Ty Forgot The Door To His Airplane - Idaho Backcountry Mission

[@mannyrivera6990]

Why you dont have a million viewers already is beyond me. The video quality, filming skills, flying skills, and content are just immersive !!!

[@TheJacob5717]

Makes me want to drop everything and move out west!

[@americanredneck357]

Probably because to the general public, aviation is something they only care enough to scroll through shorts for. For the rest of us, we'd watch a 2 hour video if he made one.

[@Captndarty]

@@TheJacob5717 that’s a double edge, sword problem. KZbin and GoPro has shown everybody where to go….

[@menatplaywithballoons7005]

Should edit out the f word at least to keep it kid friendly I’m afraid to view any more content with audio on due to recent language Sad

[@Brian-uz2ku]

⁠@@menatplaywithballoons7005 Did you happen to realize this is the only negative comment of any kind. Should be informative as well as self reflection. It's ok to grow up and it's for sure ok to hear words you may not choose to say with out letting them effect you in anyway. There is no place you can go in public with out being exposed words you choose not to use it is. Rey easy to train yourself to just ignore them so they don't even register rather then choosing to get triggered by something so insignificant that can only effect you if you let it. Again only negative comment I saw should really be an eye opener and self awareness. Sadly I am sure it likely will go a totally different direction that is more inline with the original negative comment. One can hope so worth a try at least. Wishing only the best always !!!

[@chadbobby]

That landing by TY though........... SO DOPE!!!

[@hookmaster1109]

Trent you need to make a full length feature film of this Idaho back country flying, your cinematic skills and access to the pilot base you have would make for an epic movie. Commit and show us all what you can do.

[@Aftermath1738]

If anyone wants to recreate this on MSFS2020, it’s super worth it. I probably fly through all these strips once a week on the sim. Lower loon is awesome, vines, McKay bar, Johnson creek and many more. All are pretty challenging even for a sim!

[@TowbarFilms]

This 🔥

[@davegeorge4757]

I just bought the FreedomFox pack today and flew around the Idaho backcountry all day. First strip I found was Lower Loon. So much fun.

[@jeanyonsei2318]

Been there in FS2020. One of the best experiences in flight sim. I wonder what it looks like in VR.

[@scottbeyer101]

Ty's circuit landing at 22:30 looked like a ton of fun. An amazing video altogether Trent. One of your best.

[@stevegyro1]

Trying to understand how TY accomplished side-slip on his landing? Are those ‘flap-erons’? Can you roll wings with those? Agree … Great Skills here!

[@scottbeyer101]

@@stevegyro1 I've watched this section several times now. I practise PO180 to land as often as possible, so forward slipping is something I get special joy out of. But I've never done them without 40 degree flaps (PA-28). Ty's wing looks pretty clean on the round out. What gives?

[@stevegyro1]

@@scottbeyer101 dunno for certain. Notice the larger gap between trailing edge each wing, and lead edge of each flap, on these ‘Kit Fox’ experimentals. I’ve notice this design on other LSA or experimental A/C. May act like ‘VG’s’, keeping more smooth air over flap surface +. This would make more effective at lower speeds, imho. Think his ‘side slip’ in video was for the ‘camera’ for dramatic affect. Side slipping is to adjust for crosswinds, as you know. There did not appear to be any crosswinds from viewing his flare and roll-out. Btw, what is your altitude loss in a PO180 in your PA28? My maule (MXT-7) averages 850-900 ft loss.

[@scottbeyer101]

@@stevegyro1 We side-slip (crab) for Xwind. The forward slip is for dropping like a rock but WITHOUT a commensurate airspeed gain. Couple weeks ago (when we had all the smoke here) the pattern was empty and tower gave me repeated "short approach" clearance. Abeam the numbers, idle power at 1000AGL and pull up for best glide. Then nose down for base turn for a 1/8 to 1/4 mile final. Once runway is assured, full flaps, bank hard with nose WAY down base to final. Once roughly aligned (and WAY to high) aileron into the x-wind, full opposite rudder, and a hearty nose down attitude. This way, you can peg the VSI (2000ft/min) and only be doing 80kts. The entire side fuselage and vertical stab act like a speed brake. Maules look like awesome planes. Which model you got?

[@stevegyro1]

@@scottbeyer101 nose-dragger. Basic MXT-7-180. (180.HP+ CS prop). Economy cruise 104. Kts. IFR certified, APilot. 2008, TTSN= 970. Hrs. I owned since new ;-) She ‘Forward Slips’ like a dream. But dunno if I hit -2000 FPM decent?! Your ‘ride’? Love their company (people) in Moultrie, GA!

