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Diesel Dave is on another level. Man's rocking cutoffs, t-shirt and cowboy boots in what has to be 25⁰ weather with snow. From a Minnesotan, I tip my hat to you good sir.
He was probably in the 100k RV with all the luxury of a home. And went outside for 5 minutes said his lines and went back inside. Or it was filmed in studio on a green screen and CGI. This is all scripted they are decent actors though
I’m in Idaho and rarely wear pants. Shorts, sweatshirt, tennis shoes…maybe a beanie. It’s been 22*F lately and I’m still working outside in shorts. When I’m moving and working, I get really hot. It sucks to be sweating in below 30*F temps.
Me being a Finnish native, but living in Germany, I still love your videos and this was the first time, that I actually listened what you called Sisu-Nasu.. And that translated to you..if you haven't looked that up from wikipedia yet.. nasu is the Finnish word for Piglet from Winnie the Pooh..and the word Nasu for that vehicle comes from "nauha-sisu", that just translates to track-sisu in English. BUT it is cool that you use the Finnish word for it!! I like it a lot. Iz naizzz..
You know, I usually watch things like Vice Grip Garage, Cleetus and Dennis Collins but for some reason your videos are so amazingly entertaining. And trust me, I am NOT a diesel guy. In fact I don't even own a truck. I think it's your humanitarian spirit and your willingness to explain things. I hope your subscribership sky rockets and keep on doing these recoveries - they are really great. - Much love from Ontario, Canada - Eric
Not a lot of people out there would ever think of doing this for someone especially for nothing in return, I really appreciate what you guys do for people you can tell its genuine good job guys
That Hagglunds BV206 snowcat brings back memories. What vehicle that was. It could get up to seventeen fully equipped troops into an active zone across a whole spectrum of terrain and in comfort so that they were rested and ready to rock and roll. As the boys prove, it makes a pretty good recovery vehicle too. The crisp snarl of that 6 cylinder Mercedes engine never fails to bring a smile.
Guys, these vlogs are just so fun to watch. Getting to experience the beautiful scenery, the process involved in problem solving, and all the little stuff that is so “real and relatable”.
Yes!!! Definitely hate the time change and getting stuck doing things in the dark! I think everyone was surprised by how much snow came early with these storms. However, hunters are a special breed and they would have probably gone anyway in spite of a possible storm weather report. Epic scenery!! Thanks for being the Good Samaritan Sparks team. You guys rock❣️❣️❣️
What is this daylight savings stuff? Been in Az for the last 22 years, this time, and 6 years on Oahu, Hawaii. Old Lamanite saying; "Only White man would cut the bottom off of a blanket, and sew it on the top, to make blanket longer." steve
Glad to see the Nasu put into good use! I was a Sissi (recon) in the FDF and we had these as squad vehicles. They can get a bit finicky with their maintenance, but they go pretty much anywhere. I've seen these scale damn near vertical cliffs without too much effort, while loaded.
Man you're right that was freaking awesome I live in South Florida and I haven't seen snow in 15 years maybe 20 I have family up in Kentucky so it's been a while since I've seen snow but like your comment said yes some people haven't seen anything like that before I myself haven't so it was very cool you could tell those guys were prepared for anything and everything and they didn't have to by any gas to go hunting
You have some of the most neatest equipment I have ever seen and would love to ride in the black truck. I drove a semi when I got out of the army. You do so much good for those who need it. God bless you and your men.
My smart ass comments are all in fun. I totally respect all the good you guys all do for people all the time. This world needs more people like you and your team
Another cool recovery. Not all of them will have the great background shots but you do put smiles on people's faces when you do them. I believe that's what counts.
Glad you were there to help them out, and you still don't charge anything! I am very impressed with your abilities, your equipment and your generosity.
Some people like to eat meat but don't like to see how it's prepared and that is part of your freedom of choice in the USA so you should respect their choice and they should respect your freedom to hunt, it's the old sayings live and let live, apart from the Elk
The world is a better place because you are in it. Your generosity if not rewarded in this life, it certainly will be in the next life. I wish your exploits would go mainstream television. Kids today need a hero like you. No matter your position in life, be kind, respectful, helpful, and thankful for your post in life.
If you don't want it dark earlier then wouldn't you want Daylight savings time year round?? I think when we "fall back " for the approaching winter we are off DST. You guys are awesome!!
