Glad he has a good wife ! My ex wife would have waited till spring thaw and then would have said " oh yeah, my husband went up there in the winter and never came back, do you want to try and find him ?
This reminds me of a trip up Mt. Scott (Douglas County, Oregon) in the late 80's. My bf and I got stuck; had no option left except to walk. As we got around the corner below where we were stuck, we came across another stuck vehicle. As a group, we were able to get that vehicle out, and head down the hill. Before we got down out of the snow, picked up a couple more people who were also hopelessly stuck. Ended up driving back into Roseburg with like 6 other strangers in some random Blazer or something. Quiet ride back. Everyone was exhausted and cold, grateful for the ride out, but also feeling mighty stoooopid. Not much said. 🙂
@@comfortouch “Y’know, I think I was there, and I could’ve sworn I saw Bigfoot…” (This is obviously a sarcastic joke comment, I didn’t exist in the 80’s, and I’ve never even been to Oregon)
Fellow Oregonian. Unfortunate so many people do not understand the limits of their vehicles and themselves. Nor prepared if things go south. You are a good person.
For someone who likes to help folks, Casey, you picked the perfect career because it's always stress for them that's stranded and you have the perfect disposition. Excellent vid and thank you.
Reminds me of our Dodge Ram mini van, I pulled through a 2 1/2 foot drift and went around a big box truck stuck in the road. He was shocked I offered to try to pull him out but he didn’t have a chain or snatch rope. But he had a wrecker coming.
@@billybrand I've seen a gen-2 Caravan/Voyager traverse ditches and 'staggering' (cleared then overgrown) land to collect someone who didn't manage to cross on foot. Dunno if that was AWD or FWD I saw, but the driver's daughter inherited the bold confidence to take their family's other passenger cars off road - - But with -notably- _infamously_ less success, even *after* switching to seasonal tires. It made me wonder if a minivan could be a good target for an off road/utility conversion.
what a rescue! Off-grid is always tricky, I know that from personal experience. Your expertise and calm demeanor made this so successful! The wife in the van was the icing on the cake, so snow savvy too! Well done Casey!
I live in Northern Ontario Canada. Learned a few things from this video. It's crazy though that people would go out to places like that with poor tires. I sure appreciate good snow tires with studs up here. Makes a big difference but not perfect. Thanks to all the folks like you and other rescue people like police, firefighters, paramedics as well as tow truck drivers who risk a lot to save us folks.
Nobody pays attention to how many right or left turns or how many intersections. They SHOULD, but they don't. I worked for Weyerhaeuser Timber Company many years ago, and my boss really knew the road system. One night I was in a section that I had never been in, and it was foggy, and I was lost. I called my boss on the radio and told him I was lost. The FIRST thing out of his mouth was, "where are you at?" I replied, "Roy, if I knew where I was at, I would not be lost!" LOL I would just drive around and when I came to an intersection, I would describe it to Roy. Within 2 intersections he knew where I was at, and sent me to where I needed to be.
I found you this afternoon, your a very patient young man. Living in south Texas we don’t ever have this problem! You deserve a BIG medal for helping ppl that should have been home and not out on snow! Thank you sir for your kind service! 😊🌹🦋 I’ll keep watching 😊
@@kvnhmmd 1st Gen durango on the Dakota frame had a proper transfer case, the 2nd gen that was larger and heavier had AWD with a transfer case that would do 4lock and 4 lo, but still open front and rear diffs. 3rd gen is on the Jeep cherokee chassis with awd , and only the hemi's have a transfer case option with 54 lo
Your sense of humor just got you another subscriber! I backed up and played that section for my wife. She absolutely loved it! Nice work bud. Very nice.
Best video ever. Awesome save of two in the snow AND forstalling the wife in the van from rescuing her hubby and her also getting stuck in the snow. Love this!!
Tracker, snow rescue and kindness all in one video!👍😎 Love your videos, still catching up on your older ones!🎉 Thanks for the great content and stay safe out there!❤️🙏
That lady wasn't driving a minivan, it was a Durango! A heavy beast with AWD and a Transfer case that has a "LOW" setting. Add proper winter tires and they are fantastic in snow and ice. p.s. LOVE your vid's.
You provide a great service. Even the most competent of travelers are gunna need a little help sometimes. Getting stuck in the snow recently to go look at some property I was considering to purchase was fun and games at first. I dug out and got stuck 20 feet later. This happened several times and all so amusing until the sun started to set and the temperature dropped by 15⁰F almost instantly. All I had was a 2'x2' piece of sheet metal to dig with; thank the Lord I had it. I was in a valley and had to go forward. I walked and pa cked the snow all the way up the hill and finally got out. Once out I couldn't stop to inspect the property and had to come back a few days later with my son. We got stuck 6 or 7 times but had fun and got to walk the whole property. We bought the property for more fun like this ...lol
@@christopherscott8853 LOL Once bitten twice shy! I carry quite a bit of survival equipment on my quad. I normally have a chain saw with one extra bottle of gas, a folding Army shovel, cordage, extra coveralls, snatch block, tow strap, Hand saw, large knife, hatchet, service manual for the machine, spare drive belt and enough tools to change it, 1.3 gallons of extra gas, zip ties, and last but NOT least, a Personal Locater Beacon.