[@tubemaxie]

Can't get any better than this. Thank you Trent for the insane level of immersion you allow making these videos. It feels almost like sitting on your wings...

[@jimcripps3612]

30's? Your just a Spring chicken man. I am knocking on 82 and still get a zest out of life. The odd bad patch only makes you more grateful for the good times. Regards, Jim the Brit in NI UK

[@CrryMan]

As an Idahoan and getting on in years, I'm so happy to see this kind of content. There is no way I can hike into these areas now, so seeing it from your (and your plane's) perspective is wonderful. Truly good for the soul!

[@Gmar69]

Good to see another Idahoan on watching this channel. Hello from Iona!!

[@Pedenzo]

Another spudhead here, I got to see Trent and crew on final at the Oregrande runway on the Crooked River....100ft over our campsite. Wish I had jumped in the Rhino and gone down to meet him, very cool.....

[@ARMEDREVOLUTION101]

Add another Idahoan to the mix, working on finishing my license, Trent Palmer has been quite the inspiration to quit dragging my feet and finish my PPL. Zachary Neu - Spirit Lake, Idaho

[@renzosay]

I like how useful your horn is when you arrived. HAHAHA best airplane accessory! No sarcasm!

[@barrygrant2907]

I had tennis elbow back in '93 so bad I couldn't pick up a saltshaker. The usual remedies didn't help, so as it was explained to me, the Doctor went in and scrapped the "crystals" off the afflicted tendons. I slept through it, did some PT for a couple of weeks, but it hasn't been an issue since.

[@enopto]

Trent, you knocked it out of the park with this one! Good to see you boys living your best life. Stay safe, cant wait for the next back country adventure.

[@tby4242]

I just passed my private pilot check ride and this kind of flying is my dream. Thank you for the inspirational video Trent!

[@GlensHangar]

2:30 That forest fire smoke is no joke! I was flying in mid-Northern Ontario last week and the wind changed... the smoke got thick and vis went down to zero. I had to divert and spent 3 days on the ground unable to get out.

[@garycummings1706]

Thanks for taking us along Trent! Always wanted to fly more of those back country strips.

[@medajim9092]

Good to see the old intro again. even after all this time, its amazing!

[@evanlewis5347]

Beautiful country. My step-grandpa was one of the Idaho backcountry OG's. My Grandma had lots of stories of her time in the Idaho Backcountry.

[@evanlewis5347]

It was also cool to see current day video of places that I heard about growing up.

[@chrisatty]

Trent and his gang, enjoying some quality time, with the boys, leaving the ladies behind, nothing personal, sometimes, boys need As boys night out.. Looks like great fun.. I am a retired airline pilot, 26500 hours, but honestly the best time flying in my life was , bush flying single crew in Africa/Tanzania, at 19 years old flying 1000 hours a year to get my hours up to join the Airlines. Cessna182/206 Aztec,Comanche., Navaho.Trent Really enjoy your video content. Thanks, and keep them coming. Chris Retired, Thailand, GMT +7

[@Samyfox69]

Thank you so much for all that magic!✨God Bless You Trent 🤍Peace✌

[@doctorartphd6463]

Most enjoyable. Beautiful country in Idaho. Love the Frank Church Wilderness area. I am up toward Sandpoint. Thanks for sharing your travels. I am close to 70 yrs. Wish I had gotten my pilots license when I was younger. Ya'll take care. Safe travels, men.

[@skyepilotte11]

Beautiful country, great flying...thx

[@davidrobins4025]

I simply love the kind of flying you can do in the back country of Idaho. So nice to have friends you can fly with. Thanks for bringing us along

[@MrMrduke1975]

Your video editing is second to none! Always blown away!

[@JoseRivera-lt2cc]

Thanks for sharing your adventure.

[@danielruff4632]

Your videos are so top notch, Trent! The cinematography, music, and flow are so professional. Most importantly, they are so enticing and entertaining. I love what you do!!

[@dh-flies]

The best thing about this episode? NO MUSIC.

[@SaltyStripper]

Always love these ID backcountry summer posts! When I watched the first one and you had a fly rod, I thought, I should help Trent out w/ some fly fishing tips, etc. little did I know that you would get the bug! If your ever out in Seattle, I’ll be more than happy to take you out on the sound to chase sea run cutthroat or salmon in the salt. Nothing better than on a fly rod! Cheers!!!

