That drive up to Young is one of my favorites. I've seen ringtails, snakes, jacks, bighorn, deer, elk and antelope on that drive...all in the same day! IMO It's one of tge best scenic drives in AZ. I was just out there a month ago and got my 4runner out of storage and made that drive. Up further adjacent to Workman Creek and Reynolds creek there are uranium exploration mines. Some of them pretty substantial. There's fern beds on top of the mountain and we surprised a deer and a cow elk resting in them. hmu if you want to explore some. It's definitely 4x4, and a really capable one, required trip.
I always enjoy your adventures! I’m so glad you have a drone so “we“ can get to unreachable areas to investigate. Thanks again for taking all of us along with you.
Yes! exactly! drones are so helpful, can you image how long it would take me to make this video if I had to hike to every single one of these caves? probably take me months lol, but I'm grateful that I have a drone that can take us to these place, thank you again for tuning in and checking out the video 🙏
At 4:10, that IS NOT a coyote skill!!!!!! It is a cow skull. The coyote is about the size of a small shepherd dog and has a small, narrow head with "canine" teethe...not large molars for chewing grass!!!!
Yeah when he said that was a coyote skull I was like…you must not have been out west much or maybe you live in the big city because even my little kid knows a cow skull!
Awesome ! That was a great reply. I was just typing the same thing and thought,, hmm I better look at the posts,, LOL. Those are Ungulate teeth for sure. But they are learning right, and doing a great job... But did anyone notice the big Steel screw jack in the first building with a roof?? I don't envy the person who packed that up there.. Keep up the great work..
Tonto does not allow drones (unmanned aircraft). Be careful, watch out. On your comment of wars, not quite correct. There was massive infighting with the Puebloans with some sects practicing cannibalism out of Chaco. The Hopi were particularly ruthless (e.g., Awat'ovi massacre) and the Navajo and Zuni- well everyone- we're "pushed" into overlapping territory causing much contention. Hence the over 18,000 documented archeology sites in the 4 corners. Then there are the Spanish massacres and aboriginal retaliations. One site in New Mexico, we screened several lead balls. It does not help dating but certainly evidence of Spanish then Mexican violence 500 years ago from 1539-1700s. This was no Utopia. That said, your vivid aerial views are nice to see- when we documented the Gila river canyons in the 70's we used 3d technology (not cutting edge 3D, we borrowed cameras from WWII). Again, take caution flying.
Thank you! And yes! I hear what your saying, I've only recently started reading about the " giants" that may have roamed the earth long ago.....now I'm going down a rabbit hole
Damn man that’s some great drone footage and operating! Super cool. There’s some ruins to my knowledge in Black Canyon around Sunset Point area, might be a cool canyon to check out next and not too far from the city. Looking forward to the next one
I know exactly where Sunset point is! I use to go hiking every weekend in sedona and I would come back late and stop in at sunset point to use the bathroom, and If I was lucky there was a hotdog vendor there, the hotdogs are usually expensive, but after a long day of hiking, I didnt care, they always hit the spot, especially with a diet coke. and yea, I'll have to check that out. thank you for checking out the video!
At 10:10 the revine you talked about me and a friend have hiked up from the river and found circle 🌀 on rocks from old tribes we believe ! Didint have a phone because we swam across
I think the landscape and caves evoke a lonely feeling, at least in me. I did not realize birds built nests in the cactus, so nice to see. Thank you very much.
Don't believe the lies of truth. What 'they' tell you regarding history and what actually happened are two different things. Fantastic camera work. Thanks for sharing 🏜
8:55 there's a trail called "A Cross Rd" that runs the whole way behind Roosevelt Lake. It's not terribly difficult, any car with some clearance and AWD or 4WD can go on it. I was just up in that area this weekend, there are some ruins up Workman creek if you know where to look. Up the 288 there east of Roosevelt is a hidden gem. Not much to do but a nice cool place to camp and escape the heat.
ahhhh! workman creek! been there once, beautiful area! and I think I know of ruins that you are speaking of.....would be great to make it out there at some point
I absolutely love your video adventures!! As a fellow Arizona Drone pilot I am in awe of how well you use yours to explore and I hope to someday be as bold so as to do more aerial exploration myself. Please keep up the good work and keep posting great new adventures for us!!
Hey thank you so much! I love drones! they allow our eyes to see places that we sometimes would be able to see, and they allow us to cover more ground. Glad you are enjoying the videos! thank you once again!