I was looking for someone to say something. Yes! I was thinking the same thing. It's daylight savings time that gives us that extra hour of light in the evening. Ending daylight savings time is what he should be complaining about.
You are definitely not people that work on the farm you have an extra hour of daylight in the evening are you going to get up that extra hour in the morning when it's butt ass cold your livestock doesn't change the time they do things just because you people in the city want more daylight it doesn't make the cattle the hogs or anything else cater to your time they cater to God's time try to live with that
Bud adds to the saga, we have to see how far the ranger will make it each time lol. It is fun keeping up with everyone because they all have their own ways to them. keep the videos coming and everyone stay safe out there.
I am a grandmother of 13 and a great grandma of 9! I love this site. The rescues and fun us exciting. I won't be doing these things anymore but this satisfies my desires. Love you guys, each and everyone! 🌴♥️
Wow! Loved the, " 60's Beach Tune" you had playing here! I was doing, "the monkey" and "the deep-diver" as it played..wished I could've done, " the twist", but , that'll have to wait til after l get my right hip replaced!! Great video guys! Thanks for taking us along! Stay warm everyone! Peace to all....💜💙💜💙💜💙💜
Love the content and love seeing 30 minute ish videos in 2160 quality. Makes for an awesome experience to watch on the big screen and enjoy. Love everything you guys do and the insane hard work you put into it. Keep it up boys!!
You guys are super heroes for going and getting those people out. Lesson learned: you might want to manufacture some sort of offset hitch and ball for goosenecks so you can tow with the snow cat without the truck in the middle. Maybe just a long tow bar? I don't know, you all are the experts.
I can live with dark outro's as long as you guys are doing good for all humanity! I see what you Dave's, Hands, Alan, bad boy do,,,,,, I've been following you for a while now. Plus recoveries are ALWAYS more interesting at night and way crappy circumstances. This one tho is not that bad on our end! Safe travel's boys!
Diesel Dave; FIRST Let messy how AWESOME I think you are all of you are AWESOME but Diesel Dave and I have wearing shorts, a t-shirt and let’s not forget about the boots! 😂😂. That’s perfect attire for the snow!!! I LOVE IT! THANK YOU ALL for sharing your adventures! 😘😘🤗
I instantly recognised the tracks of that thing! I drove things like that in the finnish army. Never got to drive a nasu but I spent lots of time with bandvagn 206's. Amazing machines, I got to drive one around in norvegian mountains and several of them through forests and snow in Finland.
Diesel Dave rocking as always, funny and great with his hands, strong positive attitude, thanks for again coming through for the hunters, appreciate and blessed 😇🙏
Alan is the best!!!! I admired the knowledge in only 33 but like you I try to learn and master as much as life allows and I'm working hard on my own wilderness compound in the Adirondacks
It’s really cool that I know exactly where you guys are! That area is one of my favorite places on this beautiful earth. I camp very near there MANY times each summer. I have a favorite spot I call “Camp Sabot”. Sabot was my dog from a tiny puppy at 5 weeks old until she passed at 12 years. This was our favorite area and I buried her there. I hope when I pass, my ashes will be spread, by airplane in that same area. Thanks for doing what you do guys, you help to keep our amazing lands and people safe. I was stuck in this area in 2005 on the elk hunt. Luckily, I only had to leave my trailer for 10 days after sliding off the road (to the west) until it all melted and I was able to recover it.
It’s must be so cool to have so many fun toys and on top of that to use them to help others in need is extremely amazing bro! Your an amazing person with a great ❤️. Keep it up Dave!
Seeing the recent videos, I would think the big snowcat with the gooseneck hitch on it would have been a great choice for this recovery. But, I suppose it doesn't hurt to spread the love amongst all the cool toys!
I've been waiting for this video. My husband works with Cope and he was telling him all about you. My husband was shocked that I am already an avid fan. Keep up the good work.
Will Bud ever realize that his truck just isn't made for deep snow?! 😁 Once again, you guys saved the day...or should I say saved the truck and trailers?! Stay safe!
