , while incorporating ham radio at the same time. I am also a firm believer in the carrying of protection as needed.
HI Larry. Thanks for subscribing. I always enjoy hearing from folks that enjoy some of the same stuff. Yep. As far as I’m concerned a gun in the woods is on the same level as a good knife. It’s just something you have out there. Cheers!
Man....I really like your solo adventures. I follow you and a couple of other overlanders and I much prefer the solo treks as opposed to the meet ups or team up ones. I guess its just the way I'm wired....
Any idea when you might have another open invitation? Would love to come over there on an Adventure. I've just about watched all your videos. I have a few of the short older ones left. KEEP ON EXPLORING!!!
Wow what a way to end a great trip, its not everyday you get an opportunity to see wild mustang's. I really enjoyed the sawmill, thats such a great glimpse into what it was like to be a millworker back in the day. Lol if your looking for volunteers for someone to come along and share some food count me in! I really liked what you did for dinner that looked so delicious. Looking forward to your next trip. Take care casey
Lol...spiders for me is a huge NO! Then these scorpions to me are pretty darn close to looking like a spider ...so yes I'm not to fond of them either! Yikes
@@rvhill69 Scorpions, snakes, spiders, one thing I can say is that non of us in North America has anything on the Aussies. That place is nuts. And I still have a dream of overlanding there.
Been watching your videos on a 72 inch HD TV. Looks fantastic, just like if I could step thru the TV and being there. Another great video, can't wait for the next video. Thanks for sharing Casey.
I'm going to need you to change these titles to 'Overland JEEP Camping Adventure' because our beloved Jeeps go where others can't! Love the vids! Wish I had area like that around me to explore! I bought a pie iron but have yet to season it. I've got 3 trips this fall scheduled so its on my list to do and then try some yummy stuff. I can't use one of the roof top tents because I have dogs and they can't climb down ladders, up might be iffy but trainable. Soooo for now we tent camp and I have a hammock set up to for backpacking but that will only be with no dogs or just the border collie. Anyway, wish you were closer so I could come to one of your meet ups but alas I'm an east coaster for now! Thanks and have a great day! Oh and what butane stove was that? It was much smaller than the usual ones! I liked it!
Ha! That’s right! Well glad to hear you are getting a few adventures in this year anyway. And I actually enjoy sleeping in a hammock to during the warmer seasons around here. I’ve never quite mastered how to stay worm in the when the temps start dropping below freezing but I like them in the warmer times.
@@CoyoteWorks01 Oh you need to research hammock camping more! You need an underquilt, an over quilt, and good hammock, suspension and tarp system too. I just want to be comfortable in the conditions I encounter. Whatever that may be. But my AT through hike is on hold so I'll just continue to camp from my Jeep in the mountains of western Maryland for now... and hang the hammock set up for practice until then! Can't wait for another adventure to watch!
I'm always amazed at the food you cook when you are camping. Have you considered doing a compilation of you recipes in a cookbook? 🤣 I wish I was out there. But couldn't do all the hiking you do. I really enjoy you videos.
Enjoyed the slow pace and great scenery. The details you give and your narration leaves me with a great memory and a longing to set out on my own adventures. Thank you Sir!
Great content as always. So what was the primary reason these places were abandoned, lack of gold? Or other resources? Down south its mostly gold rush remnants and boom and bust towns that followed the gold. We also have the talc mines and copper and other wwII mineral mines to explore.
With all the hidden areas you hit out there, it would be fun to place some kind of 'Easter Egg" on some with a date on it and your initials, maybe a golf ball or something like that. Either you find it later, or someone else finds it and wonders who it was that left it there.
Love your vids man. Always look forward to them. I just had a 2.5 inch old man emu lift with massive rear springs installed in my Nomads 2013 Rubi with new 33 inch Toyo tires all round. Feels completely different. Off to the mountains tomorrow for a few days then camping at Port Renfrew on the beach on Vancouver island for a week. All the best to you!
I love the Chanel and your a great story teller and great at making these videos Casey! Man you do such a great job. I have mixed feelings about the products you share because of the ridiculous amount of money they want for it. Over landing is a huge thing now and folks need to know that tons of equipment is way way way overpriced. That front runner utensil set is probably 5 times more expensive then if I just went out and bought a descent set. It’s ridiculous how much these company’s charge. I chuckle because no one ever talks about the price when doing these videos about these products. I’ve made it very inexpensive for myself to adventure because I don’t have deep pockets. Dollar store works good for a lot of camp stuff and works great for one time use and will take me 100 times to pay for all the trendy products.