Yeah those birds were nesting. So it was a good idea to back off. You don't want to disturb them at this time. Not only that depending on what they are and the size. You Drone might not come back at all. 🏥 Might have to go to Drone hospital. Beautiful views 🤗💕💕💕
You are correct, "the road I was on wouldn't have taken me out there". However, if you turned left off AZ 288 about 3 miles South of where it appears you took your last drone flight, you could follow A-Cross Road to within a half-mile of the 'cave' or whatever it is you saw from the South side of the lake, which I believe is on the Southern slope of Dutchwoman Butte. BTW, A-Cross Road is a gravel road but I've driven it in aa car, in fact many folks do to get to the Salome Jug.
Another gread video and once I found Young AZ I've been hitting up the north side of Roosevelt. I also sold my Avanta and picked up a Mini4pro due to your exploits, and by chance, the same case. I find it easier to fly than my old Air2, which was very surprising to me.
There are some great ruins in the Superstitions, easily accessible by hiking if you’re interested. Also several in the Sierra Anchas east of the Valley. Those are accessible as well, but a bit more strenuous hikes. I love our state and have been exploring ruins, mines and caves for decades. How do you like your new drone? Been thinking about getting one, especially before our trip to West Clear Creek. Google that one, you won’t be disappointed!
I hope to make it to the Sierra Anchas one of these days here, been on my bucket list for a while now. .....I love my new drone, and I dont plan on buying one for a while, its small, very light, shoots 4k, takes some pretty sharp photos, and has night mode, which helps reduce grain in low light conditions1 best drone I've ever owned!
Oh nice! you will love the mini 4 pro, I still have my air 2 and I just keep it as a back up drone.....the mini 4 pro is better in many ways....especially with the night mode and 360 degree obstacle avoidance.......thats what gave me the confidence to fly close to these caves from such a great distance away
im addicted to watching your video when i should be doing research lol - i live close to superstition mnt( what the apaches called thunder mountain.) Do you have a video on that cool lookin mnt ?
lol, well thank you for watching the videos, I appreciate it. I dont have a specific video on the the superstition mountains yet! but I plan on making one in the future. so much to cover when it comes to the sups!
I was born in AZ but am from a Pueblo here in NM and there are 19 Pueblo groups left here the Hopi are the only pueblo group in AZ still but we know of those places and people
At the 4:10 elapsed time you show a skull that is labeled as a "coyote" skull; but I'm sure it's a cattle or deer skull based on the dentition (teeth).
This is my fault. Here is the backstory. I parked at a trailhead that was the closest to this cave. After I got my drone out I ran into a couple hikers. The older gentleman asked me where I planned on flying my drone, I told him I was going to check out a bunch of the shallow caves up on the mountain. He told me to keep a sharp eye out because there was a coyote skull in one of them. Now I just assumed this was it, and I should have done more research. Maybe he was incorrect? or maybe I found a different cave....who knows.....Thank you for the input 👍
What is also important to remember while watching this, or if you go in person, the lake we see (Roosevelt Lake) is man-made and only has been there for roughly 110-years now. The natives who lived there hundreds of years ago didn't see the lake from their dwellings. They only saw the notch of the river canyon and most likely couldn't even see the river until they got to the edge of the canyon.
Bro, DJI needs to sponsor you because you test the shit out of the drones in our desert. Have you hiked to the second set of ruins at the Tonto spot? A few weeks a year they let people go to the upper ruins.
haha, thanks, I appreciate you saying that. I got a feeling DJI probably would never sponsor me due to the Puns and Jokes I make from time to time, but that would be cool. I didnt get a chance to make it to the upper cliff dwellings. One of the guides there told me the hike to the upper cliff dwelling is only open from november to april.....I wanna say, only because its a more strenuous hike, so they only open it up during the cooler months, but I plan on doing it in the late fall...........thank you for checking out the video 🙏
To the ancients rats were food, cockroaches were eaten by lizards, mosquitos were not a problem compared to the problems with everyday life. Places were most likely abandoned because of the presence of intruders
I see there's already a lot of discussion about the skull. My first thought was a horse skull. It doesn't look more that a few years old and I know there are cattle near there, so it could be a cow.
BRAVO!! Great MAP every tweaker within his or hers remaining welfare check for gas can reach. Don't be that TH-camr. Edit this ASAP so it can be enjoyed for years to come. AS is now every pebble will be sold off.....i await your actios.
PLEASE STOP GUESSING, ASK ANCIENT HOPI, READ THEIR HISTORY OF THEMSELVES, Look for Actual Precipitation Records, Only Ethnocentric European, Views Are Ruling Current Education Universities
👉 Check my other Cave Dwelling video th-cam.com/video/taPDjctpLMs/w-d-xo.html
Those caves are buildings buried by Noah's Flood and petrified by ash, mud, lime...
