just subscribed after watching the jeep burn to the ground and then binge watching your old stuff the last few days. if its any consolation, all the new subs from the burn video should help towards the expenses of a new rig.
Thanks my friend. And welcome to the channel! Glad you’re enjoying the videos. Yeah you guys have been awesome with all your support and help. It’s been a bummer for sure. I just can’t wait to get set back up and out there doing my trips and videos again. Cheers!
Good stuff my friend. I like how you re putting all the artifacts back so that some other person(s) down the road can find some cool stuff and show their kids and grandkids. I was in TN a couple of years ago riding a dual sport all along the old trails and logging roads etc. I stopped and stomped around and camped from a tent pretty regular. I was fortunate enough to find several arrow heads and several that were in what I would call hunting condition. They were still sharp and I found some old scrapers and misc broke chips etc. I left them all as well. I am not 100% sure what the laws are in TN, but for me it was more of giving someone else hopes of finding something cool like that is why I left them there. Thanks again for all you do in your videos to not only show us around but throwing in the history for additional education makes it a fun perk as well. Thanks again and have a blessed week sir. Dale
I’m sorry to see that beautiful Jeep go. I know you’re sick over it but thank Gid you’re OK. I guess the good news is...you’ve got a fun new project ahead of you. Best of luck with it and thanks for sharing.
Another great video! So cool you found the Native American encampment! Lots of great artifacts and beautiful country! Thanks for taking us along..... hope you get set back up again soon!
I've been try'n to watch this since you uploaded it yesterday, I finally got it watched now. Nice video of the Dry Lake Area. Thanks for this Great Video's that you make for us, Casey. Sorry the 0l' Jeep'ster Ain't with you anymore☹🙁😞😭
I really enjoyed the video Casey, but being able to know the future it also saddened me to watch this. It’s always difficult to say goodbye to an old friend. Here’s hoping you the best as you begin with a new ride and more adventures in your future.
For sure my friend. I’m not a super emotional guy but it was a bit hard finishing the editing on this video. I just kept thinking about all the adventures I had in that Jeep. I usually keep vehicles for 5-10 years. At about 18 months I was just starting to really get to know that Jeep and get all my kit dialed in. had a lot of great adventures in it for sure.
For sure. Thank you my friend. I’ll be back out there soon. Just have a few more basic pieces of camping gear I need to get, and of course a new vehicle and I will be able to get back out there. It’s another matter getting back to a kit like I had but it will just take a little time. Cheers!
Your channel helped me decide on my next vehicle purchase and my JL wrangler is better than I could've hoped. Looking forward to the next coyote rig and the adventures that will come with it. Keep up the great videos!
Thank you my friend. Was really missing 1.0 when I was finishing up the editing on this video though. That was a great rig right up until the moment she burned to the ground. Had a lot of adventures in that one.
I came home on leave from the Marine Corps to Piute County, Utah in 1984. I went hiking with my dad in Kingston Canyon and we found a near perfect arrowhead, the tip was busted off. We pondered the arrowhead's history, did the hunter miss and fracture the tip, did a cow step on it? Great video Casey, brought back fond memories.
You had a reliable partner in your jeep! She took you away from the 'madding crowd' many a time. Love the music in this video. If you happen to read this, do you remember the name of this music - especially at the first part of the video? This campsite was extra special with so much space! Thanks so much for taking us along with you.
I tried to find the song again but didn’t have any luck. I just got it off the TH-cam free music for creators section. Thank you. Glad you enjoyed. Yeah that was an awesome campsite. I rarely ever camp twice in the same place but this is a spot I have a feeling I’ll be going back to. Cheers!
Thanks my friend. Me to. She served me well right up until the end. But the silver lining of the whole experience has been the overwhelming support from all of you guys. Glad to have all of you for sure.
Another great video with a lot of history . I hope you get a new jeep soon . I still cant believe your jeep and roof top tent etc is gone. I'm so sorry Casey . I would like to take a trip out your way next year , hopefully we can meet and go on a adventure or two . Take care .
Thanks my friend. It’s a huge bummer. Not just the financial loss, but I really actually liked that Jeep. Had a lot of good adventures in her. Oh well. Not much I can do but move forward and start getting my next one set up. Cheers!
Another great exploring video, albeit a sad ending to your vehicle. But, with your optimism and quest to explore, I'm sure your next vehicle will be better suited for your treks. You are a great steward of the land out there, leaving nothing but some footprints and one fairly charred spot of ground. I truly look forward to your next chapter.
Thank you my friend. Agreed on the sad ending. But in a way it’s fitting that right up until the day that Jeep died it was carrying me out exploring. It seems almost kind of fitting that if it had to die, it would die out there in the process of carrying me to do what I love. Cheers!
