Hey everyone thanks for watching. Got a little stuck in this video which can happen when you're out adventuring. Live to hear some stories from you of the worst time you have been stuck. Jason
Good job, patience pays off eventually :). I got pretty stuck a few days ago next to my driveway in the Colorado Rockies with our adventure Trailer as I was trying to drive past my wife's Jeep Patriot :( she ended up pulling my lifted Liberty out (with her Patriot).. My pride was a little hurt but was glad she was there :) and was nice to see how proud she was of her little Jeep. I elected to have no photographic evidence of my situation :)
Take to long to tell my story lol. Loved your video Jason and have to say thank you for reminding me where I should be right now lol. I haven’t been up there since Christmas. You know how it is, family, friends, holidays etc. I didn’t realize that it’s almost the middle of the month lol. So I’m gearing up for next weekend WOOHOO!!! Oh and don’t listen to the armchair road warriors lol I left a comment explaining why you might have chosen to not use chains which I agree with you on by the way. Anyway I’m actually hoping to meet up with you sometime this year. I only live just down the mountain aways. Cheers mate and happy trails
I was deployed from mobile Ala to Kodiak Ak on fishier patrol in 1974, and spent three months in the Bering sea and was witness to what the real CG was about. Me and crew boarded with a Sikorsky HH52 single engine helicopter to support the ship if need be. The Bering sea was beyond my belief with 40+foot seas that the super structure bulkhead walls separated and my helicopter was damaged and was grounded. My point is the crew was great and never faltered in this one of many episodes. I am proud to have been one of the crew. ADC Jerry Upshaw
THANK YOU FOR GETTING BACK TO ME. WE GOT OUR FIRST SNOW YESTERDAY ABOUT 6 INCHES. BEAUTIFUL NOW IF EVERYONE KNOWS HOW TO DRIVE IN IT ? BE SAFE! HAVE FUN! GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS! ENJOY!
I have been watching your videos for a while now. They always are down to earth and calming no head banging music. I have been back in the brush with a 4 x 4 maybe 1/2 my life hunting and fishing. You see it over and over and I have done it myself. People tend to push their equipment no mater what they have until they get into a problem they can't get out of. You always exercise good judgment and seem to know when its time to cut and bail. That's what makes for a good video because its real.
I know the stucks can be frustrating, but you still got out there, and made one of your better videos. Looks like success to me. Don’t let the armchair commandos get you down. You’re out there every weekend in a stock truck while their modified grocery getters are sitting in the driveway with winches they don’t know how to use. Looks to me like you’re the one who is doing it right.
My neighbour has a big lifted giant tire type of truck. It sits in his driveway most of the time being modified or being washed. why I don’t know since it never gets dirty lol. Sometimes he takes it to work which is 4 miles from his house lol. I tried asking him about the cool adventures he must have in it but he had no stories to tell because it’s always in his driveway lol. Me, I have a Ram 1500 4x4 crew cab. I changed the rims and tires. It came with 20” rims and street tires so I put 17” rims and some mud terrain tires on it. That’s it that’s all I did except a camper shell. And I’m out in the forest more time than I’m at home lol. And I’m disabled lol. My neighbour is maybe 30 years old lol. I do great in the snow but I’m not pulling a trailer. Cheers mate and happy trails
Your photography and production quality set you apart from the other camping/bushcraft channels. I believe the main reason people watch these videos is to vicariously experience the peace and tranquility of the outdoors. Your videos deliver more in that regard because of your skills behind the camera. If you stick to this formula I think you are virtually guaranteed a huge chunk of the market - millions of subscribers. GO ALL IN!
The drone footage of the white forrest was great and along the creek, really like the winter scenes. Time to visit Les Schawb for some good M&S tires. A lot of work getting unstuck but the winter camp looked good.
I am glad you enjoyed the drone footage. I already did visit Les Schwab those are brand new tires and I am very happy with their performance they got me much further than I would have gotten with my old TOYO tires I had
YOUR MORE OUTGOING THAN MOST OF US. WE HAVE LOTS OF GEAR FOR MOST FOOLISH ADVENTURES AND STILL GET INTO STUCK SITUATIONS. CHEERS TO THE OUTDOOR ADVENTURES AND EDUCATION ONLY MISTAKES CAN TEACH US.
