I am so happy a guy making observations without having an actual qualified opinion on this topic is able to share his broken logic. Which shouldn’t be followed btw. Using this same logic I guess we shouldn’t give coal miners respiratory protection either right? Welcome to why people believe in the flat earth bs.
@bonivermectin4087Күн бұрын
32:54 this is the scariest thing i've ever seen in my life lmao I could never - i'm too clumsy
@RegEdmundsКүн бұрын
I've tried your sort of poncho before, but the only poncho I will now use is one with a full-frontal zip. Mine is an Altus Atmospheric, from Spain. When it arrived, its bottom hem ended at my knees, so my wife extended the hem by sewing a 6" wide length of Tyvek to it. It's more or less ideal now. I live in the UK and these days I never wear shorts due to the danger of ticks and Lymes Disease, we are often warned about it. When wearing my Altus I also wear waterproof gaiters, the end result is I am dry from head to feet.
@chrislocke10422 күн бұрын
I moved into my car yesterday and spent the night with shirts towels and whatever else to block light. I don't worry about people, that's my dogs department.. anyways I woke up half mad half asleep and said I need curtains.. this was the first video that showed up with what I typed in, and it worked perfectly. I'm in a very very dark car tonight.. but keep in mind you will need to tweek it some...I cut one to short I just take an added a piece to it and kepted rolling..I added a few stripes of tape vertical and horizontal to give it some stability that is nice and take my word for it.. on the side that faces out.. cover that duct tape up with some black electrical tape.. Thank you for the video. I'm gonna sleep good tonight.
@Asapflacko18002 күн бұрын
Did this hike last week. It was a pain in the ass on the way down.
@xanaphiatotnax25042 күн бұрын
Is it waterproof?
@troylewis51583 күн бұрын
Wow Majestic views
@Miderguy_3 күн бұрын
Magic mushroom season! 😉
@MactacFPV3 күн бұрын
Awesome - thanks for taking us along on this one! What do you do with your food in spots like this where there aren't any larger trees to hang it?
@BeccAcCardenas3 күн бұрын
Awwww I cannot imagine four years! Have faith, there are people out there who are completely loyal.🙏🏻🕊🫂
@janicespencer55884 күн бұрын
Wow, beautiful. You must of felt like you could touch the sky . I got my exercie watching :)
@weederminb70914 күн бұрын
Awesome trail 😊 crazy all the slash cuts
@MactacFPV4 күн бұрын
Great video ! I've been up 5040 a few times, and the lake is spectacular. At about 11:10 or so, is that a traverse to Nahmint? I've often wanted to try to get to Nahmint, but I'm not quite sure the best route.
@CommanderSpaz315 күн бұрын
This was helpful and straightforward. Thanks! Happy trails, man
@VPNroutes5 күн бұрын
maybe all the space cadets that talk pure nonsense can wipe their ignorant arses with face cloths while living in a dirt house. how does someone live in a house made from trees complain about cutting down the material trees!!!!
@lordofwar1876 күн бұрын
Do not go during tourist 😒 (shuttle season) to many people mostly foreigners. And waiting for shuttles is ridiculous, I'd rather drive my car to the trailhead sheeple. Other than that it's awesome.
@cathyp43426 күн бұрын
Just found this channel from following MOTL channel. Wow what an adventure. Beautiful drone shots . Thanks for explaining all the aspects of it to us- the mental and physical. It doesn't matter that you didn't get there first, but that you did it. I am surprised that you released this as one video as opposed to a two part? Looking forward to more adventures.
@brettmillett38516 күн бұрын
Nice job! Way to face your fears head on! I live about an hour away from ZNP. In my 20s/30s (I’m a bit older now) I probably hiked that trail at least 2 dozen times and never got tired of it. Such great memories! I still remember feeling scared of that narrow spot you mentioned 😅 the first time or two. Hiking it with a myriad of first timers, I can tell you with confidence that’s the spot most people freeze up at! So, you’re definitely not alone. I keep finding these videos to watch lately. It’s been about 20 years since I’ve hiked up there. I think it’s telling me I need to try and get a permit and go do it! 😂 Thanks for the video!
