Wildland Firefighting | Carlton Complex
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Thank you Cody for helping out on that fire. you and all the firefighters out there are truly amazing.
Sweet, you bring back a lot of memories my brother. Nothing like bustin a hump with an Indian tank through the woods or swingin a pulaski . Best times of my life. Even real men need someone to look up to. Thanks for being that guy. Remember the Yarnell Hill 19. Be safe. God Bless.
Thank you Cody for sharing your experience fighting that fire, and meeting the wonderful, hard working men. You sir are an genuine, honest man and I greatly enjoy your videos!
It is great to see you posted this video again. I know it was taken down because of some of the people who commented badly about some of the things you said in it. I work with CERT in my area and it is nice to see what goes on when fire fighter , Men and Women, risk their lives to save others from wild fires. It is sad to me to know that many of people lose their house and everything they own, but it always brings me back to the need to be prepared to move out of the place you live if the time come when it is not save any more. Knowing that there are people like yourself willing to work to save what you can, the then other to come in after to help put our lives back together. Thanks for showing us what these brave men and women do to help keep our way of live safe.
Cody, I really enjoy watching your Wild land videos, thanks for posting them through out this year. there very informative and show a rarely seen side of the fires. I'm working on getting the training and connections to be able to help out in years to come! I pray you and your family are doing well.
I spent a couple of weeks on the Carlton Complex. I just came home from the Devil's Elbow Complex today and found out my wife is pregnant with our first child! Thanks for the videos, I have some catching up to do.
I think the video you are sharing are important. If it makes even one camper take more care of their fire or cause someone to think twice about throwing out that cigarette butt, the video will be invaluable. Keep up the good work Cody.
Thanks for the video Cody. I worked for a contractor on a 20 man crew as a sawyer. My absolute favorite job, I miss it very much.
Some of the best food I have ever had was on fire crew craft services. Thanks for getting so much footage to show the in's and out's of what you all have to do.
By posting these wildland firefighting videos, you are really supporting the whole system long term by exposing this career field to interested highschoolers like me. Thanks so much for the insight. God Bless WS.
Old Pup took the words right out of my mouth. This stuff is happening all over the world every minute. The difference you are actually out there helping these people. You keep enjoying what you do.
Glad to see the other clips included in this video. The little tid bits showing the others working on this fire aswell, adds a bit more life to the vids. Good work Cody.
Liked the extra footage. God Bless all Firefighters!
wow....i personally thank you and the crew for sharing what and how....really incredible...another situation if you do not do this and walk them shoes you have no idea but to have a better understanding just by watching is a blessing...God Bless all of you and thank you again......and to see the smiles in such devastation takes special kind of people....y'all ROCK
Glad you re-uploaded. Don't let the negative voices of the few change your path to inspire the many! Anyone that doesn't know you live to SERVE and HELP people simple do not get it and most likely, never will.
What a great video. It's cool seeing how the wildfire combat efforts are organized. Thanks!
Contractors are just a private company with all the same qualifications. Im a Structural and Wildland Volunteer but when i go back east I'm paid.
Thanks for taking us along Cody!
Cody, I'm glad you re-posted this. You won't hear criticism from me, thanks for what you do. I think people need to be reminded that the good guys don't always win, and that they fight hard for everything they do win.
Awesome video Cody. Thank you for all that you do...inspires me to follow in your footsteps. Please continue with your videos.
Thanks for putting this back up. I missed it last time and its nice to see something I'll never experience.
I am so glad to see this video back up. Thanks Cody.
I think that most people underestimate the power of wildland fires, especially where I live. I have never experienced a Wildlandfire nor the effects of it, and I thought it was pretty shocking to see al the burnt down houses and forests on the way. You are doing a great job making people aware of this. Your'e doing a great thing, Keep it up!
Most definitely some of the most interesting footage I've seen in anyone's video in a long time! Thanks for showing us what you do. So much goes into this and unless it's a part of a persons everyday life, you just don't even begin to realize the magnitude of it all. Take good care man!!!
Really enjoy your videos. Moved from Oregon a couple of yrs ago, and I so much miss the solitude of the mountains. I just wanted to let you know that your blessed to be able to live your dream with what your doing. Take care
It's terrible that these families lost their homes.