[@Breenild]

That was such a beautiful video! Thanks very much for that! 😍

[@kaseysulheim4616]

So rad! Somehow you’re videos keep getting better🤙🏽

[@ethanm4102]

The flying in this video was incredible. The formation landing and Ty's excellent approach are so fun to watch. The Idaho backcountry made for some beautiful footage, and I love the cinematic quality, and thanks for always great content.

[@alex_c_fpv]

Thank you for Sharing this crazy footage!!

[@wavesummit]

Love the colour grading you did on this one, and the story telling is great.

[@budowens6478]

Wow, thanks for all the work you do, nicely done.

[@Jeddix]

This is definetely one of your best videos, if not THE best. Keep up the work.

[@bbcesnik]

Thanks so much for this as my flying years are behind me now. It was great to enjoy the right seat with you!

[@mikercflyer7383]

Great video Trent, it is only through your videos that I got to know Idaho’s backcountry, and I only live 2 hours from McCall. Safe travels

[@adnev47]

Every time I watch one of your videos I get so jealous. Not so much the flying, but of course the flying. It’s the scenery!!! America is just so beautiful. You are so lucky to have so much stunning wilderness to enjoy. Please keep sharing those views. 👋 from 🇬🇧

[@JeremySpeer]

Great stuff. Seems you're on the radio a bit more in this vid than in previous ones, setting a good example; I dig it.

[@markbenningfield2997]

One of the best videos you’ve ever done. Excellent! Thanks for sharing with us.

[@Woodduck1]

Awesome footage Trent! Thanks for posting!

[@mcitservices5234]

Thank you for sharing. Amazing and breathtaking.

[@FreedomFlight1]

Thanks for taking us with you on this journey. Always enjoy the great footage and narrative!

[@f2air]

Awesome video Trent, fantastic production. Great to see Ty and Cade too.

[@1976PEZZA]

Inspirational, as always. Loved it. ❤

[@caseyarends3513]

Amazing! Thank you for sharing your passion and talent!

[@larrynelson6292]

I must thank you for me living vicariously through your videos. I always wanted to be a pilot but at 79 kts hard to remember right from left so all the ATC jargon i could never remember so thats why i fly along with you the Flying Cowboys the Patys ecf. GOOD SAFE FLIGHTS FLIGHTS TO YOU ALL ALWAYS

[@enpassant7358]

Cleetus McFarland is in Idaho this week. You should see if you can't find his Mountain Dew boat in some of those rivers you are flying over.

[@lumpysnake]

Dude these 2 would become instant buddies.

[@robertmailer4978]

Incredible footage, your very lucky to fly in such a country, the peace and quite of flying never leaves me, stay safe

[@berniebrown9115]

Trent you are living the dream! Thanks for bringing me along. Just the most beautiful scenery I have seen

[@johnmay2786]

What a totally absorbing episode. That scenery is truly awesome, how blessed you are to have access to such wonderful places, thanks for sharing.

[@tomvaughan6618]

Always great videos Trent! Thanks for being such an inspiration and posting stuff like this. Shout out to your parents for raising a fine young man.

[@mathewleicht2079]

Awesome stuff Trent. Really fun to watch.👍

[@familytraditiontransportat7951]

I've really missed these videos, thank you so much Trent for taking us along. While I'd love to have my own plane and see these places first hand, physical limitations make that possibility pretty slim. I love getting to see the back country and natures beauty!

[@GrumpyForester]

I love these trips when you fly into the Idaho backcountry south of where I grew up. It is truly a beautiful area...

[@jeremykemp3782]

WOW, Tye, that tight pattern was just WOW. Awesome flying

[@deanmiles3505]

Hi Trent, That is just a beautiful trip that you shared. It would be very hard to leave though. I can't believe it's been two years since your last visit there. Time really flies the older you become... (61yo). You think thirties are rough, forty five plus will be a real treat LOL. Just try to enjoy the journey along the way. That poor dog...alcohol had to be involved. Take care, Be safe.

[@rcanter]

Stunning in all aspects. As others have said, this is one of my favourite videos you have produced. Inspiring too!

[@LilianaMeyers-q1j]

Your video editing is second to none! Always blown away!. Awesome video Trent, fantastic production. Great to see Ty and Cad

[@derekmiller6016]

Man you make some incredible videos!! Thanks for taking time to capture those experiences and share them with us!

