Can’t beat a CW video with good food, exploration, and a little history along the way!

Probably one of my favorite videos. Where you cook your dinner and a morning breakfast of bacon eggs and potato’s. Solo trip.

You really show how beautiful Oregon is ...

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

It is amazing country. Truthfully I’m proud of the area where I live and I really enjoy showing it off. Almost as much as I enjoy exploring it ;-)

Thank you.

Very very nice

Zombie apocalypse! I love it!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

You never know ;-). Lol

Another great adventure started.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Enjoyed it bud, thanks

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend.

Have to be ready at all times. Even in the crapper. Awesome video.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure! Lol

CW, these videos are superb, it's almost as though we're there with you. Rather relaxing to be sure!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend. That’s awesome to hear. It’s a lot of work filming and putting together the videos of the trips so it’s great to hear how much some of you enjoy or appreciate them. Cheers!

I was going to ask what would one do if they were out in a far away and lonely place like there, and some people came along, (not to break bread 😕) but my question is answered. That's pretty country ! 👍

Looks like a great time, thanks for sharing!!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure. Thank you!

You picked the right vehicle for this, in a big Jeep guy, currently have a expedition built Toyota 4Runner , completely expedition ready but I miss my 4 door Rubicon's, 4:1 transfer case, electronic sway bar disconnect , front and rear electronic selectable locking differentials and lower axle gear ratio. I was in Moab a few weeks ago hitting some "difficult" rated 4x4 trails and am always amazed at what the Rubicon's will do in even "stock" form. My 4Runner was bunged up by a mechanic getting it ready for Moab so I had to rent a rubicon for the trip and I really miss my rubicon's! Even with 4.88 gears, TRD selectable rear locking diff, body armor , warn winch etc, it jsut doesn't compare to the rubicon. I'm actually looking at selling it and getting another Rubicon to build into an expedition rig, either that or doing a Dodge Ram power wagon which is a rubicon in truck format and doing a 4 season camper . Haven't decided but watching your videos and starting a divorce , I think it's time to get out in the wilderness and do some "healing". I love 4 wheeling , have my whole 40 year life and love camping if I can have se creature comforts like a toilet and decent bed and shelter so with all the options with rooftop tents, 4 season campers , expedition motor homes etc I really feel like it's what I need to do. Work during the week and camp weekends. I've been watching your videos for a few weeks now and just feels like that's what I need to be doing to get through this difficult transition. Thanks for posting them, they help people more than you'd think. I live 2 hours north or Moab, Utah , so a lot of potential. But seems like what I need to be doing. What state are you located in, seems like slot of your adventures are in similar lands to where I live. One more question, are you married? Is this a solo venture that your wife if ok with regularly or are you single and role with the wind? Just trying to imagine my life in the direction it's unfolding. Thanks again. 👍 be safe and carry on!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Hello my friend. Yes the Rubicon has been an absolutely fantastic vehicle for my adventures. I just got back from another trip that was a brutal 150 miles off road on some rough trails. A lot of it was at under 5 miles an hour. One day we spent 5 hours going about 12 miles. I”m fairly newly single/divorced as well. And for sure I’m going out more than ever. I’m doing exactly what you mentioned. Working during the week and heading out camping and adventuring on the weekends and it’s exactly what I need to be doing during all this. My wife was pretty good about me going on my adventures but she was never interested in participating. I think over time it became one of the things that made us feel like we probably weren’t the best fit for each-other. Cheers my friend. Hope you get start getting out there more!

@lingenfelterzeeohhsix8154

6 жыл бұрын

Coyote Works thankyou for the reply, I'm a fan for sure. Agreed and excited to get it there, been a long time but think it's where my head and heart needs to breath for a bit. You ought to come out utah way and do some exploring in Moab, amazing Jeep trails and endless amounts of exploring and trails to your hearts content. 👍 love your videos and when things get to busy and cluttered with messy garbage thoughts I love to turn your videos on and jsut relax like I'm out there too away from the chaos. Thanks and be safe! Look forward to more . 👍 thanks also for the tips, I'll be starting from scratch when I start again and haven't done overlanding even tho I have a vehicle so appreciate all the insites and tips!

