Imagine living so far from anywhere! Seeing people every once in a while. The peace and quiet, and no drama!👍

Another great adventure. I truly respect that you chose not to continue down a road to keep from tearing it up. I wish more people would think like you.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend. Yeah sometimes it’s just not the right time. I can always hit that area on another trip. Cheers!

Wagon train tracks. I would never have known what I was looking at until you shared this video. Can't thank you enough.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

For sure my friend. Happy to share all I know with you guys. Cheers!

Thanks for taking me along and I cant wait to se the next segment.

Your video trips are the highlight of my week, thanks for making them.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

For sure. Happy to share them for you guys! Just so glad to hear how much some of you enjoy them. Cheers!

Thank you for what you do my friend !!!

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

For sure my friend. Happy to do it!

I actually live on the Santiam Wagon road , between Sweet Home and Lebanon. It's paved of course. Unpaved above Soda Creek to somewhere above Snow Creek. Also called Santiago Military Road.

@OregonMike

3 жыл бұрын

There is still much of it that is not Hwy 20

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

There are some pretty neat sections of it over there around where you are. Always amazes me how there are still some really well preserved little sections of it even after all this time.

My wife and I HAVE that Map you showed at the start of this video!

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Oh that’s very cool! It’s a great map with a lot of really great information on it.

I've been up in the Oregon desert 6 times now over the past 6 months ..and getting out and walking around for a few miles is one of my favorite things to do.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

That’s great to hear. Glad you are enjoying it up here. Some great country to explore for sure!

@ethangregg702

Жыл бұрын

😂

Love watching Casey before I go to bed ☺️

FANTASTIC CASEYYY! YOU GET ON A PBS SERIES SOON! OUTSTANDING.VERY COOL,,STAY WELL

I really look forward to your videos, your passion for history is addicting. As always another great trip.

At last, another CW adventure! : ]

@imhidingintheshop8889

3 жыл бұрын

10/4

@jonnyt16

3 жыл бұрын

No kidding, I was getting disappointed with all the livestreams and nothing else.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I’ve been looking forward to another one of your videos! Thank you for the 30 minute break in life…

wow those rocks are unbelievable.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

So incredible to walk that stretch of old wagon road. Cheers!

Hey Casey. Thanks for sharing another great adventure. That’s awesome that you were able to find some of those forgotten homesteads. I bet the mud made it a little more exciting than usual. Have a good one buddy and we will see you on the next episode. Trail Adventures TV OUT”

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Yeah I really enjoyed this one for sure. Look forward to seeing you on the next one! Cheers!

Amazing video! That drone footage was epic. Thanks for sharing! My adventure today was a total fail. Haha

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Sorry to hear your adventure didn’t work out. That just means the next one will though! Cheers!

I knew today was a good day it’s my Friday and now a coyote works video can’t wait

I had a step grandfather that as a 7 year old with his dad and uncle take one of the Oregon trails back to Omaha Nebraska. They made the trip in 3 months. My grandpa’s job was to cook flapjacks and hitch up the team. He walked the whole way. He lived to be 100 just shy of his 101st birthday. So cool to see where he may have walked.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Great little part of your history my friend. Very cool!

@joedicello7001

3 жыл бұрын

@@CoyoteWorks01 Love your videos Casey, I live down in Las Vegas and my family and I have been exploring more and more of the remote areas around Las Vegas. We recently went to a ghost town Rhyolite. Walking around buildings from over 100 years ago and seeing pictures of a street corner and see in picture of someone standing in the same spot from 100 years ago is amazing to see. You have inspired me to explore more and more remote as I get experience. Always look forward to your videos.

On a whim I switched over from my laptop to my smart TV to watch this video. The tv sound is piped through my surround sound system and I just wanted to confirm that the music is pumpin' on this video! Pretty cool accompaniment to the action on screen.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! Awesome. Yeah that’s one of my favorite pieces of music to use!

I love history, too. So much went on in so many diverse places. Wish there were more people doing what you do.

Awesome adventure! I love the high desert country and to find the history you have is amazing. There is only one thing missing in this video and that is me with my detector 😊thanks for sharing

@CoyoteWorks01

2 жыл бұрын

Oh man I bet you could find some neat stuff at some of these sites!

@SodBustersMetalDetecting

2 жыл бұрын

@@CoyoteWorks01 I can only imagine. You have some amazing research knowledge that I would live to pick your brain on

Great video as usual Casey 👍🏻

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great video as always. Made my day. I'm really glad you mentioned concerns about damaging the roads. We are having big discussions in this region about the overload of people taking up the hobby and the possibility of a dreaded pass/reservation system.