But I am incredibly appreciative that you have showed us this. I am far removed from this sort of thing in Virginia. I think we need to be reminded that these things do actually happen. Life isn't just soccer games and BBQs.
Real life happens and more often then not, bad things happen.
Thank you Cody.
I'm glad you put this video back up. You did no wrong the first time it was up. Cheers Cody.
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Hats off to you sir and all of the people fighting those fire. It's hot dirty work.
It is an interesting insight on what you do everyday. It's a great vid Cody, thanks for that !
Good work Cody. Glad to see you taking time and making efforts to help others.
Great video Cody, I'm so glad you get to do what you love to do.Thank you for sharing.
Great footage! Thank you for bringing us along!
Glad to have this Vid back
THANK YOU for re-uploading this!
good video! Enjoyed! And thanks for the work you did on the fire crew.
Great vid. You guys rock! We had some bad fires here in Florida a while back, and I got to contribute some water and socks to the fire crews. I really appreciate the job yall do!
I enjoy these videos because I have never experienced any type of wild land fire.due to my geographical location. It is great to show all the hard boots on the ground work.
Watching this brings lots of memories! Was there on the IA team. Very emotional fire, took out a couple houses in my hometown.
you've really inspired me to join the volunteer fire service. i've only had one experience fighting a fire and that was a house fire where my cousin and i were first on the scene with nothing more than a couple of buckets but we did manage to keep it contained until the fire dept came and told us to piss off.
I too would like to see more about how you prepare your home for fire season as i live in rural australia and the fire season is coming up quick.
From all the footage that was broadcast over the air on this horrific fire....really doesn't do justice. But your videos truly bring it. So much devastation.
Thank you for reposting this footage. Great video.
Great video Cody. Good to show people how devastating these fires can be and also show the brother/sister hood of wildland firefighting. Keep up the good work.
Great video. It's intriguing to see the wild land side of the fire service, thanks for sharing this. Looking forward to more fire videos, glad everyone came home safe.
I dont see what all the fuss was about. Great documentary! You all are heroes!
THE BEST PR THE FOREST SERVICE AND WILDFIRE FIGHTING HAS EVER HAD......THEY ARE FORTUNATE TO HAVE YOU ON SITE......
What is PR?
thanks for the upload Cody! thanks for sharing
Thanks for putting this one back up. :)
Very interesting to see what all goes on,, thanks for sharing !!
Awesome vid Cody thanks for sharing that with us ..people are so grateful to have people like yours .your hardworking and gratitude are much appreciated god bless use!!
Thank you for sharing your wildland firefighting videos! Us East coasters do not get to see western wildland crews in action. I noticed a lot of Ford trucks working the fires when only the toughest will do: Go Ford!
I love the fire vids Cody!!! Keep them rollin' God Bless!
My old army unit had to do this before iraq war. Talk about a hard job. I dont think people understand how hard it is to ddo this type of work. The digging the climbing and then on top of it being away from your love ones. Keep of the selfless work.
Glad you've uploaded it again. People will always take casual remarks out of context, but at this stage all the regulars will know you well enough to gather there's nothing offensive intended. Solid work going on there too - My hat is off to all your guys!
Wow that was a lot of hose lol...God bless you guys for what you do.
Love it.Great documentary.Keep doing them.
BTW Thanks for all the videos!
Thanks for the videos really enjoy 'em
Great commentary! I hate to see all the destruction a wildfire can cause.
Very cool video to see the life of the fire crew.
Thanks for the YT vid. Well done Cody!
I think you should put a gopro mount on you helmet and buy a gopro and film everything just hit record and go.
I love these videos.
I always want to see and hear more about wild land firefighting.
i really like these videos nice work
Since we don't get many forest fires here it's very interesting to see how everything works and is organized.
I was on the Carlton Complex fire pulling tender duty. We were there on day 1 and stayed for 12 days.
i love all of your videos
So how did your new(ish) boots handle the fire terrain and heat?
Good video! What kind of camera do you use to make your videos? Thx
Fantastic Vid!
Some people don't understand what it takes to fight a wild land fire in this part of the country. Thanks for sharing this with us Cody I understand how hard it is to do your job and video it at the same time. How long were your shifts if I may ask?
