Southern Arizona's Tallest Mountains and Overlanding with My Dad
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2023
- I was finally able to get my dad out on an overland adventure for the first time in a decade. We explored the the tallest mountain range in southern Arizona and also managed to get a little fishing in. Showing off his minimalistic overland tundra build, we camped two nights in a beautiful mountain range in the cool alpine summer air.
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Im only 6 1/2 minutes into this adventure and already enjoying it. Being with your dad is wonderful. The last thing i ever did with my dad was camp on a river bank and run throw lines. We really loved that and of 4 boys i was the only one who ever took to it so he really loved it when i had time to go. Keep your pop close and keep making those memories.
They’re the types of memories I think we sometimes take for granted but always a treasure to look back on. It’s a privilege to be able to spend time doing things with your dad that he enjoys also!
National Fishing Day. Had to laugh. Dad and I rode many many trails. First trip into the Superstitions when I was twelve. Rain storm, kinda lost,,, dark. Thank gosh good ol Paint horse Babe knew where the trailer was. Enjoy all the trips you can.
You sound a lot like my pops and very similar memories and past. Can’t take the time we spend with our parents for granted. Thanks for watching sir!
I'm glad to see you out with your Dad. My Dad passed away 17 years ago at a facility in Mesa. He was 80 and just completely worn out from life. Not a day goes by when I don't miss him & I always remember what he taught me whenever I do go camping & fishing. It's a really special video. Thank you.
I was about to say the same thing. I lost my dad three years ago this month. Cherish these moments: no matter how much time you have with someone, when they're gone, it was never enough.
We take for granted the time we spend with our parents. Exactly why I’m trying to rekindle my relationship with my pops. They’re here and gone before we know it. Thanks for watching and the support. It means a lot!
I grew up in Cochise County and watching your videos brings back memories
Another great video man. Really like the down to earth feel of your channel. It’s not all about flashy gear, but more the adventure itself. It’s also cool seeing a local doing TH-cam. Keep it up!
Really glad you catch the vibe of the channel! I try to keep it realistic and not go over board with the gear. This hobby shouldn’t be so commercialized like how it’s becoming. Thanks for watching brother!
Cody this by far your best video yet!
Thanks buddy doing my best!
Always a pleasure watching your videos. I am looking forward to the next one. Much love from Germany
Thanks for watching! So cool to see I’ve got European subscribers!
Two quality people
Memories with your pops that’s awesome brother!
Can’t take that stuff for granted! Thanks for watching
Great content as always. I love the history of our state you add to your travels. Also yes, as many have stated, the father son relationship is like no other. Lost my pops/best friend in 09. Still miss him and reference things he used to do and taught me all the time. Keep up the amazing channel.
Thanks for the support brother!
I like you got our with your Dad, my dad passed away last year after a very full life, he taught me a lot about the outdoors and I am trying to pass that on to my kids. I noticed your Pops is rocking as Pittsburgh Steelers license plate Awesome! I am a Pennsylvania native from the Pittsburgh area transplanted by choice to Tucson for 30 years now. I wish I could have spent more time with him outdoors, cherish the moment.
I often take my parent for granted but when they’re gone, all you have is memories you make along the way. I try to spend as much time as I can without letting life get in the way, what these old timers can teach us is something truly valuable.
Good Stuff man I think the narrating was honestly killer! Don't forget hashtags in the description to get more traffic!
Thanks for the reminder bro! Always forget that part. Thanks for watching buddy I appreciate it
Thank you for the video. I just wanted to take a moment to comment that you're a great videographer in terms of artistic and stunning shots. Thank you very much and keep up the good work.
Thank you those kind words mean a lot as well as your support!
Hey man, it's just great to see someone spend time with their Dad. ❤ Goodluck!
Can’t pass up on the time spent with family. Thanks for the support!
Your dad's truck is super clean. Glad to stubble onto some full size overland footage.
Garage kept since 2001! It’s all full-sizes on this page (mostly) thanks for watching!
Great to see you out in it with your Pops. Cherish those times my friend. It's obvious that he's proud of you. Hope you guys get to do more adventures in the future.
Definitely pushing that guy to get out there. I think we all take family for granted but being able to share memories you make after they’re gone is a privilege. Thanks for stopping by brother
Great work as usual! It's nice see the man that helped mold the story teller and a dreamer. I'm a bit older than you father and I too have forgone the Millers for Arnold Palmers. Though it's rumored I keep a bottle of the appropriately named Screwball for sitting around the campfire. Keep on tell your story.