I’d say a day spent stuck, then finding a good camp.... is still better than a day banging nails! But I’m an old carpenter so any day in the woods is better than banging nails! Always enjoy watching your interaction with those dogs.... better companions can’t be found! Thanks for bringing us along, look forward to the next time!
Great to see another video up Jason. I appreciate you taking the time to record the challenges you run into and how you overcame them. Love your whole video format.
I have had to chain up every winter for thirty years driving over the road hauling boats out of rose burg across hwy 20 thru sisters and down into Nevada was my favorite trips then to 80 all the way to the east coast I live your trips and central Oregon I traveled with all my dogs and had a blue heeler Roscoe for 17 years he never missed a mile. Thanks for the great videos
Jason that looked tough to make having to move cameras while trying to unstick the truck and trailer. Thank you for a great snow scene! You had the proper survival gear though with the Pendleton! Great video. Thanks for putting g this together. The drone video above the forest was the coolest along with pics of the dogs! Breakfast looked awesome! Happy New Year!
Thank you Peter wanting to work with camera's when stuck like that is not always high on my list but I need to share with you guys more when I run into challenges. Jason
Thanks for filming and digging the truck out! People don’t realize how much work it is to film and editing takes hours. I really appreciate all the work, I am happy I found your channel. Thanks Bud!
Jason thank you for sharing your experience and adventure with us. I am in NC and I have only seen this beautiful scenery in movies and pictures. I love your dogs are very well trained and you care so deeply for them. I am that way with my dogs. Thank you Jason for all hard work you put into your videos and photography.
Great video, as always, Jason! 2 inches of snow, and the world comes to an end here in East Texas! Love the snow blankets for the dogs! The drone view was beautiful.
It's AWESOME that you show that getting stuck is ok and a good thing. (life reflection thought there)...glad you managed to have some away time and get out where you like to be. Your truck setup is coming along...trailer, box cover, new lights...next time maybe even tires with deeper grips...duratracs or something like that...anyway have a good pendleton night/day...peace
Lee the truck is coming a long and its getting a few more things done to it in the coming weeks. As far as tires I put the most aggressive tire I can buy that comes with a warranty on the truck, unless somebody starts paying for my tires that is the way it will always be. Jason
@@PrimalOutdoors Jason excuse my manners but it's not a good thing for your truck to get stuck in the snow like this. For safety reasons I suggest you invest in a light weight snow plow that would hook up in front of the Truck in time like this when you want to go exploring. Motherly advice. Take care
You might think its flat because of the fog but its still breath takingly beautiful! It makes me want to be there! You take some of the best videos I have ever seen, even of the fire! I would rather be camping in the winter! Its so beautiful and cozy! Lol Thank you for sharing a piece of your life with us! Stay warm! One more thing... I love your dogs! ☺
Great video! Even though I am enjoying the AZ sun and warmth, I am missing the snowy mountains. There is nothing like the serenity of the mountains, my soul craves it! I needed the peace and quiet from your video. Thank you!
Your evening camps look so relaxing and the two awesome relaxed just dogs add to the atmosphere. I will watch your videos when i want to wind down and relax. Cheers mate.
Really enjoyed your videos have seen you with Chad living the van life on his videos. Just adore your two dogs , great companions keep up the good work.
I am a form believer in snow tires on my vehicles. It has made a world of difference in snow travel in my vehicles. Love your channel and dreaming of the day I can get to your area. I doubt I can handle the cold like you do.
The tires I have on the Ford are snow tires and they performed extremely well considering the conditions. I am sure you could handle the cold with no worries. Thanks for the comment. Jason
Another great video and some torture . I discovered your channel a few days ago threw Coyote Works. I used to live in central Oregon and used to explore a lot of that open country on my Motorcycle. Both you and Coyote Works have inspired me to try to move back up there by the summer. Thank you for sharing your videos and keep them coming.
Awesome flow with your videos as if someone else is filming you. The dogs are thee best! Being a foster for New Hope Cattle Dog, I especially love your red heeler, and those eyes on you while you are preparing to eat. Thanks for sharing your travels. It looks like a life well lived.
Living the dream thanks for another great video. Thank you for a little footage of Daisy and Wheeler on the outdoor dog beds I do hope they enjoy them, Cheers.