It’s definitely something to watch for and be careful of. Most of it is pretty small pieces but a larger one could do some damage to a tire for sure. Cheers my friend!
Sorry to hear about your Jeep. Glad you put out this video though. I traded in my JKUR for a JLUR. I think it is amazing and Jeep did it right this time. Slow to get parts still but constantly getting better. I have 19,000 miles on it so far, off road every weekend wether it be rocks or exploring and really haven't had any issues yet to speak of. Good luck with whatever you choose to get yet as it is what you prefer that matters most.
Thanks my friend. Definitely a bummer. But not much I can do about it now but move on. Glad to hear you are liking your JL. And its ‘great to hear from someone who’s actually been taking it off road and put some miles on it. I’d like to get one but I don’t know if it’s quite in my budget ;-). Cheers my friend. Keep me posted on how that Jeep does for you!
I had to grieve for a while before watching this one. That Jeep was awesome! RIP. A fantastic video though. I really liked the relaxed pace and interesting camp meal. Beautifull scenery, excelent production and thoughtfull dialogue as always. How ironic that you were so carefull not to risk your jeep on that trail only to have an unavoidable catosrtpohic failure on the next trip. Glad you got another JKUR though.
Thanks my friend. Really appreciate the comments and glad you enjoyed the videos. There is definitely a bit of irony in that. I do miss that Jeep but the new one is growing on me. Cheers!
I don’t know for sure the cause. But the most plausible one I’ve heard is a transmission line wearing through and dripping transmission fluid onto the hot area near the back of the motor. Apparently there is a transmission line along the bell housing that can wear through from vibration. I’ll probably never know for sure but that seems really likely. Cheers!
Recently discovered your channel, GREAT ADVENTURES, GREAT VIDEOS! My passion is very similar to yours, only difference is I do it on a motorcycle. Love to find most desolate places and camp and try to explore. Just subscribed! Keep them coming!
Thank you. For sure. I measure the success of my trips by how few other people I see. The perfect trip is the one where I’m out in the desert for a few days and don’t see a single other vehicle or person! I love the solitude and desolation out there. Welcome to the channel. Hope you find some other videos that you enjoy on my channel.
I wish people would be better about leaving stuff where they found it the way they found it. Can't wait for you to get your new rig together so you can get back out.
I agree 100%. For me the thrill is in finding it. I’ve just never been into gathering artifacts from out there and bringing them home. I just like finding them and knowing they are there.
Just more junk in my house where I'm busy trying to throw stuff away. I want to strip it down to the essentials so we can get out a lot more doing what you and other overlanders do.
It looks like an awesome trip especially for being the last successful full trip in that Jeep. It sure is cool knowing that people lived there for a while. I think it would be cool to try you replicate what it was like to live out there. Wondering if it was a good enough lake to have fish in it back then. If it was there might be primitive fishing hooks and gorges around the lake.
I feel the same way. One of my favorite pastimes when I find places like that is just walking around and imagining what their lives were like. There could have been fish in it. There is a whole series of dray lakes out in that area.. Cheers!
casey sorry for your loss glad your ok but your covered wagon is probably the first covered wagon in over a hundred years to burn up out there in the desert have fun stay free
I really enjoyed this video while at the same time I was really bummed out by the fact that your Jeep burned up on your next trip! I hope you were able to salvage/save the majority of your kit and weapons before the fire got to it Casey, but it must have been a super stressful to get everything out! Best of luck with getting back to speed with a new used rig!!!
I know my friend. It was definitely bittersweet finishing the editing on this one. I really enjoyed that trip and it just made me remember how much I really liked that Jeep. I didn’t have a lot of time to get gear out of the Jeep because a brush fire was starting and I had to tend to that. But I did get some. And thankfully by the skin of my teeth I was able to prevent a wildfire starting as a result of it. I’m bummed to have lost so much gear, but It’s better than I would have felt if I was responsible for burning 15,000 acres of that rangeland.
So you did not go up that little Hill near the end? What was on the other side? As far as locations go can you is any indication I only curious within 50 75 Mi LOL were you in Far Southeast Lakeview or east of there? I understand if you don't answer I keep everything pretty secret myself I'm not going to tell people for things are so they can ruin them but there's a lot of dry lake beds out in the Hart Mountain area. I've been enjoying your channel I just found it a couple weeks ago. I don't spend much time on TH-cam so it was kind of nice to find somebody interested in the same type of thing I am I found a lot of petroglyphs and pictographs out toward that area that is what draws me toward it. Thank you for sharing your adventures I will follow along from here on thank you
Great video! As I mentioned before, I'll be getting an FSR tent like yours very soon. I would be interested in a detail that you don't see talked about in these kinds of camping videos, which is dealing with bathroom issues. I did see once you carrying what looked like a modular toilet stool frame.
