Yuma Arizona FREE CAMPING Yuma BLM Field Office - Maps + Apps
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- Yuma Arizona FREE CAMPING Yuma BLM Field Office - Maps + Apps
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Russ, when I was in Quartzsite last winter I used the Avenza app on my phone for maps of the area. You can download a lot of maps for the Quartzsite area for free. You don’t have to have cell phone service to see your location on the app as long as you have your GPS setting in your phone enabled.
Hi Russ, I was stationed at the Marine Corp Air base in the early 80's. It sure has grown. Thanks for you video.
Great job Russ!! Thanks for sharing!!
EXCELLENT vids - TY. Just found your VLOGS + learning a great deal. Will continue watching.
Russ thank you for the trip to Yuma 👍Can't wait till part 2.
Hi Russ! Thank you for the trip to Yuma! I look forward to seeing what it has to offer. I'm sure the snowbirds love the weather in the winter. Safe travels.
Wow that's a nice map, thanks for the ride along😊
Who needs a stinking map , by the time I get to go boondocking in Arizona I'll have the entire area mapped out in my head thanks to your videos, keep up the great work
ANOTHER GREAT JOB THANK YOU FOR THE RIDE😀❤👍
I get to travel vicariously through these great videos. One day I’ll unhitch from the 9-5 and hit the road myself. AZ definitely on my list!
I feel the same way - this is my "traveling" adventure...I just retired in March (2023), and I've been considering getting a small camper for living in the desert - and these YT videos give me a idea of what I could expect...I hope you get the opportunity to realize your dreams...🙂
Glad to see that you made it down to Yuma.
Hey Russ. Thanks again for your frequent adventures. Thumbs up from Sacramento. 👍
Great vid Russ, looks very cool out there, it makes me itch to get out there and do some metal detecting.
Thx Russ safe travels😊
Great video Russ, thank you.
Hey we Left quartzsite and are in Yuma too. We're at mittry lake. Love it here
I am just living your channel and rv , camping and 4 wheelin!!!!
Look at all the scenery all the green! Million miles of dirt and rocks to me!
WOW WOW WOW Thanks for this video! Just what I needed!
I go to that VFW all the time. Love it. It has the big tank out front.
I LIKE your videos , Ive never been to Quartzite BUT from all your videos I know it well now
One think you missed. If you had continued down the Proving Ground road a mile or so, on the left is a great military Armor Museum. It's got a lot of tanks and other armor that is interesting.
Thank you so very much for sharing Awesome 👍
Thanks for the Yuma trip, we had to cancel our trip this month maybe next month.
Thank you 😊
my 1 st and ONLY time in Yuma was after I moved to Tucson from Denver I was working as a cabinet installer and the company sent me to Yuma Proving Grounds with a box truck full of cabinets and countertops to install in a building there , I stayed 3 days in Yuma
Nice video, lot of good information
Phone and a good trail map is all ya need.
🙋🏻Hello Russ! It's nice & bright @ 6:30 a.m. in your neck of the woods, here in Independence, Va. it's dark @ 6:30 a.m.. I sure hate to see the shorter days coming, but will eagerly look forward to getting out & exploring with you! Have a nice day Russ!
Thanks. Yuma is my favorite winter place. I don't tell anyone my boondocking secrets. It's hard enough and becoming harder.
You just gave away the secret
Yes, GM does have their desert testing facility. On 95 once you pass that covered picnic trash dump area At Mile 56 or so. Its maybe 3 miles or so down the road on the same side. Nothing for the laymen to see, they have it on lock down all the time. But you will see camouflaged test vehicles between there and yuma all the time in the summer especially.
Really enjoying the videos of your new adventure with the Mule Pro ! Trailer suggestion/advise for what it's worth. We have a Polaris Ranger and I looked an researched for an enclosed trailer for ours to be it's transport plus garage when not in use. I ended up getting a 7x12 with the extra height and ramp rear door and it's great! Plenty of room and the extra height is needed for the entry and exit of these UTV's with the roll cages and roofs. It was around $3000 but it was brand new too. You might be able to find a good used one a little cheaper.
Keep the adventures rolling in !! Have a great winter exploring off road !!
Thank you.
Battery will not go dead on that paper map.
Topographic map is the best. Usually can be obtained at a map/flag store. Im sure you would have to go to phoenix for that Russ. I used to teach in military.
Thanks Russ
If you are a Vet all federal, BLM, Parks, ect... Are now free. You get a card at Federal sites like BLM. That means places like Quartzsite BLM is no longer $180 it is free for Vets.
Russ those guns r awesome!
'Look at the greenery...' LMAO!
95 Southbound provides a lot. Watch for volcanic activity. AGATES CHALCEDONY And Many more that are precious to you and me. The mountains are super wild for hiking and climbing. Drive slowly and enjoy that piece of land. People have stopped at one point for Rock Balancing. Thanks again Russ for putting in your time to remind us of the places we love. Hey hey hey, U.S.A.
My wife gave me a $200.00 pair of sunglasses. I stopped on and climbed one of the volcanic mounts near the BP check points and lost the glasses. Three months later I finally found the mount & thought I might have left them at the top. While climbing I found them laying on the ground about half way up. Great find.
Russ, I'm thinking of moving to the SW...thanks for helping me learn about (and vicariously experience) the region from your videos...at 1760 yds./mile, a distance of (per the sign) 35,835 yds. is just a little more than 20 miles...not enough to reach Quartzsite, but still enough to rattle a rattlesnake🙂...blessings...