I absolutely love your videos. I live up in Canada and you've inspired me so much to go and camp even in freezing conditions. Can't wait to see your next adventures this winter :)
I have tire chains and they are no help once your truck starts to high center on snow and winch is outside of my budget. Do what I can with what I have. Jason
@@PrimalOutdoors I wasn't criticizing you or questioning your ability to off road and winter camp. I was just offering my input from my experiences off roading and camping. I have a crew cab F250 that I bought a 12000 pound winch for it at harbor freight for $299.00 and it has worked as well as the Warn 8000 pound that I have on my Bronco and it cost way more. I will always recommend that anyone that off roads should have winch.
@@bronc02 Roger I didn't feel like were criticizing me in any way. That is good info on the Harbor Freight winch. The problem is most people don't get how little I make on as full time TH-camr and even $300 is a overwhelming cost at the moment, plus I have to either have receiver up front or new bumper that will hold a winch and that is another cost. Jason
@@PrimalOutdoors I got a front mount receiver for my 2006 F 250 and it cost $149.00. It was what I wanted so I could use my winch at either end of my truck.
Happy New Year Jason. Terrific winter backcountry video. When the snow gets deep in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, I usually chain up my 4x4 Ford F-150. Thanks for the sharing with us.
great videos. thank you for sharing. we don't have the opportunity to go snow camping here in Australia but it looks like something I would enjoy :) your country is absolutely beautiful
Jason, love the videos from the cinematography to the content. I swear by my tire chains. Never did I think they would work as well as they did. I use them in everything from mud to snow even when I had a 2wd truck. I got places my friends had difficulty getting to with 4wd.
been snow wheeling a lot in CO with my trucks..i usually use the quad and SxS but sometimes its too cold. been stuck quite afew times just part of the game. a winch will go a long way and a rear winch lol. I plan on getting 35 tires rear diff locks and gear reduction to help navigate through some of this snow. glad you used mud tracks gives me an idea how they perform plan on buying 6 - 8 tracks to make some nice runway on those drifts.
Super glad you decided to shoot a evening scene. My wife I enjoy those slow motion fire/Pendleton scenes the most. Very calming and we feel like we are right there with u. Keep up the hard work we are loving it. P.S. ur killing me with those boards gotta get u some chains for the old ford. U would’ve made it to Jack lake no problem. 7 years ago my hunting group of 20 got snow drifted in 3-4foot overnight. Only truck that could crawl and claw its way out was a my old single cab 98 Chevy with chains. 5hrs to get 3 miles. It got stuck only once.
It wouldn't have been right with out sometime around the fire. I do have chains but I hardly ever use them because I have not had your same luck with them when it comes to deep snow. Jason
I’m new to your videos, I started watching a couple days ago when your collaboration with Edward Shin came up on my stream. I really enjoy how you blend off road driving, your pups, the trailer, drone footage, photography and of course nature! I’m subscribed for sure! I look forward to watching more.
You're pretty ambitious for running solo on those logging roads in the high country. I grew up in the northwest and know how fickle the weather can be there, so doing such is a high risk activity. But if you're going to do such things, and I fully understand your ambition, might I suggest a set of tire chains for all four tires? They will help immensely in deep snow. Keep up the good work, I really enjoy your channel
For all of you asking about or suggesting putting chains on his truck let say this: there is a huge difference between using chains on a paved road and using them off road. Off road the chains tend to either bog up with snow and/or mud, or they cut through the snow and then cut into the dirt until you have dug a deeper hole than without chains. I’ve lived in several very snowy places and that’s been my experience.
%100 agree that is why I rarely put them on, I haven't had good luck with them in the past when comes to snow deep enough to cause the truck to high center. Jason
Just remember, the more capable your rig... the further back and worse you will get stuck. 😁 My rig has a 5.5" lift, 18" wheels, and even my snow tires are 35s. Even with full chains I still manage to find too-deep snow, hahaha! I do have some footage of tearing through fairly deep stuff though. It's fun.
Is "we" you and the dogs? I think that is sweet if that is the case. I never see anyone else although I saw 2 steaks in one video but maybe that was for breakfast the next day. Love watching y'all and I love the new drifter camper.