[@jeffberreman6633]

Wow…cropduster pilots…Ty is amazing, you all are amazing pilots! Thank you

[@rickwiggins283]

Exciting flying & beautiful scenery. I've done a lot of solo hiking over in Montana. I got a good chuckle out of one part: "We're going to head out into the back-country today. I hear they have a nice coffee shop!" ;-)

[@billynaff3218]

I remember the last video of you flying around Idaho and i was so jealous. Now you have just done it again. Great flying great scenery great vid. Thanks.

[@GaryLaaks1]

We have a 3 to 4 hour stretch of road from Tsitsikamma to Mosselbay called the garden route (by road) that is absolutely stunning that I like to refer to as the garden of Eden in South Africa. From what I saw in this episode I think there there must be more than one Garden of Eden on this planet. Absolutely stunning visuals. That formation landing was epic. Take care of yourself Trent. Interesting is that most skin cancers are found on the right hand side of our faces and arms in South Africa oposite to you fellas as we drive on the right hand side of the car (left hand side of the road). Flying on the other hand is obviously international on the left for fixed wing. I always make it a point to wear a cap during the day on my bald head. My pops had to have cancer cut out and that did not look good at all. I hope to skip that. Kind regards.

[@EXROBOWIDOW]

I live in California, and so far my worst skin cancer bit (that need procedure and stitches and dressings) was on the left side of my face. I'm more conscious now of trying to use the sun visor in my car. Some of the newer cars actually have extensions on the sun visor for more coverage. And for the guys who wear baseball caps, their ears aren't protected.

[@lynn7463]

awesome video. men used to build rafts float to riggins take them apart, put in wagons go back to salmon then to the end of the road put them together again. so that’s how equipment got to the remote places. tough people.

[@its9429]

Wow, what beautiful country... thanks for bringing everyone along.

[@arnomaas6452]

One of Trent's best videos ever !

[@dh-flies]

How refreshing!!! No (I don't know what you call it) Gladiator/Lumberjack music. You may have lured me back in Trent. This was fun to watch. No distracting music I couldn't stand... 👍 Just planes and a story!! Loved this.

[@jimwolkins4586]

Love to see that beautiful country and the way you put it into a ausaum video . Thank you for sharing such great views.

[@robtebay1]

There's a big smile on my face as I say goodnight to the world after watching this. Thanks Trent.

[@barnsnoble7066]

Yo what

[@frankward67]

Trent thank you for showing me the landing places I will never be able to fly into with my Mooney. Idaho looks amazing, beautiful scenery.

[@marketamachalkova98]

Watching this video while working on my tennis elbow, doing some stretches for tight back, wondering why my ankle hurts lately for no reason, all this thinking, damn, is age catching up with me ... and you start talking about your stuff and health going down hill. Precious moment :DDD

[@fifty1fifty]

Ty's a madman! Love it! Watching your videos makes me want to learn to fly more and more.

[@WJSpies]

Fun to watch Ty crabbing in and straiten just before touching his wheels down, sweet, nice! I did dry-needling on my left calf muscle/connective tissue. It really works, amazing improvement after the first treatment. It's illegal in Cali but I found a PT at a VA Hospital who would do it for me (it's legal on federal land and property, so screw Cali laws). Your vids are the best Trent, haven't seen one in a while but seeing this one I remembered what was so good about them all along. 👍🏻

[@krissfemmpaws1029]

These are the places where you sit back, unwind and forget about the clock! Thanks for bringing us along for the ride Trent. Yes Trent you need to enjoy Alaska, I miss being up there for commercial fishing season.

[@edwardlefkow3442]

Thanks, thats the way I like to start the day.

[@jordangarrison7402]

Trent! Nampa native here and currently living in Lewiston… so needless to say this was an awesome video for me to watch! Tower Grille is always fire!!

[@cadude145]

Pure classic Palmer - just gorgeous 😀

[@johnfitzpatrick2469]

G,day Trent from Sydney Australia. The contrast of the planes colours over the shades of nature's green sets this episode apart. Great work. 🌏🇭🇲

[@rodneyskennedy3163]

Great to see you out doing what you do making good flying videos of new places.

[@markdixon215]

Some great back country flying Trent, thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend cheers

[@mdwestlund1]

Good to see you back in the air.

[@Gmar69]

Awesome flying guys, for fixed-wing, that is, but we're all a brotherhood in the pilot world.

[@JakeGordonFilms14]

The Idaho back country series is my favorite !! I live in Idaho near Nampa and go up to McCall often. It’s awesome seeing your adventures in the mountains man. Keep doing what you’re doing man 👌

[@arthurjones9580]

Awesome! What beautiful backcountry!!!!