Thanks David. Yes. In the summer months mostly I just dig a hole and go. But I do have the Cleanwaste Portable GoAnywhere folding toilet that is an awesome piece of kit. And to be honest I find myself using it more and more as I get older. It’s just nice to have a comfortable place to sit ;-). You should google it and check it out. It’s hella sturdy, sanitary to use, and folds down into a nice size for packing in the vehicle.
Thanks. I will. Being in my mid 60's, squatting is hard on the joints and if the wife decides that she wants to go with, most definitely a must. It might be worth a mention in one of you next videos.
Me too. It was bittersweet finishing the editing on this video. I just keep thinking about all the adventures I had in that Jeep. I really liked that one...
I seriously felt very sad😪 about ur Jeep demise after watching this clip. I hope u r well covered by insurance & will get another Jeep soon and we can see ur adventure again.
Thank you my friend. Yeah finishing the editing on this one was a little emotional for sure. Man I miss that Jeep. But she died taking me on an adventure and I guess that’s as much as any Jeep can hope for right? Cheers!
@@CoyoteWorks01 it's starting to cool off some here in Alabama. I drive a Toyota Tundra and love it. Unless you're definitely buying another jeep, check them out for a overland vehicle.
Nick's recipe is correct. Hardtack (aka ship's biscuit) will last practically forever, but is inedible in dry form. If you added it to the elk and veg stew from your other video at the beginning of the boil, it would reconstitute fully and be really tasty and filling. Again, sorry about your Jeep. I wouldn't wish that on anybody. Well ok, I would, but I wouldn't tell anyone...;-)
Hi Casey, I wonder if toy can remind me of the brand of light you have. I know you had posted it before but I cant find it. I missed this video so I will travel back in time to watch
I carry a ham radio my friend! I actually kept two of them in the Jeep. They both burned... But I will get another. I don’t have my license but I can use the MURS channels.
To prepare for eating, soak it in water or milk for about 15 minutes, and then fry in a buttered skillet. You can eat it with cheese, soup, or just plain with a dash of salt.
I’ll try that next time. But I’m not convinced Nick’s hard tack was made exactly right. He likes to experiment with things and I think he may have put some plaster or some drywall mud in it...
I’ve been looking at them but I can’t really get to serious until I get my offer from the insurance company. Hopefully they will be fair on the replacement cost of the Jeep and I’ll only be out the 10-12k in tools, gear, and accessories that were in and on it. Cheers my friend!
@@CoyoteWorks01 it's cool that you're keeping positive about what you do brother. Continue the climb, hopefully soon I'll make my way out to the west coast. Thanks for replying. 👍
Glad you didn't die eating my hardtack! It cooks up better if you break it up before you cook it. I also like to dip it in coffee and eat it for breakfast. Here's a link to an article with a bit of information on hardtack as well as the recipe I use. I double the amount of salt for added flavor. www.americantable.org/2013/06/civil-war-recipe-hardtack-1861/
Awesome! Nope. Didn’t die ;-). Honestly I really like the flavor. That extra salt really helps. I’m going to try and make some. Thank you for the contribution. I had a lot of fun eating like a pioneer on that trip!
I agree. But unfortunately those are their rules. I pick them up all day long when I’m on private property. But I’ve also found so many of them over the years that I usually don’t pick one up even then unless it’s a unique or really perfect one. Cheers!
Coyote Works the reason is if an anthropologist wants to review a site it is important to see the objects in context. So it is important to not take the items but also to return them to where it is found.
The second reason for the policy is to preserve that moment of discovery for the next person. When folks take items it ruins the experience for the rest of us.
I'm watching with interest because I have a 2014 JKU that I've modified to sleep in back by removing the back seat and built a sleep platform. It works well but your experience has raised concerns. I have 2 fire extinguishers close at hand, however would like to know what caused your fire (or any clues) and if there is anything that you will do preemptively if you get another Jeep.
I don’t know for sure but a couple of guys have mentioned they think it may have been a fuel line that ruptured. Apparently there is a place where the fuel line runs across or near the transmission where it can vibrate and wear through. Everything they describe about how it would start a fire seems a lot like what I witnessed with my fire. So for sure on my next Jeep I’m going to look over the fuel line and make sure it is well padded and protected at any point where it could vibrate and wear agains anything. Cheers my friend. Hope that helps!
Agreed my friend. Bummed to lose it, and all the gear that was in it. But it’s all replaceable. Just took me along time to get it all. But you are absolutely right. I’m just glad I made it out safe, and didn’t start a raging wildfire. Cheers!