@@Rat-Builder I'm more of a hiker than an off roader but do they make quad snow tires? Because my first thought was a snow machine in the near future. But a quad would be year round.
I love how you give credit to the woman driving the minivan and I just found your channel but I just found this very interesting and it's really cool to see all the pretty snow and trees I'm sure you're not thinking that while you're out there but it is beautiful
..."that's a ride or die chick right there"... 😂👍 I know that kinda gal! I married one almost 22 years ago... still the single best decision I ever made, and likely one I'll never top. These girls like this.... maaaan they're hard to find in my area. This one found me and dropped a line on me right quick. Not that I argued all that much.... erm... at all.
Awesome video... keep them coming...!!!! That jeep is a way better jeep than these new $80k junk jeep... Matt's got them ,you got it... I'm looking for an old jeep myself
Wellnow KC I think now I watch three of your snow rescues and each one of the three you have come to the rescue at least one additional vehicle that is needed to be rescued in addition to the one you were looking for. So far your snow rescues read like a good book and you never know what's going to come next LOL I love it. Matt's off-road recovery what's my favorite to watch. You have reached the Pinnacle of number one, thanks keep them coming. )-[@#=]
Love your channel, I've learned quite a bit about recovery from it. I normally go out solo with my Dodge pickup and helped out other people as I carry a good amount of recovery ger and have a winch on my truck. I have never had to use it to get myself out of jam, but I have been close a couple of times and lucky. I will continue watching as you explain things so well, also love the way you are so kind and considerate to all you rescue. By the way I am 72 and don't plan on stopping until I can't do it anymore.
Watching from Scotland and just down from main ski centre and highest A road in UK. We get snow each year and often close the snow gates to prevent folks driving over the pass when they shouldn’t. BUT each year we have folks still coming up the road in vehicles that shouldn’t be out in the snow PLUS just because you own a 4x4 truck doesn’t mean it’ll perform in the snow. If you don’t have winter tyres on it your gonna get stuck. There’s times I just lose it with people coming up to sightsee the snowy mountains and we are trying to clear the roads with our tractors - I usually have to pray for forgiveness afterwards for what I’ve just said to these people 😅.
Yeah! Go mini van wife! I was born and raised in Jackson County Oregon. I loved seeing your video. Reminds me of the many mountain trips I took through the years in my Subaru Loyale wagon with the simple push button 4×4 on the gearshift😁 Never once got stuck either👍 Now I live in Central Arizona (22 years now) and drive a few different cars but only got stuck in a dry sand bar once on my way out to my off grid desert property I am still working on in Mohave County,Arizona. Love your channel💯 Maybe I should look into buying a JEEP👍😁✌
Compliments to the sheriff that easily maneuvered his way back and around to turn himself around on the trail. We live in Minnesota and that is something everyone that has grown up with rear wheel drive can maneuver. It's not an easy thing LOL once you drive forward and feel like you're not moving anymore you quickly stop then back up and try it again and eventually you pack a trail and can get out. I have packed a trail out to the fish House on the lake in the front wheel drive car going back and forth to pack the trail over and over again without getting stuck. Now I have a truck with 35 inch tires that won't get stuck with a snow plow on the front.
That was one sturdy pine tree, I'm surprised it held (4:45). This is hard to watch as I have lived off the grid in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, all these scenes are just a tad too familiar, but this guy that helps people is truly phenomenal. Nearly every single move he makes is impeccable, but I can appreciate he just doesn't want to cause himself anymore grief.
A person would almost think that he knew what he was doing huh. I know that I have learned things from Casey. The 2 tree strap thing for one. I would like to think that I could have figured it out, but, no guarantees.
Really really cool how you guys clean up the environment I'm not one of these environmental nuts but I can't see ruining the land Everybody should have an attitude like you guys have people are not the same as when I was a kid ( am 74 now ) young hart and mind. thank you from my heart to your heart ❤️ GOD BLESS YOU GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸 AMEN 🇺🇸
Well, I learned a few things on this video about how to get myself un-stuck if the need ever arises. Cool video, thanks for all the drama and information.
We used to live at the Rager Ranger station out there. I remember going up roads like that in deep snow in the days before cell phones in a rwd sedan sitting on the trunk lid for extra traction. It wasn't too uncommon to go without electricity for a week or more in the winter.
I have watched two of your video!! Amazing MAN that you are with a wonderful attitude. Your positive attitude and chuckles made this a great ADVENTURE! Thank you for getting everyone home safe! God Bless you for what you do!! New Jersey here now but originally from outside Syracuse NewYork where I learned to drive in the snow with my dad from a young age!!🙏🙏🙏Laura
Enjoy your content . I made me a mount to bolt my 12K winch right on top of my fifth wheel hitch so I can put it on either trucks fifth wheel hitch. I do a decent amount of snow winch outs. I used to have to take my one car hauler to do winch outs.