[@jcjollant]

For those who want to track this on Skyvector or sim fly it on MSFS Reno/Stead - KRTS - RWY 26 Nampa Muni - KMAN McCall Muni - KMYL - RWY 34 Backcountry - 452201N1153050W - RWY 19 Cabin Creek - I08 Vines - 45132N11499W - RW27 Soldier Bar - 85U Lower Loon Creek - C53 Johnson Creek - 3U2 Backcountry - 452201N1153050W

[@johnorlovich7871]

Great video. Saw my plane at its tie down at KMAN when you departed for McCall. Flew into the backcountry this morning. Much better flying without the smoke!!!! Glad you enjoy it and keep making those kick ass video’s.

[@redleader]

Hey TP, thanks for the AG1 tip...now here's a tip from me. I used that tape (some call it Kinesology tape) for my shoulder and knee once. IT WAS FANTASTIC!! As long as you really try and NOT use the limbs too hard while healing, that tape will support the joints and you will heal up nicely. I applied mine sort of "tight" so I wouldn't have full range of movement during the healing process. Worked like a charm. I just watched a couple of YT videos and did it my self. Thanks for the awesome ID experience. You are a lucky dude and we appreciate you sharing.

[@josiatokirina1788]

Finally some great FLYING videos! The whole reason I subscribed a few years ago. Thank You for sharing your adventures.

[@tworah]

I hate to tell you this Trent but the decay only gets worse. Stay strong and try not to let it slow you down. Love the vids, your content and quality only gets better and better. Thank you!

[@camasprarie]

Love your channel. Wish I had your editing skills. Glad you enjoyed our little Mecca. We are fortunate to fly back there often as it’s about a 20 minute flight in. Your crew did it right in that you took the time to “stop and smell the roses” at the strips instead of simply bagging and taking off again. That’s what those strips were intended to be……access to an extremely special place. Well done. Here’s a “locals” tip that helps flying in the tight canyons: When broadcasting “in the blind”, it’s most useful to other canyon flyers if one simply says their aircraft, present position in relation to familiar landmarks, ALTITUDE, direction of flight. For example: KitfoxXxxx, over cabin creek at 6500, upstream for Big Creek. Short and sweet…….starting and ending with “ backcountry traffic” isn’t helpful…….except it does tell the locals that an out-of- towner is somewhere nearby😊😊. See you on your return flight.

[@travismartin936]

That was amazing to watch!! What a shame that the faa should even think of taking his license away

[@baloolamo1725]

Very nice. Ive been watching for a while. Great production value. Love the effort you put in to setup for shots. Im imagining you landing and racing to get a drone out to get shots as others are flying in. Add that in, making sure all the gopros on the plane have space, are on, are framed right... So much effort, but it shows.

[@eindhovenmarc]

I’ve seen a lot of your videos, Trent, but this is by far the best up until now… awesome work, really enjoyed every second of it !! Keep’em coming, please… regards, Marc, Netherlands

[@david.b4186]

A very worthwhile and marvelous trip, ecstatic views👍🏾❤️

[@ConnorDuffy.]

Thank you for all the well crafted content for so long. it only gets better. Workout out more, no need for anything complicated. Muscle ensures alignment and protection of joints and limbs.

[@bobcaminha]

This is so cool!❤🇧🇷 It's a dream! Stay safe and blue skies always.

[@justplanefred]

Dry needling is something I never planned on doing but I’m so glad as it works great! It may not feel the greatest in the moment but it helps a lot! That last approach almost looked like you were filming an RC plane or something along those lines.

[@L2FlyMN]

It looks like you've been quite pleased with your current engine/prop set up! ❤ Thanks for taking us to some cool places!

[@CS_247]

Ol' Tye sure can fly!! Wow!!

[@tomgillotti]

Could watch videos like this non-stop.

[@redisgonenowitsgray]

These video's you make Trent are always well worth watching, thanks.

[@BraapZ]

❤️🔥😎 THANK you for getting back to the Back Country Flying vids! 👍 Hands down the best!

[@AviatorGM]

Reminds me of when I went to an amusement park with a GF when I was a teen. I went on the roller coaster of death. Got off feeling nauseous. She asked "are you okay"? Me trying to be macho said "I'm good". Just to prove to her I was the man, We went on another dizzying ride. I fought so hard not to upchuck... Dry heaving for like 5 minutes over a trash can after the second ride. She laughed her ass off that I was crazy enough to keep pushing it. But That's how we pilot types roll... Always pushing beyond what a regular guy would. Good job man!