My wife and I live in Astoria. We were BOTH born and raised in Oregon. We would LOVE to go with you on one of your excursions, sometime.

It would be difficult to drive that wagon road in a Jeep today....Back in those times they had what were called "Promoters". These were people who developed a route and then "sold" the info to settlers. The Meeks route in Oregon and the Donner route in California are examples. The "Promoters" often never even scouted out and actually traversed the route they sold to unknowing people with a fully loaded wagon.

Awesome vid, the roads do look a little sticky out there.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah still a bit soft in places for sure ;-)

I kept looking all week for your vid, thx. Always enjoy them immensely.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Hope you enjoyed this one!

Hey Casey! Good to see you out in the Jeep enjoying your time. Sorry you had to deal with the wind, sometimes it goes like that, but you made the best of it and still showed us a lot along the way. Those wagon tracks are interesting, and like you said, awe-inspiring to think of their history and who traveled on them. Dinner got my attention! Easy to prepare at home and looked really delicious served at camp. I hear ya about breakfast and just needing calories while dealing with the elements, in a hurry, and wanting to get going to explore. Keep living well, my friend. Happy Easter. And, I'll be looking forward to your next outing. Cheers! Pete - KI7LIL

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend. Glad you enjoyed this one. Yeah the don’t all go smooth all the time but pretty much no matter what happens I still enjoy the time out there. Have a happy Easter!

Gotta love Oregon, Sure glad you can get out there, Awesome...

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of great places to explore here for sure. Thank you my friend.

I don’t leave comments very often but this video was so fantastic I had to. Everything about it was great. I especially appreciate your knowledge on geology and history. Can’t wait to see more!

I’m in town for a few days. Be cool to meet up and say hi.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Shoot me a message on instagram or an email at jointlockbjj@gmail.com. I’m happy to meet up if I can swing it in my schedule! Cheers!

Hi Casey. You're knowledge of Historic and Prehistoric resources is impressive.

So, apparently, I have stood in old wagon roads a number of times and wondered what the ditch was all about. Guess they aren't ditches! LOL Learn new things all the time, thanks!

Wow what a GREAT video thanks for sharing your knowledge of the history out there.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend. Glad you enjoyed it!

if you had a dog your setup would be absolutely perfect.. guns are great and needed BUT they dont have an acute sense of smell hearing and sight, mountain lions are sneaky.. bless up and i love what you do

Finally a video. Always enjoy.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you enjoyed it my friend!

Great video. Missed seeing you carry the lever gun as you hiked. You know, just in case Sasquatch jumps out, lol.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

ha! Yeah good call. I do enjoy carrying that old rifle out there.

Awesome video man. What a fun trip!

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

For sure. Always enjoy finding that stuff!

Casey...another great video. Love your adventures.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed!

That scat was probably the last range rover driver

Great video as always. Super jealous about your treasure finds

Amazing depth of knowledge and experience with regard to history, terrain, hazards of overlanding solo! Thanks for the ride

Casey, I’m telling ya brother, I am so glad to see the Jeep again. In my eyes, it’s become synonymous with CW. I have always enjoyed your vids, and have gotten used to the Jeep. I totally get the sentiment that the truck holds for you, but I believe even you missed the Jeep a bit! Keep the vids coming and stay safe bro!

Thoroughly enjoy the video! The openness where you leave is so amazing. As always, thanks for sharing!!

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Happy to share my exploring with you guys. Just grateful there are a few of you out there that enjoy them! Cheers.

Another great trip! Thanks for sharing.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend!

Epic location for a future trip. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

For sure!

Great video!! Thanks!

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Angie! Glad you enjoyed it!

Awesome

Wow!...another great adventure...

Nice adventure. 👍🏻

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks PAW! Cheers!

Getting muddy out there!!!

Great video Casey. Thank you for the history lesson. Safe travels Amigo.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

For sure my friend! Cheers!

There’s a section of the old military road up by Summit lake that you can still see ruts from the wagons.

Great video thank you!

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

For sure! Thanks my friend!

That area sure is nice. You have solitude and all of the history, just a awesome area. Thank you for sharing. You have a nice Easter and happy exploring.

Thanks, great video and adventure.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend!

Seems like there could be a use for a moderate-sized hovercraft outfitted for backcountry use, to get over the ice, mud, etc.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Man that would come in really handy!

I absolutely loved this episode! Great work Casey. I can’t wait to hear more about the history of that wagon road. Could you add historical photos when you tell the stories? That would be awesome to feel what it was like back then. You are quite the storyteller. Ever since the Bill Brown episode I’ve been so excited to hear more stories about the people who called that desert home. So fascinating. Thanks for all you do.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. The stories are just fascinating to me so it’s really cool to hear that you enjoy them too. I am trying to find more historic photos and such to sprinkle in but they are few and far between. I’ll keep hunting though and try to add more of them. Cheers my friend!