Ahoy, Jason! I always look forward to your videos and this one definitely did not disappoint! Thank you for making us a part of the process and adding to the cinematography! You inspire me each and every time you put out a video.
Cool video Jason! Got an idea for you and Casey...how about instead of a bug out situation, do a rescue your buddy out that’s stuck in a position far from a road? How to communicate, how to use GPS coordinates, etc. You could deal with being alone and getting stuck for a prolonged time due to snow, mud, mechanical or like what happened to Casey...fire in the vehicle. Just a thought that jumped into my head while watching. Take it easy.
Hey everyone thanks for watching. Got a little stuck in this video which can happen when you're out adventuring. Live to hear some stories from you of the worst time you have been stuck.
Jason
Good job, patience pays off eventually :). I got pretty stuck a few days ago next to my driveway in the Colorado Rockies with our adventure Trailer as I was trying to drive past my wife's Jeep Patriot :( she ended up pulling my lifted Liberty out (with her Patriot).. My pride was a little hurt but was glad she was there :) and was nice to see how proud she was of her little Jeep. I elected to have no photographic evidence of my situation :)
Take to long to tell my story lol. Loved your video Jason and have to say thank you for reminding me where I should be right now lol. I haven’t been up there since Christmas. You know how it is, family, friends, holidays etc. I didn’t realize that it’s almost the middle of the month lol. So I’m gearing up for next weekend WOOHOO!!! Oh and don’t listen to the armchair road warriors lol
I left a comment explaining why you might have chosen to not use chains which I agree with you on by the way. Anyway I’m actually hoping to meet up with you sometime this year. I only live just down the mountain aways.
Cheers mate and happy trails
By the way is Jack Lake the one up by three fingered Jack? Just curious
Love all your videos
Yes it is
Jason
High centered in the blue mountains in Oregon. Thankfully mushroom hunters pulled me out
What kind of man lays down mats on the snow for his dogs. A Good man, enjoy watching how you care for you dogs, nature, and others, very humbling.
I have to thank the great subscriber who bought those for the dogs, very nice.
Jason
You and the dogs seem so relaxed in all situations. Very inspiring.
That’s why I stay at home and watch these videos...
I was deployed from mobile Ala to Kodiak Ak on fishier patrol in 1974, and spent three months in the Bering sea and was witness to what the real CG was about. Me and crew boarded with a Sikorsky HH52 single engine helicopter to support the ship if need be. The Bering sea was beyond my belief with 40+foot seas that the super structure bulkhead walls separated and my helicopter was damaged and was grounded. My point is the crew was great and never faltered in this one of many episodes. I am proud to have been one of the crew. ADC Jerry Upshaw
I am always amazed at the drone footage you capture, the scenery in Oregon is phenomenal!
Yes! That drone footage was AMAZING.
Thanks I am glad you enjoy it
Jason
I don’t usually correct people on line but I have to this time lol it’s Oregon lol
No offence intended lol
Cheers mate and happy trails
I was wondering how he drives the truck and the drone at the same time. Pretty cool footage.
THANK YOU FOR GETTING BACK TO ME. WE GOT OUR FIRST SNOW YESTERDAY ABOUT 6 INCHES. BEAUTIFUL NOW IF EVERYONE KNOWS HOW TO DRIVE IN IT ? BE SAFE! HAVE FUN! GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS! ENJOY!
I have been watching your videos for a while now. They always are down to earth and calming no head banging music. I have been back in the brush with a 4 x 4 maybe 1/2 my life hunting and fishing. You see it over and over and I have done it myself. People tend to push their equipment no mater what they have until they get into a problem they can't get out of. You always exercise good judgment and seem to know when its time to cut and bail. That's what makes for a good video because its real.
I know the stucks can be frustrating, but you still got out there, and made one of your better videos. Looks like success to me. Don’t let the armchair commandos get you down. You’re out there every weekend in a stock truck while their modified grocery getters are sitting in the driveway with winches they don’t know how to use. Looks to me like you’re the one who is doing it right.
It doesn't bother me, and feel everyone is just trying to be helpful. I do appreciate your comment 👍.
