CRAWLING our 4x4 EX-MILITARY TRUCK in Esperance & Diving for BIG Green-Lip ABALONE
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Definetely Ange gets exhausted after every episode, at least I do, watching her come and go. What a blazing sunset that was. ¡¡Pura Vida!!
I got a good workout on that track :) Thanks as always for watching, Pura vida!
I feel like i should like this episode at least 30 times to thank Ang for all that leg work to grab us some awesome footage guys. What a magnificent part of OZ to while away some days. Be safe see you next time.
Thank you so much for acknowledging that! I do enjoy filming so thank you for taking the time to comment as always :)
I have been loving these videos with the Unimog. Been a fan way back when you guys started out in the Jeep but what great video production and journey with that old 1983 beast of a 4x4 truck.
My Dad and I are restoring a 1964 Land Rover Forward Control. Tempted to build a camper on the back. Your vids help to inspire.
That is an awesome project! Looking forward to hearing what you end up doing with it :)
Great episode!
She is a beast!! Super impressed with how the compression held on the down hill, In my humble opinion - thats where most 4x4 get themselves into trouble.
Keep up the great work 👍
Thank you so much for watching Simon! Bowser natural skills combined with Chris' confidence growing is a great combo :)
Magic to see you two in your element
We are so happy to be back by the coast! Thank you for following along :)
Eugene, Oregon.
Watching on a foggy cold Sunday morning, snuggled in bed.
The dogs snoring lightly on the rug, everybody's tummy full after breakfast, in agreement about running the furnace...
Yep, just you and the white pointers!
"Lunch With A View" was incredible!
Hello,
Toujours aussi appétissantes vos vidéos !!
Le plaisir à l'état pur !!
Merci a vous 2.
Bonne continuation.
Hi Guys, new to your channel, great content, old recipe for cooking abalone, sautee cook slowly in butter, add finely chopped onion, cream and flour to thicken sauce garnish with parsley if available!
Way to go folks, loving your adventure.
Thank you so much for watching!
It's all beautiful! Even the Mog. Thanks for sharing!
Wow, how extra nice….Louisiana doesn’t have this kinda beach.
Living the dream!! Watching from chilly Scotland 😊
Thanks for watching all the way from Scotland, hope summer comes early for you!
@@TheOutFit 😊
Very nicely done great climb!!!!thank's 👌
Thank you for watching Chris!
Absolutly beautiful area! Nice video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much Pete for watching and commenting :)
Fantastic, these videos.
Surper contenu superbes vidéos super mode de vie je pratique la chasse sous marine et le camping mais vous me faites rêver avec vos vidéos que j'ai les regarde jusqu'à la fin pour la première fois que je reste plus de 5mn sur une vidéo je vais continuer à vous regarder.
The Mog is a beast. Really great episode guys. Some stunning footage!
Thank you very much for watching, commenting and following along!
Great to see you found a good patch of green lips guys they looked like they where everywhere and you got some sized ones too🤙🏼.
So glad it’s not just me with high anxiety when trying out the new truck on terrain that you haven’t yet tested the new rig on. The big Mog did it easy. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
We're so glad we finally got to taste them! They are so much less work than the roes' too :)
Tour Duty smashed it too, what a rig! Safe travels guys and hopefully catch up again this year.
You need a string bag to cary on your weight belt when diving for the Catch.
If your nerves are up your doing it right enjoy. Mike Scotland
Just found your channel and a pretty cool camper. Went back to the beginning of your build and you guys done great
Thanks for tuning in Ron and for watching the entire build series! Many more great adventures to come :)
The abalone looked delicious.
The tracks you’re putting the mob through look tame compared to some I’ve seen them tackle, but we didn’t have a house on the back of them. 💪🏽
We really enjoyed that meal, such a good feed! Yes we still have to be careful with the camper :)
What a beauty of a spot!
Esperance is definitely one of the most beautiful coastal area of Australia!
Great video guys love the scenery magnificent views, really enjoying your adventures and thanks for taking us along!
Thank you very much for watching, we really appreciate the kind feedback :)
Thanks for the “bon appétit “ 👍😀
Great video again, thanks guys. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Another great video guys and awesome scenery. Maybe mark on the chisel 140mm so you can size as you go in the water?
Thanks a lot Grant for watching! Good idea for the chisel, thanks for sharing.
You can use a cheap wooden ruler from the newsagents tp get abs off, this way you can give em a quick measure as you go. you can slide the ruler up your wetty sleeve when not in use.
Chris is a bloody legend 😃👌
Great vid guys thanks for sharing safe travels
Thank you so much for watching :)
Good Video. Thanks.
It seems your still getting used to just how capable the Mogs are. You have done just enough to yours to make make it very capable without spending an insane amount of money. Replacing the tires is the first and foremost mod to a Mog. I will be getting one (eventually). Good footwork / camerawork Ang.
Thank you for watching and for the nice feedback :) We love testing how capable the Mog is while carrying our house!
Couple of shark attack along the coast line at the moment, they seem to be following the salmon, be safe bro; your skills are getting way better as a hunter gatherer, 👌
Don’t underestimate the mog! I doubt the centre of gravity has actually changed that much with the camper on the tray. There is relatively little weight above the cab roof.