I bought my first GPS receiver (Earthmate) after the 2003 fire in Julian and Ramon, CA. All the street signs were destroyed and I couldn't find my way around to specific addresses.
Cool video!
I had no clue that the wild land fires involved using so many hoses. Wow!!!
Thank you for sharing, sir.
Glad to see this video back up. You may have caught some flack of this but in my book it was way off base. Good job guy!
@4:45 I was in that area last week helping some of the homeowners dig through the rubble to find things that survived the fire.
Nice to see the blackwater vid back up.
When I first read this...I thought the Carlton Complex was something you got from watching Fresh Prince of Bel-Air....like maybe you just start dancing around or something.....
you guys are the real heroes!
great work out there!
What happened to Jacks riddles? i enjoyed those!
Great video. Here in East Texas we have a great Mutual Aid system of VFD's so we don't ever get to work big crews like you're doing. So I'm curious, how does one distinguish between a contract woodland FF and a regular paid, or does it not make any difference? Just curious. Keep up the good work you're doing. I'm a little bit jealous honestly. LOL.
I would really like a video on maybe the strategy to fire fighting, how to approach, or how to stop it, what y'all are trying to do. That would be interesting.
Thank you and God Bless in your efforts. I was wondering if you address your electerical supply and internet systems in your area. i.e. do you live on the grid or use solar?
awesome video please make more like this
Damn that's a nice rig you've got! My contract engine is a 1975 Ford, she gets us there (most of the time) but she ain't pretty thats for sure.
How long does it usually take for the whites smokejumpers to be fully broken in?
Great Video , As always ! The fire damage is horrific , I live in New England we just don't have the same type of environment that you all have with the dry tinder an all.. This type of news doesn't even make our 5 o'clock news so it's great that you can record when you can.. This type of footage will get people to open there wallets to help those in need out west... Keep up the good work , Peace ...
I understand the time of your life. I know you aren't making reference to the loss of property and homes... You are referring to the job at hand. I had a similar experience as a Research Pilot looking for the Space Shuttle Columbia parts. It is a tragedy but what follows is an adventure for those of us still left on this earth. Love your videos Cody, keep it up.
thumbs up once again. Sad to see all devastation. However it's still beautiful country out on the west coast.
Cody, what kind of gas can is that, a Sceptre, or a vintage jerry can?
This was fun to watch
These fire fighting vids are great. Get a Gopro!!!!!
It would be nice if you would explain more of what you guys are doing.
That's some good footage here. Your hose roller upper gadget isn't far different from our load strap winders we use.
Iv worked on a type 5 and 6 at a vol station. One thing I never understood and maybe you can explain this to me, how do automatic low level shutoff systems work? When our tanks water got too low, it shut off. How dothose sensors and systems work? With out bigger and newer rig, we had a system that when the water hit 15 % left, the hose pulsed a few times.
sounds like youre describing a float switch. usually wired to a pump and senses the water level.
I lived in Monroe Washington when i was a teen, i love to see firefighters work, my dad was a firefighter for 30+ years, and i always wanted to see the wildfire side of it, it seems totally different from homes and workplaces, i'm amazed! What happens to wildlife during these fires? Keep your videos coming!
Most of the larger wildlife migrates away from the fire, leaving large well beaten trails away from the area & after the area cools off you'll start seeing burrowing animals come out of their holes (rabbits, mice, etc.).
When the larger animals return (cougars, coyotes, deer, elk, etc.) they make new trails through the burned area so they can quickly & easily move from one area to another.
Where I camp & hunt, the fire that occurred cleared large sections of heavy pines & brush. Within a year there was a large increase in grazing area throughout the burn, & the wildlife population grew pretty quickly due to the increased food availability. Our Elk herds have become extremely healthy :)
it must be the potash from the burnt wood.My dad was a firefighter and i'm proud of all you firefighters!
CODY, I just watched the Open House video ! Keep up the GOOD work, Jesus loves you and your family !
the question comes to mind. if im correct you where up there for 10 days and im sure there where guys up there for a lot longer. so the question that comes to mind, was there a camp pastor/priest or something along those line?
Good video.