Jason
Jason
My neighbour has a big lifted giant tire type of truck. It sits in his driveway most of the time being modified or being washed. why I don’t know since it never gets dirty lol. Sometimes he takes it to work which is 4 miles from his house lol. I tried asking him about the cool adventures he must have in it but he had no stories to tell because it’s always in his driveway lol. Me, I have a Ram 1500 4x4 crew cab. I changed the rims and tires. It came with 20” rims and street tires so I put 17” rims and some mud terrain tires on it. That’s it that’s all I did except a camper shell. And I’m out in the forest more time than I’m at home lol. And I’m disabled lol. My neighbour is maybe 30 years old lol. I do great in the snow but I’m not pulling a trailer. Cheers mate and happy trails
Your photography and production quality set you apart from the other camping/bushcraft channels. I believe the main reason people watch these videos is to vicariously experience the peace and tranquility of the outdoors. Your videos deliver more in that regard because of your skills behind the camera. If you stick to this formula I think you are virtually guaranteed a huge chunk of the market - millions of subscribers. GO ALL IN!
Little heavy on the music, though, in my opinion :)
I’m so glued to your TH-cam channel. I have so much fun just watching.
I'm glad you gave us some campfire footage after all that hard work, made everything worthwhile IMO.
The drone footage of the white forrest was great and along the creek, really like the winter scenes. Time to visit Les Schawb for some good M&S tires. A lot of work getting unstuck but the winter camp looked good.
I am glad you enjoyed the drone footage. I already did visit Les Schwab those are brand new tires and I am very happy with their performance they got me much further than I would have gotten with my old TOYO tires I had
I liked the dramatic sweeping slow mo shot of the seasoned salt..
YOUR MORE OUTGOING THAN MOST OF US. WE HAVE LOTS OF GEAR FOR MOST FOOLISH ADVENTURES AND STILL GET INTO STUCK SITUATIONS. CHEERS TO THE OUTDOOR ADVENTURES AND EDUCATION ONLY MISTAKES CAN TEACH US.
Really enjoy watching your adventures. Thank you for bringing us along.
I’d say a day spent stuck, then finding a good camp.... is still better than a day banging nails! But I’m an old carpenter so any day in the woods is better than banging nails! Always enjoy watching your interaction with those dogs.... better companions can’t be found! Thanks for bringing us along, look forward to the next time!
I totally agree, all in all it was good outing.
Jason
Great to see another video up Jason. I appreciate you taking the time to record the challenges you run into and how you overcame them. Love your whole video format.
I have had to chain up every winter for thirty years driving over the road hauling boats out of rose burg across hwy 20 thru sisters and down into Nevada was my favorite trips then to 80 all the way to the east coast I live your trips and central Oregon I traveled with all my dogs and had a blue heeler Roscoe for 17 years he never missed a mile. Thanks for the great videos
I went to another world when the music played and he poured that whiskey...
Jason that looked tough to make having to move cameras while trying to unstick the truck and trailer. Thank you for a great snow scene! You had the proper survival gear though with the Pendleton! Great video. Thanks for putting g this together. The drone video above the forest was the coolest along with pics of the dogs! Breakfast looked awesome! Happy New Year!
Thank you Peter wanting to work with camera's when stuck like that is not always high on my list but I need to share with you guys more when I run into challenges.
Jason
Yes Happy New Year
Camp fire photos are cool 🔥🔥
That road to jack lake can be pretty crazy without snow we’ll it was worth a shot thanks for bringing us along Jason.
I knew it would be a long shot but it was worth a try.
Jason
Thanks for filming and digging the truck out! People don’t realize how much work it is to film and editing takes hours. I really appreciate all the work, I am happy I found your channel. Thanks Bud!
Plans frequently get thwarted, you r still living the dream!
Jason thank you for sharing your experience and adventure with us. I am in NC and I have only seen this beautiful scenery in movies and pictures. I love your dogs are very well trained and you care so deeply for them. I am that way with my dogs. Thank you Jason for all hard work you put into your videos and photography.
Very nice video; love seeing the pups. Thanks!
Great video, as always, Jason! 2 inches of snow, and the world comes to an end here in East Texas! Love the snow blankets for the dogs! The drone view was beautiful.
Excellent video! What an ordeal! So glad you had the time and energy for a campfire interlude.
It wouldn't have been the same if I didn't have the campfire. Missing you and John.