I appreciate your stone placement to the side of the road, just as the pioneers there did. Your choice of crab salad, potato salad, and cheese sausage made my mouth water. I've found that sweet potatoes (not yams), placed in foil, into the coals yields not only tasty fiber and carbohydrates, but a wonderful dessert! . Thank you for the grand ride-along.

👍 thanks again ! If I ever got out there, I’d never come back... js

@CoyoteWorks01

5 жыл бұрын

For sure my friend. It's always hard for me to talk myself in to coming back to town after a trip!

You literally are one of the best advertisements Jeep has going and they don't even realize it!!!

Good times!

You are a field expedient tool (rock) and outdoor cooking savant! It is remarkable that you are still skinny. I was going to ask if you ever encounter any Pronghorn Antelope and suddenly there was one on the screen. Great entertainment and good tips on the all metal cookware and your rationale on the fire pit. Thank you.

Great content. Next time you are near Summer Lake on one of your scouts let me know and I will buy lunch.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I would love that. I do go down that way a couple times of year. There is a desert trail I take the heads south from Christmas Valley that comes out near Summer Lake. I love that country down there.

You need a toyota for overland, anyways nice jeep!

Rocks in or on the sides of roads in warzones are sights for trigger men using ieds.

Coyote , you have had a huge influence on me ..... I sold my grand Cherokee and bought a rubicon . Before the Cherokee I actually had an xterra . And am now shopping for a roof top tent . I thought I had watched everyone of your videos . But how did I miss the light giveaway ?????? That thing is amazing ! Love the videos , please keep it up ! Would love to see a hunting catch clean and cook series !

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome my friend! Glad to hear I had some small part in inspiring you! I love my Rubicon. The Xterra was a solid rig but the Rubicon is on a whole new level. Yeah I can do a hunting/catch/clean/cook/eat video. Would be perfect for this fall when the bird seasons open up. Or on my next trip to Africa ;-)

Thanks for the great video...

Great video. all that food really makes me hungry. Thanks for sharing! should try a little wind sock on the camera mic. :D

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend. Yes sorry about the wind noise. I just got a new wind sock and external mic so hopefully the sound should be a bit better on my videos going forward. Well at least there should be a little less wind noise... Cheers!

Great vid with the old buildings rock buildings. Did you ever consider try8ing to improve some of the old building roof each time you go checking it out and then camp on the ground inside the old house.

OMG! Another Master Woodsman who has discovered the versatility and utility of the Zip-Loc bag! I salute you, sir!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! Bushcraft at it’s finest. Making do with what the environment provides. Fortunately for me the supermarket is part of my environment ;-). Lol

Nice tip on the fire setup, a very handy grill and the meatloaf sandwich sounds yummy. Another nice trip. Thanks for taking us along! Just wish the ads were at the beginning or end. So aggravating when they interrupt the narrative and the mood with inane jingles. I'm sure that is YT's doing but I thought I'd let you know.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you letting me know. I think there is some level of control I have over where the ads are placed. I know they can be annoying and I try to keep them to a minimum but the little revenue that I get off them does help pay for some of the expenses for the trips. And every little bit helps! Thanks for your patience with them. I sincerely appreciate it. Cheers!

It would be great if you put links and stuff in the description box. Especially lists of your gear and links to wear it can be purchased. Cheers mate and happy trails

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I’ll see what I can do! I”ve been thinking about setting up some Amazon Affiliate links to some of gear I use. Would be a nice way to make a few extra pennies towards my gas money ;-)

The threat of zombies has brought so much joy and adventure, I hope that if they ever do come I remember to thank one or two before blowing them to Glory Land. Great video as always, I could watch these all day.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! Agreed 100%. We will owe them a big thanks if they ever do come!

I really enjoy these overland camping videos. Keep up the good work.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Glad to hear you enjoy them!

