Eagle Eye Overnighter | 5 abandoned mines + millsite

[@1a1u0g9t4s2u]

Very informative. I appreciate all the research you do for the videos you post, that is what makes your post stand out amongst the other local off road videos.

[@kbird529]

Great trip and presentation - thanks for sharing

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you, Ken! Appreciate it.

[@jameshouser1897]

Nice video, love the history, excellent research.

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you, James! Glad you enjoy all the stops.

[@TreasureGeo]

You are very thorough and informative.

[@dianeneu6197]

A great video!

[@11Airshow11]

Great content

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you!

[@markwolf8804]

Another superb video, Scotty!! You do countless amounts of research and it shows! I really like your content. Great job! Thanks!

[@azoffroad_net]

Appreciate it, Mark! This was a busy one. Thank you for watching!

[@DUNEATV]

Owned numerous Jeep’s mostly Wranglers and XJ’s. Just bought a 2021 Rubicon and came across your channel. I’ll be watching and I subbed! 👍🏻

[@azoffroad_net]

Appreciate the sub! And thank you for watching along. The ZJ is my first & only Jeep so far. Have fun with the new LJ!

[@Oldguysrock1969]

Another fun trip and a great video. Thanks again for your hard work. We were just over that way to look at the Black Rock Mine and make the trip up Harquahala Mountain. It looks like we need to come back for another look.

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you, Tony! The trip to up Harquahala is always a good one. These other stops are worth a stop next time you're out!

[@robertlyman9789]

Gettin good with the drone!

[@richardbeee]

Pretty and cool. Great video! Always wanted to visit the place. Now in a way i have. Thanks.

[@azdesertdog]

I was camping just last week out that way. A very cool area.

[@azoffroad_net]

Awesome. Can't wait to see the video from your trip! A great area for sure.

[@edwardbenedict4961]

Good video, keep them coming.

[@azoffroad_net]

Thanks, Edward! Appreciate you watching.

[@W7DSY]

At 12:32 is the shaft where I was 'greeted' by a rattlesnake for the second time that day some years back. The first 'greeting' was at the Monterey Mine up on the hillside about 1/4 the way up towards the summit. Needless to say, I keep my eyes open for these beasts.

[@azoffroad_net]

Glad I didn't stumble across the 'welcoming party'. I had my eyes peeled for sure. We were out riding again this past weekend and still haven't seen a single one this year!

[@xtbro78]

Very well done and pleasant to watch and learn from. Hope to cross trails with you sometime on the desert.

[@stephenwade1683]

Another great video that I get to learn something and plan trips. Thanks for the show.

[@azoffroad_net]

Awesome, this is a fun one with some good stops. Thanks for watching!

[@wallacerobertsconsulting2894]

Another great video; thanks, Scotty! You should have a million subs with your great content & high production quality. My wife & I have a Honda Talon & a Polaris RZR; someday, I hope we can ride some trails together.

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you, Wallace for the kind words! A group trail ride would definitely be fun.

[@rondye9398]

Interesting comment about government assessment of war minerals. My father in law was building a subdivision in Baker City, Oregon and struck minerals. It was manganese, a mineral used to harden steel. After he started mining the government shut it down to preserve it in case of war. Apparently one of the few sources of the mineral.

[@mikehenry4743]

With all the bullet holes, looks like the Alaska mine could be opened up for lead also.

[@tylerdubois9020]

Are you running any lockers on the ol ZJ?

[@azoffroad_net]

Nothing yet. I've been thinking about it for a while. Not sure if I should pull the trigger or wait until I eventually swap out the axles!

[@ArizonaKid]

Good video as always , looking forward to a ride together one day !!

[@wilfredocarracelas7351]

I buy a 2003 4runner And looking for a friens to raide together who got other. 4x4 vehicle

[@azoffroad_net]

Thanks for watching, man!

[@douglasvamateurradioandmore]

How is the trail up to the summit for a fullsize pickup?

[@HarzerBergbau]

Schau gern mal in meinen Kanal rein wenn Dich das Thema Bergbau und Höhlen begeistert. Glück Auf aus dem Oberharz. ⚒😊⚒

[@terriec808]

Why you park on those orange things?

[@samcarter4875]

*Best Monty Python Voice* A Shrubbery?

[@azoffroad_net]

Lol. Nice!

[@Jeff-wu6wn]

how come your dad never goes on these adventures with you? i see you guys go day trips with quads but never camping trips like this

[@azoffroad_net]

Mainly due to days off/other projects around home. Quad rides are usually easiest since it only takes half a day. I'll try and convince him to come camping one day!

[@rondyechannel1399]

Me thinks you like the name harquahala mountains. Tongue twists and certainly not like it is spelled. Try on Port Hueneme! (Ca.) Why Nee Me

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