I was a dependant living at Loring as a early teenager. It was Great for it's facilities and outdoor opportunities. We had a fishing lake, ski slope, theater, teen club, gym. ,swimming pool, PX all within walking distance from base housing. Oh we also had mosquitos and deer flys.😊

You need to do the old videos again. You have much better camera and it would be nice to see ya stay in a spot two days also

January 6, 2025 The BLM (Surface Agent, Archaeologist and Geologist) has Approved the Permits and also gave me the Permit to Gate Off and Fence Off the Monte Cristo Mine for Commercial and Historical reasons.

will you do inyo county ca., death valley? your vids R definately pro.

wow! b cool to win lottery , restore it, live there, and buy stol plane.

Although late to the game, have really enjoyed your channel!👍👍

Good hunting there

Great explore reminds me of all the ones I've been on .The Pictures where a great addition love these explores ⛏️🇺🇸🏆😀💰

My old stomping grounds 55 yrs ago, im 74 and was all over that country, i grew up in Sedona

I believe the cave ruin my be a kiva by marks on walls

I just went to that smaller mine today! Crazy how much it has changed and sad to see it has been vandalized pretty good but still there. People love their guns in this area…Someone pushed that big rusty circular-what looks like a big fuel tank into the creek below…I was planning on going to Big Reef but I either went too far down and went on this path instead or didn’t go down down hot springs road far enough(I’m sure you guys can help me out!) but after seeing this video and how close I was to the Anderson mill, I’m going back out there tomorrow! From where the drone started showing that unknown mine, there was an abandoned truck bed camper just up the hill. Where is the Anderson mill from where the drone started flying/showing that white truck bed camper?

Where do people ask you airport questions?

US forest service flew helicopters out of that field in the summer of 24

I’m not so sure vigilante justice is dead out that way.

I just recently discovered your channel…maybe a week ago! Went through your 16(?) part build with much interest and enjoyment! I just this past November bought my 2004 WY…20 yrs old like your ‘94 was when you bought it! I was fortunate in that it had only 103k miles and the icing on the cake was that all 20 yrs of service maintenance records were on hand and all done by the dealership! It was much nicer than what I was looking for! Anyway…I must say i thoroughly enjoyed your build and have similar plans for my WJ. Just finished your 3 part journey through the Kody area and anxious to now watch some of your other trips! So glad you’ve kept that ZJ after all these years and upgrades!!! Thank you for your channel!!👍👍

well id tell you but it is really for those i know it has a big white X on it, private, invite only, i used to let people just fly in but they got to be know it alls, had a few young punks try to tell me how to run it lol i said when you are real pilots and have some real money i might listen to you, i fly my beech turbine in with no problems.oncei get to know someone i have no problem letting them visit,right now you couldnt land here im too lazy to blow off the runwaylike 5 ft of snow on it and no youtubers are allowed not making money off of me lol my helipad is fine but i use it a lot, come spring things start to get back to normal,i guess you could call this place a private resort. we all get together for dinner and breakfast, and hangout in the hanger to play with the old planes i have here,a few warbirds, and old beaver, one is a amphib and one on wheels, rarely flown, 2 years ago a young youtuber crashed his lil piper cub into the trees trying to get a better selfie lol plane was totaled but he walked away, was trailerd out of here, told him to not come back

Hi. Nice video. The Hudgin’s who you mentioned are still in Arizona and have many photos and information on the Grand Canyon Airport (that was the name for many years) I’m a nephew and spent many summers there living in the lodge. My first job as a nine year old in aviation was to drive a Model A flatbed truck and pick up rocks off the runways. 🙂

Excellent video.