I thoroughly enjoy your adventures. Thanks for sharing.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great job as usual Sir. You are definitely making a lot of us guys jealous. The way you video and talk to us like we are right there is fantastic. I could almost smell the smoke of the fire/sausages, feel the cool night breeze while coyotes yelped in the distance as you chatted by the fire. Thanks for your hard work and time. Fantastic..... excited about part 2!!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome my friend. Really glad you enjoyed the video! Yeah I’m really lucky to be able to live in an area surrounded by so much awesome country to explore, and to be able to get out and do it so often. Cheers!

This is the type of documentary I enjoy the most ^^

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

you're back! yay!!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! Yes finally. I have a few more back to back trips planned in the next few weeks so hopefully you’ll see a pretty steady stream of videos coming up!

I go off grid ever spring and summer for 4 months with my jeep and pitbull. No cell phone. No pc. No tv. I bring my guns and sjm food. But mainly i shoot animals and catch fish to eat. I bring sum dogfood. But she mainly eats what i catch and shoot aswell. I will go off grid permanently one day. But i haven't decided what state and mountain range yet. Love ur vid be safw but have fun bro..!

Interesting country, cool adventure, lots of history there. Like your campfire philosophy and that roof top tent!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend!

Your videos are great! Really like the history part to your trips. May I ask what maps you use to discover old homesteads?

Ok buddy, I plan to be back in Oregon in September. Let's plan to do something epic! Great video. Looking forward to part 2!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure! Keep me posted on the dates. I’ll start scheming something cool for us!

@prepperjonpnw6482

6 жыл бұрын

Hey There - im a fellow Oregonian and live in Douglas county. If you ever feel like inviting one of your subscribers on a trip I’m up for it. Of course I have my own rig and gear so I’m ready when you are. Thanks for the great videos by the way. Always good stuff to watch whenever I can’t be out there myself. Cheers mate and happy trails

Great video - really like that little grill setup!!!!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

My friend Bill from the Rimrock Outdoors KZread channel made it for me. It’s been really handy! Thanks my friend!

Some sweet adventures. Good stuff.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend!

Thanks for posting. Looking forward to part 2 and beyond. Wish I was out on your end of the world, I'd join you on your adventure. Love camping under the stars.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Yeah there is some great country around here for exploring for sure. Cheers my friend!

I cut my bacon in half for ease of cooking and putting in a sandwich bag for transport.

Amazing video! This videos where you wander in such a beautiful landscape are the best ones. Thank you so much and please, release part 2 and 3 as soon as possible!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome my friend. They are honestly my favorite videos to make. I love just wandering and exploring out there. I’ll get the next ones up as soon as I can!

Great vid, thanks for taking us along. cheers

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure. Thanks for coming along!

Your videos are awesome! They hold me over until I get my rig up and running! And if you end up swinging your detector show your finds! the little snippets of history are a good addition. Can't wait for part 2!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend. I will have some metal detector footage coming up in some of my videos. Now that the ground is completely thawed I’ll start bringing it with me again. Cheers!

So looking forward to part 2 .Really enjoyed part 1 ! Great work Casey

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome. Thanks my friend!

Great segment, as always. Thanks for taking time to publish your travels. Outstanding production value, I look forward to every post. Travel safe, Gary

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend. Always really nice to hear that!

You really get way out there man! Another great video, looking forward to the next part! Its cool to see the history along the way. sweet find on the firewood!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend. Yeah for sure! Stumbling across that pile of wood out there was a major score. Saved me from spending most of my evening feeding my fire with the small sagebrush twigs ;-)

Looks like a great trip

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Always a great trip out there. Nothing beats just me, my Jeep, and a couple of good rifles in the desert for a few days!

Nice video Casey. I really like the grill Bill gave me. That thing is so handy!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Nick. For sure. That grill is awesome!

Another great video, thanks! I LOL at the unnarrated shot of the picturesque bathroom facilities! Sometimes, silence speaks volumes... 8^)

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! Yep. Nuff said ;-)

Great video - thanks for sharing

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Fur sure. Thanks for watching!

fantastic visuals

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Central Oregon is a great place to play, great video. bee safe

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure! Thanks my friend.