Read the Bible for knowing the Truth.
That drive up to Young is one of my favorites. I've seen ringtails, snakes, jacks, bighorn, deer, elk and antelope on that drive...all in the same day! IMO It's one of tge best scenic drives in AZ. I was just out there a month ago and got my 4runner out of storage and made that drive. Up further adjacent to Workman Creek and Reynolds creek there are uranium exploration mines. Some of them pretty substantial. There's fern beds on top of the mountain and we surprised a deer and a cow elk resting in them. hmu if you want to explore some. It's definitely 4x4, and a really capable one, required trip.
I always enjoy your adventures! I’m so glad you have a drone so “we“ can get to unreachable areas to investigate. Thanks again for taking all of us along with you.
Yes! exactly! drones are so helpful, can you image how long it would take me to make this video if I had to hike to every single one of these caves? probably take me months lol, but I'm grateful that I have a drone that can take us to these place, thank you again for tuning in and checking out the video 🙏
At 4:10, that IS NOT a coyote skill!!!!!! It is a cow skull. The coyote is about the size of a small shepherd dog and has a small, narrow head with "canine" teethe...not large molars for chewing grass!!!!
Yeah when he said that was a coyote skull I was like…you must not have been out west much or maybe you live in the big city because even my little kid knows a cow skull!
Awesome ! That was a great reply. I was just typing the same thing and thought,, hmm I better look at the posts,, LOL. Those are Ungulate teeth for sure. But they are learning right, and doing a great job... But did anyone notice the big Steel screw jack in the first building with a roof?? I don't envy the person who packed that up there.. Keep up the great work..
@@DestinyLabMusic I don't live out west so not sure what that has to do with anything but even I knew it was a cow's skull at first sight. lmao
Tonto does not allow drones (unmanned aircraft). Be careful, watch out. On your comment of wars, not quite correct. There was massive infighting with the Puebloans with some sects practicing cannibalism out of Chaco. The Hopi were particularly ruthless (e.g., Awat'ovi massacre) and the Navajo and Zuni- well everyone- we're "pushed" into overlapping territory causing much contention. Hence the over 18,000 documented archeology sites in the 4 corners. Then there are the Spanish massacres and aboriginal retaliations. One site in New Mexico, we screened several lead balls. It does not help dating but certainly evidence of Spanish then Mexican violence 500 years ago from 1539-1700s. This was no Utopia. That said, your vivid aerial views are nice to see- when we documented the Gila river canyons in the 70's we used 3d technology (not cutting edge 3D, we borrowed cameras from WWII). Again, take caution flying.
history is fabricated
Excellent! Love exploring with you!
Hey thanks Colleen! appreciate it!
Fantastic footage! Great video! Excellent! I really enjoyed this!
Thank you!!! appreciate that!
Stunning footage! Love this channel.
Thank you!
We have been lied to about pretty much everything. Things are more then what they seem or have been told to us by the "experts" etc. Great videos.
Thank you! And yes! I hear what your saying, I've only recently started reading about the " giants" that may have roamed the earth long ago.....now I'm going down a rabbit hole
Nice music. My first viewing and I’ll be back. Thanks.
I love watching these videos, honest it makes me smile ❤❤
thank you!!!! 🙏
the camera on the drone is so good...well flown too.
Thank yous!
Damn man that’s some great drone footage and operating! Super cool. There’s some ruins to my knowledge in Black Canyon around Sunset Point area, might be a cool canyon to check out next and not too far from the city. Looking forward to the next one
I know exactly where Sunset point is! I use to go hiking every weekend in sedona and I would come back late and stop in at sunset point to use the bathroom, and If I was lucky there was a hotdog vendor there, the hotdogs are usually expensive, but after a long day of hiking, I didnt care, they always hit the spot, especially with a diet coke. and yea, I'll have to check that out. thank you for checking out the video!
Nice job with the drone..oh and the music is perfect
Thank you!
Really enjoy your videos. They are nicely done. Thank you!
Thank you Star3131 for checking out the video!!!!
Thanks Jessie for another awesome video! Keep up the great work 😊 👍
Hey no prob! thanks for taking the time to check out the video! 👍
At 10:10 the revine you talked about me and a friend have hiked up from the river and found circle 🌀 on rocks from old tribes we believe ! Didint have a phone because we swam across
Amazing footage as usual! How old do you think that cactus was where the birds were nesting? 🌵
30 plus years maybe? takes a long time for cactus to grow arms like that
Utterly fascinating! This is how to make use of TH-cam.
