Finding an Abandoned Ghost Town in the Nevada Desert | Part One

[@RandyFoust-r2o]

As a Jeep owner got to love what you can do with your Jeep go anywhere do anything

[@RhinoOffroad]

@@RandyFoust-r2o absolutely! Gotta love the freedom

[@Venture2Roam]

Love it dude. I'm about to head out to do the NV BDR...looks so epic out there!

[@RhinoOffroad]

You're in for a great time

[@boomshiddang]

Whoa what a fun adventure, that Navy spot was a cool unexpected find too!

[@TrailNewbie]

This was so awesome to watch! Dang - I want to see Wonder; and … now I want to go there 💯 great video, felt like combo Rhino Offroad / Coyote Works style. Loved the intro - pure 🔥

[@RhinoOffroad]

Thanks Greg! Still need him to assess the date on that Barbwire from our Coyote Flats trip haha. See you here soon!

[@TrailNewbie]

Hahahahha! Ya, agree 💯

[@campoutwestus]

We love exploring ghost towns and historic mines. Really enjoyed the video and looking forward to part 2! Subscribed ✔️

[@RhinoOffroad]

I'm working on it! Appreciate the support!

[@flyfisher530]

Well been so busy I totally forgot to comment, this was a GREAT video! Love mining history and this looks like such a cool area to explore. The weather definitely made it more interesting!

[@RhinoOffroad]

Appreciate it Mike!

[@user-fh4tf1zv4u]

Great video. BTW, at the 23:30 mark, that "screen thing" appears to be what is left of an "old" type filter insert. I've dealt with late 1950's heavy equipment that have cartridge type filters where the screen goes inside the filter element itself. Usually the screen portion has a gasket on the top and bottom to prevent fluid bypass once bolted back into place. Real common with the older hydraulic, transmission and engine oil filter setups of the day.

[@RhinoOffroad]

That's great info! Appreciate that!

[@joseperez-cl8jk]

Hi I just wanted to thank you for your service for my freedom a new fan may God keep you in his grace and return home to your family and friends. JoP

[@RhinoOffroad]

I appreciate that!

[@DB_Roams]

Great video, love the cinematic intro! Keep up the great content. 👊🏔🏜

[@RhinoOffroad]

Hey thanks man I appreciate the support!

[@user-tj3yi9zj4m]

I really like this new format very cool. Can't wait for the next video.

[@RhinoOffroad]

I really appreciate that! Working on it currently and should be done soon

[@BakerOverland]

Bro this is still such a solid edit. Had to come back and watch again. So well done.

[@RhinoOffroad]

Thanks Caleb! Almost done with Part II 🤙

[@BakerOverland]

Dude I’m so pumped to hear that! Can’t wait.

[@wildernessrecon]

I like it, you have some good camera shots too. It wasn’t the standard Overlanding vid full of hype and BS or the sleepy boring ones where I start to watch then wake up on the couch and there is a totally different vid playing 😂.

[@RhinoOffroad]

Haha I really appreciate the comment, especially since I've done the exact same thing on the couch! Working on part two now 🤘

[@Boneless_Chuck]

Really impressive go-pro, drone, etc. shots all over the place! Must have been very time-consuming to set up all those shots, but very worth it to tell the story. Good job!

[@RhinoOffroad]

Thank you 🤙

[@boomshiddang]

Subscribed! Looking forward to part 2!!

[@RhinoOffroad]

Appreciate it! In the edit right now

[@AnytimeRVers]

Excellent video. Extremely interesting. Now this was great content.

[@RhinoOffroad]

Thank you I appreciate it!

[@prairiepetresort1698]

Great video

[@RhinoOffroad]

Thanks!

[@scottreasons4746]

Fantastic video!! Im starting a youtube channel one day. Right now im completely rebuilding my Hummer H3 to do exactly this. I love how you made your video and as a future youtuber I aspire to be exactly this!! Now im goimg to binge watch your other videos!!

[@avoverlandsupply]

Great work, Kevin!

[@RhinoOffroad]

Thanks buddy!

[@Racerkey999]

39°26'53.7"N 118°03'06.9"W

[@floriant9096]

Great channel. You upgraded to the 3.0? What happened to the converted ICamper 2.0?

[@RhinoOffroad]

I did! Made a video about the conversion. Great upgrade to the 3.0

[@spazzrock1]

Stay in Oregon, much safer...

[@RhinoOffroad]

Thanks for the tip