These are great trails and spots. We just might head up there late summer this year.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Definitly some cool areas out there. Let me know when you land on some dates for your trip.

@speedy423

6 жыл бұрын

Will do. My wife (Survival Lori) and I plan on going f/t overlanding/boondocking by the end of Sept., maybe earlier. We just purchased an 08 Ford Ranger FX4 that we're doing some work/build on and outfitting for our journey.

Beautiful county you got there brother !! Looking forward to p2 ! :D

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother. Always good to hear from you!

Again a nice video, thank you for that. Thumbs up. Your camera was always aligned, no matter how the jeep moved. what kind of mounting have you used for this?

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure my friend. My camera mount is I wad up a shemagh/scarf and set it on my dash and set my camera on top of it. It sounds really cheesy but it cushions the camera and lets it move around with the motion of the Jeep. I’ve tried several mounts and none of them work as well as just setting my camera on top of a desert scarf on my dash! Lol

Now I'm hungry for a meatloaf sandwich. Love your videos.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Oh man those meatloaf sandwiches are the bomb! Especially after being out in the desert for a few days with nothing but my own cooking!

Ah, I used to live about 8 miles from the post store. Also, lived just past Paulina on the GI ranch. Man, hearing you mention things like Ericksons is awesome. Grew up around prineville!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

That’s pretty cool. Where I camped the night in this video I was just east of the GI ranch. That valley out in front of me is that valley where the GI Ranch is and the South Fork of the Crooked River begins. I really want to go see the old Buck Creek Ranch again some day but I don’t know any of the current owners of that ranch or the foreman out there. I’ve been to it years ago when I used to have permission to explore the GI Ranch but I’d love to go back and see that Buck Creek Ranch again. Cheers my friend!

@gaelangarrett7385

6 жыл бұрын

Coyote Works if memory serves me correct, there is a "north side" and a "south side" separated by the post/Paulina highway. On the south side is where the headwaters of the south fork are next to the "headquarters" are. I was able to do some fishing out there. We lived on the north side where my dad overwatched that side. TONS of country.

Your videos are great, I really love the desert and like to cook "High on the Hog" also, what is the name of your solar light & tripod? Thanks

I sure liked your video, Casey. The only thing I wish is you showed the "Water'n Hole" for all of us😉to see.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Danny. I’ll keep that in mind and show you guys the water holes I stumble across out there. Cheers my friend. Good to hear from you!

CHEESEDOG FREAKING PERFECCT

Great vid

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Do you ever see weird things at night?

good video, nice looking area, lol@zombie apocalypse.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! For sure #zombieapocalypse !!!

Really selling me on your area ! (Except the zombie part) but you look prepared !

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

It’s pretty amazing country for off road exploring. Literally hundreds of miles of wide open desert to explore around here!

Nothing like a little target practice while sitting on the can.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! Never want to be unarmed when you are in that vulnerable position ;-)

So happy to see your vids, wondered where you'd been! Can you explain how your Jeep is equipped? Like, do you have swaybar disconnects, lift kit, lockers? Or does the Rubicon come stock with those? Thanks for sharing your adventures!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Yes my Jeep has front and rear locking differentials, front disconnecting sway bars, heavy duty front and rear axles, etc. I plan on adding a small lift and a bit larger tires at some point as well. But as it’s equipped it’s a pretty capable off road rig. I also want to add a winch and some additional external fuel storage. Just have to save my pennies ;-)

What type and make of insulating layer jacket did you wear that first night you found that pile of wood? What's your review of that product?

I have to say I don't miss central Oregon... Moved back to southern Oregon way better weather and the mountains offer so much more in water and wood supply's.. Nice to watch through.. I'm the guy from the 3%er meeting .

