Pacific Crest Trail 2022- Days 97-99 - Pee Hungry Deer & Blowdowns to Town!

[@dallasboren5476]

Thanks!

[@scotschuler9365]

Fantastic scenery. Just love seeing it. Wow. Really awesome trail hike.

[@gregzolob8992]

Corey is the unsung hero of your videos!!! So eloquent!

[@butchbinion1560]

Thanks best of luck. ✌🏻👊

[@leapheap6837]

Welcome to Oregon. My home state. Can’t wait to see you on the next video.

[@cfish64]

Thats so beautiful Rocket.... Great video.... You Guys are Monster Hikers

[@loringvogel]

If “it” means leaving yourself behind and enjoying the place you are in, I think you have felt it. Less struggle more joy is a big change in your posts. Thanks.

[@Mtnsunshine]

Almost done with CA! Yahoo! I hope Truman is doing OK now. He is such s sweet, sweet boy. 🥰

[@rosemarymcleod4074]

Absolutely breathtaking views today.

[@pattiamaya4671]

Pretty nail polish! Safe Travels

[@gaylewalker4239]

Great section. Hubby is just the silent type. The puppy has been with you guys fo6e a bit. How long has puppy been hiking? Oh no, no pancakes? Lol. Keep trekking. 😀

[@blueboats7530]

Truman the doggie has been hiking most of the PCT with his home humans since March -- Julia's timeline sync'd up with Truman a couple of weeks before Seiad Valley

[@paulg2132]

Great scenery on this stretch and I do not know how you knew you were still on the trail with all that overgrowth. C'mon Oregon!!!

[@pakleader4]

YYEEAAH for the two of you. 😅 hang in there

[@scottbailey5964]

Not surprising about deer seeking out salt in urine. My 1st wife and I camping on a canoe trip in Boundary Waters June 1967. The local deer HERD pawed and snorted in "pee heaven" for hours at our first campsite of 5 day trip. Poor sleep a result. Learned our lesson early- pee away from tent area if possible. Not sure if you had the time and equipment- ice axe &; crampons- to climb Mt. Shasta. Camped at Horse Camp 8,000 and climbed Shasta the next day(August 1978). The only other climber that day was a man thru-hiking the PCT. He left me behind before we got to Lake Helen @ 10,000'. Summit views were spectacular! Safe trails to CANADA!! SENT FROM home in S Central Alaska.

[@blueboats7530]

You two are no longer a Jolly duo here now, but I have to tell you yesterday there was a couple at Carson Pass both wearing the green version and they looked awesome

[@heartattackhiker3527]

Onward to Grider creek and the road

[@r.mitstimetohike]

Wooooow

[@turragorman59]

Love, love, love your tales from the trail. Beautiful video and you crack me up! Does Cory have a trail name??

[@Wolf6151]

Give Truman an ear rub and belly scratch from all of us, hope he feels better soon.

[@steveducell2158]

Deer do that for the salt. So yeah, you will probably have some midnight visitors

[@diabeticaaron3463]

Omg that was beautiful and that’s it? for Calicali’SaildyValley.

[@kellyjohnson3617]

Not sure why deer have such a pee fetish. They are so funny that way. I love that part of CA. I’m sorry you had so many blow downs. The trail maintenance people have def been behind cuz of Covid. Usually you will see cows up there. I think they usually keep the brush down. Seiad valley is a very hiker friendly town

[@laurabegin9736]

How do you get the music built into your videos ? You do it so well.

[@blueboats7530]

Wow, seeing even Lyla stumble getting over a blow-down . . . how sucky that has to be

[@search4723]

Guys do you hear this sound ? 🏄‍♀️🙃?

[@michaeledwards7967]

Erm....do ye think Truman was trying to tell you something about baloney???

[@blueboats7530]

At the very least he's sick of it, ha ha

[@2ddw]

So, what is 'IT' that you're supposed to be feeling after 1500 miles?

[@cameronvirrill4500]

I see that many PCT thru-hikers use closed-cell pads. Is this done WITH an inflatable pad or in place of one, and if the latter, are you folks 21st century Spartans? Just wondering.

[@blueboats7530]

Many just use the closed-cell only and some add the inflatable on top, it just depends on whether they want to carry the added weight of the inflatable too. Nobody wants to trust using an inflatable only, they fail so often. Spartans yes, I see a lot PCT thru-hikers and I am stunned at how many will do without comfort for the sake of weight. Couples like Julia and Correy can afford a little more weight because they can spread out other weight such as the tent and the stove.

[@kelliesharpe1067]

I think William wants to be your boyfriend 👇 😂 I’m sorry… it’s just so stupid to say that to a hiker making a hiking video while hiking with her boyfriend. Geez Anyhoo…loving your friends’ coast videos and I’m so looking forward to yours! Thanks for making me laugh with the burp. And that deer is a freak! Ew..but I reckon salt is salt💁

[@pattypatten1626]

Where can I purchase the shirt like Corey’s? TIA

[@blueboats7530]

Jolly Gear Apparel, this is the Triple Crown Button Down

[@wtr7]

Question - How did you get to the Oregon beach? Was that a side trip? Really like your jacket. You know tou are very attractive, inlooks & personality.

[@JD-ir5fj]

I've heard bad things about that Seiad Valley store.

[@jls935]

The owner was so nice to us and even offered our friends a free ride to the next town when they needed help!

[@JD-ir5fj]

Maybe it changed hands. I heard that they were paranoid of "hippie" shoplifters so they hang over your shoulder when shopping. I heard that the guy at the trailer park was charging 10 bucks to pitch a tent. I figure crash in the bushes like a hippie. 😂

[@JD-ir5fj]

In Jackson Hole, Wyoming in 72 I got stuck there in Spring when it was still cold outside. I was 19 with long hair. The rednecked townspeople wouldn't allow me to pay for a place to camp anywhere. I left town and got stuck on the roadside all day when a guy driving a big rig who had driven past me in the early morning returned from Jackson Hole on the flip flop in the evening and picked me up taking me out of the hell hole and into Idaho Falls. In 72 long hair was not cool in Wyoming. It was a good way to get into a bar fight.

[@JD-ir5fj]

@@jls935 this friend of mine is crazy hiker. He just did these three awesome lakes just off the PCT that most people pass right by because they think the whole place is fried to smithereens by fire like the rest of the PCT is on the ridge. You just drop off (and I mean drop big-time!) the PCT to get to these spectacular wonders. They are right there along the PCT but just out of sight. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fX2pdYWApsmWiZo