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Thank you! glad you enjoyed the video!!
I think the landscape and caves evoke a lonely feeling, at least in me. I did not realize birds built nests in the cactus, so nice to see. Thank you very much.
hey no problem! thank you for checking out the video!
Thank you Friend.
You are very welcome!
Not a Coyote skull. Looks like a deer skull 👍👍👍👍🙏
Thank you!
@@jessiesdroneadventures7464 More likely a cow skull...compare to a shepherd dog.
you beat me to it
Don't believe the lies of truth. What 'they' tell you regarding history and what actually happened are two different things. Fantastic camera work. Thanks for sharing 🏜
Thank you!
100% Well said.
8:55 there's a trail called "A Cross Rd" that runs the whole way behind Roosevelt Lake. It's not terribly difficult, any car with some clearance and AWD or 4WD can go on it. I was just up in that area this weekend, there are some ruins up Workman creek if you know where to look. Up the 288 there east of Roosevelt is a hidden gem. Not much to do but a nice cool place to camp and escape the heat.
ahhhh! workman creek! been there once, beautiful area! and I think I know of ruins that you are speaking of.....would be great to make it out there at some point
Thanks so much for making and sharing this fillum presentation. I enjoy your vibe and your adventurous spirit and enthusiasm is infectious.
Thank you so much! the desert is full of so much unexplored land! I wanna see it all! thank you for checking out the video!
Nice video.i like it a lot
Thank you! I'm glad you like it
Love this Bros channel. I don't know how he hooks me but I get pulled in every time.
haha, thanks! glad you are enjoying the content!
I absolutely love your video adventures!! As a fellow Arizona Drone pilot I am in awe of how well you use yours to explore and I hope to someday be as bold so as to do more aerial exploration myself. Please keep up the good work and keep posting great new adventures for us!!
Hey thank you so much! I love drones! they allow our eyes to see places that we sometimes would be able to see, and they allow us to cover more ground. Glad you are enjoying the videos! thank you once again!
Yeah those birds were nesting. So it was a
good idea to back off. You don't want to disturb them at this time. Not only that depending on what they are and the size.
You Drone might not come back at all.
🏥 Might have to go to Drone hospital.
Beautiful views 🤗💕💕💕
right!....thanks for checking out the video!
It was a dead cow. Head. Not a coyote
Beautiful.
ty for your videos, i live in Tempe, u've inspired me to get out with my MP3Pro. Keep on doing a great job, maybe see ya out there one day :)
Awesome, and yes! get out there, we lived in such a beautiful state full of so much mystery!
You are correct, "the road I was on wouldn't have taken me out there".
However, if you turned left off AZ 288 about 3 miles South of where it appears you took your last drone flight, you could follow A-Cross Road to within a half-mile of the 'cave' or whatever it is you saw from the South side of the lake, which I believe is on the Southern slope of Dutchwoman Butte.
BTW, A-Cross Road is a gravel road but I've driven it in aa car, in fact many folks do to get to the Salome Jug.
THANK YOU! 👍
WOW !! Tonto ? Is this before he met the Lone Ranger ?😂
I think l got to much sun today 🤪
Great Video !!
Thanks for sharing !!
lol, thank you for checking out the video!
Another gread video and once I found Young AZ I've been hitting up the north side of Roosevelt. I also sold my Avanta and picked up a Mini4pro due to your exploits, and by chance, the same case.
I find it easier to fly than my old Air2, which was very surprising to me.
There are some great ruins in the Superstitions, easily accessible by hiking if you’re interested. Also several in the Sierra Anchas east of the Valley. Those are accessible as well, but a bit more strenuous hikes. I love our state and have been exploring ruins, mines and caves for decades. How do you like your new drone? Been thinking about getting one, especially before our trip to West Clear Creek. Google that one, you won’t be disappointed!
I hope to make it to the Sierra Anchas one of these days here, been on my bucket list for a while now. .....I love my new drone, and I dont plan on buying one for a while, its small, very light, shoots 4k, takes some pretty sharp photos, and has night mode, which helps reduce grain in low light conditions1 best drone I've ever owned!
Oh nice! you will love the mini 4 pro, I still have my air 2 and I just keep it as a back up drone.....the mini 4 pro is better in many ways....especially with the night mode and 360 degree obstacle avoidance.......thats what gave me the confidence to fly close to these caves from such a great distance away
Great video, you are such an inspiration for me.
Hey thank you! we live in such a huge state, and there is so much to explore!
Thanks for educating us.