@Letstieknots6 күн бұрын
My brother who is from Edmonton thinks your awesome, moose on the loose is his favourite channel on KZread because of your laughter and unique way of describing things. I told him that you came over for the hedge clippers like 10 minutes before he arrived. He pulled up moose on the loose and asked if it was you. He was so disappointed he missed the chance to meet you. You’ll build your business up bigger and stronger, I know it. If you need someone to hike with that will just listen and not judge please message me.
@mary-leesampson676 күн бұрын
What an epic journey! Great footage as usual David.
@sheilabloom67356 күн бұрын
Almost as scary as a via ferratta
@oliviachipperfield60297 күн бұрын
I just came back from a 'mini hike' where I live in Kamloops. Then I got to watch this epic adventure!! Woo hoo!! Fanfreakingtastic!!
@margaretjohnston73207 күн бұрын
I live in mb. We have such beautiful country. You have inspired me to get back out and enjoy nature. I miss B.C. I am from Ab. But have lived in different places. Canada has beautiful provinces. Get out there and enjoy life. Thankyou beautiful shots!
@onjeed37707 күн бұрын
Thanks for taking us on your adventure! So beautiful and amazing, especially the drone shots of the rock formations. I guess you didnt meet any animals ( other than wasps) out there?
@koostory17767 күн бұрын
OR Bladder hose + Straw lid on insulted bottle for 🧊💦
@Long_Machine8 күн бұрын
Did I miss it? What is the name of this product?
@danielfegley27358 күн бұрын
That hidden mountaintop lake was beautiful. Maybe to avoid the bees , you can hike in winter. What is the purpose of the ding dong on of the mountain if it has any and is that What it's really called.
@TryCurious-fi8lg8 күн бұрын
It a repeater. Not sure exactly what it is for. Radio communication of some sort. Marine radio perhaps.
@fbtd24568 күн бұрын
Does the clown horn scare Trudeau?
@binloveds8 күн бұрын
Do you have a rumble channel for all this content, as well?
@dietzjohnson38028 күн бұрын
I'm originally from Vancouver Island, been 6 yrs ! Now I'm in oakville ON! Love your channels dude. Thx for your work David
@ernestvantent55108 күн бұрын
The Golden Hinde is the highest on the Island , 7201 feet.
@lorddeath10238 күн бұрын
I love this and the other channel. Stay strong brother. God will help you through your hard times. Just need to turn to him. God bless you brother.
@jcbizthekey8 күн бұрын
Here from your MOTL. Didn't know you had another channel
@wijvanwillems8 күн бұрын
WAUW 🤩🤩🤩🤩 David, this is so amazing what you do. I Love watching your video's You Rock Dude!!!!! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
@SandraReigel8 күн бұрын
Keep fighting and have faith in yourself. We love your videos and your message - so many Canadians rely on you to promote sanity, truth, honesty and expose the corruption, and remind the powers that be that we resist. God bless you and keep you.
@luke28038 күн бұрын
Such a detailed video. Appreciate it.
@cystalskull8 күн бұрын
From one divorced guy to another 🤜🤛
@launabeaudoin31348 күн бұрын
That was amazing and beautiful all sametime in God ' s country ❤ Alberta
@TandC2818 күн бұрын
There is now a restroom at the Bierstadt lot.
@kozemchuk9 күн бұрын
I can get it out but now it doesn't want to go back in....
@heatherdurocher60869 күн бұрын
This gives me anxiety, I dont hike at all. I could do a beginner trail for sure, but never in a million years could or would I want to do this. Hats off sir. How in the hell do you get down??!! Safely
@brucecon9 күн бұрын
You’re awesome David, just love your stuff.
@brucecon9 күн бұрын
Wow
@my2cents5819 күн бұрын
We love you David, thanks for your genuine content and personal transparency, we are all behind you, keep up the good fight! ❤Alberta
@wally61939 күн бұрын
my question is are you going to be able to find your way back? I hope you left breadcrumbs along the way, lol.
@IdRatherBeHiking8 күн бұрын
we don't put trail tape down, so we just follow our track we created but on big walls it doesn't help you becuase the gps isn't accurate enough. Often we are creating new routes close to where we were to get back. Sometimes you'll push through a bush but going back the branches are pointed at you not allowing easy access. One that that really helps is my framed shots solidfy my knowledge of where to go. I remember where I setup my tripod so that usually helps a lot.