Me to my friend. They are sure taking their sweet time with the process. I’m pretty confident they will cover what they consider replacements cost of the vehicle itself. But it looks like they won’t cover the approx 10k in tools, gear, and accessories on and in it. Big lesson here in what to check for with your insurance coverage if you have a rig stocked up and kitted out for camping and overlanding.
I was going to switch from State Farm, which I hate, to AAA until I asked about coverage of upgrades/add ons.. State Farm claims they cover all permanently bolted on accessories. What insurance co. do you have?
just subscribed after watching the jeep burn to the ground and then binge watching your old stuff the last few days. if its any consolation, all the new subs from the burn video should help towards the expenses of a new rig.
Thanks my friend. And welcome to the channel! Glad you’re enjoying the videos. Yeah you guys have been awesome with all your support and help. It’s been a bummer for sure. I just can’t wait to get set back up and out there doing my trips and videos again. Cheers!
Coyote Works, you are awesome ! Love your style of overlanding. Thank you sir !
Thank you my friend!
Another awesome outing! Always such interesting history and artifacts
Good memories👍..love the JEEP!!! Love the channel,,,Love the adventure,,,keep foward Brother💪🥇
Thanks my friend. Good memories for sure. Love that Jeep. Going to miss that one. She was perfect (well up until the moment she went up in flames)...
It was a worthy vehicle. I hope you get another one soon. ^^
Thank you my friend!
Awesome, historical artifact areas are so interesting!
Good stuff my friend. I like how you re putting all the artifacts back so that some other person(s) down the road can find some cool stuff and show their kids and grandkids. I was in TN a couple of years ago riding a dual sport all along the old trails and logging roads etc. I stopped and stomped around and camped from a tent pretty regular. I was fortunate enough to find several arrow heads and several that were in what I would call hunting condition. They were still sharp and I found some old scrapers and misc broke chips etc. I left them all as well. I am not 100% sure what the laws are in TN, but for me it was more of giving someone else hopes of finding something cool like that is why I left them there. Thanks again for all you do in your videos to not only show us around but throwing in the history for additional education makes it a fun perk as well. Thanks again and have a blessed week sir.
Dale
This one stands on its own regardless of the mishap. Really liked the music in this one!
Great Great Show ❤
Awesome video! I can’t wait for Coyote Works 2.0!
Thanks my friend. Me too!
The New JL is a great! I upgraded from a Big Bear to a JL Rubicon and differences are amazing!
I’m sorry to see that beautiful Jeep go. I know you’re sick over it but thank Gid you’re OK. I guess the good news is...you’ve got a fun new project ahead of you. Best of luck with it and thanks for sharing.
I am glad to be okay for sure. But definitely bummed about my Jeep. But moving on and looking forward to the next one. Cheers my freind.
Thanks...You are very dialed in on your camping skills.
Must've been bitter sweet to edit this one. Cheers
Definitely bitter sweet my friend. Cheers to her. She served me well!
How are YOU doing?!!!
How is your quest for a new Rubicon going?
Regarding your October trip, do you think a 2001 Ford Ranger XLT 4 X 4 can do it?
Enjoyed the trip and exploring for water, thanks....
Another great video! So cool you found the Native American encampment! Lots of great artifacts and beautiful country! Thanks for taking us along..... hope you get set back up again soon!
Thanks my friend. Glad you enjoyed. As always I appreciate having you guys along for my adventures!
Beautiful opening shot. Hope you can find a decent low miles JKU reasonably soon.
Thank you my friend. I’m on the hunt for sure. With everyone’s help and support I should be back up and running fairly soon. Cheers!
I've been try'n to watch this since you uploaded it yesterday, I finally got it watched now. Nice video of the Dry Lake Area. Thanks for this Great Video's that you make for us, Casey. Sorry the 0l' Jeep'ster Ain't with you anymore☹🙁😞😭
I really enjoyed the video Casey, but being able to know the future it also saddened me to watch this. It’s always difficult to say goodbye to an old friend. Here’s hoping you the best as you begin with a new ride and more adventures in your future.
For sure my friend. I’m not a super emotional guy but it was a bit hard finishing the editing on this video. I just kept thinking about all the adventures I had in that Jeep. I usually keep vehicles for 5-10 years. At about 18 months I was just starting to really get to know that Jeep and get all my kit dialed in. had a lot of great adventures in it for sure.
Can't wait to see your new adventures with the new Jeep!
Thanks Jon!
Good memories my friend. Hope all is well with you. Hope to see ya back out there soon on your adventures in a new rig.
For sure. Thank you my friend. I’ll be back out there soon. Just have a few more basic pieces of camping gear I need to get, and of course a new vehicle and I will be able to get back out there. It’s another matter getting back to a kit like I had but it will just take a little time. Cheers!