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wagu beef burgers....man that's some super fly first class stuff right there. I tried looking for Annie's mayo in the local Mom's Organic Market but nada. I did get some of their yellow mustard for a try. I am soooo looking forward to moving back west and getting into some adventures like this. Cheers Casey
Its almost 30 minutes after midnight here in the UK - now I can't go to sleep....excellent!
EDIT: And NOW I'm hungry...
That was a brilliant vlog. Loved it.
piggyduff Ha! Sorry my friend 😊👍👍
Take a shot every time Casey says amazing. It’s really fun!
Casey I know you probably have a full time job, but I really wish you could afford to RUclips full-time!!! I subscribe to so many channels, but you are by far my favorite. In my opinion you have the best channel on RUclips!!! I look forward to every video you post. Keep up the great work and I can't wait to see the next adventure!!! Stay safe my friend!!!
Thank you. I really appreciate hearing that. I do have a full time job. And unfortunately RUclips doesn’t pay even close to enough to survive off of for a small channel like mine. But I love doing it and it keeps me motivated knowing there are people like you that enjoy it so much. I wish I could put more content out for you guys! Cheers.
Thank you for taking us along on this trip. Nice upgrades also.
Always my pleasure!
Maybe some snake chaps or gaiters and a long gun when you move that far from your rig. I don’t want anything to happen to you Casey.
Thank you Casey.
For sure my friend. Thanks for watching!
I love to rewatch your videos and enjoy your adventure again. Thank you for doing the videos and sharing them with us!
I love when you release new videos! There always a joy to watch makes me want to go out on an adventure! Stay safe out there my friend!
AkAngler Thanks my friend. Hope you enjoyed!
Great trip Casey. Thanks for bringing us.
Always my pleasure. Thanks for always being there and watching the videos my friend.
Casey; Your videos just get better and better. I have never seen country like that. In New England were I live, trees cover up everything. Thanks for taking me along. Orlando
Idk how you don’t have more subscribers. Your channel is awesome, video quality is impressive, and the content is always extremely entertaining and inspirational to me. Please keep up the great work, I always enjoy seeing where the road, or lack there of takes you.
That's a really cool way to end a trip!
For sure!
Great Video Casey! I always anticipate the next to and feel like I cannot wait for it to come out.
Thank you my friend. Appreciate you having patience while it takes me a while to get them out. Cheers!
Awesome video. It's a wonderful world we live in. I hope it's here for many generations of explorers to come.
Thanks for sharing.
Casey my man... always a pleasure to see you...keep em coming.
Wow Casey, talking about a video packed with adventures this is one of your top videos. 🤗 Amazing exploration of the Mill...💖😁👍The scorpions were so cool but of course need to be respected out there and watched out for....🦂 Your water wash container is so clever...wow.. love it.😉 Great food and camp as always, spinach on a burger is the best.🤗 Wow oh wow to end it with wild horses is one fantastic way to end to that adventure. 🥰 Thanks for taking us along. Happy & safe travels 🤗👏😄👍
What a glorious trip! When I thought it could not get better... the mustangs. Those notorious mustangs are breathtaking! You out did yourself this time! Thank you for taking me along.
God Bless!
You sure have a beautiful playground. Thanks for sharing.
I just ate dinner, but now I'm drooling over what you just cooked up for breakfast. Wish I was out there too! Love your videos! The historical info is a bonus to the beautiful vistas. Maybe you'll do some adventuring down here in the Klamath basin one day?
Thank you. I’ve actually got it on my list to venture down that way. Send me a message on Instagram or email me at jointlockbjj@gmail.com if you have any tips on some cool lesser know historic sites I could go see. Cheers!
Keep working coyote👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you my friend. I will!
yeah sitting up nice now looks a treat
I love cooking in the Pie Irons,
For sure! I really enjoy them as well. Cheers!
Coyote Works: Really hated leaving that camp sight as it was really nice and relaxing.
Scorpions: Until then, Scorpion Works out....
Another great video. Jeep looks great with the new lift. Aiming for the same with mine.
Always enjoy traveling with you
That was fun thanks. Thanks also for not showing a drawn out fire make. Like your cutlery kit. I see me making one.
Yeah that cutlery kit is pretty handy but you could easily put your own together. Cheers!
Love it! Wish I could help you with that breakfast, but your coyote brothers need it more. 😊
Ha! I’m sure they enjoyed it. How’s life down there?
@@CoyoteWorks01 It's pretty good here, but I would still love to visit your area. It's on my list in the top two! 👍🏻🙏🏻
Thanks Casey
For sure my friend!