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Nice Jack. Good to hear from you. Sorry we lost you from Central Oregon but it sounds like you are liking it down south there ;-)

@jackhawk8952

6 жыл бұрын

Rarely gets below freezing warm weather stretches way longer into the season lots of forest service roads zigzagging the mountains all the way to the coast... No waiting for snow to melt in upper elevations just all around good weather in grants pass... Found that Central Oregon only averaged about 12 to 16 weeks out of the entire year where it was really nice out and that was over run with wild fires.. After living in every corner from grants pass to st Helens to central Oregon and everything in between decided southern Oregon's weather and environment was best to set roots .. Even my mom is leaving everything behind to move here after visiting throughout the year... Will miss it but not the constant cold and neg 20 screw that..

Nice!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

What?, no Mt house! Lol!😁

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Wait till part 2... The Mountain House always comes out! Lol

Are you selling your Coyote works knife to the public? That would make you a pretty reliable income stream!!! Also some swag with your Coyote works brand would be cool.

@Wildwestwrangler

5 жыл бұрын

Also maybe you could partner with Jeep. Heck you are selling Rubicons for them!!!

Maury Mountains?

looks like an awesome place to be. was wondering if there have been any super tight turns that a larger type vehicle like a f250 crew cab w/8ft bed would have problems overcoming?

It might be a silly question but what pants are you wearing in this video. And do you like themI’m looking for simple clean cargo pants but the Carhartt I’ve been buying are just too warm as we get closer to summer. Thanks

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! Not silly. And believe it or not you’re not the first one to ask. I usually wear the Wrangler Riggs workwear cargo pants. They come in two versions. One is made out of a heavier cotton/canvas type fabric and the other is made out of a cotton/poly ripstop. Usually I run the ripstop ones. Great pants and they don’t get holes burned in them from sparks from the fire. Like you said, just simple, functional, cargo pants. Cheers!

No percolator for coffee? Makes the best! Great video, look forward to part 2!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Been thinking about that. I usually just do the instant coffee packets when I’m out there but I’ve been craving a better cup of coffee on my trips lately ;-)

@snugbug5067

6 жыл бұрын

FromFlabToFourteener I've not used a coffee pot for well over 10 years. Just a cone and filter and good organic coffee. Yum ! Beats percalater coffee and it's a real simple system.

@fromflabtofourteener9596

6 жыл бұрын

I'd use that on a hike (much lighter!)... but with a vehicle, it's a percolator all the way!

What are the best roof top tents? I Can't wait to do some winter camping my self.great video:)

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I like the Adventure Series Freespirit models that I’m running now. They seem to me to be a great balance between working well in any season, and being quick to set up and tear down. Cheers!

I'm guessing the firewood you came across was left there by a hunting party last fall/winter. They camped in the location that you were at.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

That’s a possibility. But it also could have been from one of the ranch hands camping out there to check on cattle. It almost seemed like a site that someone uses a few times a year. And it isn’t the best country for hunting so I’m thinking it’s more likely a cow camp. Cheers!

Man just found your channel and LOVE it. I have a 2014 Sahara Unlimited that I may trade In for a 2018 and start some jeep camping which I have NEVER done, was thinking of small RV but you have inspired me to go this route, sometimes less is more, just me and my 2 dogs. Link for that tent you have please, also can it be removed easily to be stored after a week long of camping? I don’t want to leave it up on my roof when not out in the trails if you know what I mean.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome my friend. I definitely think less is more when it comes to camping. Going simple makes it a lot more fun and keeps you really mobile. For me I want to spend as little time as possible setting up camp, tearing down, cleaning up when I get home, etc. It’s surprising how little you need to be comfortable and have a great time out there! Tent link is... www.gofsr.com . Mine is the M55 Adventure Series. And yes it’s really easy to take the tent off the rack and store it in the garage. I hardly ever do because I’m using it so frequently but occasionally I do if I’m going on a longer highway trip in my Jeep. Cheers!