It's pretty cool to see the journey from basically rags to riches of how you started out with all the struggles of becoming a great company and with the friendships that you had made a long the way hopefully you continue to give us the great content and you guys stay safe doing it waiting to see the updates on the the black hawks progress and how far your journey takes to the next level thanks for a good show and the videos
You guys really should build yourself a half track for jobs like this. Set it up with a gooseneck and fifth wheel combo so you can easily hook up to any trailer.
Same ol”same ol” ,As a retired leo out of Wyo and as a Deputy Sheriff in Laramie, a yearly adventure was locating lost hunters up in the Snowy Range West of Laramie .. They never learned as they did the same 💩 every year .. Heading out ill equipt w/ zero winter survival training but luckily we recovered them all and brought em home safe .. Great adventure and video !!
Great job on this rescue. You guys are great at what you do . When you and your team get to the scene you make it look so simple. I personally always have you guys in my prayers. Most everything you do is dangerous but you always pull it off.
Im trying to work on my motorcycle in my cold as garage but I can’t just listen to this, need to watch this video because the shots are just so incredible. Your camera/editing team is one of the best on TH-cam!
No. Daylight-saving time is what you have for the summer. In the winter, you're running on standard time. There is (or ought to be) a line of longitude in each time zone at which local noon (when the sun is at its zenith) coincides with the standardised noon (12 pm).
@@feelinghealingfrequences7179 No it all depends on how you manage the cows, thats whats new here, and you gotta learn this stuff, just because you had to do with livestock all your life doesnt mean you know enough about regenerative livestock management. Gotta be open minded. If you keep the cattle on the land for too long of course they will eat the roots if there is nothing else, but if you put them on the land for half a day and then move them, they will maybe only eat 50% of the plant, and that is good for the plant and also new plants, it will encourage new plants to grow and thats how you make desert into grassland and make the water stop running of it to destroy roads and clock up rivers with sediment.
BV206 is a blast to drive. They go pretty much anywhere. Had the experience of driving one in the high arctic. Felt good to know you'd be able to get in and out of a cold dark crappy place.
Nice video. The long winter nights are not daylight savings. We are back on regular time. Daylight savings are the later light that may become permanent if Congress does the right thing later next year.
que interesante video me encanta en la nieve con tremendo trenecito con Ruedas dé oruga a todo terreno para jalar cualquier obstáculo atascado en la nieve y una hermosa camioneta y un tráiler me encanta saludos heavidispar y heavidavid son todo un éxito 😃👍
Great recovery as usual. Perhaps you should consider building a fifth wheel dolly for more of this type of recovery that i am sure will be needed before the winter is over.
Great video guys, I love the snow! I live at the base of the cascades in central Washington state and spend a ton of time in the woods during the winter!
This video brought back many memories. I first learned to hunt deer in the Monte Cristo area back in the 60's. Now I hunt about 20 miles north of there.
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If you can, send me $20,000. I need it for my parents. I will treat you.😭😭😭😭😭🙏
I want you to help me😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏
no sleeveless T?!?!?
I live in the Netherlands how can i get a box like that
So much for having pictures of the animals they got at the end of the video
Diesel Dave is on another level. Man's rocking cutoffs, t-shirt and cowboy boots in what has to be 25⁰ weather with snow. From a Minnesotan, I tip my hat to you good sir.
I bet they do the wim Hoff method
He was probably in the 100k RV with all the luxury of a home. And went outside for 5 minutes said his lines and went back inside.
Or it was filmed in studio on a green screen and CGI.
This is all scripted they are decent actors though
@@luedog8385 😂
I'm from Anoka County, MN. I agree completely
I’m in Idaho and rarely wear pants. Shorts, sweatshirt, tennis shoes…maybe a beanie. It’s been 22*F lately and I’m still working outside in shorts. When I’m moving and working, I get really hot. It sucks to be sweating in below 30*F temps.
Me being a Finnish native, but living in Germany, I still love your videos and this was the first time, that I actually listened what you called Sisu-Nasu.. And that translated to you..if you haven't looked that up from wikipedia yet.. nasu is the Finnish word for Piglet from Winnie the Pooh..and the word Nasu for that vehicle comes from "nauha-sisu", that just translates to track-sisu in English. BUT it is cool that you use the Finnish word for it!! I like it a lot. Iz naizzz..
