Jeep Overland Car Camping Adventure - Wild Horses and Wagon Roads in Central Oregon

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Jeep Overland Car Camping Adventure - Wild Horses and Wagon Roads in Central Oregon
Another great overland off road car camping adventure in some of the most remote Backcountry of Central Oregon exploring in my Jeep Wrangler Rubicon.
On this trip I wanted to see if I could locate a section of old historic wagon road, maybe find some signs of old homesteads,, and really just explore a new area. Along the way I encounter some wild horses, locate some interesting history, enjoy some great camp cooking, and enjoy exploring an area that very few people venture in to.
I hope you enjoy joining me for some off road exploring, rooftop tent camping, camp cooking, and exploring.
Hope you all enjoy!
Casey
Coyote Works
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[@sjntube]

Nothing brings me greater joy than living vicariously through your eyes. I only wish I could make the time to do it myself. Thank you Casey.

[@Ijusthopeitsquick]

Speaking as a native of a continent with almost no true wilderness, little to no off-road vehicular travel opportunities and zero handgun carry rights (Europe), I can only envy the paradise you have over there in the western states of the USA, and the freedoms that allow you to enjoy it to the full.

[@nanomaine]

Wow, those horses definitely had workhorse genetics - with their thick necks. Beautiful animals!

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Yeah those thick necks are a fairly common trait with them. Cheers!

[@royhurley7572]

I volunteer to come along ,just to eat the leftovers.

[@imhidingintheshop8889]

I have thought this about all of his meals, surely he has a worm..

[@loganholmberg2295]

I'd volunteer to go just because theres no camping ban in his state apparently.

[@edgarandreasyan521]

@@loganholmberg2295 I’m in California and haven’t experienced the ban either.. they can’t ban the public from public land

[@OregonMike]

I liked that you showed more of the area in this video.

[@markandkiminnewzealand2702]

Hey Boet Thanks for taking us along for another adventure Mark

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Hello Boet. For sure. Always enjoy having you along. Hope you all are safe and healthy across the world on your side ;-)

[@markandkiminnewzealand2702]

Coyote Works Hey Casey. All good here. We are sort of getting back to some state of normality. 3 days in a row of 0 new cases and 40 or so active cases with 2 of them in hospital . Jacinda Ardhern’s leadership has been outstanding You stay my friend M

[@Tim03xb9]

I don't subscribe to KZbin channels, but I subscribed to yours. Keep it up!!! My wife and I moved to central Oregon 10 yrs ago and love it. Been motorcycling the beautiful roads and now starting to trail our Jeep TJ. Learning so much from your informative videos. Thank you

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you my friend. Really means a lot that you subscribed. Glad you are gettin out in the back country around here and exploring. Maybe I’ll run into you guys out there some time!

[@sassyquatchmtb4337]

Any video with someone saying, "Critters" is more than worth watching.

[@mungabrown6543]

What is it with all these creepy posts asking content providers if they wanna be friends?? Are they passing out candy, too? Do they drive vans with clowns painted on the sides?? Keep up the posts, Casey! You’re one of the few quality content providers that hasn’t gone all commercial, & I really appreciate it!! And I love seeing areas of the state I call home that I haven’t seen before. Thanks!!... BTW, wanna be friends? Want some candy?? Hey, you oughta check out this clown I’ve got!!! .... HAHAHA!!!!

[@ArizonaKid]

Munga Brown that was funny 😄 but I’ve never seen a reply from before . But I wanted you to know I liked the comment you made 👍🏼

[@jethroniusbronlo1007]

Munga Brown I think they’re some kind of bot or something because I see their comments on every friggin video I watch.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Ha! Thank you my friend. Really appreciate hearing that! And thanks for all the support. Reallly enjoyed having you hanging around the channel. Let’s be friends!

[@mungabrown6543]

@@CoyoteWorks01 Haha! Gladly!

