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Very thankful for the wonderful news regarding your son. The Lord's Mercy endureth forever. Hoping your son can go forward successfully, and you two can ride happier and more peacefully. Look forward to your next adventures. God Bless!

I look forward to your videos and enjoy seeing what different areas look like that you travel in. The campgrounds are nice to see but I also love to see the trails and what they are like. Plus, I have information to share with my husband in hopes that we can travel with horses and ride many of the trails you have shown us in your videos. Toss in a few minutes of your cooking and life with your RV for a little added variety, I'm not sure an entire video full of cooking would keep my attention but that's just me. I enjoy your videos of escaping the northern winters 🙂 that I am all too familiar with. I would love for your to keep producing your videos but in the end, do what makes you happy as well.

Awe bit sad for you that there wasn't good trails. Hope you had a good clean up though. Tracey (Australia)

That's awesome news about your son's successful kidney transplant. I hope he continues doing well & can finally carry on with life as he wishes. It looked like this video started out with you two @ Lake Panasoffkee. I love that place except for the sandspurs, like you said. I haven't been to the one you're at now - Shangri-La I think you said. I know you're in Florida. I'm a Floridian & have never heard of it. I'll have to check it out. I look forward to your next video. 🙂

Thank you both and all for letting us in on this part of your life. Wishing you great progress with his health and happy life ahead. Love to you from Tracey in Australia

He’s doing great. So scary. Happy for you guys. ❤

Good to hear things are moving forward for your son. Take care!

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Good to hear the good news, be careful you guys. Rob Hamros

Great news your kids are awesome ❤

Great news!!!

Have you ever been to French Creek South Dakota? It’s beautiful.

I love your channels. His jokes and your reviews. I’m stuck in Alberta for winter for a few more years so I live vicariously through you. Film some random stuff throughout your day. Maybe some of the meals you make on the road.

Make your videos shorter and edit them better (edit out unnecessary stuff). Focus on highlighting things via a combination of short sections of your rides that stitch together and tell a story.

Hi. Please do not stop making videos. Always enjoy seeing the campgrounds and trails. As a hiker, I'm always interested in what the trails look like. Even if you've filmed a location before, it always looks a bit different. I've been following you two since we met at the Longleaf Horse Trails system and camp area in the Desoto National Forest just south of Laurel, Mississippi. I was updating all the markers for each trail when I walked by your campground. Glad Jay gave me your card and TH-cam Channel name. Have enjoyed since. Continued prayers for your son. God Bless, and keep up the great work!

I love your videos! I’m wanting to do this when I’m able to get a remote job. Info on budgeting and how you boondock with horses. In depth videos on the horses and daily routines are nice. Q and As are fun. I love the true life. I also love all the between the ears footage.

Well considering I'm never going to go to your campgrounds as I live in Australia, I'd love to see more of your countryside, trails etc. Anything personal is good too, I've never seen the cooking vids and I thought I've seen every vid you've done. The good the bad and the ugly give it all to me. Tracey (Australia)

Really enjoy the camping & trail reviews . Also your camping and trail tips.

Well, we really enjoy your videos. Being recently retired we want to go to some of these same places and your videos give us ideas. The videos you post are great as they are. But adding in all the other activities neede to support your stays or things the add to them like local restaurants and activities and also the work and challenges encountered to live that life would be helpful. Live your channel!

Still enjoy seeing the trails and where you go. You never know what kind of problems with the horses that you may run into, this can be educating as well as entertaining.

Like your videos. Your husband bringing hay was great. Enjoy anything that shows you all having fun or think your audience would find interesting, educational, etc. I personally, like 15-20 min videos. Just have fun, people enjoy that. The more I watch the more I learn. XO

I enjoy your videos and would like to see some of your challenges in this life style. Like what do you do when you have an RV or Trailer issue on the road. How to you find fuel, how do you decide what places to visit? How do find a farrier or vet on the road? Show us what goes into your lifestyle choice so that we are better informed of what is required if we decide to go on the road. Some of the planning along with the trail reviews would be great. Whatever you decide, it is a pleasure watching you.

