Hoodoos in the Badlands 7-1-2022

Myron Cook Geology on Erosion & Hoodoos
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Wyoming Jeepers take fans on a trip into the badlands of Wyoming’s Big Horn Basin to visit the Hoodoos on 7-1-2022.
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[@scottsanford1338]

These videos make me homesick for my hometown of Powell and state of Wyoming. Thank you very much.

[@wyomingjeepers]

You are welcome... Hopefully it is a good type of homesick!

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

I’m so glad we can bring a piece of home to you. That’s why we create these videos, for people like you. Thanks got watching and leaving us a comment.

[@rvingitup]

We love the badlands! So stunning with the stratification of the rocks. It is a magical place! Your videography is amazing! Looking forward to seeing more of your adventures!

[@wyomingjeepers]

The badlands are incredible. Glad you enjoyed the videography. Thanks!

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Thank you! We put a fair amount of time into our videos, as you know from your own show. This was a magical place, so beautiful. Thanks for watching!

[@geneandbobiallard9089]

My husband and I love how stoic your two men are and how well they accept your humorous sides. They are very capable guys in driving and figuring things out. You four are SO much fun to watch. We've explored many of the trails you guys have videoed -- and that's because of your videos. Thank you!

[@wyomingjeepers]

Thank you for the wonderful comments and complements! We do enjoy a lot of the trails in this area. We are glad you enjoy the videos and that they have been a use to you for finding trails to run as well as watch. :-) I am guessing that you must be from this area to run the same trails. Too bad we didn't see you on one of the fan trips if you are from around here. Thanks for the comment and watching!

[@geneandbobiallard9089]

@@wyomingjeepers Thank you for your reply. My husband and I retired long ago, so not in your same age bracket for some of the areas you tackle, and we were using our pickup. We did enjoy finding and exploring the area across the valley from the Morrison Jeep Trail switchbacks. We watched you guys go up the switchbacks before the big flood and resulting damage. This past summer we explored the Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite, the Ten Sleep/Hyattville area (also the fish hatchery, Roads 24/408 and the retired James T. Saban fire lookout) However, we just purchased a 2013 Rubicon Jeep and learning about it. We'll never go where you guys go, but we do have more options now.

[@geneandbobiallard9089]

@@wyomingjeepers I wasn't quite done when my lazy finger sent my reply. Oops. I wanted to say thank you, again, for your excellent photography, use of the drone, and expertly edited videos. Your videos are never interrupted by commercials, either. That is noticed and appreciated. We are solid followers from Billings, Montana.

[@wyomingjeepers]

@@geneandbobiallard9089 There are a lot of areas that you can explore with a pickup.. Good for you! The valley you speak of south of the Morrison switchbacks is currently Melissa's favorite valley as in the spring, the flowers are wonderful. Congratulations on your Rubicon Jeep, it should get you a few more places that the truck. The Rubicon has sway bar disconnect and lockers which is really nice even if you don't go on the really hard trails. We will probably do a fan trip next year on the Pryors which your jeep would be perfect for and the trail is not hard at all. We are glad you are getting something out of the photography, drone shots and edited videos. The commercial thing is very important to us. We want uninterrupted videos. We have not added any commercials but KZbin has added them to the front, which we don't like at all. We have even noticed them added to the middle on some shows which we are not happy with. When we reach 1000 subscribers, we can choose to only have commercials in the front and end and not have any during any of the shows so we are looking forward to that so at least the show is uninterrupted. We are glad that you have had commercial free shows so far... Others have not been quite so lucky! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Your comments made me smile. Our goal is to show the back roads for those who don't what is out there or cannot get there. We enjoy adding humor whenever we can, but we don't force it. I keep my camera rolling a lot to catch whatever Elaine might do next. Hahaha - Thank you for watching our show. We spent the summer filming and will put out more videos this winter. I hope to meet you on our next fan trip. 🙂

[@bigviper64]

I’ve watched MANY of Myron Cooper’s videos, his knowledge is amazing and he is an Excellent Instructor!

[@wyomingjeepers]

Glad you enjoy Myron's videos!

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

@MyronCook has taught us all many things over the years. I'm glad you enjoy his show. Thanks for watching ours, too, and for leaving a comment.

[@leonkriner3744]

Love everything about this episode. You guys are funny and spirited explorers! Keep it going :)

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Wow! Thank you! We can't help the funny part, it's innate. You don't see it so much on camera but Elgin is just about as funny as Elaine and Dan has quite a sense of humor too. Maybe one day, I'll catch them when they aren't looking! Haha - Thanks for watching! We appreciate the comment.

[@wyomingjeepers]

We love the Hoodoos and it was a very fun trip. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comments and for watching. :-)

[@mickanonim3860]

What a treat to watch, thank you yet again for an amazing content.

[@wyomingjeepers]

You are welcome! Thanks a bunch for watching!

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Awe, thank you so much for your kind comments. We appreciate your watching our show.

[@gregjones2217]

Excellent

[@wyomingjeepers]

Thank you so much 😀

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Thank you!!! We appreciate your kind words and having you tune into our show.