[@DeanFromTexas]

I always enjoy your videos. At the risk of having a "Hallmark Moment" here, I always make a cup of coffee first, then I get settled in my chair in front of my computer, and hit the play button. For the next half to three quarters of an hour, I'm in another world, with someone such as yourself, who I now consider my friend. (Odd huh?) And together, we explore, seek out the untold mysteries which lay ahead, all the while just enjoying the great company, the good food, the campfires and of course, all the great memories that go along with it. Thank you for the time and effort you put into these videos... they're priceless.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you my friend. I can’t tell you how happy that makes me to hear that. That’s exactly what kind of videos I want most of mine to be. I want to make videos that you want to sit down with your favorite beverage and join me for an adventure. I wan’t them to be videos that make people feel like they are there with me. In part because I feel like I have you all with me when I’m out there filming. Yeah my friend it goes both ways. I enjoy having you guys along keeping me company on my trips. As strange as it sounds with me being solo out there most of the time it rally does add a feeling of having my friends along with me. Cheers!

[@chanelbrowne8702]

Those horses were soo cool to see running around free like that, I've only ever seen owned horses and very rarely

[@bluenetmarketing]

Thanks Casey, beautiful video. It was good therapy for those of us stuck in the big city.

[@badgerpa9]

The boards by the tree would work as a blind for taking pictures or hunting. I have simple blinds like that just enough to sit on a bucket behind and get some nice pictures. new subscriber.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

That’s actually a pretty plausible idea. Maybe some kind of makeshift hunting blind. There was a pretty good game trail following that ridge line. Cheers!

[@jamesstein5952]

Glad to see you back outdoors. All the wildlife up there I think you’ve found a winner for future camp. Tks Again.

[@randywithofapt2660]

Enjoyed hanging out with you Casey. Thanks

[@JohnDoe-xm9ql]

Great looking stew Casey. Thank you for bringing us along. Safe travels. 👍

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed. Always a pleasure to bring you all along!

[@adampolselli597]

Casey, you are definitely one of my favorite creators on KZbin. Time and time again, the minutes go so quick watching your adventures. Thanks for the always fantastic content. Be well, my man!

[@madcratebuilder]

I learn something with every video, thanks.

[@1121gsm]

Very entertaining video. Isn't it amazing how old trash is history and we love to find it, but new trash is just trash that we don't like to see. Just proves that older is better. Thanks.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you. Yes I think about that a lot. About how most of what I find out there was just someone’s trash. Cheers!

[@OverlandCitrus]

Hi Casey glad to see you are safe hang in there buddy

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you my friend. You too!

[@Medictrent]

Another great adventure. I really enjoy your channel.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you! Really appreciate hearing that!

[@45auto]

This trip seemed to have more wildlife than usual. Those are my favorite trips.

[@rustyracer51]

I do enjoy your videos. My apologies that I don’t have as much time as I wish to watch all of them. Keep up the great work though. It doesn’t go unnoticed.

[@dbaileyanorchardistsdaught5041]

Wonderful VLOG! I enjoy all of your VLOGS but this one had great history, tasty cooking and challenging mystery. Those wild horses are quite the sight too! What a great trip for you! Thank you for taking us along! God Bless!

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for coming along with me!

[@happycamperinc.]

This men is ready

[@bruceforster3709]

Been wondering where you disappeared to. GREAT to see you again!

[@CoyoteWorks01]

It’s good to finally get another video done!

[@philipnorthcott8793]

I bet those old time wagons had one hell of a ride on them tracks,hard as nails.

[@KimberlyGreen]

1. Seems to me you could put your coffee bottle in a koozie, with a Hot Hands to impart a little warmth. 2. Another reason to have a ring of fire is to honor Johnny Cash.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Both solid points.... Definitely gong to have to try the hand warmer in a koozie trick...

[@CoyoteWorks01]

;-)

[@debradickinson4212]

Ring of fire! Ha ha funny. Hand warmer in koozie? Gonna test it out tomorrow. Great tip

[@damonhallsworth1948]

Get that butter in!

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Got to have the butter ;-)

[@adventurebythemile]

"Holy shit, there's wild horses right there" you made me smile with your excitement! " Steak on the hoof", lol

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Ha! For sure. I always love seeing them out there and it’s rare enough that it’s a nice surprise. Cheers!

