NTS be a little less reckless

This is very good must practice it will try

Awesome. Bring binos or telescope

Sweeeeet 😎 From one aviator to another, stay safe!

Love your videos! Very well made and informatonal

Thanks,well worth the time.❤

I couldn’t agree more with @69ERBronco I’ve watched this at least 20 times

I've never flown a plane, but I love flying bush planes in Microsoft Flight Simulator. I've casually played the game till recently, really just enjoying myself, and trying to figure it out on my own. Now I'm taking it more seriously, since I've finally figured out a good way to approach and touch down. After watching this video, now I know I've taught myself correctly, but I still have a lot to learn. +1 sub

With over 4,400 hrs of rotorwing time, thought I'd be bored by the :30 mark, not the case. Simply captivating!

Can someone tell what is the name of that whistling tune at the start of the video?

I guess this pilot no longer offers instruction, bummer.

AWESOME VIDEO!!!! REALLY ENJOYED IT BUT.. I couldn't stop laughing when you guys were blowing up the mattresses in sync, so funny!

Miss your videos

Wish my Maule M4 210 would have done this! It’s wings were too short to do much. I miss flying it but if I get another Maule it would need to bigger flaps! 😂

what a great plane and some great flying.enjoyed the vidieo.thank you

The stick told me, when the plane was ready to fly. It's wise to liszen to stick&pedals!

7:11 Backcountry Aviation 7 years ago: “until they slap a nose wheel on a Carbon Cub…” CubCrafters: “hold my beer”

Density altitude, weight, cg, experience, terrain, wind, and surface conditions keep them wheels out of the trees!

MAULE M3240 ROCKET PLANE WITH LANDING TRACK COUNTRY BASE.

Very good

Beautiful!!

That's my dream one day!!

Fantastic video series.

I love this whole series. Thank you! I dont hear much about trimming. My Luscombe trim is touchy!

Fantastic!

Love this video.

Big bounce? Where’s the bounce?

Agree with most, but not all. Potato counts don’t create lift. IAS does. “Feel” is critical and should but the primary tell in most instances, but rotating at a guesstimated x potatos is less informative than x IAS vs rwy remaining and worse, bleeds vital energy if the airplane isn’t ready to fly. So perhaps a blend of both methodologies without completely disregarding IAS is more appropriate?

“Energy Efficiency” is enhanced when flaps are NOT used, PROVIDED the runway length allows.

There's not enough skill, practice, or experience to make the wind stop blowing

Ох, какое же это удовольствие!!! А в России, с её просторами, совершенно нет развития малой авиации...

Pretty good just didn't plant the tail hard on touchdown. Elevator was sort of wishy washy in the middle doing the pogo and then when you put the yoke in your lap she stayed put immediately.

Optimum CG is crucial too. Most GA Airplanes are nose heavy And you sometimes run out of elevator during your flair which makes for a faster touchdown

Wow! I'm jealous! 😮

Love those 31's

Love your channel-Great content for bush pilots!

If that's a bounce I would hate to see a bad landing good job

Very good video. I fly helicopters, the same rules apply to us when we have an engine failure. But we only get one shot at it.

“The flare, the touchdown, the bounce, the roll-out.”

02:45 The Most Potentially Deadly Bottle Of Water That guy has ever owned i bet, rolling around near pedals in STOL with steep AOA's :O

Excellent explanation. I get it!! That makes perfect sense.

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Just started flying and I'm tail wheel all the way.

So.,you admitt, the tail wheel is better

What is the flap technique for aircraft with electric flaps? I see that usually they would be moved from 10 degrees to full on rotate, but that is not possible in an airplane with electric flaps, which is common for tricycle gear airplanes.

I'm doing backcountry flying with my simulator friends today. I'll be doing random deadstick landings in a bush-modded 172. I have 200+ hours in the 172, but this video gave me some great tips on how to fly STOL landings.

now I want an old car....

Very good series of tips for STOL. I applied your tips on my Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. And I enfoy so much to watch your videos! Thank you!

Awesome! What kind of plane is this ?? I love it so much

Awesome info! Thank you!