Your channel helped me decide on my next vehicle purchase and my JL wrangler is better than I could've hoped. Looking forward to the next coyote rig and the adventures that will come with it. Keep up the great videos!
What trim did you get? Wife and I were all Rubicon at first but decided to get the JLU SportS. Gonna do our own mods and save money.
Great video - love the exploring for old artifacts and history, looking forward to CW 2.0!
Thank you my friend. Was really missing 1.0 when I was finishing up the editing on this video though. That was a great rig right up until the moment she burned to the ground. Had a lot of adventures in that one.
I came home on leave from the Marine Corps to Piute County, Utah in 1984. I went hiking with my dad in Kingston Canyon and we found a near perfect arrowhead, the tip was busted off. We pondered the arrowhead's history, did the hunter miss and fracture the tip, did a cow step on it? Great video Casey, brought back fond memories.
You had a reliable partner in your jeep! She took you away from the 'madding crowd' many a time. Love the music in this video. If you happen to read this, do you remember the name of this music - especially at the first part of the video? This campsite was extra special with so much space! Thanks so much for taking us along with you.
I tried to find the song again but didn’t have any luck. I just got it off the TH-cam free music for creators section. Thank you. Glad you enjoyed. Yeah that was an awesome campsite. I rarely ever camp twice in the same place but this is a spot I have a feeling I’ll be going back to. Cheers!
Thanks so much for taking the time out to look for the music - no problem. Will be coming back to this particular video often. Happy travels.
Look forward to your future adventures. Thanks for sharing. Hated to see your Jeep go down...
Thanks my friend. Me to. She served me well right up until the end. But the silver lining of the whole experience has been the overwhelming support from all of you guys. Glad to have all of you for sure.
Another great video with a lot of history . I hope you get a new jeep soon . I still cant believe your jeep and roof top tent etc is gone. I'm so sorry Casey . I would like to take a trip out your way next year , hopefully we can meet and go on a adventure or two . Take care .
Thanks my friend. It’s a huge bummer. Not just the financial loss, but I really actually liked that Jeep. Had a lot of good adventures in her. Oh well. Not much I can do but move forward and start getting my next one set up. Cheers!
Another great exploring video, albeit a sad ending to your vehicle. But, with your optimism and quest to explore, I'm sure your next vehicle will be better suited for your treks. You are a great steward of the land out there, leaving nothing but some footprints and one fairly charred spot of ground. I truly look forward to your next chapter.
Thank you my friend. Agreed on the sad ending. But in a way it’s fitting that right up until the day that Jeep died it was carrying me out exploring. It seems almost kind of fitting that if it had to die, it would die out there in the process of carrying me to do what I love. Cheers!
Miss this jeep!!!
Always enjoyed your videos and i hope you get another jeep on the road soon. Best wishes from Ireland!👍
Thanks my friend. Ireland! Wow. Always wanted to go there. I will someday for sure. Cheers!
Just sub's after seeing your burn video and now looking through your other videos, great work and I look forward to seeing your next Jeep build.
Another good one!
That was a good one lots of fines so now I hope you find a new jeep soon so we can see more videos good luck on the hunt
Thank you. For sure my friend. I’m working on it!
That was really cool
Your not worried about the sharpness of the obsidian cutting your tires? Gonna get the same color rubi next time?
It’s definitely something to watch for and be careful of. Most of it is pretty small pieces but a larger one could do some damage to a tire for sure. Cheers my friend!
Good music. I own the same 4 door Yellow not Rubicon Wrangler. Madras, Ochocco Hebbner Ukia all great memories
Great episode. Really great scenery!
Thanks my friend!
That looked almost as good as a MRE lol just needed some beans for a warm night in the fart bag.
Great video Thanks!!
Ha! For sure my friend. Lol
I only found your channel a few months ago but have enjoyed them. It saddens me to see this vid knowing what happened. Hope you bounce back quick!
Sorry to hear about your Jeep. Glad you put out this video though. I traded in my JKUR for a JLUR. I think it is amazing and Jeep did it right this time. Slow to get parts still but constantly getting better. I have 19,000 miles on it so far, off road every weekend wether it be rocks or exploring and really haven't had any issues yet to speak of. Good luck with whatever you choose to get yet as it is what you prefer that matters most.
Thanks my friend. Definitely a bummer. But not much I can do about it now but move on. Glad to hear you are liking your JL. And its ‘great to hear from someone who’s actually been taking it off road and put some miles on it. I’d like to get one but I don’t know if it’s quite in my budget ;-). Cheers my friend. Keep me posted on how that Jeep does for you!