[@breakandrun70]

I've Travelled all over the U.S., trucking from Halifax Nova Scotia, Canada To L.A. I really used to like cutting up thru Los Cruzes N.M. to Inst-40, very beautiful countryside. I really enjoy watching your vids as they do what I would have liked to have done, but was not possible out of an 18 wheeler. I'll just keep watching your vids and keep dreaming. You have a great summer exploring and I'll keep an eye for your next vid to enjoy. Barry M. Nova Scotia, Canada

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you my friend. Glad I can bring some enjoyment to your miles on the road. Hope you get a chance to get off the pavement someday and see a bit more of some of that beautiful country you drive through. Cheers my friend. Drive safe out there!

[@besimtitiz]

Great Video Casey. Take Care, Ben

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thanks Ben. You take care as well. Stay safe and healthy!

[@IrenesVanventures]

Wow, the wild horses was such a treat...🐎🐎🤗 I have seen wild horses drink water and splash in the Colorado River several times in AZ. Seeing wild horses is truly a beautiful sight to behold and I was so happy you got to see a herd. 😁 I had no idea OR had them so that was so cool to learn about that. What a fun adventure as always and what an amazing meal. 😉Thank you for taking us along. Happy travels, stay healthy & safe. 😁🐎🤗🚐👍

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thanks Irene. Yes we still have a few areas here in Oregon where there are some wild horses roaming. I always really enjoy seeing them. That’s neat that you get to see them pretty regularly. It’s always a fun adventure to me out there no matter what happens. But this was an especially satisfying trip. Cheers and safe travels to you out there!

[@woodenshoe788]

Dang, the necks on some of those horses were pretty thick. Looked like some strong animals.

[@guykulwanoski1629]

Awesome trip, Thank you for bringing us along.. Stay Safe and God Bless.

[@leojoseph6385]

Good little adventure, thanks for making the video. That is a great Bugout vehicle setup!

[@roykindrick4186]

I enjoy all of the videos you post!

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you. Appreciate that.

[@billharper237]

Casey, let me first of all say that I always enjoy watching your videos. You bring a unique perspective to the you tube world. That being said, I just finished watching your Bugout 1 & 2 videos. I can see that you are well prepared for most any survival situation. However, let me point out a few things for you in the spirit of constructive reality checks. In 1967-68, I was in Viet Nam. I was a member of an Army LRRP insertion/extraction team, operating almost exclusively behind enemy lines and almost always at night. As regards to open fires of any kind, we became very good at detecting wood smoke. We could detect the location of of a wood fire from up to three miles, no matter the direction of the prevailing wind. The night light you use is a dead give away. We were trained to spot a lit cigarette from a mile away. Did you know you can detect the smell of cooking odors from up yo two miles away? The point of all of this, Casey, is that no matter how good you think you are at concealment, there are people out there who are better trained at what they do. We learned right away that the secret to staying alive in the woods is stealth and movement. Never stay in one spot very long. God bless you and keep up the good work. Bill H.

[@tribulationsurvivalist7466]

Great adventure .. Nice seeing the horses and deer .. As far as the grumpy badger, they are commonly known as 20 to 30 lbs of pure whoop-ass !!

[@badmoon7549]

We would see wild horses up around Lookout when I lived there in the early 80's. I wont ask where those where, because people will flock there and whip the place out. I am going to have to make a trip back over that way soon for a week just to look around. It's been 30 years or so since I've been out on the Desert. I always Loved that Country. Take care and keep exploring.

[@johnmccaffery5186]

Glad to see you eating some real meals instead of the mountain house all the time. I just started watching the channel and like it. Copy the black chefs gloves for cooking!

[@hillbilly59apache59]

Thank you your amazing person for your filming

[@philmuheiny6032]

Man I love how that area looks. One day I'll come visit those old roads and trails. Great adventure thanks

[@roseapple8786]

Oh I', so glad for your video's. I miss seeing you. Thought you might be ill or was working too hard, or just out on the trail. Your video is awesome. Loved the horse, the gumbo you cooked look good. I saw two badger's crossing the road where I live and oh boy were they mad as hornets. The pond and the deer in the background was fantastic. I would go back just to camp there if I were you. Thought the line about the steak on the hoof was funny. Did a little chuckle.

