Get out there! I use Gaia GPS to help me overland because most of these areas have no cell. So that Gaia app on phone or tablet can help you find trails and your way home.
Just found your channel after recently moving to Cincy and buying a new Wrangler. Your videos are great and love the message from the Word, thanks Brother!
Dennis: How exciting you are getting a new Jeep!!! When you are ready to hit some trails let me know and I can share some locations on Gaia GPS. You will need to get that app! Are you planning to overland and camp? Thanks again for watching! I have a new video coming out tonight and I go to Allegheny National Forest for the first time! I really enjoyed it! Cold camping and overlanding!
9:36 I absolutely love the sound of coyote's (or maybe a wolf) howling in the forest at night. I have heard that in the Allegheny National Forest while camping many times.
Not a wolf, Ohio grassman perhaps but alas it was a coyote. If heading for Allegheny, remember ..black bear country. Do not have garbage or food in your tent or out. You will end up with a bear or two in camp.
@@rubiconmatt I'm in the process of building an 85 ford 250 my buddy gave me after his dad passed but I'm hoping to get it done and have some overland adventures with my kids in it enjoy all your videos
Good to hear from you again. Sorry for your loss. I will be heading for Tar Hollow in a couple of weeks with my dog Shorty. He keeps the coyotes away and any other intruders. Have fun in Pa., I grew up in NW Pa. long before overlanding was a "thing". I'm sure you will find some great roads and trails to explore. Just remember, black bears are a huge pain in the neck in that area, so be "bear aware" with food and toiletries like toothpaste etc. Use a bear can or bear bag. Have fun!!
Jim: Thanks for the reminder about the bears!!! I would not of thought of that, now I need to prep for sure and make sure I have all the right stuff and this will change how I cook as well. Enjoy Tar Hollow!!
Jim: Dumb question, in the winter are the black bears gone due to them hibernating? So best to go in winter if you don't want to worry about bears. :-)
Bout time Matt, missed seeing your videos. That was a coyote we don’t have wolfs in southern Ohio, glad you are back out at it, I live in Athens County let me know if your down this way again we can meet up and I will show you some cool spots.
And honestly that hub tent goes up in 90 seconds or less! That is why I picked it plus I can actually stand up in side and I am 6'3". Much easier to stay in several days. And lots of windows and two doors.
@squeakskw me and my brother are going on an overland trip next weekend. I'm from Texas. Don't know my way around. Any detailed directions to a good spot thats away from people?
I have a job where I am Outdoors a lot. Over the course of twenty years at that job I was almost killed 2 times, once by a tree and a large and once by a branch that fell naturally without warning.
Thanks for your videos. I'm here in Ohio and am getting into overlanding solo female. Hopefully there's a meet up community in South western Ohio. Your videos will have to do for now. God bless.🙏🏾🇺🇸
Hey , love you videos ! I'm from southeast Ohio . I have a grand Cherokee that I've been turning into my camping rig. Would love to get together sometime and share some ideas , maybe I'll see ya out on one of those country roads . Keep up the good work
You can look the trailhead up on USDA.gov. I found Monday creek trailhead and it says you can camp. You do need a permit to ride the trails as I read it. Check it out. Thanks and have fun.
Hey man love the videos. I go to hocking hills once in awhile. I'm up in northwest Ohio. How do you find the overlanding trails that you can legally camp on?
Chris - Go to Wayne National Forest official website and look at what they say for dispersed camping in Wayne NF. That should give you insight. Hope that helps! Have fun overlanding and camping! Do you use a roof-top-tent or a ground tent?
It is not insulated but much thicker material than my other tents I have used, My Buddy heater will work well. I have some winter camping videos where it gets down to 18 degrees F and I did not have my buddy heater yet. Thanks for watching!
And honestly that hub tent goes up in 90 seconds or less! That is why I picked it plus I can actually stand up in side and I am 6'3". Much easier to stay in several days. And lots of windows and two doors.
@@vaughnburrows I do use it while sleeping, but I make sure I have adequate ventilation and I use a carbon monoxide detector as well. I Never had any trouble and I keep it far away from my sleeping bag and anything to ensure no fore hazard. You can watch S2:E3. Just be careful and follow the owners manual of your heater.
Very unlikely to be a wolf. Especially in southern Ohio. I haven't heard coyotes howl solo like that, but that's where my money is. Cool experience none the less.