@wally61938 күн бұрын
@@IdRatherBeHiking Thanks for the reply David, but I was only joking. Back in the early 60's as kids we'd joke about using breadcrumbs so we could fine our back through the wooded areas. I figured as experienced hikers you no doubt had that part covered. Nice trip and coverage.
@my2cents5819 күн бұрын
Thanks for taking us on adventure with you David, keep fighting! ❤Alberta
@Boots6169 күн бұрын
Wonder if it's safe dunking in some of those big pools👍
@themooseontheloose8 күн бұрын
oh of course, avoid the ones with frogs in it though
@Boots6169 күн бұрын
Some of those areas are pretty dangerous. Those worms are good protein 😂❤🕊🇨🇦
@themooseontheloose8 күн бұрын
LOL, I didn't mention in the video but I've been vegan 9 years so a little more off putting for me.
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I am so happy a guy making observations without having an actual qualified opinion on this topic is able to share his broken logic. Which shouldn’t be followed btw. Using this same logic I guess we shouldn’t give coal miners respiratory protection either right? Welcome to why people believe in the flat earth bs.
32:54 this is the scariest thing i've ever seen in my life lmao I could never - i'm too clumsy
I've tried your sort of poncho before, but the only poncho I will now use is one with a full-frontal zip. Mine is an Altus Atmospheric, from Spain. When it arrived, its bottom hem ended at my knees, so my wife extended the hem by sewing a 6" wide length of Tyvek to it. It's more or less ideal now. I live in the UK and these days I never wear shorts due to the danger of ticks and Lymes Disease, we are often warned about it. When wearing my Altus I also wear waterproof gaiters, the end result is I am dry from head to feet.
I moved into my car yesterday and spent the night with shirts towels and whatever else to block light. I don't worry about people, that's my dogs department.. anyways I woke up half mad half asleep and said I need curtains.. this was the first video that showed up with what I typed in, and it worked perfectly. I'm in a very very dark car tonight.. but keep in mind you will need to tweek it some...I cut one to short I just take an added a piece to it and kepted rolling..I added a few stripes of tape vertical and horizontal to give it some stability that is nice and take my word for it.. on the side that faces out.. cover that duct tape up with some black electrical tape.. Thank you for the video. I'm gonna sleep good tonight.
Did this hike last week. It was a pain in the ass on the way down.
Is it waterproof?
Wow Majestic views
Magic mushroom season! 😉
Awesome - thanks for taking us along on this one! What do you do with your food in spots like this where there aren't any larger trees to hang it?
Awwww I cannot imagine four years! Have faith, there are people out there who are completely loyal.🙏🏻🕊🫂
Wow, beautiful. You must of felt like you could touch the sky . I got my exercie watching :)
Awesome trail 😊 crazy all the slash cuts
Great video ! I've been up 5040 a few times, and the lake is spectacular. At about 11:10 or so, is that a traverse to Nahmint? I've often wanted to try to get to Nahmint, but I'm not quite sure the best route.
This was helpful and straightforward. Thanks! Happy trails, man
maybe all the space cadets that talk pure nonsense can wipe their ignorant arses with face cloths while living in a dirt house. how does someone live in a house made from trees complain about cutting down the material trees!!!!
Do not go during tourist 😒 (shuttle season) to many people mostly foreigners. And waiting for shuttles is ridiculous, I'd rather drive my car to the trailhead sheeple. Other than that it's awesome.
Just found this channel from following MOTL channel. Wow what an adventure. Beautiful drone shots . Thanks for explaining all the aspects of it to us- the mental and physical. It doesn't matter that you didn't get there first, but that you did it. I am surprised that you released this as one video as opposed to a two part? Looking forward to more adventures.
Nice job! Way to face your fears head on! I live about an hour away from ZNP. In my 20s/30s (I’m a bit older now) I probably hiked that trail at least 2 dozen times and never got tired of it. Such great memories! I still remember feeling scared of that narrow spot you mentioned 😅 the first time or two. Hiking it with a myriad of first timers, I can tell you with confidence that’s the spot most people freeze up at! So, you’re definitely not alone. I keep finding these videos to watch lately. It’s been about 20 years since I’ve hiked up there. I think it’s telling me I need to try and get a permit and go do it! 😂 Thanks for the video!