[@SagebrushRebel]

Another great camping video. I would do some things differently like setting up camp before sunset. I really liked your analysis of campfires. You're right, they do have different functions. When I watch your videos it's like I've been on a camping trip, even though I never left the living room or loaded up the truck.I can almost smell the coffee and bacon. And the burning juniper logs. My camping is usually associated with mining and prospecting, see you someday.

[@Jabotank1]

I am really enjoying this video....from my desk!! I have been searching for a jeep to build so that I can do this. It is also wonderful to see you enjoy solitude. I have a ton of vacation and I am an outdoorsman. I even bought UTV's a few years ago, just never thought of over landing. I am truly inspired. Thank you for your video and views. Great video!

[@davidcolinstillman5585]

GORGEOUS SCENERY COLORS VIEWS VIDEO ! LITTLE TIDBITS KEEP YA GUESSING ! LOVE THE WILDLIFE TO . BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR JOURNEYS ! ENJOYED !

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed. Stay safe and healthy my friend!

[@taco472]

Great video Casey. Throwing chicken bones out in the dark for the creators, that reminds me of some 50 years ago, when I was about 21. A friend and I were on our first really big deer hunt in the mountains of Northern California. Our plan was to hike up on this mountain the night before opening day and let the other hunters push the deer to us in the morning. We had found kind of a sandy spot between some big rocks to spend the night. We built a small fire and were heating and eating chicken we brought with us and throwing the bones out into the dark when it dawned on these two San Diego boys, we're in '.bear country '. We spend the next 20-30 minutes with flashlights looking for chicken bones and burying them far from our camping spot. Lol Oh in the morning? Well we over slept and when we got up there was deer all around us , we spooked them and never got off a shot. By the end of the week we were hunting squirrels just to see what they tasted like. Yup, chicken.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Ha! That’s a great story my friend! Sounds about how some of my best laid plans ended up working out when i was young. Cheers!

[@lloydrage]

What a great adventure. Keep up the work bud. I’m really enjoying these.

[@fromflabtofourteener9596]

Things are still shut down here in Colorado, the National Forests are pretty much unavailable. It's nice to see that you're able to get out. And elk! Nice! Can't wait to take mt Jeep to 11k+ and do some camping.

[@ThatgirlinSeattle]

Because of your videos I’m in Burns tonight and will be going to the Alvord Desert and Steens mountains tomorrow. Went to Mahleur today, wow that place is beautiful.

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for taking us along.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Absolutely. And as always I look forward to seeing your comment show up. Hope you are staying safe and healthy. Cheers!

[@becp1108]

Another great video!

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you!

[@jasonperry2244]

I'm digging that pond you found, that looks like it would definitely a great spot to spend a night. When your looking for rocks and artifacts I'm sure you have come across your fair share of rattlesnakes. What do you in those situations? As for the bears and the lions what steps do you take to keep them out of your camp? Thanks for taking us along casey, dinner looked delicious. See you on the next one

[@georgebrill3072]

Another great video.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you!

[@danielromanoff1071]

Always learn something from you! Thank you for the great videos.

[@gerryhartung736]

When I go out spring 2021 I LL be looking for u shaped fire backs, and know Casey was there!!!!

[@409rommel]

Glad to see another video.... looked like a super trip. Love that area, parents lived in LaPine for 23 years so I was up there quite a bit. We have wild horses roaming our neighborhoods here in NV... More of a nuisance.... much better seeing them in the hills

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

I spend a lot of time in the LaPine area especially in October.

[@409rommel]

Prepperjon , Nice! That area is awesome

[@davidruppel1216]

I live outside Christmas Valley. Awesome area if you like sage sand dust freezing cold in the winter, and lots of wind year round. I love it!

[@larryjohnson4090]

I think that man-made fence piece is a part of a wagon's rail side. Like on the side of a pickup bed

[@CoyoteWorks01]

You could be right. It did look very much like that.

[@bensouthwell1339]

my first thoughts were a grave marker?, maybe someone buried under a tree

[@nix4644]

@@bensouthwell1339 Yep..."Here lies Coyote Works 1.0...1918 Spanish Flu bugout"

[@nosnerd1967]

Now that was a late dinner !

[@madl555]

Lots of wildlife in this one. What a lovely adventure. Thank you for sharing.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.