I had to grieve for a while before watching this one. That Jeep was awesome! RIP. A fantastic video though. I really liked the relaxed pace and interesting camp meal. Beautifull scenery, excelent production and thoughtfull dialogue as always. How ironic that you were so carefull not to risk your jeep on that trail only to have an unavoidable catosrtpohic failure on the next trip. Glad you got another JKUR though.
Thanks my friend. Really appreciate the comments and glad you enjoyed the videos. There is definitely a bit of irony in that. I do miss that Jeep but the new one is growing on me. Cheers!
Hardtack was eaten with Coffee ... they dipped hardtack in the coffee to soften it up enough to eat
Another great, educational and inspiring video. Sorry to hear about the fire. Did you ever find the cause?
I don’t know for sure the cause. But the most plausible one I’ve heard is a transmission line wearing through and dripping transmission fluid onto the hot area near the back of the motor. Apparently there is a transmission line along the bell housing that can wear through from vibration. I’ll probably never know for sure but that seems really likely. Cheers!
Great video looking forward to your new Jeep
Thank you. Still mourning the other one a bit. But already looking at options for my next one! Cheers
Recently discovered your channel, GREAT ADVENTURES, GREAT VIDEOS! My passion is very similar to yours, only difference is I do it on a motorcycle. Love to find most desolate places and camp and try to explore. Just subscribed! Keep them coming!
Thank you. For sure. I measure the success of my trips by how few other people I see. The perfect trip is the one where I’m out in the desert for a few days and don’t see a single other vehicle or person! I love the solitude and desolation out there. Welcome to the channel. Hope you find some other videos that you enjoy on my channel.
I wish people would be better about leaving stuff where they found it the way they found it. Can't wait for you to get your new rig together so you can get back out.
I agree 100%. For me the thrill is in finding it. I’ve just never been into gathering artifacts from out there and bringing them home. I just like finding them and knowing they are there.
Just more junk in my house where I'm busy trying to throw stuff away. I want to strip it down to the essentials so we can get out a lot more doing what you and other overlanders do.
It looks like an awesome trip especially for being the last successful full trip in that Jeep. It sure is cool knowing that people lived there for a while. I think it would be cool to try you replicate what it was like to live out there. Wondering if it was a good enough lake to have fish in it back then. If it was there might be primitive fishing hooks and gorges around the lake.
I feel the same way. One of my favorite pastimes when I find places like that is just walking around and imagining what their lives were like. There could have been fish in it. There is a whole series of dray lakes out in that area.. Cheers!
Awesome man. Hope all comes good for your new ride. We are planned to come visit ya next month. Bring some killed foods.
Awesome my friend. Looking forward to it!
casey sorry for your loss glad your ok but your covered wagon is probably the first covered wagon in over a hundred years to burn up out there in the desert have fun stay free
Ha! That’s a good point my friend. I bet you’re right! Cheers. Thanks for the chuckle.
I really enjoyed this video while at the same time I was really bummed out by the fact that your Jeep burned up on your next trip! I hope you were able to salvage/save the majority of your kit and weapons before the fire got to it Casey, but it must have been a super stressful to get everything out! Best of luck with getting back to speed with a new used rig!!!
I know my friend. It was definitely bittersweet finishing the editing on this one. I really enjoyed that trip and it just made me remember how much I really liked that Jeep. I didn’t have a lot of time to get gear out of the Jeep because a brush fire was starting and I had to tend to that. But I did get some. And thankfully by the skin of my teeth I was able to prevent a wildfire starting as a result of it. I’m bummed to have lost so much gear, but It’s better than I would have felt if I was responsible for burning 15,000 acres of that rangeland.
Looked like a great time! Beautiful looking area, loved the lake area. How big was the original lake?
The main thing with hardtack was to double bake it. Flour, water, and whatever else, if so inclined.
So you did not go up that little Hill near the end? What was on the other side? As far as locations go can you is any indication I only curious within 50 75 Mi LOL were you in Far Southeast Lakeview or east of there? I understand if you don't answer I keep everything pretty secret myself I'm not going to tell people for things are so they can ruin them but there's a lot of dry lake beds out in the Hart Mountain area. I've been enjoying your channel I just found it a couple weeks ago. I don't spend much time on TH-cam so it was kind of nice to find somebody interested in the same type of thing I am I found a lot of petroglyphs and pictographs out toward that area that is what draws me toward it. Thank you for sharing your adventures I will follow along from here on thank you
Great video! As I mentioned before, I'll be getting an FSR tent like yours very soon. I would be interested in a detail that you don't see talked about in these kinds of camping videos, which is dealing with bathroom issues. I did see once you carrying what looked like a modular toilet stool frame.