You know, I usually watch things like Vice Grip Garage, Cleetus and Dennis Collins but for some reason your videos are so amazingly entertaining. And trust me, I am NOT a diesel guy. In fact I don't even own a truck. I think it's your humanitarian spirit and your willingness to explain things. I hope your subscribership sky rockets and keep on doing these recoveries - they are really great. - Much love from Ontario, Canada - Eric
Not a lot of people out there would ever think of doing this for someone especially for nothing in return, I really appreciate what you guys do for people you can tell its genuine good job guys
That Hagglunds BV206 snowcat brings back memories. What vehicle that was. It could get up to seventeen fully equipped troops into an active zone across a whole spectrum of terrain and in comfort so that they were rested and ready to rock and roll. As the boys prove, it makes a pretty good recovery vehicle too. The crisp snarl of that 6 cylinder Mercedes engine never fails to bring a smile.
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i was stationed in alaska for a few years. . they tend to go up in flames if you leave the e-brake on.
Guys, these vlogs are just so fun to watch. Getting to experience the beautiful scenery, the process involved in problem solving, and all the little stuff that is so “real and relatable”.
Visual prone, human drone afraid of heights...
Daylight savings time is what my is on right now we fall back and hour in March then spring ahead an hour in November
Except this was all set up
It was still a good recovery 👍
Cool to see a Finnish Sisu doing some work! Cheers from Finland
Sisulla sieltä vuorelta pääsivät heh heh
SUOMI!
Totally agree with adding a “what did we learn today?” segment. Perfect opportunity to TEACH in these videos!!! Take my like as my vote!
Yes!!! Definitely hate the time change and getting stuck doing things in the dark! I think everyone was surprised by how much snow came early with these storms. However, hunters are a special breed and they would have probably gone anyway in spite of a possible storm weather report. Epic scenery!! Thanks for being the Good Samaritan Sparks team. You guys rock❣️❣️❣️
What is this daylight savings stuff? Been in Az
for the last 22 years, this time, and 6 years on
Oahu, Hawaii.
Old Lamanite saying; "Only White man would
cut the bottom off of a blanket, and sew it on
the top, to make blanket longer."
steve
You guys bust your ass to help people and provide great content for us, Thank you for all you do, I hope God continues to bless you and your crew
Another great job helping local Utah hunters. Awesome!! Hope they shared some of their elk with you!
Hi Rick. I would like to know you if that’s fine with you though...
@@Wellscountrymiss01 no I'm good. Peace out scarecrow
We are sharing some with them🙂
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Glad to see the Nasu put into good use! I was a Sissi (recon) in the FDF and we had these as squad vehicles. They can get a bit finicky with their maintenance, but they go pretty much anywhere. I've seen these scale damn near vertical cliffs without too much effort, while loaded.
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seeing the hunters riding the horses to go hunting till Friday was soo cool /i bet some people have never seen that before
Man you're right that was freaking awesome I live in South Florida and I haven't seen snow in 15 years maybe 20 I have family up in Kentucky so it's been a while since I've seen snow but like your comment said yes some people haven't seen anything like that before I myself haven't so it was very cool you could tell those guys were prepared for anything and everything and they didn't have to by any gas to go hunting
That's the only type of hunting I've ever known... LoL
How amazing
I grew up with it in the 1960's in western Colorado. My dad was a guide for a while, said you can track better in snow.
@@rickmiller1429 yep, in colorado myself. It's pretty common here.
You have some of the most neatest equipment I have ever seen and would love to ride in the black truck. I drove a semi when I got out of the army. You do so much good for those who need it. God bless you and your men.
My smart ass comments are all in fun. I totally respect all the good you guys all do for people all the time. This world needs more people like you and your team
That was a very cool rescue and I bet they really were glad to get off the mountain even after dark.
Are you married
Another cool recovery. Not all of them will have the great background shots but you do put smiles on people's faces when you do them. I believe that's what counts.
Loved this video !!! Beautiful country, great trucks, nice rescues, and Dave in shorts, epic !!
Congrats helping out those stuck vehicles. You guys are great.
Glad you were there to help them out, and you still don't charge anything! I am very impressed with your abilities, your equipment and your generosity.
Am I the only one that was bummed that they didn’t show those monster elk Dave was talking about 😅
Because they know that a lot of people will get offended and unsubscribe
big time bummed out. i was really wishing they would show. Two more days of rifle for white tail deer here where i am wish me luck.