[@davem3362]

That fence sort of reminds me of the removable sides on a pickup truck. The sharpened stick... no clue. That was a big herd of deer. You ever make bean burritos when camping?

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

Nice group of mule deer you spotted there. I was curious about the small pond/watering hole you found. Did it have a source like a spring or did it seem to be simply where snow melt had accumulated? Such beautiful country all through there. I do a lot of exploring not far from you, just a bit to your west. We should meet up sometime I’d love to show you around my neck of the woods lol Cheers mate and happy trails

[@CoyoteWorks01]

There is a few small springs that feed it so my guess is it will have water in it all year. Yeah I would be happy to meet up. Always enjoy meeting like minded people and it’s a bonus if I get to learn a bit about some new areas. Cheers!

[@pisom4314]

thanks for taking us along for the ride!!! very beautiful country you have to explore out there...

[@CoyoteWorks01]

It’s my pleasure to take you all along! Cheers!

[@gb36901]

That was great man.... thanks!

[@shaneslone7077]

Looks like a awesome trip. Very cool getting to see those horses, and dinner looked great.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Always a good trip out there. But that was some icing on the cake for sure seeing those horses.

[@benjaminb1011]

Thanks for the amazing videos!!!

[@hillbilly59apache59]

Great cooking

[@SPU858]

Great trip as always Casey

[@TillieMuckMuck]

Casey, I really enjoyed your excursion to the woods this time. I liked all of it as you make it real, and it is. To spend the rest of your life exploring the world around you, well why not. Good job this time my friend.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thanks Keith. Glad you enjoyed it. I agree. A life that includes some exploring is a happy life. Cheers!

[@uscgalpha91]

Great video Casey. I went solo in the Ochos last year. I bought a Chevy AWD Astro van from a wrecking yard for $800. I geared it up at Goodwill and spent a great week exploring and shooting. i only saw 2 people . A magnificent adverture. i took a tablet with Gaia, a 2nd hand Coleman, my trusty Lodge skillet, coffee pot and ate regular simple meals. I stopped in your home town at Grocery Outlet and filled up a cardboard box with Potatoes, carrots, onions and apples. Wonderful peope at Prepper Up. I will be back in Sept 2020 . I did not know nightime could be so quiet.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

That’s awesome my friend. That’s all you need! It’s crazy how little you need to have a great time out there for sure. Thats about the same kit I used for years out there when I was younger. Cheers!

[@alangardner7027]

A lot of guys practice no trace camping and hate to see fire pits all over the place. Have you considered a solo stove or biolite or something? I do enjoy your videos and make me wish I could get out more often. Keep up the good work.

[@gerryhartung736]

I thought that out east....you are supposed to keep your shooting hand free.....oops, that's in the saloons, my mistake! Keep on filming partner!!!

[@billjones5924]

Thanks for showing the wild horses. Show more wildlife. Where are you?

[@dezertraider]

THANK YOU CASSEY,,FANTASTIC! I REALLY LIKE THESE EXPLORE VIDEOS..YES,YOU CANT SEE IT ALL BEFORE WE GO..I SPENT MUCH TIME IN UT,NV., ETC,AND MISS THE WEST AND THE CHANCE TO DO AS YOU DO AND I ONCE DID...IM BACK HERE IN THE EAST AND MOST LAND IS PRIVATE NOT GIVEN ONE A CHANCE TO EXPLORE,,STAY WELL

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you my friend. Yeah we are lucky out here in the west to have so much land to explore. Well I hope you at least get some enjoyment from my videos and hope you get a chance to get back out here for some more exploring some day. Cheers!

[@stantheman5163]

Thanks for the awesome adventure shared. I wish I lived closer to the east side of the state to explore that country on quick getaways like you do. Seeing what's over the hill or around the bend is my favorite past time as well. I would carry a mountain bike to do a lot of the exploring as it increases the area you can visit and is fun to boot. If you get to a difficult section, just lay it down and proceed on foot. You can use panniers to carry your field belt/gear while you ride. Helmet cams would work nicely as well.

[@TheMr3742]

Seems like such a down to earth and kind guy!

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you.

[@TheMr3742]

Coyote Works keep up the great content! I wish I could do something like this in the future.