Jason
It was fun watching you dig yourself out and turning around.
Great video. Don't listen to everyone saying you need this or that. That's what I love about you, you enjoy what you already have!!
Love your work Jason. Thank you.
Thank you Grant for watching.
Jason
Getting out PERIOD!...That's what keeps us watching, Jason. Getting stuck?! Builds character.
Haha, then I have tons of character when it comes to getting out in snow😂😂😂. Thanks for watching.
Jason
Well said! It was fun having you on the live New Years event. :D
Another great video, thank you.One of the many things that I like in your videos is your positive attitude
I am glad you appreciate it, you have to stay positive out there or little things will drag you down.
Jason
Still excellent vids waiting for the next one thanx so much
It's AWESOME that you show that getting stuck is ok and a good thing. (life reflection thought there)...glad you managed to have some away time and get out where you like to be. Your truck setup is coming along...trailer, box cover, new lights...next time maybe even tires with deeper grips...duratracs or something like that...anyway have a good pendleton night/day...peace
Lee the truck is coming a long and its getting a few more things done to it in the coming weeks. As far as tires I put the most aggressive tire I can buy that comes with a warranty on the truck, unless somebody starts paying for my tires that is the way it will always be.
Jason
@@PrimalOutdoors Jason excuse my manners but it's not a good thing for your truck to get stuck in the snow like this. For safety reasons I suggest you invest in a light weight snow plow that would hook up in front of the Truck in time like this when you want to go exploring. Motherly advice. Take care
You might think its flat because of the fog but its still breath takingly beautiful! It makes me want to be there! You take some of the best videos I have ever seen, even of the fire! I would rather be camping in the winter! Its so beautiful and cozy! Lol Thank you for sharing a piece of your life with us! Stay warm! One more thing... I love your dogs! ☺
You need big lugged 37” mud terrains for what you do. Great footage.
Great video! Even though I am enjoying the AZ sun and warmth, I am missing the snowy mountains. There is nothing like the serenity of the mountains, my soul craves it! I needed the peace and quiet from your video. Thank you!
I am always glad you enjoy it Heather 😉
Jason
Another awesome video, Jason. Thanks! Love that area. Love the Oregon forestry road system, and you shine a light on it so well.
So glad you like it. It is awesome that Oregon has so many forest roads to explore.
Jason
Your evening camps look so relaxing and the two awesome relaxed just dogs add to the atmosphere. I will watch your videos when i want to wind down and relax. Cheers mate.
Really enjoyed your videos have seen you with Chad living the van life on his videos. Just adore your two dogs , great companions keep up the good work.
Thanks for the adventure in the snow. Take care, had a good time.
Thanks for watching Mark
Oregon is a beautiful state! Thanks for the video Jason!
Oregon is beautiful thank you for watching.
Jason
I am a form believer in snow tires on my vehicles. It has made a world of difference in snow travel in my vehicles. Love your channel and dreaming of the day I can get to your area. I doubt I can handle the cold like you do.
The tires I have on the Ford are snow tires and they performed extremely well considering the conditions. I am sure you could handle the cold with no worries. Thanks for the comment.
Jason
Another great video and some torture . I discovered your channel a few days ago threw Coyote Works. I used to live in central Oregon and used to explore a lot of that open country on my Motorcycle. Both you and Coyote Works have inspired me to try to move back up there by the summer. Thank you for sharing your videos and keep them coming.
Awesome flow with your videos as if someone else is filming you. The dogs are thee best! Being a foster for New Hope Cattle Dog, I especially love your red heeler, and those eyes on you while you are preparing to eat. Thanks for sharing your travels. It looks like a life well lived.
you made the best of it,thank you for sharing,nice camp thank you for sharing,hugs from MN
I hope to hear Ford company calls you to make a deal giving you the big Raptor for a year!
Multitude of reasons for a subscribe and like. The mats for those beautiful dogs did it for me. Bless.
Great video jason getting stuck is all part of the adventure. I love the old logging roads
It can be frustrating but it's bound to happen when you get out there.
Jason
I love what you're doing. So inspiring
I follow many channels on youtube! I got to say Jason, yours is becoming my favorite!
Please keep them coming!!
Cheers!!
Thank you Mike
I just found it tonight. I'm on my third video in a row so far!