My brother who is from Edmonton thinks your awesome, moose on the loose is his favourite channel on KZread because of your laughter and unique way of describing things. I told him that you came over for the hedge clippers like 10 minutes before he arrived. He pulled up moose on the loose and asked if it was you. He was so disappointed he missed the chance to meet you. You’ll build your business up bigger and stronger, I know it. If you need someone to hike with that will just listen and not judge please message me.
What an epic journey! Great footage as usual David.
Almost as scary as a via ferratta
I just came back from a 'mini hike' where I live in Kamloops. Then I got to watch this epic adventure!! Woo hoo!! Fanfreakingtastic!!
I live in mb. We have such beautiful country. You have inspired me to get back out and enjoy nature. I miss B.C. I am from Ab. But have lived in different places. Canada has beautiful provinces. Get out there and enjoy life. Thankyou beautiful shots!
Thanks for taking us on your adventure! So beautiful and amazing, especially the drone shots of the rock formations. I guess you didnt meet any animals ( other than wasps) out there?
OR Bladder hose + Straw lid on insulted bottle for 🧊💦
Did I miss it? What is the name of this product?
That hidden mountaintop lake was beautiful. Maybe to avoid the bees , you can hike in winter. What is the purpose of the ding dong on of the mountain if it has any and is that What it's really called.
It a repeater. Not sure exactly what it is for. Radio communication of some sort. Marine radio perhaps.
Does the clown horn scare Trudeau?
Do you have a rumble channel for all this content, as well?
I'm originally from Vancouver Island, been 6 yrs ! Now I'm in oakville ON! Love your channels dude. Thx for your work David
The Golden Hinde is the highest on the Island , 7201 feet.
I love this and the other channel. Stay strong brother. God will help you through your hard times. Just need to turn to him. God bless you brother.
Here from your MOTL. Didn't know you had another channel
WAUW 🤩🤩🤩🤩 David, this is so amazing what you do. I Love watching your video's You Rock Dude!!!!! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Keep fighting and have faith in yourself. We love your videos and your message - so many Canadians rely on you to promote sanity, truth, honesty and expose the corruption, and remind the powers that be that we resist. God bless you and keep you.
Such a detailed video. Appreciate it.
From one divorced guy to another 🤜🤛
That was amazing and beautiful all sametime in God ' s country ❤ Alberta
There is now a restroom at the Bierstadt lot.
I can get it out but now it doesn't want to go back in....
This gives me anxiety, I dont hike at all. I could do a beginner trail for sure, but never in a million years could or would I want to do this. Hats off sir. How in the hell do you get down??!! Safely
You’re awesome David, just love your stuff.
Wow
We love you David, thanks for your genuine content and personal transparency, we are all behind you, keep up the good fight! ❤Alberta
my question is are you going to be able to find your way back? I hope you left breadcrumbs along the way, lol.
we don't put trail tape down, so we just follow our track we created but on big walls it doesn't help you becuase the gps isn't accurate enough. Often we are creating new routes close to where we were to get back. Sometimes you'll push through a bush but going back the branches are pointed at you not allowing easy access. One that that really helps is my framed shots solidfy my knowledge of where to go. I remember where I setup my tripod so that usually helps a lot.
@@IdRatherBeHiking Thanks for the reply David, but I was only joking. Back in the early 60's as kids we'd joke about using breadcrumbs so we could fine our back through the wooded areas. I figured as experienced hikers you no doubt had that part covered. Nice trip and coverage.
Thanks for taking us on adventure with you David, keep fighting! ❤Alberta
Wonder if it's safe dunking in some of those big pools👍
oh of course, avoid the ones with frogs in it though
Some of those areas are pretty dangerous. Those worms are good protein 😂❤🕊🇨🇦
LOL, I didn't mention in the video but I've been vegan 9 years so a little more off putting for me.
Absolutely magnificent ♥️🕊🇨🇦
Great journey 👍