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@@nmoretterbue Thanks! We stayed at the Tin Can Mike Lake site! There’s 3 on that lake and our site was the only one on the east side of the lake just before the portage to Horse Lake! I’m sure you’ll have fun if it’s not 90 degrees with 90% humidity and thunderstorms 😂 just be ready for those portages tho! They’re nothing nice! Extremely rocky and steep!

Oh sorry! Yes, we went Mudro to Sandpit to Tin Can Mike!

i was at tin can mike lake back in 1982.. long time ago. .i remember it was end of june and cloudy day .. i had the best fishing day of my entire life that day on tin can mike. we were catching smallmouth and tons of northern on red/white hula poppers.. never forget that day...

@@AJKPenguin Thanks! Pretty sure that was between Fourtown and Horse lakes! It was a gorgeous spot! Shocked nobody was there!?

@@shannonmcdonough6052 the year I was born

@@JenKPadilla the hunts lol

@@BackpackingwithBuckley I’m just glad nobody got struck by lightning 😂 good times man

@@sherryonthetrail oh wow! That’s a lot of times!? I can see why though! lol

@@donaldwalentiny3633 right? Watch Buckleys video and you see me planning where to place my tent just in case of a washout 😂

@@Ontrail82 yeah I saw that one first that was like damn. Can't wait for your video. It did not disappoint LOL

Most places I’d say yes you’d be fine. There is a difference between 4 wheel drive and all wheel drive so look it up beforehand…deeper mud puddles I’d avoid if I were you but most forest roads I’d say you’re fine to explore in that! I see a lot of Subaru all wheel drive cars out there that seem to do ok.

@@WanderingWiley yeah the worst part of National Parks unfortunately are all the people. I usually try and mentally prepare myself but it only lasts to a certain point with me 🤷🏼‍♂️ lol

@@kristalann1973 that sounds wonderful to go there multiple times! You must live close! lol

@@Ontrail82 Nope but I love The Black Hills and I go hiking out there several times a year so I usually enjoy one day in The Badlands on my way there🌲

@@mike28113 oh wow that’s super random! Well thanks for the compliment! Hope you like outdoors videos because I’m out pretty much every week! 🥾🏕️

@@Ontrail82 yes I love nature and the great outdoors. Have you did the camp out video

@@mike28113 yep! It’s out tomorrow morning 6am!

@@BackpackingwithBuckley thanks! I’m glad I was able to make it out to see you and Mike! I’ve been itching to get out there with you guys! A trip I’ll never forget that’s for sure! lol

My wife yells at me every time I go out on some sketchy places like you did but so worth it LOL

@@donaldwalentiny3633 hahaha it is tho! 🤣 it’s the good views 😎 lol

@@WanderingWiley that’s how I looked at it! Didn’t mind driving home after a full day of exploring cool places! 👌🏼

@@larryhanson3856 thanks! I believe it was Mable Lake where the two campgrounds were! Pretty sure it was just Mable Lake campground. Both area were beautiful!

@@NigelNaughton no I haven’t…nowhere in Wisconsin yet! Yeah all the rain we’ve had for the past month has made everything grow like crazy. Some of that grass I drove through was as tall as my hood!? lol

@@CavemanCBB yeah I thought the roads in were going to be a lot more wet…wasn’t bad at all.

@@jefffontana3105 I would prefer you do your research on what is actually happening when fogging…without just googling it. Real research. Here’s the issue…I get this a lot being a TH-camr. Everyone wants to criticize without having facts. If the fogger is used incorrectly then yes, it’s harmful to the water, birds, along with other things. Everyone who says to me “I live in the area” and just assumes I’m a city guy shows your ignorance. I’ve grown up in the outdoors. Alaska, Northern Wisconsin, Minnesota…the city is where I just work. Don’t make yourself sound ignorant by assuming what you don’t know anything about. My dad was a career forest ranger. My mom ran a pheasant farm. I respect nature. I know my shit. You don’t know me. Don’t watch another one of my videos. If I see you comment again, I block you. Have a nice day.

@@outdooriowan that’s why I love Minnesota! 👌🏼

Really? Wow.

@@yevenstee 😂😂😂…🌲👌🏼

@@nerbin that’s funny you mention Kenny Of All Trades because I commented on his video and said I had that spot pinned but hadn’t been out there yet…it was nice to see him out there and was able to see what the site looked like! Thanks for watching!

@@ethanhalland2949 yeah, a lot of places I go need 4 wheel drive and high clearance to get there.

@@kuraimaho I love it! I’ve had it for probably 6 or 7 years now and it’s great! Holds up great and is extremely packable and portable. Pumps up in like 5 minutes! Worth every penny!

@@petescharber8567 I invited u to #1 already…it has a portage lol …but #2 was my other secluded lake in the Chipp, that video was like month ago or something…the one that had the rough muddy road getting in! lol

Yeah I got mine a couple years ago and I’ve mentioned it a handful of times in my videos. That bitch will be rockin next to me tomorrow night at camp lol

I got mine 2 years ago and it’s my best friend at camp during the bug season lol

I think all the fish were hiding from the sound of all those private jets taking off from the airport all damn morning lol

Thanks! I figured there was a reason for it to do that. I’ve seen it before, just never caught it on camera to ask someone! Thanks for watching!

Crazy a random lake in middle America will take you all the way to the ocean lol

Thanks! I haven’t checked her out yet but I will! 👍🏼

Haha yes, I actually mentioned that 3 videos ago. There was a site just past the site I stayed at but the mud and water was just too much being alone. I said if I had somebody with me that could pull me out if needed then yes, but when I’m solo it’s better to be safe than sorry lol

There are some maps that do show them. I’ve gone to sites people have told me about but to me it’s more fun to find places myself exploring. Somebody telling me a spot takes all the fun out of it.