I love your videos, music, photos, I been shearing your videos on my Facebook. Dios bendiga tu camino mi hermano.
Living the dream thanks for another great video. Thank you for a little footage of Daisy and Wheeler on the outdoor dog beds I do hope they enjoy them, Cheers.
Steven they are starting to take to them I think they will really like them. Thank You
Jason
As always love your videos, I feel relaxed watching them.
Good or not so good got to love winter camping.... Even down here in the desert...
Very true
Jason
Love the beautiful snow! You and the dogs be safe out there!
Thank you Linda
Love your Heeler watching you just before you eat breakfast...the intelligence behind those eyes is incredible!
Really helpful to see the traction plates in action. Being able to move the trailer by hand is a lifesaver. Great video. 👍🏼
Great video as always! I really missed you and the dogs. Good to see you outside again! Keep up your great work!!
So glad you enjoyed it, it was good to be out filming again.
Jason
Jason I love the videos buddy you do a great job I watch you and chad every night be safe and keep up the awesome work
Great video, excellent trail footage and a grand adventure. Nice work!
Scott
I absolutely love your videos. I live up in Canada and you've inspired me so much to go and camp even in freezing conditions. Can't wait to see your next adventures this winter :)
I strongly suggest you buy some tire chains and get a winch !!!!
Roger Hall chains baby chains
I have tire chains and they are no help once your truck starts to high center on snow and winch is outside of my budget. Do what I can with what I have.
Jason
@@PrimalOutdoors I wasn't criticizing you or questioning your ability to off road and winter camp. I was just offering my input from my experiences off roading and camping. I have a crew cab F250 that I bought a 12000 pound winch for it at harbor freight for $299.00 and it has worked as well as the Warn 8000 pound that I have on my Bronco and it cost way more. I will always recommend that anyone that off roads should have winch.
@@bronc02 Roger I didn't feel like were criticizing me in any way. That is good info on the Harbor Freight winch. The problem is most people don't get how little I make on as full time TH-camr and even $300 is a overwhelming cost at the moment, plus I have to either have receiver up front or new bumper that will hold a winch and that is another cost.
Jason
@@PrimalOutdoors I got a front mount receiver for my 2006 F 250 and it cost $149.00. It was what I wanted so I could use my winch at either end of my truck.
Your dogs are so cute. The little one stares at you when you eat, with such beautiful begging eyes.
Thanks, Marie. Wheeler gets his fair share!
Happy New Year Jason. Terrific winter backcountry video. When the snow gets deep in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, I usually chain up my 4x4 Ford F-150. Thanks for the sharing with us.
I have used chains before they just don't seem to help much when the snow starts piling up under the truck.
Jason
Outstanding video. Thanks, I know you put a lot of work into it.
Thank you Bob I really appreciate that.
Jason
Hey Jason. Another great video. Thanks for taking us on your awesome adventures!
Thanks Ozzie I am glad you enjoyed it
Great videography. So relaxing to watch, then to top it off with adventure. Fantastic!
So glad you enjoyed it, it was a fun trip.
Jason
Tire chains and a grain shovel will make your life a whole bunch easier!!
Great video, no small task filming by yourself..!!
Loving your videos! Love seeing how much you care about your dogs. Keep it up!
Great video, Jason! Making us jealous with all the beautiful snow... Safe Travels, man!
Thanks Kevin.
Jason
I always look forward to your videos.
great videos. thank you for sharing. we don't have the opportunity to go snow camping here in Australia but it looks like something I would enjoy :)
your country is absolutely beautiful
Jason, love the videos from the cinematography to the content. I swear by my tire chains. Never did I think they would work as well as they did. I use them in everything from mud to snow even when I had a 2wd truck. I got places my friends had difficulty getting to with 4wd.
Any camping trip is better than no camping trip.
been snow wheeling a lot in CO with my trucks..i usually use the quad and SxS but sometimes its too cold. been stuck quite afew times just part of the game. a winch will go a long way and a rear winch lol. I plan on getting 35 tires rear diff locks and gear reduction to help navigate through some of this snow. glad you used mud tracks gives me an idea how they perform plan on buying 6 - 8 tracks to make some nice runway on those drifts.