Unfortunately no, but look up Burr Oak State park Campground. The sites on the peninsula 17-29 ( if I remember right, the last I saw site 23 was still open). Thanks for watching.
MEET UP POSTPONED DUE TO FIRE/FLAME BAND!!! Please try to get refunded. I spoke to the Burr Oak Park Ranger today and he said ALL (Anything) that has a flame (jet boil, lighter, stove, propane anything, anything that creates a flame/spark, etc.) is band right now due to the drought. This band he told me is in effect until we get at least five inches of rain. So with that much rain needed (which I do not see coming), I spoke to a couple other folks signed up and we all agreed, we should postpone until we get the green light, then schedule something. I like cold weather camping anyways! I am sure sorry this did not work out, but we will put something on the calendars once the band is lifted. Please confirm back you got this in the comment section. God bless and stay strong in the Lord!
those French presses make the best coffee. I even have one for backpacking...
Hello from Ohio. Glad to hear there are more of us enjoying the buckeye state.
Stay Blessed 🙏🏼
Thanks for watching!! What kind of rig do you have and how often do you get out? I am a Buckeye!
Looks like some upgrades have been done to the jeep
I have done some upgrades for sure, anyone of interest?
@@rubiconmatt like to see your dash setup with what devices you use and apps. also maybe a walk around of what mods and add ons youv'e done
I'm also from Ohio and just getting into overlanding. Not too fimiliar with trails though around Ohio.
Get out there! I use Gaia GPS to help me overland because most of these areas have no cell. So that Gaia app on phone or tablet can help you find trails and your way home.
Just found your channel after recently moving to Cincy and buying a new Wrangler. Your videos are great and love the message from the Word, thanks Brother!
Dennis: How exciting you are getting a new Jeep!!! When you are ready to hit some trails let me know and I can share some locations on Gaia GPS. You will need to get that app! Are you planning to overland and camp? Thanks again for watching! I have a new video coming out tonight and I go to Allegheny National Forest for the first time! I really enjoyed it! Cold camping and overlanding!
9:36 I absolutely love the sound of coyote's (or maybe a wolf) howling in the forest at night. I have heard that in the Allegheny National Forest while camping many times.
I am heading to Allegheny Forest soon!! Any secluded camp sites you are familiar with?
Not a wolf, Ohio grassman perhaps but alas it was a coyote. If heading for Allegheny, remember ..black bear country. Do not have garbage or food in your tent or out. You will end up with a bear or two in camp.
No wolves in ohio brother. Probably Bigfoot hunting for coyotes🤣
You that right! Thanks for the info.
Down around my neighborhood 😁
Thanks for watching! Hint hint?
@@rubiconmatt I'm in the process of building an 85 ford 250 my buddy gave me after his dad passed but I'm hoping to get it done and have some overland adventures with my kids in it enjoy all your videos
@@stevemorris7845 enjoy your time with kids!
Good to hear from you again. Sorry for your loss. I will be heading for Tar Hollow in a couple of weeks with my dog Shorty. He keeps the coyotes away and any other intruders. Have fun in Pa., I grew up in NW Pa. long before overlanding was a "thing". I'm sure you will find some great roads and trails to explore. Just remember, black bears are a huge pain in the neck in that area, so be "bear aware" with food and toiletries like toothpaste etc. Use a bear can or bear bag. Have fun!!
Jim: Thanks for the reminder about the bears!!! I would not of thought of that, now I need to prep for sure and make sure I have all the right stuff and this will change how I cook as well. Enjoy Tar Hollow!!
Jim: Dumb question, in the winter are the black bears gone due to them hibernating? So best to go in winter if you don't want to worry about bears. :-)
Good job Matt! Thanks!
Bout time Matt, missed seeing your videos. That was a coyote we don’t have wolfs in southern Ohio, glad you are back out at it, I live in Athens County let me know if your down this way again we can meet up and I will show you some cool spots.
will do! Thanks
And honestly that hub tent goes up in 90 seconds or less! That is why I picked it plus I can actually stand up in side and I am 6'3". Much easier to stay in several days. And lots of windows and two doors.
Sorry, I meant to send that last response to someone asking about my tent. Take care.