[@nmelkhunter1]

Well done Casey. I really like how well you know the flora and fauna of the area, in addition to how well you read sign. The herd of muleys near the dirt tank was very cool! Take care and I’m looking forward to more great videos.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you my friend. Speaks highly of your skills that you even recognize some of those skills. Cheers my friend!

[@joecerda630]

Keep rocking it my man

[@edjrmorgan]

Awesome Casey!

[@bruddatre1608]

Killer trips wish I was there buddy

[@TheMrprez]

Good to see you out and about again. You should try some eggs over easy with those grits, mix it all right together. Rib sticking good.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

For sure. That sounds great! Making me hungry here. I like grits with eggs over medium on top, with a good dash of salt and black pepper and few drops of a good Louisiana hot sauce too.

[@dring219]

Casey , thanks for another adventure to/in Oregon . When you first got that new tent , I had replied to the video about using a hook to help with the tent , just remembered I was trying to describe a Pike Pole but it would have to not have sharp points on it . I was also wondering if you plan on adding a skid plate to the undercarriage of your Ruby , I noticed that when you drove over your camera towards the end of the video . Thanks again for another enjoyable video .

[@douglansburg4545]

I'm missing the west, I spend a lot of time in Wyoming hope to smell some sage by july,thank you

[@Gaddman100]

Ever thought about throwing a metal detector in the Jeep?

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Yes! I have one. I just need to start bringing it out with me more!

[@ArizonaKid]

Mustangs awesome . Good size group of them . We have bunch of them in Arizona also .

[@3smoke]

Philip Arizona Kid the terrain also looked like AZ too.

[@joe2925]

Another great video, thanks Casey!

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you!

[@milonetzler67]

I have been waiting for ur next vid to arrive and u delivered big! Great video. Really enjoyed this one.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you my friend. Glad you enjoyed!

[@bradmiller6507]

Can’t wait to see the pie irons make another appearance!

[@CoyoteWorks01]

They will soon! Been craving a few meals out of them!

[@scottcarder5329]

Great content as usual.

[@gregmiller9437]

Great little adventure and trek through the woods. It's always great to hear your thoughts and observations since you've obviously studied the area ahead of time. Love how it's not just a trip, it's a search and walk through some history.

[@timothyschadeberg9668]

Great adventure Casey!

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you!

[@michaelp1109]

Always love the videos and the meals. Thanks for sharing. Love your preparation.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed!

[@michaelp1109]

@@CoyoteWorks01 always a pleasure watching. Do you think you'll be at Expo West this year? Hoping to be able to meet you sometime. :)

[@Tristan_Judkins]

Awesome as Always!!

[@doctorartphd6463]

When Jeeping and 4 wheeling in the mountains, we usually stop around 5PM to set up camp. Do not like doing that in the dark, especially in a new place. Yep, 49" tent does not sound like much room, unless you're 4 feet tall ! Thanks for sharing this great video.

[@anywhereoverlander416]

What's up Casey?... awesome vid as always brother... currently my family & I are on the road trip of our lives, started at home in kent wa, made our way down through Idaho then utah to prescott az, stayed in sedona, stayed somewhere in utah, made our way into Colorado, camped, drove through lower Wyoming on our way to north Nevada, camped, now we're in vegas getting reorganized and cleaned... lol... gonna make our way up California and into Oregon on our way back home, was wondering if you can suggest a great place in your piece of Oregon desert... we will be camping at many more places on our way up & I'd really like my family to experience your neck of the woods... as always brother, really enjoy the vids, can't wait for the rally this year assuming the world is doing better by then... keep it up man...

[@jayjeep6178]

Glad to see the video up, at the moment living vicariously through you. Smiles

[@ronhanson7137]

Thanks for the video hope to see more of them

[@04JALD]

Again really great video Casey. Reminds me of my dad in middle of nowhere looking for gold but coming across old homesteads. Good memories. Thats why i will be heading up to you from California for a weekend after my rig is ready. Thank u again Casey. Be safe and take care.

[@CoyoteWorks01]

Thank you. Really glad you enjoyed it. Hope you have a great trip up here!

[@forgedinfire8137]

I am always looking forward to your adventures Casey. keep doing what you do. I live through your eyes. stay safe. cdn out.