Spectacular view!!!!👍😎
Nice lantern fire pic! I made it out for a two nighter in some nor Cal snow last weekend, love winter camping!
Thank you Casey. Winter camping can be a ton of fun.
Jason
Another Great Video and luv following you on your journeys, be safe and thanks a bunch !! :)
lol... i got stuck in that same area a few years ago ... great job thanks for taling us along
Always love seeing the doggos!!! 😃
Another great vid! Always laugh, the only time the dogs wake up and move fast, is when food's around. :)
Great video and the photos were awesome! Great work! Man I wish we got more snow in southern California. That snow wonderland is amazing!
Thank you 😁 We are a little light on snow here I hope we get more or it's going to be a dry summer.
Jason
Super glad you decided to shoot a evening scene. My wife I enjoy those slow motion fire/Pendleton scenes the most. Very calming and we feel like we are right there with u. Keep up the hard work we are loving it.
P.S. ur killing me with those boards gotta get u some chains for the old ford. U would’ve made it to Jack lake no problem. 7 years ago my hunting group of 20 got snow drifted in 3-4foot overnight. Only truck that could crawl and claw its way out was a my old single cab 98 Chevy with chains. 5hrs to get 3 miles. It got stuck only once.
It wouldn't have been right with out sometime around the fire. I do have chains but I hardly ever use them because I have not had your same luck with them when it comes to deep snow.
Jason
The quality of these videos are outstanding. You have a new subscriber
I’m new to your videos, I started watching a couple days ago when your collaboration with Edward Shin came up on my stream.
I really enjoy how you blend off road driving, your pups, the trailer, drone footage, photography and of course nature!
I’m subscribed for sure! I look forward to watching more.
I’m watching this while we canceled our camping trip because of snow 😐what a stupid decision we made ☹️ thanks for sharing this👍 I really enjoyed it.
Great video, thank you!
Looks awesome. Great videography too.
You're pretty ambitious for running solo on those logging roads in the high country. I grew up in the northwest and know how fickle the weather can be there, so doing such is a high risk activity. But if you're going to do such things, and I fully understand your ambition, might I suggest a set of tire chains for all four tires? They will help immensely in deep snow. Keep up the good work, I really enjoy your channel
For all of you asking about or suggesting putting chains on his truck let say this: there is a huge difference between using chains on a paved road and using them off road. Off road the chains tend to either bog up with snow and/or mud, or they cut through the snow and then cut into the dirt until you have dug a deeper hole than without chains. I’ve lived in several very snowy places and that’s been my experience.
%100 agree that is why I rarely put them on, I haven't had good luck with them in the past when comes to snow deep enough to cause the truck to high center.
Jason
Oh, to have that lift and larger tires! That’s what we’re all wanting, I know! Keep it up!
Just remember, the more capable your rig... the further back and worse you will get stuck. 😁
My rig has a 5.5" lift, 18" wheels, and even my snow tires are 35s. Even with full chains I still manage to find too-deep snow, hahaha!
I do have some footage of tearing through fairly deep stuff though. It's fun.
Is "we" you and the dogs? I think that is sweet if that is the case. I never see anyone else although I saw 2 steaks in one video but maybe that was for breakfast the next day. Love watching y'all and I love the new drifter camper.
We is just me and the dogs🙂
Ahoy, Jason! I always look forward to your videos and this one definitely did not disappoint! Thank you for making us a part of the process and adding to the cinematography! You inspire me each and every time you put out a video.
Jonathon that is very nice comment and I am so glad you appreciate the work I put into these.
Jason
Like you said, No harm, no foul... I think you got some pretty cool shots around the camp.
Thank you.
Jason
Awesome stuff. I really wish we had more snow over here in the UK!
It can make for some fun times.
Jason
Love me some Pendleton. Thank you!
Cool video Jason! Got an idea for you and Casey...how about instead of a bug out situation, do a rescue your buddy out that’s stuck in a position far from a road? How to communicate, how to use GPS coordinates, etc. You could deal with being alone and getting stuck for a prolonged time due to snow, mud, mechanical or like what happened to Casey...fire in the vehicle. Just a thought that jumped into my head while watching. Take it easy.
That would make a great video Kevin I will give that some thought. Thanks for the suggestion.
Jason
Great video, love the snow wheeling scenery.