The wild horses are some of the things I miss about that country and being out off the beaten path. Thanks for the content you produce, it's a great way for me to get back home without buying a plane ticket.
Im not a breakfast kinda guy but what you fixed up looked pretty good and something I'd probably go for! Maybe sometime whenever we run into each other in town...I'd like to maybe hear your thoughts on some of these old trails and mining camps. Looking at getting into this type of stuff...but at the same time don't want to just jump in and disturb the trails, like you I would like to leave just as I found it. Also as soon as the gravel maintained roads come to an end...its a challenge to get Denise on board to continue the adventure, even though there is clearly a trail or road still ahead. I will be working on that with her..lol. Our next adventure is heading out by Walton Lake. There's some things I'd love to check out out that way.
Anyways great episode as always! 🤙👊🌲
We should just meet up for lunch one of these days. And maybe get in a day or two of exploring where I can take you two to some spots that are off the beaten path but still relatively close to well travelled roads. Oh... and I”m looking forward to seeing how that van comes together!
Great trip Casey. Pretty awesome finds and the Mustang Bonus.
Awesome. I really liked the extra camp time. I just realized It’s more enjoyable to watch when you are not as rushed to get somewhere. It puts us more at ease and relaxed as a viewer. 👍👍👍.
That’s an interesting perspective. I hadn’t ever really considered that but it makes sense. I know in a lot of respects I’m definitely more relaxed and laid back when I have a bit more time around camp. I like to be on the move and going but I definitely relax more when I take the time too.
the only comment that comes to mind is... i wish i lived in oregon & was your best friend. lol another great vid. thx for sharing the adventure with us eastern folks.
For sure my friend. But you guys have some pretty neat areas out your way as well. From a bushcraft perspective I”m always a bit jealous of the eastern woodlands environment. It just seems to have so many more resources than our high desert forest and uplands out here. Cheers my friend!
Amazing content. Excellent work. always waiting for your new videos.
Thanks for sharing another awesome trip!
"tactical knife" perfectly suited for spreading mayonnaise.. 2020 folks
You gotta be prepared when that mountain lion walks on up for a burger, a butter knife just won't cut the....mayo as it were. haha
I said the same thing.
Looked like it did a fine job spreading mayo on that burger
Another great video Casey! Keep them coming
Nicely done Casey, I'm on the same path as yourself when it comes to exploring the unknown and old abandoned mines, cabins, homesteads, I'm looking forward to Spring time in the Rockies here in Montana.
Scooter with the "Rough Riders"
Another great Episode! Very interesting! Thanks Casey!
long time viewer, but first time leaving a comment on your videos & I'm really curious as to what all goes into planning your Overland trips (route planning, geography research, pack list punch list etc.) as well as what you do in regards to when you get back to civilization i.e. unpacking, first meals, trip journal (if you have one) etc. thanks for sharing your adventures with all of us, casey. and might i add, you always to an exceptional job in narrating your Overland adventures. cheers from Texas!
Love driving those old roads. You never know what you'll find or who you will bump into. Thanks for the history, George
That was a great find. I'd bet the rest of the mill site across the river would be neat to explore as well. Dang if you dont eat better when camping than i do at home lol. Be safe and healthy. Catch you next time
Thank really enjoyed your video. You find some awesome places to go camping
Dude you need to write a book about Oregon history and historical sites. You have a wealth of knowledge you could share. Also, put your recipes in the book. It would be a best seller for sure. I don't how you can eat so much! I could only eat a 1/4 of what you cook up.
Always a good video, and this was one of the better videos in a long time. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for stopping where the ends, and respecting the wilderness.
"Leave No Trace" is good for everyone.
Agreed. I always try to walk softly and leave a small footprint out there. Cheers!
Quite a thrill. Thanks.
Always a good day when Casey posts a new video!!
Great videos. I really appreciate all the hard work you put into them.
Thank you my friend. It’s my pleasure as long as there are people like you who sincerely enjoy them. Cheers!
I have my 3 rotopax for 2 years and have always been struggling to pour water out without spilling and it never occurred to me to place it horizontally and do this hack.
This will make things around camp so easy now. Thank you
Casey i love all your videos and I just got back to San Jose, CA from a 7 day road trip in Oregon. It was inspired by watching your channel and we really enjoyed your beautiful state while sleeping in our Tuff Stuff Alpha RTT.
Thank you my friend. Glad you enjoyed your trip up into my back yard! Cheers.
Geeez Kasey!! Don't you even feel bad about eating that killer meal in front of everybody?? LOL
That breakfast looked delicious.
Beautiful photography, editing, and narration, as always.
Thank you!