I just came across your channel. My husband and I are in the next 3 or 4 years planning to be full time RV living in a class A RV. I have always wanted to have a horse (I had lessons twice a week for 2 years so know basics) and as crazy as it sounds I wanted to know if it would be doable having a horse full time on the road. I,e costs, boondocking on BLM land etc since Florida doesn't appear to have any BLM according to my land map app? I haven't yet looked at all your other videos, but wanted to make this comment relevant to now since you're questioning about the future of your channel. I look forward to watching your other videos. I would love to see more of your set up and how you roll for sure. I would recommend if you're wanting an example of creating content for the kind of lifestyle you're living, Cheap RV living with Bob Wells is a great channel for inspiration. Tips on how to keep costs down too? How you visit a vet or have one come to you and costs involved? Any tips relating to costs is helpful.

I enjoy everything. Record it all

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I enjoy learning of places to go with horses but also like to know what's around for entertainment and shopping also. It great watching your life. Gives us ideas on what we want to do when we retire.

I think your videos are fine just keep doing what you’re doing. If you go to a flea market film a little bit of it if you go kayaking, film, a little bit of it we would like to see Jay fall out of the kayak you don’t have to film your private life just film. Whatever when you go riding show us the views anything

I think you should try introducing some of your other content and see how it goes. You will get a feel for it and whether you like making the videos. I enjoy the camping and riding because that is something I do myself. Find it interesting the places you go. I also ride a motorcycle, so some Daytona footage would be good. Haven't seen much about Daytona in my travels. Love the hay wagon Jay! Way to get the job done!

I was hoping to go to Lake Panasoffkee next weekend but it's closed for camping then due to hunting. I love camping there but I stay in the non-horse area so I'm not taking up the wide-open areas that horse campers should have. I don't have horses but I am fascinated in how you all camp & travel with all that you have, which is a LOT. So please do not end your channel! I do like seeing the places you camp but I also wouldn't mind seeing what else you do & how the animals (both dogs & horses) fare when you're away. You both are fun to watch interacting with each other - it's endearing to see a happily married couple enjoying retirement together. I hope my comments help your decision.

I really enjoy all your videos and always look forward to the next one. My favorites are your trail rides. But will enjoy you two on anything you decide to make a video on. Love you guys ❤

God Bless you and your family in the holiday season.

Another great video ❤

Brrrrr way too cold 37d celsius where I live in Australia, we had 45 this week too. Tracey (Australia)

I’ve been watching you Guys for awhile now. I think you guys are awesome

Love the new updated Intro. This video ended quickly. I was like, where did you go..... Looked like some nice trails.

You ever checked out "HAWS" Help Alberta Wildies Society

Wow amazing

F You and your horses. People can’t hike on the trails you and your horses have been on. Horse flys, horse shit, trail destroyed buy you and your horse tearing up the trail ground. F YOU !!!

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Hey hi there great again. Trace y (Australia)

Lunch at The Story Inn is sooo good!!!

What horse boots do you use?

Wow, the horrible, horrible “music” completely ruins this video!

Don't worry about peeps passing....they are locals. 😉 You are in beautiful country. I lived in Brown County for several years and it was definitely a different experience. Beautiful and peaceful for sure.

Horse flies there in the summer are horrible 😊 great place to ride We always ride to Story for lunch 😊

I love country folks. Just don't cross them.❤

Glad to see you halter tie! I raised my daughters on those trails. Hours of nature and solitude. My youngest daughter won $12,500 a yr, renewable 4 hrs, of college tuition on her entrance essay writing that riding in the Deam Wilderess and Brown Cty taught her that everything in life can come back to something very simple. So totally paid off all the hard work for all the fun! And the rattlesnakes have killed off many a real estate deal when city folk want to buy a neat old cabin down there! Those waves of tall grass out frt is not wind! Yeah you need to see that campground when it's FULL!

I saw a big rig in the day parking lot - truck/trlr/tires covered w yellow paint - they had just freshly striped the drive into the Horseman's Camp. No way to drive those rigs thru those curves within the lines.

They let timber rattlesnakes loose in Brown County State Park