Using tracks without snow??

A track Jeep snow rescue with some backwoods exploring thrown in!
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[@tedfisk1211]

Ah yes, wanderlust. If you see an interesting road, take it, see where it goes. We do the same thing most everywhere. All you need, Casey, is Corinna and Riley and some snacks and go explore.

[@ronaldhull8057]

Ah yes, always believe in navigating the road less traveled. Never know what beautiful surprises await! 👍💯percent

[@johnmason2701]

"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by" Robert Frost said it best.

[@outlawbillionairez9780]

I would ride my dual sport motorcycle on those roads and trails all day long, and seldom come across another human. Even just a few miles outside of Bend.

[@judithfairchild8620]

Always a joy to see a Robert Frost quote. About one of the favorite things I enjoy.

[@bigchevy350boy]

Those Tracks are epic! & the 360° Camara is wicked cool! Thank you for all you do for everyone 💯

[@kenturpin584]

Now I see why they have trees on Oregon license plates Great video Casey

[@outlawbillionairez9780]

The "roads" he's on were made by industry cutting down trees. I guess there's a little irony there.

[@margreetanceaux3906]

Love your love for the woods, and solitude. Thanks for the ride.

[@bobbyt2657]

And that's why I see him as our tour guide !!!!

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

He's got a Crib-Midgit... How many Father's do you know that doesn't want some peace and quiet during the day? 😄😁😆😅😂🤣

[@kathyl5610]

Casey, it is so funny that you told the reason why we don’t see the stick when you are holding the camera out the window. I was literally getting ready to send a comment to ask how we don’t see the stick. Great minds think alike. I certainly enjoy your channel. You are very entertaining, and I usually learn something. I love your personality, tell it like it is. Take care, stay safe.

[@judithburke1539]

I was wondering about the same thing! Thank you Casey for clarifying the "How in the world does he get those shots without the stick or shadows of the stick showing" mystery.👍🤗👏

[@JohnHallgren]

@@judithburke1539 actually, in a number of cases with the right lighting and ground conditions, you can and will see the stick shadow because it’s in a different place from actual stick. The software can’t easily detect it. But the camera knows that the stick is connected to it directly so it can find and remove it. The shadow has been seen on multiple occasions, especially in bright sun on snow or dirt.

[@olliespackrt5763]

It's really good that you had the official hitch receiver a cleaning out tool.

[@ericstrickland2961]

Oregon looks gorgeous

[@Lewythefly]

At first I thought you had a drone locked on position to your Jeep super close. Then I realised it was a 360 camera with a magic trick

[@jacksmith7726]

That camera setup is great, allows a whole other world of shots drones couldn't do.

[@imafarmboy2]

The little rewards for yourself are what really makes a difference.

[@dixielambrecht7009]

Exploring is addictive ...and invigorating

[@frankwrogg2515]

Thank you, yes I enjoyed watching this very much with my morning coffee.

[@marty0715yt]

They edit the stick out just the same as lektrics work. --- MAGIC!

[@bigdog5217]

Regarding garbage in the woods. I always carry heavy duty contractor garbage bags that I buy at Home Depot that I put all the garbage in that I find in the forest. Then I take it back to town and find a dumpster somewhere and throw it away. Just a thought.

[@leonhart2452]

Exploring back roads like that is one reason I like motorcycles. A mid sized dual sport bike works very well. Being on the smaller side they get great fuel mileage so exploring is cheap.

[@kevbev1524]

Dude.... You way wicked rule, When everyone else is the drule, Thanks for your you 😊😅❤

[@jamesbigham9036]

Casey I really enjoyed the last part of going exploring it was a beautiful day and in my opinion a perfectly opportunity to explore I love the 360 camera shots of the track jeep

[@georgevindo]

Good job there. I'm the same way out in the bush. I want to explore every little road I see. Thanks for the video.

[@Kranky_Bloke]

I like where your head is, in the woods following trails JUST to see where they go. I used to do that on roads, it's a great way of finding your way around. Not so sure about the celebratory "Root Beer" I'm more of a Dr Pepper or Mountian Dew fella. 😁

[@dougbourdo2589]

Every time I see the tracks in use, I am amazed. The design of them for structural integrity & operation is impressive. And, I Need to get up there sometime.