To many snow flakes if you catch my drift
Yeah wtf DAVE.
Some people like to eat meat but don't like to see how it's prepared and that is part of your freedom of choice in the USA so you should respect their choice and they should respect your freedom to hunt, it's the old sayings live and let live, apart from the Elk
The world is a better place because you are in it. Your generosity if not rewarded in this life, it certainly will be in the next life. I wish your exploits would go mainstream television. Kids today need a hero like you. No matter your position in life, be kind, respectful, helpful, and thankful for your post in life.
You’re the man HeavyD. Stay awesome!
Another day in the office, and you just made some one happy so they can eat dinner (supper) at home on that cold night. God Bless you
If you don't want it dark earlier then wouldn't you want Daylight savings time year round?? I think when we "fall back " for the approaching winter we are off DST.
You guys are awesome!!
You are xorrect
I was looking for someone to say something. Yes! I was thinking the same thing. It's daylight savings time that gives us that extra hour of light in the evening. Ending daylight savings time is what he should be complaining about.
You are definitely not people that work on the farm you have an extra hour of daylight in the evening are you going to get up that extra hour in the morning when it's butt ass cold your livestock doesn't change the time they do things just because you people in the city want more daylight it doesn't make the cattle the hogs or anything else cater to your time they cater to God's time try to live with that
Bud adds to the saga, we have to see how far the ranger will make it each time lol. It is fun keeping up with everyone because they all have their own ways to them. keep the videos coming and everyone stay safe out there.
As a fan i love how you guys do these rescues but as a grandmother of 6 i know you guys use stuff like this to play with your big toys ❤
I am a grandmother of 13 and a great grandma of 9! I love this site. The rescues and fun us exciting. I won't be doing these things anymore but this satisfies my desires. Love you guys, each and everyone! 🌴♥️
@@stelladenison1352 i totally agree
♥️
Hi dear, I would like to know you better if that’s fine with you ok...
Love this stuff. Noticed when you were pounding on the wrench that you needed a cheater bar.
Having grown up in Huntsville, I love seeing all the footage of my ole stomping grounds. Thanks for all the fine work, fellas!
Thanks for helping that family. God bless you guys.
It's crazy how many recoveries you guys do these are my favorite kind of videos you guys do awesome job!!
Wow! Loved the, " 60's Beach Tune" you had playing here! I was doing, "the monkey" and "the deep-diver" as it played..wished I could've done, " the twist", but , that'll have to wait til after l get my right hip replaced!! Great video guys! Thanks for taking us along! Stay warm everyone! Peace to all....💜💙💜💙💜💙💜
Love the content and love seeing 30 minute ish videos in 2160 quality. Makes for an awesome experience to watch on the big screen and enjoy. Love everything you guys do and the insane hard work you put into it. Keep it up boys!!
You guys are super heroes for going and getting those people out. Lesson learned: you might want to manufacture some sort of offset hitch and ball for goosenecks so you can tow with the snow cat without the truck in the middle. Maybe just a long tow bar? I don't know, you all are the experts.
I can live with dark outro's as long as you guys are doing good for all humanity! I see what you Dave's, Hands, Alan, bad boy do,,,,,, I've been following you for a while now. Plus recoveries are ALWAYS more interesting at night and way crappy circumstances. This one tho is not that bad on our end! Safe travel's boys!
Diesel Dave; FIRST Let messy how AWESOME I think you are all of you are AWESOME but Diesel Dave and I have wearing shorts, a t-shirt and let’s not forget about the boots! 😂😂. That’s perfect attire for the snow!!! I LOVE IT! THANK YOU ALL for sharing your adventures! 😘😘🤗
I instantly recognised the tracks of that thing! I drove things like that in the finnish army. Never got to drive a nasu but I spent lots of time with bandvagn 206's. Amazing machines, I got to drive one around in norvegian mountains and several of them through forests and snow in Finland.
7:17 is my favorite part. man i love this song, thanks Eric
@ericreding
Every new video they never fail to entertain us.
Surf music with snow is epic.
Is this like the auto zone music or something? Where do I know it from
Man this comment is getting old. Just say you want us to like your copied comment
You guys are great! Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all
If I lived in Utah I'd be trying to work for Dave! His adventure look killer!
When he spit hot sauce and heavy d cracks I was dieing!
