So freaking awesome man. This is gives me a whole new perspective of being in the woods. Even though I’m in it frequently, this seems so much more intimate. Congrats on completing it man. That’s a massive accomplishment. Extremely impressive.
Im going camping with my boy scout unit at Ouachita state park this weekend and im planning my backpacking trip now for end of summer this year or next year your video has helped me more then the others ive watched so far
Awesome video! I love your truth and the realness you speak! You can tell you learned and took in truly what you experienced! Love the vid! And you made me add this thruhike to my list now too! 👊👊🏕 keep it up!
Google Hot Springs Broadcast Network, it's on Facebook and your video is about the third story portrayed, I believe. The man who has that site is John Cooksey.
The weather held out until the last two days but the snow added an element of fun and excitement that I'll never forget! If it would have hit any sooner I'm not sure I would have been able to complete the hike.
Such a great video!! Where do you leave your car when you start a hike like this? I’m thinking of doing this trail with a friend and leaving one car at the start and ending at Queen Wilhelmina (where we’d park the other car). Any advice for us?
Thanks for this video! I'm starting to scout out the Ouachita as a test thru-hike, similar to what you did. Did you need to cache water anywhere along the way? I appreciate your filming and hiking at the same time - looking forward to seeing more when you get back out there!
Thanks so much! I did not cache any water but there is a 26 mile dry stretch between foran gap shelter and big brushy creek. People often cache in between those points but I chose to hike through it in one push.
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Excellent video! Very well done and informative. Thanks, so much.
So freaking awesome man. This is gives me a whole new perspective of being in the woods. Even though I’m in it frequently, this seems so much more intimate. Congrats on completing it man. That’s a massive accomplishment. Extremely impressive.
Great job man. Look out AT here he comes!
Nice video! The Ouachitas are beautiful and definitely underrated. Thanks for sharing!
Yes they are!
12:30 Holy cow. 6 liters of water??
20:33 Big Bear is one of my favorite shelters on the OT.
great job,,, I've section backpack the OT and OHT and this winter going to thru hike the OT and maybe the OHT.
I need to check that out I’m in mcalester never been out there 😊
Im going camping with my boy scout unit at Ouachita state park this weekend and im planning my backpacking trip now for end of summer this year or next year your video has helped me more then the others ive watched so far
Thanks so much! Message me on instagram if you have any questions! @ouachitabackpacker
Nice work man!! Subbed!! I plan to come that direction in March!
Thank you! 🙏 you’re going to love it!
I subscribed can’t wait for a new video I like the music and the part we’re you show the views and were you walk by and go back and go agian
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A well done video! You did a great job editing as well! Thanks
Thanks so much! This was my first video ever
Awesome video! I love your truth and the realness you speak! You can tell you learned and took in truly what you experienced! Love the vid! And you made me add this thruhike to my list now too! 👊👊🏕 keep it up!
Thanks so much! I hope you see you out on the trail!
Great video!
Great work on the video!! Awesome thruhike
Thanks man!
Saw you on Hot Springs Broadcast Network tonight. Very impressive hike! The train and on-going ice was concerning. Nice job!!
Thanks so much for checking it out!
Also, where can I find that video??
Google Hot Springs Broadcast Network, it's on Facebook and your video is about the third story portrayed, I believe. The man who has that site is John Cooksey.
Nice video!!! Great hike!!
Thanks so much!!!
Awesome video, gives me an idea of what to look forward to when I do it (hopefully next year). That train made me nervous!
Glad you liked it! That train started to move within a couple minutes of me crawling under it! 😵
oh dang
Way to go Davis! Just subscribed!
Thanks Todd!
Nice Video, You are more Parks and recreation than Josh and I.
I taught Josh everything he knows!
I’m your moms student I like your Video it is very good
Thanks for checking it out!
Yay! I watched this while sitting at Big Bear Shelter!
Stoked you got to check it out! Your videos inspired me to start making videos. Also, Big Bear Shelter freaking rules!
My favorite shelter on the OT!
On my list to do this year!
It’s a beautiful and challenging trail. You’re going to love it.
@@davisnorwoodphotography9295 Super Psyched!
Wow you picked one of the worst winters to go for a hike. But who would have guessed.
The weather held out until the last two days but the snow added an element of fun and excitement that I'll never forget! If it would have hit any sooner I'm not sure I would have been able to complete the hike.
Such a great video!! Where do you leave your car when you start a hike like this? I’m thinking of doing this trail with a friend and leaving one car at the start and ending at Queen Wilhelmina (where we’d park the other car). Any advice for us?
I love the vibe of this video.
Super enjoyed the watch .
What time of ear did u start? I plan on attempting ot next month
Thanks for the video
Thanks so much! The OT is amazing. You're going to love hiking it. I did this in late Feb of 2020! It was cold but I love winter hiking
hello, what gps device to use to go through the trails?
I used an app that most long distance hikers use called FarOut but it used to be called Guthook
Nice!
👍👍
Thanks for this video! I'm starting to scout out the Ouachita as a test thru-hike, similar to what you did. Did you need to cache water anywhere along the way? I appreciate your filming and hiking at the same time - looking forward to seeing more when you get back out there!
Thanks so much! I did not cache any water but there is a 26 mile dry stretch between foran gap shelter and big brushy creek. People often cache in between those points but I chose to hike through it in one push.
How did you miss that winter storm?
I got so lucky! I finished the trail the day before the majority of the snow hit Little Rock!
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Would you be willing to message me so I could ask you a few questions?
definitely!
if you have instagram, search @ouachitabackpacker there and send me a DM