[@joeeyman7503]

Love the exploration! Thanks for bringing us all along for the adventure! ❤️🙏😎🤙🛻💨

[@brucegarrett7232]

That toilet is for the bears. The old saying of bears pooping in the woods, now you know.😊

[@kenc1800]

Your 360 makes a camera person secondary! Nice work Casey! I enjoyed your mountain exploration

[@bripslag]

C'mon Casey, you know you're supposed to use the right tool for the job. That end wrench wasn't designed to scrape mud out of a receiver hitch. That's what screwdrivers were made for! (Preferably a Torx bit, since it has more grip in the mud.) 🤣

[@RjBrown-ks5tz]

That vehicle alway gets me to click on it. I really like seeing it work effortlessly in the snow.

[@51WCDodge]

Not only Tracks on the Jeep, but a back to the future warp effect that spins it around! Is there no limit to Casey's iginuiety? What about a tracked wrecker next season?

[@firehydrant315]

I think a big part of what makes the tracked jeep so effective is that it is just about the perfect weight.

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

Wrecker is too heavy for the Tracks (at least the ones made by the company Casey's tracks were made by), I think the vehicle limit is 2,000 Lbs. and that wrecker weighs 11,000 Lbs. Now, if another company DOES make track systems that can take that kind of weight...screw a Tracked Wrecker...I wanna see the ROLLBACK on Tracks... 😄😁😆😅😂🤣

[@firehydrant315]

@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan a quick google search shows Mattracks brand tracks are available up to 40,000 GVW (Casey has American Truck Tracks). My thought is that power to weight is what makes the Jeep useful in the way it is, the very large tracks and low gear ratio give the Jeep the ability to drive in deep loose or sloppy snow.

[@madisonsgrandy]

I love watching your videos.

[@thomasfletcher760]

Great , KZbin is not sending notifications again . That area smells of fresh air , quiet , stress reducing enjoyable couple of weeks.

[@richardthomas1743]

Hell yes! Lets explore! I think that I have a concussion from the fall as you was loading the Jeep onto the trailer. 😕.. A&W Root Beer and a few scoops of Vanilla Ice Cream makes for an awesome Root Beer Float! Thanks for taking us along Casey and of course thumbs UP! 👍💯

[@judithfairchild8620]

Thanks for sharing the woods with us.

[@mildredbrown516]

I WANNA DRIVE ,OMG YES !!! BRO

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

YES!!!! TERRIBLE ADDICTION!!!!

[@bearnay7348]

I love that you just like to explore out in the woods cause that’s what I do.

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

YES!!!!! TERRIBLE ADDICTION!

[@Plarndude]

Brrr 🥶!!! Love seeing you rescue/recover vehicles with your tracked jeep. Camera technology sure seems like magic these days.

[@rattles3044]

When I looked at the time on the video....... I knew you were gonna go explore ! It's why I would do ! 👀 🤔 👍🏻

[@anthonylee2099]

Easy peasy rescue! Your lucky have Love for the outdoors and being surrounded by it Casey🤙😎

[@tammyreeves168]

I grew up exploring in the woods. Loved it. I grew up in SC were there are also lots of woods. Stay safe and God Bless

[@tonyjessen8204]

It’s always fun to take a new road 👍👍

[@ThePaula8240]

Thanks for the look around in the woods. It’s been a long time since I’ve been in the woods of Minnesota and I miss it, but I’m old and unable to so keep up the great job kid.

[@RustyClam]

I am impressed with how you get your camera angles. Very clever.

[@rhondasweeney7271]

Beautiful country thank you for sharing it with us. Helping that woman out of a sticky situation was wonderful easy peasy for you

[@MikeJohnson-ld9rn]

Your take on Frost’s “The Road Not Taken”,struck a familiar and nostalgic note with me. My neighbor Chuck, and our three or sometimes four teen and preteen boys would’ve take my little Toyota pick up all over the dirt roads in the forest around our cabins in Munds Park Az. during the late eighties and early nineties. We would just wander around looking for forest roads that hadn’t ever been on.Getting stuck was never an issue because of the muscle we were carrying. Now our sons take our grandkids out and do the same thing. Occasionally, we grandpas get to go if we happen to be up there that same weekend, but never with the contingent like when we were all young and our kids were just teens. Everyone of course has different lives and schedules, but we still have our cabins, which are only one lot apart. That factor keeps us all linked together in spirit if not location. BTW I am 76.

[@harrietweber2520]

I just love that track jeep . . on a 9 foot pole camera . . especially with snow flying. Its truly a weird and wonderful animal😊

[@duanebuck193]

I was doing the same type of thing on my motorcycle last year, only staying on paved roads. I'd go for an afternoon ride and get to some small town I haven't been through before, see a road that looked interesting and go explore (after seeing that it actually went somewhere with my GPS). I had some really fun rides through some beautiful areas doing that and plan on continuing to do so this year because it was so much fun. Not going breakneck speeds - more just out for a casual ride on the bike and enjoy the scenery around me.