Always need to cut loose every now and then! Thanks for those words, as always. Glad you enjoyed!
I haven't been up there in several decades. Very cool 👍🏻
Glad to see your dad out.
I think I passed you heading out of Socorro Monday morning
Not me! I am planning to get out that way in July, just passed through Socorro early May. Are you out that way?
@@Whitedogoverland could have swore that was your rig. No, I'm back in Iowa 😪
I'll be out in the Gila permanently though in a year
Great area! Definitely quite the geographical shift for you!
Great to see you out there Bill. You made me want to get a Canyon!
It was a blast, I think he killed the cooler review!
I knew it had to be Mt.Graham. it's great that you had a chance to go on this trip with your dad.
It was an awesome time. As always, thanks for the support brother
Good video. New subscriber. I had the same color Tundra as your Dad's, with side steps and a bed topper. It was a 2000 that I bought new and had a Tacoma prior to that. Traded it in on a RAM 2500 with the Cummins. Then a 2012 RAM 3500 and now a 2017 RAM Rebel.
Welcome brother! Love the older tundras. I’m also a ram guy but that ram is the hauler that support this hobby! Great trucksb
Great channel...Great effort...Great stories!!!!
Great addition with your DAD!
Thank you!🎉😊
Thank you so much, glad you enjoy the channel!
Great video. This is the push I needed to ask my old man to come camping with me. Looked like you guys had a great time.
We had an awesome time. Get your old man out there, it’s time we have now that one day we can’t get back!
Enjoyed watching! Great production value. New subscriber:)
Welcome to the channel! Thanks for the sub!
Awesome video. Great to see you’re camping with your Dad.
Scott thanks for watching!
Love it! Great to see the old guys out. I hope my sons reciprocate with me as you are with your Dad.
Thanks brotha, my dad brought me up in the outdoors, only way to give back to him is to get back out there with him!
Appreciate your content, bradda. This one had a more personal feel. Fun to see you on the trails with your pop. Thanks for sharing. 👊🏼
It was great to get out with my dad. Something that needs to happen more often! Thanks for watching my man!
Salmon eggs is the move at Riggs flat.
We should of tried that. Had great luck on power bait at Parker canyon a month before. We were in a really shallow weedy area of the lake, will have to try it on an off weekend!
another awesome video dude! I dont even have a tundra, i just really enjoy the commentary and videos you provide. Youre doing great man!
Man thank you so much. Doing the best I can your support is killer!
yall just got another sub from a fellow Arizonian I love these type of adventures and thanks to your pops canyon has a new customer lol anyways God bless yall and keep adventuring on brotha
You'll love your cooler. They are the GOAT!! Thanks for tuning in....
@@basebalful yessir
Thanks for the sub my man! Appreciate the support!
I really love your channel! I live here in Arizona and it’s so refreshing to watch your broadcasts. . I hope you continue doing this and I really appreciate the history that you share!!
Thank you I appreciate that as well as the support!
Another great video and great drone work, too! A great reminder for me to consider going south to beat the heat instead of Payson/Rim areas. Great stuff - looking forward to your next video!
We’ve got some awesome spots down here, unfortunately loads of people but I know the rim is that way also. Thanks for watching!
Good stuff brotha
My father would haul me around to all those lakes in Southeastern Az every vacation to go fishing. I seem to remember a little concern at Riggs Flat over the black bears coming down to raid the camps at night and having them walk by sniffing our tent and banging around the tables trash cans and cars. Rucker lake I remember a pretty wet night in a tent when the rain came. Trout didn't appeal to me much for all the bones though.
Man, I don’t ever talk to too many people who remember Rucker lake before it dried up. Many years before I was born but I’ve been out to it.
@@Whitedogoverland yes I saw something about an empty lake bed, what happened anyways? Don't see much sense to bust a dam when there is so little water "entertainment" anyways. Thanks
Great video!
That was a wonderful trip to watch. You guys looked like you were enjoying some quality time together. Hope you can do some more together. Mt. Graham is beautiful!!
We had a great time. Making memories like that shouldn’t be taken for granted! Graham was gorgeous we will be back!
What campsite did you and your dad camp at on Mt. Graham?
First or second spot?
@@Whitedogoverland my apologies, the first spot.
@@Bombeev fr 4569 about 4 miles after hitting dirt of the left. Believe it was called conservation camp
@@Whitedogoverland ah man you're the best thank you so much! Love your channel/videos. Me and my boys watch your videos to find new places to go!!