Very interesting video.😊

Nice video, but you think you would’ve learned how to pronounce Tusayan correctly …..

id love to buy it and restore it, i did that with a old airport in idaho 25 years ago, i love aviation history, i live on my airport, sometimes ideas are great then the pandemic hit, the new resturant had to close now it is open pretty remote so not a lot of customers, i close it in winter,the cabins are rented out in the spring thru the 1st snow, the airport was built originally in the mid 30's then when ww2 hit it became a training base, sits on 250 acres of some of the most beautiful forest and streams with lots of trout, we do not do airshows so dont ask,no private hanger rentals. there is a mechanic on duty in the open months, mainly retired people, lots of wildlife so landing came be a thrill if the bears are around or elk and deer, it is private property so no hunters are allowed, tv parking is limited,no long stays no matter what,maximum stayis 5 days, and no extensions, there is also dog kennels at each tv park site, animals must be contained, new ads will be coming out this spring in barnstormers and flying magazine this spring, there is also tent caming for aircraft owners only, also a maximum stay or 5 days and cleanup your mess, or we go to old west laws, hangings at noon, it is what you would expect from a old airport, there are 2 old concrete runways, which are being redone this spring, if your motorhome breaks down here it will be towed at your expense to boise,. no loud parties, people come here to relax not hear your music, look for ads this spring in barnstormers and flying magazine this spring

This is the video i’ll show whenever someone asks me “Hey! Do you have Mouthwashing merch?”

What time of the year did you go?

Mountain vista fab just started 3d printing a Vic switch panel replacement, maybe look into that

Well done as always. Hoping for the growth of your channel!

Found a few pictures online...

Great overview of The Kofas. Motivating me to explore the area. Thanks for sharing.

In June, took my boys up there to explore the area. That was a fun trip.

WHAT a great venture. Wonderful "bite" of Arizona desert. Over the years we've camped near Kofa, and will try this winter also. Super job tickling our taste buds, Scott and Meghan.

I think it was whites possibly whie and mexican men,and thd 2 "surviving" people were in on it.they probably buried any loot with the bodies

Great production! Thank you.

Pare 3: Well-done, and the breakdown was just part of the adventure. Plus you made some new friends.

Thanks as always for the ride ....

Excellent my man ! Excellent.

So many things to see in KOFA. Had you been provided the time perhaps you would have included them. Glad the situation with you jeep was resolved. It pays to be a novice shade tree mechanic. Something I liked when I drove a ‘78 Datsun mini truck. With my current ‘19 JL I severely lack the skill to be a shade tree mechanic. Glad you and your companion had a great trip. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent adventure!!! Glad you weren't stranded out there to long. Looking forward to the next one...

As a pilot and history buff I really enjoyed this interesting and well done video. Thankyou

Is there any particular reason as to why you fill up at the trailhead and not at the gas station?

Another great video Scotty, thanks so much for sharing.

I'm impressed! You have explored so much more of an area that I've spent much time in. Thank you for the in depth study of those great mines and the areas around d them. I look forward to the next installment.

Fantastic job!!!!! I enjoy watching these adventures every time.

Another outstanding video production, Scott. Thanks for taking us along.

Looking forward to part 3, as this is the area we camp at every year. I see that this was posted a day ago but I’m assuming your trip was last spring when it was really green, because as of this fall it’s very brown and dry. Love your videos

Great video! A part of the state I have not explored. Will soon. Thanks!

Excellent as usual, Scotty. You and Meghan do the trip justice. Looking forward to chapter #3.

Been on the trails you highlighted today. Surprised you did not mention Skull Rock. Oh, wait. next episode you will show Palm Canyon, perhaps I spoke too soon. When I went to KOFA Monument, there was a running spring in the wash nearby. Saw tracks of desert sheep, or I think they were desert sheep. Thanks for sharing.

I live right by you I’d like to hit trails with you

Loved your newest video and sure do love you new food and beverage manager! The history and views are phenomenal!😘

My wife and i need to come out west with our ZJ'S and overland trailer.

Looking great brother, lost some lbs and found a companion. When we were out there we saw a herd of big horns, it was a real treat. You are still my favorite channel, how can we support you?