Thanks David. Yes. In the summer months mostly I just dig a hole and go. But I do have the Cleanwaste Portable GoAnywhere folding toilet that is an awesome piece of kit. And to be honest I find myself using it more and more as I get older. It’s just nice to have a comfortable place to sit ;-). You should google it and check it out. It’s hella sturdy, sanitary to use, and folds down into a nice size for packing in the vehicle.
Thanks. I will. Being in my mid 60's, squatting is hard on the joints and if the wife decides that she wants to go with, most definitely a must. It might be worth a mention in one of you next videos.
We will miss that yellow beauty.
Me too. It was bittersweet finishing the editing on this video. I just keep thinking about all the adventures I had in that Jeep. I really liked that one...
Great adventure!
Thank you!
Another great vid. That’s a pretty serious sunshade on that Leupold!! What’s the make and stock you have on that bolt gun?
I seriously felt very sad😪 about ur Jeep demise after watching this clip. I hope u r well covered by insurance & will get another Jeep soon and we can see ur adventure again.
Great video, thank you! Very sad about your Jeep, hope the insurance is coming along.
For sure my friend. I’m pretty bummed about it. Hopefully I’ll get some news this week from the insurance company.
Love your vids brother! It did feel a little like a eulogy for the Jeep...
Thank you my friend. Yeah finishing the editing on this one was a little emotional for sure. Man I miss that Jeep. But she died taking me on an adventure and I guess that’s as much as any Jeep can hope for right? Cheers!
I have a Rem 700 just like that in 308. Sad to see the jeep before she died, memories....
That’s a great rifle! I hear you on the Jeep. Major bummer for sure. Not to mention all the gear in it. Cheers my friend!
I also am a new subscriber after watching your burn on MSN news. Looking forward to the why did it burn.
I hope everything works out for you.
Watching your channel from Alabama.
Thank you my friend. How’s the weather down there? I’m going to get out your way someday.
@@CoyoteWorks01 it's starting to cool off some here in Alabama. I drive a Toyota Tundra and love it. Unless you're definitely buying another jeep, check them out for a overland vehicle.
Question for coyote works......with your roof top tent can you still take off part of your hard top the front portion?
Nick's recipe is correct. Hardtack (aka ship's biscuit) will last practically forever, but is inedible in dry form. If you added it to the elk and veg stew from your other video at the beginning of the boil, it would reconstitute fully and be really tasty and filling. Again, sorry about your Jeep. I wouldn't wish that on anybody. Well ok, I would, but I wouldn't tell anyone...;-)
That lake was a lot bigger at one time and that area's been hunted and camped on for thousands of years and many many generations
I like that tan color on the JKs.
Me too!
I am very interested in that heavy duty table . What is the name of that table . Where you buy it
7:37 With that much obsidian everywhere, you really wouldn't want to be walking around barefoot!
Hi Casey, I wonder if toy can remind me of the brand of light you have. I know you had posted
it before but I cant find it. I missed this video so I will travel back in time to watch
Ready light🤠
With literally millions of arrow heads scattered out there, I seriously doubt if the random person out there will pick them all up, thats just insane
I think you should invest in a ham radio and join a club. You travel a lot of places alone. Ham is a great back up to your cell phone.
I carry a ham radio my friend! I actually kept two of them in the Jeep. They both burned... But I will get another. I don’t have my license but I can use the MURS channels.
do you have any lift kit on your jeep or is it stock ?
To prepare for eating, soak it in water or milk for about 15 minutes, and then fry in a buttered skillet. You can eat it with cheese, soup, or just plain with a dash of salt.
I’ll try that next time. But I’m not convinced Nick’s hard tack was made exactly right. He likes to experiment with things and I think he may have put some plaster or some drywall mud in it...
I have parts for the new jeep when you get it. Rear bumper and armor corners. New made by poison spider.
Can you shoot me an email? Jointlockbjj@gmail.com. Would love to take a look at what you have!
Coyote Works will do!
Coyote Works get that mail I sent?
Cool video Casey, hope the hunt for a new rig is going well...have you made and close choices yet...
I’ve been looking at them but I can’t really get to serious until I get my offer from the insurance company. Hopefully they will be fair on the replacement cost of the Jeep and I’ll only be out the 10-12k in tools, gear, and accessories that were in and on it. Cheers my friend!
@@CoyoteWorks01 it's cool that you're keeping positive about what you do brother. Continue the climb, hopefully soon I'll make my way out to the west coast. Thanks for replying. 👍
LOL!!! nice shot of your lil piggy toes!
Ha! I didn’t even notice that got in the shot! I had to go back and look. Good catch my friend!
@@CoyoteWorks01 LOL!
Where did you get the gas can that fits into the spare tire? I have lost the source!!! Thanks in advance!
Hope things get settled so you can get on with replacing the Jeep.