Great video! The way the wagon trail changed over the years is really interesting. I thought those must have been really narrow wagons. The other neat thing was that ash/lava flow! That’s really cool.

Great scenery we got here in the high desert! When ya gunna come over to Baker & Union counties...we have it all brother!

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Oh man I definitely need to get out that way. I keep reading about stuff out there and looking at some of your country on the maps. I just need to start making some trips that way. Cheers!

Such an interesting adventure. I hope that you can get back out there soon and get to those neat looking areas for some more in depth exploration. Great video as always. Be safe and enjoy.

Been very excited for this!

great video. i love the old history

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. For sure. Just so fascinating.

Another great video of your adventure, thanks Casey.

Cool.

That was cool, Thanks....Peace

Love the videos! Please keep it up!

Another very interesting video. Love the history narrative!

As always I’m envious

Very nice video. Thank you

Nice video Casey.

Excellent video! Bravo! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

another great trip . Loved the bangers and mash with onion soup. looking forward to seeing you explore that canyon in the spring Happy Easter. Polly from Australia.

Very informative video! Thank you. Time to consider becoming a Patreon member. I feel this channel delivers great content and educational value. Great work.

Looks like you another awesome trip👍👍. Drone footage is very cool. Have a great Easter weekend.

Enjoyed the Wagon Road video.

Been having withdrawls!

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! Well I hope you enjoyed it!

Good to see the Jeep again. I like to stay west of the Cascades in the spring. I can get my eastern Oregon fix from your videos :) Very cool to see you finding history. When are you going to write a book?

Another great adventure my friend.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

look for Libbys country gravy in the can, i have found it to be great. Ole Drifter

That would be awesome to stand there

Thanks for taking us along on your adventures.As always looking forward to the next chapter of your journey

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for joining me! Cheers!

Man I'm missing out!

No Coleman's mustard on the bangers? Sacrilege!

@CoyoteWorks01

2 жыл бұрын

Ha! That’s a true story!

Pyroclastic flow......

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! Thank you!

So what was so funny about the bottle?

@Oregun

3 жыл бұрын

Contained bigfoot DNA. ;-)

Thank you Casey for another awesome video I’ve been out doing a little bit of exploring in the Owyhee mountains as usual this year finding new roads etc. :)

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely my friend. Glad you’ve been getting out an doing some exploring. That area has just some incredible places to explore.

Looks like a great trip! I just got back from a three day trip into eastern Oregon. 200 miles of bumpy two track. Some of those roads make you wonder why and how? Hope to see you on the trails soon! George.

Okay man! I'm subscribing! I lived in oakridge and went to school there and I got a taste of the history from some old-timers. There's a book published by Lane county historical called "Early days on the Upper Willamette." Check it out. I always heard about the old military road and we'd follow the RR access road up Salt Creek and look around. Great times. You should head a little west for some excursions. Into the trees. Keep up the good work!

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll check that book out! Thanks for the tip!

Stumbled across this video today and as a geologist I was intrigued by the pyroclastic formation you came across. I plan to be in that area in June and was hoping you could show me the area or at least directions.

Do you ever/often run into other people out there on the trail? Seems very remote. How does the roof top tent handle in winds? Once again enjoyable video!

WOW!! I really would like to have a conversation with you. I just discovered your channel today. I live in Eastern Oregon, I'm a historian, Blacksmith for 30 years including for the National Park Service doing restoration and recreation work, and I've been tracing the Dalles military road for years. Part of the Dalles military road is just below my property. I've done a lot of exploring in the same areas as you have. Looks like we have similar interest, mine being history.

Hi love your video. Have you ever considered getting a diesel heater for your tent heating . Keeping on making great videos

Great adventure, Casey. Thanks for sharing it with us. Love the music in this video. What is the piece? It’s so soothing and peaceful.

I imagine the Meeks route would be hard to find. I believe it was only used once....

i am wishing that you could find a camp with rocks blocking the wind (well before dark!)

It would be interesting to see what a metal detector would find in some of the old camps

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

For sure. I’ve been taking mine out a little bit more lately. I’ve got a video coming up where I do some detecting. Cheers!

Are you sure that was cougar scat? That area seems to offer little cover for a mountain lion. Was there any trace of potential prey? Another great vid.

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure. There are a lot of them in that country. There are a lot of canyons and the draws and ravine’s have trees in them. There is a huge deer population in that area as well.

Are you ever able to document anything using your drone? Great video!

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah definitly. A drone is a great tool for locating and documenting sites. Cheers!