@lingenfelterzeeohhsix8154

6 жыл бұрын

MARKLINMAN1 don't mean to butt in your conversation, but as one that's owned quite a few expedition vehicles from multiple auto manuf.'s, let me just say as with this expeditioner , and where you have owned a Sahara, if you are upgrading, and going to be doing more trails and expedition type camping wheeling etc I'd advise going Jeep Wrangler "Rubicon" the Rubicon as with this KZread has been voted best off-road 4x4 , it has front AND rear selectable electronic locking differentials, a 4:1 rocktrac transfer case, electronic sway bar disconnect , along with rock sliders, a beefier suspension set up and lower axle gear ratio , not to mention it has FRONT AND REAT Dana 44 axles , bigger and stronger . Point is for off roaring especially if you will be doing solo vehicle trips the Rubicon is a tank and will go virtually anywhere any vehicles can go. The off-road lockers and all that will get you places you never dreamed of and keep you out of trouble: the Sahara is a great platform but has no lockers front or rear, jsut a limited slip in the rear, a Dana 35 up front which isn't super strong . 3.73 axle ration which is a bit high. They are amazing off-roaders compared to other suvs but if you already have one and are upgrading to do more wheeling and expedition camping the Rubicon is 100% hands down the way to go! Put it this way, I have a Toyota 4Runner fully built for expedition camping with over $20,000 in upgrades , rear selectable locker, lift, winch, body armor etc etc the problem is I've owned a Rubicon in the past, many actually and this Toyota while reliable, does NOT compare to my rubicon's. so im selling and going back to a rubicon or possibly a dodge powerwagon truck which is jsut chryslers truck version of the Rubicon with all the same off-road goodies. You won't be dispointed gong Rubicon route I assure you. I wa at Easter jeep safari in Moab utah this year and the non Rubicon jeeps often had to take obstacle bypasses that the rubicon's walk right up. Jna. Real life off-road situation it can mean your life , in a bad situation where you are stuck, a Rubicon will get you home safe. Casey is smart owning one, and I don't worry for a second about him with his knowledge but also driving a Rubicon. Jsut my .02 cents . 👍

@MARKLINMAN1

6 жыл бұрын

Lingenfelter Zee Ohh Six awesome, thanks.

What type of camera and mount (that swivels?) do you use when driving? My GoPro windshield suction mount is stationary, but yours seems to swivel when going over bumps. Love your videos!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I actually just set my Canon M3 on my dash. I try to stabilize it a bit but it still moves around quite a bit. I really want to get a go pro and suction cup mount or something a little more secure. Cheers!

what kind of toilet is that? need that

Enjoy your videos. Great work. How often do you do trips with Jason from Primal Outdoors ? Also.. what roof rack do you have on your Jeep?

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Jason and I usually to a couple of trips a year together but it’s been a while since our last one. We’re definitely due for a trip together. I’m running the Rhino Rack 3-Bar Backbone rack system and I really like it. Cheers!

@black_widow_overland

6 жыл бұрын

Coyote Works Thanks for the fast reply. Enjoy your videos 🤙🏻

What tires/wheels are you running?!(size). Love the vids!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I’m running 265/70r 17s now. Which are about 32” inches tall. When I wear these out I’ll go to something closer to 34 inches. Probably a 285/75r 17.

That old wagon road would be great for metal detecting. Just image how many old coins are on that trail.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Yes now that the ground is thawed completely I’ll start metal detecting some of these sites again. Cheers!

@Mrdrivereight

6 жыл бұрын

Coyote Works hopefully you get some Morgans and double eagles

Like your videos a lot.. how come you dont do a review on your toilet seat?😂😂😂

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! No one wants to see that! Lol

Awesome adventure! I’d sure like to make that same trek someday. Are those Jeep trails wide enough for a wide f150? Can’t wait for part 2. Take care and thanks again for these videos, Casey!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I think for sure you could navigate most of them in an F150. A few spots are pretty tight even for my Jeep but I don’t think the footprint of an F150 is actually much bigger than my 4 door Jeep. And usually if I do run into a spot that’s too tight I can find an alternate route around it. Cheers!

Hello! Another great video. I was wondering how you know where it's legal to go wheeling and what's your favorite navigation software to use? Thanks so much for the cool vids and any thoughts you care to share on these questions.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Hello my friend. I use Backcountry Navigator and Gaia GPS for navigating out there. Both of them have the private/public land boundaries in them so I can see where I can and can’t go off road out there. Cheers my friend!