[@funnyfarm5555]

GPS can lead you astray; If it does, be sure to report the error to the keeper of the software. You might just save someone's life! retired rescue rig and firefighter.😀

[@waynecox5138]

Happy Saturday

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

YAY!!! YOU'RE 1ST!!!!

[@jamiwoods8678]

I have that same problem, wanting to explore every dirt road around.Your videos are awesome

[@default_user_id]

Love the dropped camera shot, looked great! Hope it didn't hurt the cam.

[@michaelcauser474]

Thank you for answering the question I have been meaning to ask for a long time regarding the vanishing camera stick.

[@barbarateeter1010]

So cool to be able to drive in all the different “stuff”✔️✔️👊🏻👊🏻✅✅✅💖

[@mrfixit011]

Look A Squirrel. And there he goes ! 🤣

[@cynthiablagg3690]

I also like the to play the "let's see where that road goes" game.

[@PNWSubaruAdventures]

I understand your need to explore all those curious trails!

[@mickeydevey834]

The 360 camera is PFM (pure flipp’n magic).

[@stuartroland9605]

Fantastic camping area .Take care and thank you for the great videos.👍👍✌✌

[@Kiki-Kauai]

Thank you Casey for the ride along. And thank you for the detour in the woods. More people should have an exploring spirit. I love camping. It brings me peace and centers me. So appreciate seeing places others go.🌺

[@waynewilliams839]

I like the sound of the crunchy snow when you step on it,thanks again for your work!😊

[@justnotg00d]

Thanks for answering my question without having to ask it, invisible stick. But, your arm is still there ! No, I am not asking you to cut it off. // Distractions. A friend of mine has these side quests like a dog that sees a squirrel and goes after it. So, when he deviates from a plan in the game he is playing, he says, "Squirrel!".

[@davidsimmons586]

Love your office!

[@oneeyedjack4727]

I've noticed on a few of your videos that the stick of the camera is invisible, but I could occasionally see the shadow of it when the sun's angle was right. I enjoy your videos of the area.

[@David_Quinn_Photography]

I live on the east coast and I love finding old trails in the woods that were once native trade routes or colonial routes I can get lost and be content following that trail.

[@timlittlejohn6192]

'Let's go explore'. Great decision.

[@garyjennyfrost9485]

Good Man! You made the right choice not going back onto the trailer!!! :)

[@paulrivers7248]

Someone finally explained how those cameras work 😂thank you Casey

[@CaseyLaDelle]

I’ve only explained about ten different times in videos now 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@paulrivers7248]

@@CaseyLaDelle well I caught this one so thanks but I've never ask anyone to explain them but I did always wonder..

[@donaldburg7532]

1 of your best videos ever! Thanks Casey

[@terryhayward7905]

Not just look at that, listen to the silence, heaven :)

[@Lambert_Life]

As soon as you pointed out the rd you wasn't familiar with I knew you'd be checking it out lol... as well as most of us would !

[@errolwong5044]

Nice! Thanks for the ride along.

[@paulrivers7248]

Those cameras are so dang neat freaks me out how they work but still neat 😂

[@tonyhutch1168]

Your a lucky guy with all that land to explore, we don't have much woodland to do so here in the UK.

[@rickwhitmire7933]

For a minute there, I thought that was turning into a OnX commercial. Do you want to know where that road goes… I too want to know where that road goes. 👍🤘💪🏁

[@barbarateeter1010]

Camera shots r just tooo cool💞💞💞✔️✔️✔️💕💕❤️❤️🖤🖤

[@shadowoxj8153]

Yep, I have the same compulsion to explore every random back road I come across also. Been doing it almost my whole life (since I was sixteen). Found all kinds of cool stuff and awesome locations doing that. And a surprising amount of old toilets too.

[@desmondriddler6780]

Could have used your tow truck today. My son's drive shafts came off on his C30 Volvo, we ended up cutting the shaft in half so we could tow it, had to use those tow rings with a straight bar, all went well, impressed with my little Honda Jazz (fit) 1600 ltr pulling such a bigger car, you did a nice job again,

[@stevenpike8237]

Someone spent $10 in gas when the dump would have only cost $5, SMH, not to mention, LITTERBUG

[@kennethlambert]

I love your different video shots.