I do live in Utah, and would love to know if he's hiring.
Diesel Dave rocking as always, funny and great with his hands, strong positive attitude, thanks for again coming through for the hunters, appreciate and blessed 😇🙏
Them fellas on them horses are living life how life should be lived ❤️🙏🤘
They had enough brains to check the forecast.
Alan is the best!!!! I admired the knowledge in only 33 but like you I try to learn and master as much as life allows and I'm working hard on my own wilderness compound in the Adirondacks
It’s really cool that I know exactly where you guys are! That area is one of my favorite places on this beautiful earth. I camp very near there MANY times each summer. I have a favorite spot I call “Camp Sabot”. Sabot was my dog from a tiny puppy at 5 weeks old until she passed at 12 years. This was our favorite area and I buried her there. I hope when I pass, my ashes will be spread, by airplane in that same area.
Thanks for doing what you do guys, you help to keep our amazing lands and people safe. I was stuck in this area in 2005 on the elk hunt. Luckily, I only had to leave my trailer for 10 days after sliding off the road (to the west) until it all melted and I was able to recover it.
We glad they are safe and sound, great job guys, just got our first real snow yesterday Nov 16th here in New Brunswick 🇨🇦
Ford Ranger on big axles & traxx!!! Everybody loves to see the Rangers doing work :)
Great job guys! I felt so sorry for Bud, stuck all alone!
You are all just bloody legends.. I wish there were more of you around the world. And also here in Australia !
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Way to go. Another good recovery. I love all of your different recovery vehicles.
Hi from the Willamette National Forest 😁 Love these rescues, what a great job you all do!
Alan is a great addition to the team!
Hard work, cheerful workers, quality sponsors, get er done. Epic.
Looks like y’all went out and had fun in the snow for content.
Are you married
Heroes gotta have fun, in the sun. And in the snow, ya know?!? Seriousness, rescue, and hilarious humility.
Heavy D and Crew come through again. Great work. ❤🐘🇺🇸
Cold and snowy in Northern Wyoming. You guys be safe! Prayers for safety for all.
Snow recoveries are so cool. I'm glad you could help them.
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I have grown to fully appreciate the fleet of vehicles that have been amassed!! Love the videos!
It’s must be so cool to have so many fun toys and on top of that to use them to help others in need is extremely amazing bro! Your an amazing person with a great ❤️. Keep it up Dave!
Seeing the recent videos, I would think the big snowcat with the gooseneck hitch on it would have been a great choice for this recovery. But, I suppose it doesn't hurt to spread the love amongst all the cool toys!
Let’s go man your the best brother. Thank you for everything you and your crew do for the world !! Much love from Louisiana!!
I've been waiting for this video. My husband works with Cope and he was telling him all about you. My husband was shocked that I am already an avid fan. Keep up the good work.
Will Bud ever realize that his truck just isn't made for deep snow?! 😁 Once again, you guys saved the day...or should I say saved the truck and trailers?! Stay safe!
It’s the little ranger that could 😂😂
Amazing work guys...I'm in NY with heavy snow....please let us know when you're going back to help Lance and Ty!!!!!!!!!!
Your needed 🌻
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Great to see your adventure rescues! Great seeing your cool equipment and great crew! Peace love!
It's pretty cool to see the journey from basically rags to riches of how you started out with all the struggles of becoming a great company and with the friendships that you had made a long the way hopefully you continue to give us the great content and you guys stay safe doing it waiting to see the updates on the the black hawks progress and how far your journey takes to the next level thanks for a good show and the videos
Are you married
Love watching y'all! Stay safe guys🙏❤️🇺🇸
My family and I absolutely love all your videos and all you guys do!! Thank you!! 😊
You guys really should build yourself a half track for jobs like this. Set it up with a gooseneck and fifth wheel combo so you can easily hook up to any trailer.
or a SnoCat Wrecker/Recovery Vehicle
Same ol”same ol” ,As a retired leo out of Wyo and as a Deputy Sheriff in Laramie, a yearly adventure was locating lost hunters up in the Snowy Range West of Laramie .. They never learned as they did the same 💩 every year .. Heading out ill equipt w/ zero winter survival training but luckily we recovered them all and brought em home safe .. Great adventure and video !!