Thank you for checking out the video!
im addicted to watching your video when i should be doing research lol - i live close to superstition mnt( what the apaches called thunder mountain.) Do you have a video on that cool lookin mnt ?
lol, well thank you for watching the videos, I appreciate it. I dont have a specific video on the the superstition mountains yet! but I plan on making one in the future. so much to cover when it comes to the sups!
I've been watching a LOT OF YOUR STUFF... I ALSO HAVE DRONES... Great work brother.. I too live in Central AZ
Hey thanks! drone are awesome! they take us places that we cant always go.....always a pleasure to speak with a fellow Arizonan!
Very Cool !
Thank you!
Love the music I'm waiting for Tuco😁
Thank you!
Just wondering: Do any birds do a fly by when your drone is in the air? If so, what kind of curious bird mad the attempt?
sometimes they do...I always try to avoid them at all costs
Enjoy the day anyway and reschedule the celebration 🎉 ... after all life is a movable feast....
Amen to that!
I was born in AZ but am from a Pueblo here in NM and there are 19 Pueblo groups left here the Hopi are the only pueblo group in AZ still but we know of those places and people
At the 4:10 elapsed time you show a skull that is labeled as a "coyote" skull; but I'm sure it's a cattle or deer skull based on the dentition (teeth).
This is my fault. Here is the backstory. I parked at a trailhead that was the closest to this cave. After I got my drone out I ran into a couple hikers. The older gentleman asked me where I planned on flying my drone, I told him I was going to check out a bunch of the shallow caves up on the mountain. He told me to keep a sharp eye out because there was a coyote skull in one of them. Now I just assumed this was it, and I should have done more research. Maybe he was incorrect? or maybe I found a different cave....who knows.....Thank you for the input 👍
Nice choice of music 🎶
thank you! took me a while to find the right tunes
What is also important to remember while watching this, or if you go in person, the lake we see (Roosevelt Lake) is man-made and only has been there for roughly 110-years now. The natives who lived there hundreds of years ago didn't see the lake from their dwellings. They only saw the notch of the river canyon and most likely couldn't even see the river until they got to the edge of the canyon.
We demand some dimple footage 👅 nice video ❤
Bro, DJI needs to sponsor you because you test the shit out of the drones in our desert. Have you hiked to the second set of ruins at the Tonto spot? A few weeks a year they let people go to the upper ruins.
haha, thanks, I appreciate you saying that. I got a feeling DJI probably would never sponsor me due to the Puns and Jokes I make from time to time, but that would be cool. I didnt get a chance to make it to the upper cliff dwellings. One of the guides there told me the hike to the upper cliff dwelling is only open from november to april.....I wanna say, only because its a more strenuous hike, so they only open it up during the cooler months, but I plan on doing it in the late fall...........thank you for checking out the video 🙏
Beautiful drone footage! Greetings from Israel.
Hey thank you! glad you enjoyed!
💙💙🙏🙏🌾
No one ever discusses rats, cockroaches, mosquitos , etc. as a cause of evacuating old sites!
good point
To the ancients rats were food, cockroaches were eaten by lizards, mosquitos were not a problem compared to the problems with everyday life. Places were most likely abandoned because of the presence of intruders
Wow 1200 A.D. I would love to see what they looked like! 700 C.E.? Oh, Christ's Era!
Except I prefer BC
I prefer ac in the summer
I see there's already a lot of discussion about the skull. My first thought was a horse skull. It doesn't look more that a few years old and I know there are cattle near there, so it could be a cow.
Not a coyote skull.
I'm pretty sure that there is a man-made wall (bottom - right) at 15:39
Thats skull is not a coyote. Its most likely a mule or horse. I mean I am no expert but................................ thanks for bringing us along
no problemo!
It's gotta be fun walking through a giants organs
Never heard of Salados' but maybe the Hopie Indians!
BRAVO!! Great MAP every tweaker within his or hers remaining welfare check for gas can reach. Don't be that TH-camr. Edit this ASAP so it can be enjoyed for years to come. AS is now every pebble will be sold off.....i await your actios.
I want to go with you
lol, I appreciate that, but I usually go alone....liability reasons
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see ya
They couldn't afford Biden's taxes. 😢
Lol......love it 🤣
Biden isn’t that old! Maybe his father.
ALSO, STOP MISLEADING MUSIC, TRY ACTUAL ANCIENT HOPI PUEBLO MUSIC, OR NO MUSIC
PLEASE STOP GUESSING, ASK ANCIENT HOPI, READ THEIR HISTORY OF THEMSELVES, Look for Actual Precipitation Records, Only Ethnocentric European, Views Are Ruling Current Education Universities