[@angrydingus5256]

I've had that issue of "where does this road go" spent 2 days on forest roads once.. my suggestion, always bring more fuel lol

[@oldinuselesshancox5194]

Greetings from the other side of this gem That little lady did a better job of following with drive wheel than most . Imagine what explorer you and family could do with say ( a Ebike with wagon camper) just saying is all 🤙🖖

[@lonhoschar1943]

Nice video Casey!! You just can't beat the view. What a great "office" to work in. Thanks for the ride-a-long!!

[@bradley-eblesisor]

You gave me a smile when you turned instead of loading up. Thanks, kind sir! You're awesome! 👍👍

[@edwinschlee8374]

A nice quick recovery with a bit of exploring thrown in!

[@cc5477]

Casey, Hopefully you are Armed, when Going Out by yourself. Be Safe

[@mwaynem]

I'll probably get into the snow this next weekend. It will be on the western side of the cascades. So probably alot of snow higher up. Really like your channel. Thanks for sharing.

[@doelke9542]

I am with you Casey ... Lets Xplore

[@pepperjack26]

I enjoy the "lets turn right" option when on those back roads. When I have extra time I enjoy that same activity - usually get home much later than planned.

[@bobvogel9916]

It's cool they edit out the stick... but it will be WAY COOL when they also edit out the shadow. :-)

[@arnildflowers1444]

Your video is amazing.

[@milt7348]

I know what one of your future videos is about. I passed you on 395. What a brilliant idea. Stay safe.

[@mahbriggs]

Thanks for the information about the camera editing out the stick! I had wondered why I could often see the shadow of the stick but not the stick itself!

[@kennethpaladino4948]

I’ve been wondering how there is no stick in the pic! Thought it was Casey magic! Thanx 4 explaining!❤👍

[@rickwright7267]

good job man yes i love driving down country roads to it a lot of fun to 😃👍

[@duncancremin1708]

In Ireland we have woods, but over here there are gates blocking vehicular access. All exploration has to be done on foot, or bike. I’m pretty sure that’s designed to prevent people camping and leaving all their rubbish behind them, or even worse, leaving their burned out vehicles. Not sure why, but when that happens in Oregon it just leaves a mess for people like Casey to clean up. If it happens here, it burns the whole forest down. At certain times of year even a stray cigarette butt can cause a huge fire. Would love to know how some of the Oregon campsites didn’t do that, after seeing some of Casey’s cleanups. Those RV fires must have been huge!

[@dougdean3134]

Thanks for taking us along on the adventure. Always a good time with Casey, that is till he drops us all! ;)

[@judithburke1539]

Your office is so very wonderful! The side excursions are amazing too!

[@grantdavis5992]

Speaking of Excursions makes me wonder if those tracks could handle the weight of my Powerstroke Excursion? My Excursion probably weighs twice what that Grand Cherokee does.

[@RZRDunesandSnow]

@@grantdavis5992 Google Elk Lake Resort they have a full size tracked Chevy they do shuttles in the winter

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

No trails and no people!👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸

[@N_A_RLW]

Tracks would be prefect here Alamosa, CO 'The Mud Hole' Rain rain and ................. more rain !

[@davidfarmer1666]

The recovery went well and the young man seemed very appreciative. The conditions in the forest appear to be snow mush and mud. Your explanation of why we don't see the stick on the 360 pole is a big thank you. There was even once on this video where you were hanging out the window and we could see your arm but not the stick. You found a great place to come back to and camp. It is also amazing that there is cut and split fire wood there for you. Next I am sure you hauled out a toilet with the old pinch your butt seat cover. Saved you having to remember where the toilet was for a cleaning party later this year. Maybe that was there so people wouldn't be dumping in the forest Wonderful trip to the forest for recovery and clean up.

[@k1j2f30]

Young woman.

[@davesmith4807]

OMG as soon as you said about wanting to know where the track went i knew you were going to go check it out AND even in the middle of nowhere someone dumps their rubbish shame they cant get caught and named and shamed Love all your videos Casey more power to you.

[@kenadams2799]

Casey. You and I are so alike. I live in south west Oregon and I love exploring our back roads. I try to waypoint my travels but I sometimes forget because the new road is well, new and exiting. Keep ‘em coming.

[@javabeanz8549]

Yup, that is what happens this time of year in Central Oregon and the Oregon Outback. Going down this nice dirt forest road, come around a corner, and you can be faced with feet of snow that's still there because of drifts and/or shadows. It is definitely fun to explore out there, but be sure someone knows what area you are going to, incase you get stuck and have no phone service.

[@johnstark4723]

lol, Casey I'd do the same thing except I probably wouldn't have gone back to the truck until it it was 1 or 2 am 😂