[@EvolutionWendy]

Thanks guys, I love to be out there in the outdoors open wild land, I can just smell that fresh air and a bit of rain smell, I love your channel

[@wyomingjeepers]

Glad you love the channel and enjoy the videos! As you can tell, we also love the outdoors. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

We are so pleased you enjoy our show. We put it out there for others to enjoy the great outdoors with us. Thanks for watching!

[@touchnova]

Always a treat, thanks WY crew!

[@wyomingjeepers]

Glad you like the videos... Thanks!

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

You made me smile! I appreciate that you find our show a treat. You are the reason we spend the time recording and editing to put out our crazy adventures. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@janetmitchell1053]

Another great video & such an interesting place!

[@wyomingjeepers]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Thank you! It is a unique place to see for sure. It is one of our favorite and regular spots.😀

[@bigviper64]

Myron COOK!…My error…he’s terrific…

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Yes, @MyronCook is the geologist show and he is my brother-in-law. Elgin filmed some of his drone footage in his first shows.

[@kenwattler2203]

❤love it

[@wyomingjeepers]

Thanks! Appreciate the comment. :-)

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Thanks for watching, Ken. We appreciate the comment. 🥰

[@elaineflores6947]

Thanks Ken

[@MdImranHossen-ch4un]

Nice

[@wyomingjeepers]

Thanks!

[@melissacook]

We appreciate you watching and commenting. Thanks!

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Thanks. 🙂

[@krashnpa]

You guys seem to have a lot of Funions, I mean fun, on this trip 😆. Awesome landscape, thanks for sharing it.

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

We DO have a lot of fun on our outings. I enjoy recording our adventures for others and ourselves to watch later. Love your sense of humor, and I"m glad you like ours too! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@krashnpa]

@@AuthorMelissaCook thank you! You guy always make us laugh! 😃

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

@@krashnpa I’m so glad! That’s one of the goals of the show. 😀

[@wyomingjeepers]

Like the play on words! Thanks for watching. :-)

[@bigviper64]

After watching the “Broken Leaf” video, I’m a believer in that a JEEP Can go ANYWHERE!

[@wyomingjeepers]

They seem to go a lot of places you wouldn't dream of! We plan on doing another similar one to this next summer. :-)

[@bigviper64]

@@wyomingjeepers Maybe its too late now, but I watched another Off-Road video where a guy was comparing the Eaton, ARB Air and the TJM PRo Lockers. He was in Australia and he showed the differences of all of them. It appears that the best one would be the TJM Pro Locker as it doesn’t depend on the Air…just a thought. I don’t even know wha t a “LOCKER” is. :o)

[@wyomingjeepers]

@@bigviper64 Thanks! Lockers lock the axle so that both tires on the same axle are forced to spin. Typically, only the tire with the least resistance spins. Wrangler Rubicons do have factory installed lockers that are electronic. So, we do have lockers. Thanks anyway!

[@bigviper64]

@@wyomingjeepers I am impressed by your reply. Today we don’t see too many people take the time to do that. These Jeeps are truly amazing. We have so many of them here in the San Antonio area of Texas and tho I have always liked them. I had NO IDEA who good they are on the off road. Not only do I appreciate your excellent videos (the Drone images are awesome) I also get to relax as I watch you go through the beautiful countrysides..it shows that America IS a Beautiful Country.

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Haha - Well, at least our guys think so. LOL - Thanks for watching!

[@roberthallam6824]

Hey another great video ! We are going up there next spring, ( brother, sister adventure team, 2 Jeeps). We just decided after watching this. It’s not that far for us. Just had a bus trip canceled to Laramie tomorrow due to weather, so I’ll catch up on what I’ve missed ! Keep up the good work !

[@wyomingjeepers]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Yes, there are a lot of places to go jeeping around here and many trails of various levels. Sounds like a lot of fun with a brother sister trip. Weather has been bad up here too... Many wrecks on I90 up in MT. We were there today.

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

The badlands are a fun place to explore, even in the winter. Thank you for the kudos. We appreciate your watching and commenting on the show!

[@gregjones2217]

15 mile?

[@wyomingjeepers]

Yep... That neck of the woods... :-)

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Love those badlands! Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@randycook4164]

I don’t think those are the hoodoos that John Fogerty sang about in Born On The Bayou!

[@wyomingjeepers]

I doubt it. But these are just as magical! Pretty cool huh?

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

Hoodoos can be voodoo magic, but they are also these geological formations. We love our local hoodoos. Thanks for commenting and watching.

[@randycook4164]

Yep

[@CplSkiUSMC]

Looks like Tatman. Obviously Elaine was one of those girls who drew on herself with markers when she was a child and never got past the impulse 😉I hope she doesn't put her makeup on that way 😯 Great stuff!

[@wyomingjeepers]

Yep... Tatman area. Elaine is a fun one to be around that is for sure! Glad you liked the video. Thanks for commenting!

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

"was one of those girls who drew on herself?" She still does! Hahaha. Tatman would be correct in the beginning of the show. Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment. We appreciate it.

[@CplSkiUSMC]

@@AuthorMelissaCook Obviously it keeps her young, there must be something to it. Maybe that stuff is a beauty treatment left there by the dinosaurs for Elaine to find in the distant future... or maybe it's decomposed horse poop. 😵

[@AuthorMelissaCook]

@@CplSkiUSMC That’s what I said but she denied it could be horse poop! Haha