Man I wish I lived near you guys. Up here in WA State I am always out pulling people out of the snow. It never gets old.
what part of wa im also in the state just stuck in the snow last night lol.
Worn (Washington off-road recover network( for wa they do good work and always looking for help
Great job on this rescue. You guys are great at what you do . When you and your team get to the scene you make it look so simple. I personally always have you guys in my prayers. Most everything you do is dangerous but you always pull it off.
Great job y’all 🙋🏻♀️
Can’t wait for the next episode.
God bless you and your families. 🙋🏻♀️♥️🇺🇸
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The REASON they are going before the storm is that is the ideal hunting. The deer/elk are up and moving ahead of the storm feeding to prepare for it.
Im trying to work on my motorcycle in my cold as garage but I can’t just listen to this, need to watch this video because the shots are just so incredible. Your camera/editing team is one of the best on TH-cam!
Crazy snow already for a great recovery video! Love watching these! You and your team have the heavy gear to bring us such amazing shares!
Heavy D you should make a fifth wheel ski with brakes. It's in my head. 👍
Another great entertaining video lately I’ve been only getting on TH-cam for the sparks videos.
Привет братья. Удачи вам и вашим родным и близким здоровья 👍👍👍👍
No.
Daylight-saving time is what you have for the summer. In the winter, you're running on standard time. There is (or ought to be) a line of longitude in each time zone at which local noon (when the sun is at its zenith) coincides with the standardised noon (12 pm).
Would love to see your cows regenerating the land around Cerro Gordo using regenerative livestock management!
only worms rejuvenate and make soil
goats and sheep can help
cows hurt the land always
cows pull out the roots
I been researching regenerative ag and especially Allan Savory, it seem spectacular what they can do to desert land with livestock
@@feelinghealingfrequences7179 No it all depends on how you manage the cows, thats whats new here, and you gotta learn this stuff, just because you had to do with livestock all your life doesnt mean you know enough about regenerative livestock management. Gotta be open minded.
If you keep the cattle on the land for too long of course they will eat the roots if there is nothing else, but if you put them on the land for half a day and then move them, they will maybe only eat 50% of the plant, and that is good for the plant and also new plants, it will encourage new plants to grow and thats how you make desert into grassland and make the water stop running of it to destroy roads and clock up rivers with sediment.
@@Gustav4 yep, rotate the grazing areas.
@@arthurbrumagem3844 and have the livestock at high density, not spread out
Loved it and I love the overhead drone footage of the trees in the pathway beautiful just beautiful
BV206 is a blast to drive. They go pretty much anywhere. Had the experience of driving one in the high arctic. Felt good to know you'd be able to get in and out of a cold dark crappy place.
Another great vid Dave. Helping people out again, Priceless!!!!
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You guys are amazing people! Keep up the great work/fun!
At 7:17 I almost fell out of my chair! You got me! Love the Videos!
I can't get enough of these videos, I'm on a binge at this point
Nice video. The long winter nights are not daylight savings. We are back on regular time. Daylight savings are the later light that may become permanent if Congress does the right thing later next year.
You guys ROCK!! How awesome to go back there and pull these guys out... Diesel Dave...I'd be afraid of frost bit knee's!!!
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que interesante video me encanta en la nieve con tremendo trenecito con Ruedas dé oruga a todo terreno para jalar cualquier obstáculo atascado en la nieve y una hermosa camioneta y un tráiler me encanta saludos heavidispar y heavidavid son todo un éxito 😃👍
Great recovery by the way. You guys rock as always!!
Amazing to see the two hunters on horseback just ride off. Those are two very hardy men!!
34° in Salt Lake City your up in the upper highland mountain ranges so about 13° there, and dropping
Great recovery as usual. Perhaps you should consider building a fifth wheel dolly for more of this type of recovery that i am sure will be needed before the winter is over.
Great video guys, I love the snow! I live at the base of the cascades in central Washington state and spend a ton of time in the woods during the winter!
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Hi Guys....I am watching from South Africa...luv what you do😘😘😘
The outro in the truck is awesome.. felt really real 👍👍 better than a slick one. 👍
This video brought back many memories. I first learned to hunt deer in the Monte Cristo area back in the 60's. Now I hunt about 20 miles north of there.
Great rescue! Thanks for helping those good hardworking people 🙏
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