Thanks Rhys for watching! Our confidence is growing everyday :)
Heard the ants clean up the abalone shells pretty well. Great vid guys 👌 👌 👌
good to see your gaining confidence everytime you take the Mog out, one question what reverse camera are you using and is it wireless connection? cheers
The Mog doesn't stop impressing us! It's a wireless reverse camera from Ebay (Digital Wireless DVR 7" Quad Split screen Monitor 2 IR Reversing Camera Item ID 184572648351, we can't share the link sorry) It's good so far except a big of lag.
I love this!!! I live down south and can’t wait to maybe see you two one day. I got the rig all set up just need travel buddies 😂
Derry hear I think you need to double clutch that beast great video guys
You can remove an abalone from the rocks by giving it a quick twist to the right with your bare hand. That way you do not need a lifter that can hurt it or damage the shell. Just don'n let your fingers come in the way between the shell and the rock 😀
Oregon, east coast of the Pacific.
Snorkel allowed, no SCUBA or aux air device.
How are Oz regs about harvesting abalone?
"Do you want to jump in?". I thought that Ang just always ran along ahead. Was I wrong?? 😂😂😂
Ahah most of the time I do but then Chris is kind enough to have me as a passenger/co pilot too :)
living the dream kids . But if you ever get a chance to come to British Columbia Canada
and drive through the Rocky Mountains and Cariboo Region of B C with many fresh water lakes maybe catch a 5 or 6 LB Kokanee ( trout )
or see a 600 LB Black Bear , maybe a 1000 LB Grizzly Bear in your campsite or a 1800 LB Moose that stands 6ft at the
shoulders with a 5ft rack across ( antlers ) . and enjoy a camp fire Surround by Douglas fir & Cedar trees and that are 150 to 200 ft tall
and 1000 years old , or white water raft the Mighty Thompson / Fraser river
PS: You might even see or hear the Screems of the Legertery Sasquatch (big foot )
pls shoot more in that 21:9 format, those are so good views
greetigns-Thanks,insane .see ya!.
nice to meet you both amazing humble people this week at the servo :)
im in melbourne all settled in, hope you both enjoying your travels.
Lance :)
Hey Lance, thanks for saying hi! You are definitely going faster than us ahah :) Hope all goes well for you in Melbourne!
Joli !!!!
Great Video
Octopus are cool smart and i agree never shoot one ;) great vid guys
What camera do you use it’s such good quality!
Great episode! Which beach we’re you at? We often go to Esperance but didn’t recognise that one.
My wife reckons she saw you drive through Kalgoorlie on the Great Eastern highway last Monday ???
Love you guys. Friendly suggestion, measure the abalone before popping them off the rock. The ones too small and thrown back always die. I know you both have nothing but respect for nature so is not intended as criticism or judgement - just sharing more ways to be your amazing selves. Peace.
Just wondering what camera you use to take your still shots . I currently use aNikon but am looking for a lighter compact camera still capable of taking great photos.
Hi Darryl - we use a Sony A7RIII with Tamron 28-75mm f2.8
@@TheOutFit Thanks so much :)
bravo
Awesome views guys! What drone are you flying?
Thanks as always for your nice comments :) We have DJI Mavic 2 Pro.
The climb we call Problemlos in German that what a mog is for . the mog can do more then the driver belives
If you aren't gonna keep the ab then you shouldn't pull it off the rock. Measure , then flick of the rock coz all your doing is possibly killing the ab and if fisheries are there on the shore when you get out of the water they'll nail you for undersized abs and over your bag limit.
Have you taken lessons in off road driving in a Mog? I'd recommend a day's course, rather than the experimenting you are doing, now doing quite well I might add, but 'knowing' what you should do and what to expect is important. Best Wishes. :)
HOW MANY GALLONS PER MILE ON THAT THING?
Hola amigos
Where is this place located please
Thank you
You already love the beach why don’t you get a kayak?
What are you using for reverse camera that's on all the time on your cab?
We got it from Ebay Australia, it is Digital Wireless DVR 7" Quad Split screen Monitor 2 IR Reversing Camera Item ID 184572648351, we can't share the link sorry!
BEAUTIFUL. VIEW.
AND GOOD MILITARY TYPE. MOTORHOME.
Abalone, not Abaloneeeeee !
Да шоб я так жил !
😂😂 where is the translation from this woman. what dialect? 😂😂😂 yes and the unimog needs 25 liter/100km.
Dommage pa de traduction en français
Dans les jours a venir je ferai de mon mieux, desolee nous n'avons pas internet ces derniers jours c'est un peu complique :)
@@TheOutFit pas de soucis
Merci beaucoup pour votre réponse rapide
@@Deephousemusique Sous titres disponibles :)
@@TheOutFit super sympa merci énormément
@@TheOutFit disponible sur l'avant dernière vidéo mais pas la dernière encore une fois merci pour tout
Big deal oh so much drama for a little incline,,,
Did he drive barefoot ?
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Get yourself a belly bag.
Great for placing crayfish, abelone etc while you dive....even fish, but that could become dicy.
I have found some of my biggest abelone unexpectedly in the past while spearfishing.
Besides it allows you to gather more food or when looking for abelone and not sure of the size or limits to take a few and then measure on the rocks and release the undersize back in the water
I really enjoy your show.
Cheers from South Africa
Good tip, thanks for sharing and for watching from South Africa!
Oregon.
We use a mesh 'bug-bag' on a tether for bugs (aka lobster).
The length away from my body depends on the population of other predators...
Oh! I always wondered why you didn't get in the water as much as Chris, Ange! I because it's cold LOL. Stupid American me assuming that the water is warm all the time
BRAZIL 🇧🇷❤️