@squeakskw me and my brother are going on an overland trip next weekend. I'm from Texas. Don't know my way around. Any detailed directions to a good spot thats away from people?
@@garrisonkelley7053 where are you planning on going to?
I have a job where I am Outdoors a lot. Over the course of twenty years at that job I was almost killed 2 times, once by a tree and a large and once by a branch that fell naturally without warning.
Thanks for your videos. I'm here in Ohio and am getting into overlanding solo female. Hopefully there's a meet up community in South western Ohio. Your videos will have to do for now. God bless.🙏🏾🇺🇸
Thanks for watching. Search for those communities, I believe there are some in your area. Enjoy Overlanding!!
Did you find anything? I’m in your neck of the woods and want to find other people to tag along with!
Hey , love you videos ! I'm from southeast Ohio . I have a grand Cherokee that I've been turning into my camping rig. Would love to get together sometime and share some ideas , maybe I'll see ya out on one of those country roads . Keep up the good work
Maybe we can schedule a group outing and find an area that can hold several rigs/tents. thanks.
Your jeep is a thing of beauty! Awesome channel. 100% my kind of channel. I am new sub #331!
Thanks for watching!! I look forward to checking your channel out in the northwest!
Hi. Great video. What did you use to secure your iPad mini? Thanks
It is a RAM mount.
Thanks for watching !
WooHoo! RMO is at it again. Hope your parents are doing well Matt!
Well this time Heaven was involved and she is better off. Thanks for checking.
@@rubiconmatt I’m so sorry for your loss.
Headed to Big Monday Trailhead for some dispersed camping in WNF in Oct. Do I need any type of camping pass ?
You can look the trailhead up on USDA.gov. I found Monday creek trailhead and it says you can camp. You do need a permit to ride the trails as I read it. Check it out. Thanks and have fun.
Hey man love the videos. I go to hocking hills once in awhile. I'm up in northwest Ohio. How do you find the overlanding trails that you can legally camp on?
Chris - Go to Wayne National Forest official website and look at what they say for dispersed camping in Wayne NF. That should give you insight. Hope that helps! Have fun overlanding and camping! Do you use a roof-top-tent or a ground tent?
We enjoyed your video. You are hard to hear when standing away from your camera. Keep pressing on brother
Thanks for the sound tip. Will continue to work on it. We must press on!
Love the hub tent. Is it insulated? Winter camping coming up?
It is not insulated but much thicker material than my other tents I have used, My Buddy heater will work well. I have some winter camping videos where it gets down to 18 degrees F and I did not have my buddy heater yet. Thanks for watching!
And honestly that hub tent goes up in 90 seconds or less! That is why I picked it plus I can actually stand up in side and I am 6'3". Much easier to stay in several days. And lots of windows and two doors.
@@rubiconmatt Do you use the buddy heater while you sleep?
@@vaughnburrows I do use it while sleeping, but I make sure I have adequate ventilation and I use a carbon monoxide detector as well. I Never had any trouble and I keep it far away from my sleeping bag and anything to ensure no fore hazard. You can watch S2:E3. Just be careful and follow the owners manual of your heater.
@@rubiconmatt Thanks
Very unlikely to be a wolf. Especially in southern Ohio. I haven't heard coyotes howl solo like that, but that's where my money is. Cool experience none the less.
Josh: Thanks for the information, that is what I thought it was a wolf since it was alone. Thanks for watching.
Do you have the coordinates?
Unfortunately no, but look up Burr Oak State park Campground. The sites on the peninsula 17-29 ( if I remember right, the last I saw site 23 was still open). Thanks for watching.
Actually for this site it is a hipcamp site south of 56 in hocking hills area.
MEET UP POSTPONED DUE TO FIRE/FLAME BAND!!! Please try to get refunded. I spoke to the Burr Oak Park Ranger today and he said ALL (Anything) that has a flame (jet boil, lighter, stove, propane anything, anything that creates a flame/spark, etc.) is band right now due to the drought. This band he told me is in effect until we get at least five inches of rain. So with that much rain needed (which I do not see coming), I spoke to a couple other folks signed up and we all agreed, we should postpone until we get the green light, then schedule something. I like cold weather camping anyways! I am sure sorry this did not work out, but we will put something on the calendars once the band is lifted. Please confirm back you got this in the comment section. God bless and stay strong in the Lord!