Awesome thats my night sorted got my feet up watching atb stuart
Excellent my friend. Hope you enjoyed!
This is the best overlanding page on youtube. Thank you for all the excellent content, ideas, and commentary of your area!
***camp chair*** I love your camp chair. What is it?
Keep making videos, you're one of the few people my wife will actually watch. She likes exploring long since abandoned buildings too.
Great episode, one of the best I've watched! Two big Wagyu hamburgers at one time was almost more than I could eat. I love finding old ruins from days gone by, makes me want to go back in time and relive what it was like to be there. Keep em coming!
Thank you. Yeah I might have bitten off a bit more than I could chew with two of them... but my coyote brothers appreciated the leftovers I’m sure :-)
Thanks for the new adventure video really enjoy your channel, I like seeing how you set up your camp site and I'am sure the new tent is more comfortable once again thanks for the adventure waiting for the next one
Thank you. I’m working on the next one as we speak. Cheers!
Always great adventures, thanks for taking us along!
For sure! Thank you!
Looks like a great time. Very cool sawmill area and a great campsite. The extra building was cool but those mustangs was amazing to see them. One amazing bonus.👍👍
It'd be so cool to make a trip out to Oregon from Wyoming to hang out with you for a outing. Love watching your videos. Safe travels.
Love them old Sawmills. I've worked in the Timber Industry for 35 years. I started in Prineville in the early 80's I think I know approximately where you are. I never got to go in there because it was private, but I've seen it now. Thanks for the video. Stay Safe Out There. Dave
Thanks for your time and effort
Love your channel Casey. I think you have one of the best camping channels out there. My wife, the grammar cop, wanted me to mention to you that "there is no such word as acrossed". 😂✌
Awesome country!! Wanted to rope me a mustang!!
Ha! For sure!
Electric chainsaw? Ya know? That's not a bad idea at all...I generally prefer my Stihl for sure, but for that application? Yeah, damn....bout perfect! My big saws more appropriate for cutting a couple cords of wood for 10+ days in elk camp, for a day or 3 running around? Overkill.
Even have an inverter in my rig to charge batteries if needed!
Electric chainsaws are much quieter as well. Won't advertise your presence while cutting wood as much...
We jeep the Ozark National Forest, and when leading a group, its so handy to have one, no gas to carry for it, it works everytime, no wondering if it will start. You're not lumberjackings, just clearing a trail.
@@z1catfish Found a DeWalt XR saw...mostly because I have a lot of DeWalt tools and batteries already. Only a 12" bar which I'm not excited about, but I'll swap on a 16" Oregon bar and see if it has the juice to run it.
Like I said before, thanks for cooking enough for all of us!! Wow, you must of been hungry!!
Beautiful camping area, and historic site, I could spend weeks there!!
Keep on exploring!
Just subscribed to your site last month.
I really enjoy the deserts of Northern Nevada, south eastern and central Oregon and Southwestern Idaho.
I live in west central Idaho.
I usually use my Polaris Ranger for overnight trips and exploring , while incorporating ham radio at the same time.
I am also a firm believer in the carrying of protection as needed.
HI Larry. Thanks for subscribing. I always enjoy hearing from folks that enjoy some of the same stuff. Yep. As far as I’m concerned a gun in the woods is on the same level as a good knife. It’s just something you have out there. Cheers!
Man....I really like your solo adventures. I follow you and a couple of other overlanders and I much prefer the solo treks as opposed to the meet ups or team up ones. I guess its just the way I'm wired....
Nice movie!
Any idea when you might have another open invitation? Would love to come over there on an Adventure. I've just about watched all your videos. I have a few of the short older ones left. KEEP ON EXPLORING!!!
Another outstanding adventure trip Casey. Appreciate the time you put into filming these trips! Safe travels mate! Warren.
Love the cooking of the patties in the pie maker 👍🏼
Fantastic episode Bro! Really enjoyed it! Thank You
Damm Casey. Watching you cook. I just said you cook for two and you repeated my thoughts lol. 👍
Wow what a way to end a great trip, its not everyday you get an opportunity to see wild mustang's. I really enjoyed the sawmill, thats such a great glimpse into what it was like to be a millworker back in the day. Lol if your looking for volunteers for someone to come along and share some food count me in! I really liked what you did for dinner that looked so delicious. Looking forward to your next trip. Take care casey
Very cool trip . I look forward to all your videos. Thanks for the work you put in.
love your videos Casey. 👍🏻
Casey: casually mentions a horde of scorpions under rocks he handled
me: nope _nope_ *nope* _NOPE_ *NOPE* !