How about setting up your box trailer for the 4 wheeler
According to a source on the internet, Needles had a larger population than Yuma back around the time of WWII. Yuma also had shipyards back in the 18000's. They made steam paddle boats.
18000s? are you from the future?
@@Lauren-vd4qe B.C. :)
Hi Rus. I looked up your rote on google maps as usual, and I found a very interesting possibility for a video. Next to the Flying J in Ehrenburg is Ox Bow Road. It runs the east bank of The Colorado. It changes names, Levee, Cibola etc. It looks paved and remote as, well.
Cool video love the drone we are new at the boondocking and we have gotten caught up in this covid-19 virus in everybody's telling us to sit still but because most places are 14 days what do boondockers do can anybody tell us
Great Vid! Looks like an M107 175mm sp gun @ 8:13. The tank is a M60A1. Both Vietnam era. Thx!
Russ, love your videos. One suggestion: you use a lot of a acronyms/abbreviations in your videos (such as LTVA and VFW in today's video), that some of your viewers, especially international ones, may not know. Maybe you could use the actual words the first time you use them in each video. I know we can "Google it. Hehehe" But that gets to be a pain sometimes. Thanks.
Good Day Russ . Great video of US proving grounds entrance .BLM sure has a lot of land under there control .Take Care See you on the next video .
In 1978 the population for Yuma was around 35,000-however- in the winter the snowbirds would easily double and would sometimes triple the population.
Keep on truckin.
We moved to Yuma in 1954, probably 8,000 people there. I had a fantastic childhood. Always in the desert with my friends.
Russ! Discovered your site here last month and its just mesmerizing!!! Question... what is the title of the tune you open your videos with? Its your signature tune now associated with your YT page... don't ever change it. I love the mandolin. Thanks for what you do and safe travels.
35000 yards is about 19.886 miles
They were closed when I went there the beginning of January.
35.635 yards = 20.247 miles WOW
WOW
Looking at becoming a SNOWBIRD in SW Arizona. Will need an RV park to stay down there. When to make a reservation?
I am old Russ. I still use paper maps. For these reasons. 1. Batteries don't die. 2. Google maps incorrect info is not on them. 3. I can read a paper map, not so much google maps. 4. If the paper map is correct, I trust it better than any electronic device.
I really enjoy your virtual road trips. Thank you for filming.
Did you see Union Pacific 4014 big boy while you was in Yuma? Due there Tues
Range of the 220 MM-M1 gun is 20.25 miles.
HEY russ,did you ever take the 3;10 too Yuma?🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽
Where is the pond at Fortuna Pond?
I think that's a M 107 175 mm self-propelled Howitzer. The 8" shoots 11 miles and the 155mm shoots 23 miles so I guess that probably would shoot out about 25 miles.
They have been there for years, then disappeared for probably 5-7 years. The Army wanted them back for some reason. Luckily we got them back.
Do you need a permit for the ATV.
Does the BLM have downloadable maps? Thx!
Where is Fortuna Pond?
Isn’t there camping there by the water?
@0.34 - That movie was "3:10 to Yuma" - just sayin' :-)
Just a rough estimate but I think about 19 mile range for that gun....
Correct. Almost 20 miles. Depending on wind, barometric pressure etc. And that tank was a M60. I spent way too much time on, under and in those things. ;)
Motor home 4.3.ft
35,000 Yards is just shy of 20 miles
That is the VFW Post I belong to.
I love that place, I stop in often.
colorado river is polluted. thats why theres so many recalls on food
Would the BLM let you camp anywhere with just a tent and an electric bicycle?
Do the BLM hosts have this year's LTVA stickers yet?
6:30 to Yuma
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35k+ ft. 6.75 miles
Hi
about 20 miles
The Mass Migrations True !!!!
But It Was Going On Much
Longer Sis !!!!!
It All Really Started Farther Back
Than That !!!!!
It Just Wasnt As Massive !!!!!!
Well Going To Bed Write You Later !!
F. G. D.
There is no record of a GUN: 220 MM-M1 anywhere on the internet! That seems strange!
35,000 yards is 20 miles
Yuma is a big time METH town.. it IS the real deal
👋😊
35 thousand yds. = 19+ miles
35,000 yds = 19.9 Miles :)
Smart phone app. Gaia gps.
What’s the weather down there.
Weather is always great during the wintertime except for for ignorant atv people!
Why I love the US coz US contains small cute mountains. While in our country the mountains are full of trees but our mountains are so big. I don't like tall big mountains.
10:20 Why this road is full of Cracks 😢😢😢. I think the US is mine from Alabama all the way to Wyoming.
The asphalt melts some in the Summer and then cools. It causes cracks. Same thing in cold weather but the cold causes it.
@@sheikhboyardee556 thanks John
How's it feel to be back in the van after being in the buggy for a few days? lol
good
Boggies
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I had a friend who is from Idaho like myself. He had property in or around Yuma and would bring his fiver down for 3 months every winter. Sadly he passed away at the ripe old age of 60. His kids sold the property there. I almost bought it, but Vegas is far enough south for me. ;)
Thanks, I've been wanting to see what Yuma looked like, flat, dusty. I don't think I'd chose Yuma to live.
Yuma is a fantastic place to live. Sunshine 360 days a year. Gorgeous sunrises and sunsets. 2 1/2 hours from San Diego or Phoenix. The mountains change colors with the shift of the sun. Granted, it’s over 100 degrees more than 160 days a year, but I’ll take that over the cold any day.
You can find theses map on blm website.
Gas is cheap....