@VideosOffRoad

6 жыл бұрын

Brilliant! Thanks much! :-)

Have you done a vid on the food you keep in your E. D. L. S.? I haven’t seen it. Just wanted to make sure I didn’t miss it. Thanks

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I may not have ever done one specifically breaking down the food in it. But I’m planning on doing another EDLS contents breakdown video this weekend and I’ll include a detailed look at the food supply I keep in there.

@parkergeurin

6 жыл бұрын

Ok thanks

@solooverland1922

5 жыл бұрын

Rookie here :( What’s EDLS? Every Day...... Supply? Thank you!

When are you and primal outdoors going to do another vid together?

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s probably about time. Been too long since he and I have done a trip together. We need to get one planned.

Casey, not sure if your cell service is reliable out there in the desert. Have you considered ham radio as an alternative, just in case? Might save you a long walk out for help.👍

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Cell service is pretty unavailable out there for the most part. Every once in a while you can hit a high spot where you get a couple of bars. But I do carry a ham radio with me for another option. And I set it on scan a lot just to listen and I do pick up some radio traffic out there so I believe it is a good option. Cheers!

@prepperjonpnw6482

6 жыл бұрын

Coyote Works Hey There - what kind of radio do you use? I’m getting ready to replace my current radio and would appreciate some first hand knowledge. Thanks for the great videos. Cheers mate and happy trails

@45Blackjack

6 жыл бұрын

Garmin InReach, basic plan is about $12 a month. ;)

Bliss :-) you haven't considered getting a dog as a companion and friend?

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I would really like to have one for a companion in the back country. But unfortunately my normal life isn’t set up well to have one. I work a lot, am rarely home, and right now am just not in a good position to take care of one. But someday... ;-)

Nice video how you get diesel ore petrol their

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

We have both but my Jeep runs on petrol. I’d love to have a Jeep with a diesel motor in it though!

What type/beand of sleeping bag do you use? Is that an all season, since you do a lot of winter/colder camping? Love that country! The old wagon trails were surely hard to travel in a wagon with solid wheels! Those folks were hardy! Thanks for sharing!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I use a Wiggy’s sleeping bag. I usually switch out between 2 or 3 different ones depending on the season. I use a 0 degree in the winter, a 20 degree in the shoulder seasons, and a 35 degree version in the warmest part of summer. I always think about that... about how different that journey would have been traveling across that country in a wagon. Cheers!

@Dan-yw9sg

6 жыл бұрын

Coyote Works Okay thanks! I have to replace mine. It seems the mice liked the batting to make a bed during the winter months! Lol! Guess they like to keep warm too!

SA me Mikel jakson

Bro, nearest gas station??

what gps are you using

I see you have a Samsung tablet with topographical Maps GPS, how is that set up? DeLorme? or Garmin? does it come with GPS antenna? I have an Ipad and would like to get same set up

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

The Samsung Galaxy Tab has a gps antenna and chipset built in to it. I use an app called Backcountry Navigator. It works with no data or cell service. I just download the maps for the area I’m going to be traveling to and the gps functionality is all built into the app and the tablet. Works awesome!

What do you think of a small off road tear drop style trailer for the type of trips you do?

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

They seem to work great for a lot of guys. I don’t really need one since I can fit all the gear I need and then some into my Jeep. But they are an interesting option. I like the concept of being able to set up your camp, then drive away in your vehicle to explore if you want. The only way I can do that is if I collapse my rooftop tent. Freespirit has offered several times to let me use one of their trailers for a trip. I’m thinking I’ll do it one of these times just to try out that kind of a set up. Next weekend I”m going on a trip with a guy who will be using his trailer set up. I’ll be doing a video of the trip so you can check out how he sets his all up. Cheers!

What foldable table are you using?

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

It’s one from www.gofsr.com . I like it because it has a metal top, and it’s really stable. It takes an extra minute to set up but it’s worth it having the stable platform to cook and eat off.