Lol...spiders for me is a huge NO! Then these scorpions to me are pretty darn close to looking like a spider ...so yes I'm not to fond of them either! Yikes
12 year old me helping an uncle move a dryer box full of trash, and a nest of baby scorpions run onto my face: *censored*
The scorpions out here are not that bad. The spiders are worse.
@@rvhill69 Scorpions, snakes, spiders, one thing I can say is that non of us in North America has anything on the Aussies. That place is nuts. And I still have a dream of overlanding there.
Yeah they can be a bit bothersome 😊👍
Love it when you put new video's up makes my night thanks for taking the time to do it and take us with
Been watching your videos on a 72 inch HD TV. Looks fantastic, just like if I could step thru the TV and being there. Another great video, can't wait for the next video. Thanks for sharing Casey.
Awesome...little normal during non-normal times...thank you! Wild Mustangs - yeah man.
I'm going to need you to change these titles to 'Overland JEEP Camping Adventure' because our beloved Jeeps go where others can't! Love the vids! Wish I had area like that around me to explore! I bought a pie iron but have yet to season it. I've got 3 trips this fall scheduled so its on my list to do and then try some yummy stuff. I can't use one of the roof top tents because I have dogs and they can't climb down ladders, up might be iffy but trainable. Soooo for now we tent camp and I have a hammock set up to for backpacking but that will only be with no dogs or just the border collie. Anyway, wish you were closer so I could come to one of your meet ups but alas I'm an east coaster for now! Thanks and have a great day! Oh and what butane stove was that? It was much smaller than the usual ones! I liked it!
Ha! That’s right! Well glad to hear you are getting a few adventures in this year anyway. And I actually enjoy sleeping in a hammock to during the warmer seasons around here. I’ve never quite mastered how to stay worm in the when the temps start dropping below freezing but I like them in the warmer times.
@@CoyoteWorks01 Oh you need to research hammock camping more! You need an underquilt, an over quilt, and good hammock, suspension and tarp system too. I just want to be comfortable in the conditions I encounter. Whatever that may be. But my AT through hike is on hold so I'll just continue to camp from my Jeep in the mountains of western Maryland for now... and hang the hammock set up for practice until then! Can't wait for another adventure to watch!
Great video loved the burgers
Cheers kiwi Pete
I'm always amazed at the food you cook when you are camping. Have you considered doing a compilation of you recipes in a cookbook? 🤣 I wish I was out there. But couldn't do all the hiking you do. I really enjoy you videos.
Enjoyed the slow pace and great scenery. The details you give and your narration leaves me with a great memory and a longing to set out on my own adventures. Thank you Sir!
Mosquitos? Noooooo! LOVE doing Stuff like this! Thanks for taking us through your adventure!
Casey thank you for always going the extra mile to bring us this amazing content. Your tales of history and knowledge of the area is paramount.
Another great adventure! Keep them coming! Great channel.
yeah always best to do walk around
Casey, Awesome Awesome...!!!!
As always thanks for bringing us along for another adventure. Cheers my friend.
That was awesome! One of your best videos yet!
Great content as always. So what was the primary reason these places were abandoned, lack of gold? Or other resources? Down south its mostly gold rush remnants and boom and bust towns that followed the gold. We also have the talc mines and copper and other wwII mineral mines to explore.
Wiggy's sleeping bags are the way to go for me
Thanks Coyote ! Another good trip.
Super nice find
Sweet! I was just turning on the old RUclips to watch an older video of yours. This was a pleasant surprise.
With all the hidden areas you hit out there, it would be fun to place some kind of 'Easter Egg" on some with a date on it and your initials, maybe a golf ball or something like that. Either you find it later, or someone else finds it and wonders who it was that left it there.
Love your vids man. Always look forward to them. I just had a 2.5 inch old man emu lift with massive rear springs installed in my Nomads 2013 Rubi with new 33 inch Toyo tires all round. Feels completely different. Off to the mountains tomorrow for a few days then camping at Port Renfrew on the beach on Vancouver island for a week. All the best to you!
I love the Chanel and your a great story teller and great at making these videos Casey! Man you do such a great job. I have mixed feelings about the products you share because of the ridiculous amount of money they want for it. Over landing is a huge thing now and folks need to know that tons of equipment is way way way overpriced. That front runner utensil set is probably 5 times more expensive then if I just went out and bought a descent set. It’s ridiculous how much these company’s charge. I chuckle because no one ever talks about the price when doing these videos about these products. I’ve made it very inexpensive for myself to adventure because I don’t have deep pockets. Dollar store works good for a lot of camp stuff and works great for one time use and will take me 100 times to pay for all the trendy products.