Thank you my friend!
Glad you didn't die eating my hardtack! It cooks up better if you break it up before you cook it. I also like to dip it in coffee and eat it for breakfast. Here's a link to an article with a bit of information on hardtack as well as the recipe I use. I double the amount of salt for added flavor. www.americantable.org/2013/06/civil-war-recipe-hardtack-1861/
Awesome! Nope. Didn’t die ;-). Honestly I really like the flavor. That extra salt really helps. I’m going to try and make some. Thank you for the contribution. I had a lot of fun eating like a pioneer on that trip!
Your videos are great, I look the desert, when you record in camp, are you using a video camera or Gopro? Thanks
Thank you. I’m mostly using a video camera.
What is that tripod light you used here. I'm interested in one.
Are you allowed to keep that sort of thing? or what do you do with them. Nice looking terrain.
O was wondering if the tan color of the jeep was a factor in choosing that one. The subdued color seemed to blend well with the terrain and your gear.
It was definitely. I much preferred the somewhat subdued colors that at least fit a little bit into the natural environment. Cheers!
A Ram out 700 yards, Perfect distance to pick off with my Remington 300 Ultra Mag
Why did you leave the arrowhead? That's really cool and a historical artifact.
7:50 Ah I see, it seems strange to me that the government wouldn't want this stuff preserved though.
I agree. But unfortunately those are their rules. I pick them up all day long when I’m on private property. But I’ve also found so many of them over the years that I usually don’t pick one up even then unless it’s a unique or really perfect one. Cheers!
Coyote Works the reason is if an anthropologist wants to review a site it is important to see the objects in context. So it is important to not take the items but also to return them to where it is found.
The second reason for the policy is to preserve that moment of discovery for the next person. When folks take items it ruins the experience for the rest of us.
Did you lose your Sig Arms Cooler too??
Ha! Much to many peoples disappointment...no. But I have been looking at options for replacing it.
Coyote Works excellent!!! Sorry for the Jeep loss... If you replace the cooler, the Sig Arms can go in the Coyote Works Museum...
Yeti
Pelican coolers, best I’ve used
I'm watching with interest because I have a 2014 JKU that I've modified to sleep in back by removing the back seat and built a sleep platform. It works well but your experience has raised concerns. I have 2 fire extinguishers close at hand, however would like to know what caused your fire (or any clues) and if there is anything that you will do preemptively if you get another Jeep.
I don’t know for sure but a couple of guys have mentioned they think it may have been a fuel line that ruptured. Apparently there is a place where the fuel line runs across or near the transmission where it can vibrate and wear through. Everything they describe about how it would start a fire seems a lot like what I witnessed with my fire. So for sure on my next Jeep I’m going to look over the fuel line and make sure it is well padded and protected at any point where it could vibrate and wear agains anything. Cheers my friend. Hope that helps!
It helps a lot thanks. You and I do the same kind of Jeeping, I'll be watching with interest as you shop for your next ride.
where do you think they were mining the obsidian from Newberry, or are there closer sits?
I guess Glass Butte would be closer?
As much as I love my Jeep, it is only a tool to help me get out and explore. You can always get another tool to do the job.
Agreed my friend. Bummed to lose it, and all the gear that was in it. But it’s all replaceable. Just took me along time to get it all. But you are absolutely right. I’m just glad I made it out safe, and didn’t start a raging wildfire. Cheers!
You have an ultimate life it only sunken dream about I would love to do what you do if you're ever in Texas look me up
How do you know when youre allowed to open fences?
If you are on public land, you can, but leave it as you found it. Closed-reclose, open-leave it open.
What animals occupy that habitat now?
Hey man what caliber is your rifle
Nice jeep. Well, was. Hope your insurance company is good to you.
Me to my friend. They are sure taking their sweet time with the process. I’m pretty confident they will cover what they consider replacements cost of the vehicle itself. But it looks like they won’t cover the approx 10k in tools, gear, and accessories on and in it. Big lesson here in what to check for with your insurance coverage if you have a rig stocked up and kitted out for camping and overlanding.
I was going to switch from State Farm, which I hate, to AAA until I asked about coverage of upgrades/add ons.. State Farm claims they cover all permanently bolted on accessories. What insurance co. do you have?
What's with the rifle? Was the water threatening you?
Hope the next one lasts a little longer. Same color?
I would love to get the same color but it’s a hard color to find. Cheers!
Water for what exactly? Can you treat it and drink it?
how is it? did you able to claim a new jeep?
What is the name of that solar powered lamp system you used?
ITs the Readylight from www.gofsr.com. Awesome piece of kit my friend. I use it all the time!
Thanks. Hope everything works out in your favor. Love your videos!!