So this one guy had so many people out looking for him endangering them all. If you hadn’t been there, they’d all have been stuck. You’re a freakin hero
Casey it is funny with people who do not want to admit they may have a problem such as I can’t turn my head. It is a bloke thing. Cool driving by the lady.
That's a lot of work and even worse in the middle of the night. Excellent as always. You saved everyone a lot of time out on a snowy road, in the dark,,,,,,,STUCK!
Most people turn around by going forward and multiple back and cut. Instead, pull to one side of the road, cut the wheels all the way and BACK UP. Your wheels cut a much tighter turn backing. Try this on a two lane road with shoulders. Backing allows you to make a complete 180 in one motion. No more cut and turn, cut and turn.
Thanks for your service. Do you ever use poles to measure the depth of the snow on these narrow roads to determine how compact the snow is and where the ground is versus just snow?
-- This might have been one of your best, and I've seen a bunch. Love the night, snow rescues. Yeah, sitting in a comfy chair with a space heater, but it reminds me of doing ship rescues in the Straits of Mackinac during the winter.
Last time i was in that area i blew up my engine. Triing to put another rig out of the snow.. had to come to medford to get another rig and trailer to get both home.. was exciting love the snow..
Austin powers myself around in!!!! You have no idea how many times I've tied myself up into a ball when trying to repo someone and somehow I always make the impossible happen. I knew exactly which movie scene you were talking about. 👍😉
I wonder if using a drone would help find lost people. If you hovered high enough in the air you might be able to spot some headlights in the distance.
Great job tracking the lost truck with the wrong directions. Your calm demeanor made all situations better.
Never, ever underestimate a worried wife/mom. We will move heaven and earth to find & rescue a loved one. Even if we only have a minivan lol.
Glad he has a good wife ! My ex wife would have waited till spring thaw and then would have said " oh yeah, my husband went up there in the winter and never came back, do you want to try and find him ?
@@brucewinder6523 OMFG HAHAHA!
True that!
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This reminds me of a trip up Mt. Scott (Douglas County, Oregon) in the late 80's. My bf and I got stuck; had no option left except to walk. As we got around the corner below where we were stuck, we came across another stuck vehicle. As a group, we were able to get that vehicle out, and head down the hill. Before we got down out of the snow, picked up a couple more people who were also hopelessly stuck. Ended up driving back into Roseburg with like 6 other strangers in some random Blazer or something.
Quiet ride back. Everyone was exhausted and cold, grateful for the ride out, but also feeling mighty stoooopid. Not much said.
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What, no 'spicy winter survival romance' novel comin' out of that one? Rip...
Grew up in Sutherlin!
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 Give it time, it'll become a bigfoot sighting story.
@@comfortouch “Y’know, I think I was there, and I could’ve sworn I saw Bigfoot…”
(This is obviously a sarcastic joke comment, I didn’t exist in the 80’s, and I’ve never even been to Oregon)
Fellow Oregonian. Unfortunate so many people do not understand the limits of their vehicles and themselves. Nor prepared if things go south. You are a good person.
Agreed, and it's the reason so many trails here are closed in winter.. too many people to recover.
I agree with you there sir!
@@gxor4x4 Where is “here”?
I blame it on the "you can go anywhere" advertising.
@@dennislaughton1676don’t think that’s the problem. This guy didn’t know what side was passenger
Not sure how I found this channel but I am happy I did! I just watched like an hour of you pulling cars out of the snow at 6AM for no real reason :)
You can admit that you enjoyed watching his content. It's a form of entertainment
@@AskAW Oh I enjoyed it :) It is highly entertaining!
same here, it is midnight for me tho. thought it would put me to sleep but, sitting on the edge of my seat
Same, I never knew how awesome and interesting this kind of stuff was untill I found this channel, now I watch all the time
Ya, I kinda feel bad about this, but I actually hope someone gets stuck in the snow so we can watch Casey pull them out.
I really enjoyed this deep winter woods video.
For someone who likes to help folks, Casey, you picked the perfect career because it's always stress for them that's stranded and you have the perfect disposition. Excellent vid and thank you.
I can't believe that lady made it that far in a Dodge minivan, but never underestimate the strength of mama when it comes to her family.
Kinda looked more like a
Durango to me. Could have been a Pacifica though.
Reminds me of our Dodge Ram mini van, I pulled through a 2 1/2 foot drift and went around a big box truck stuck in the road. He was shocked I offered to try to pull him out but he didn’t have a chain or snatch rope. But he had a wrecker coming.
I drive a Dodge Grand Caravan and I would never go onto roads like that with it. Even with good snow tires with studs on. What was she thinking.
@@billybrand I've seen a gen-2 Caravan/Voyager traverse ditches and 'staggering' (cleared then overgrown) land to collect someone who didn't manage to cross on foot. Dunno if that was AWD or FWD I saw,
but the driver's daughter inherited the bold confidence to take their family's other passenger cars off road - - But with -notably- _infamously_ less success, even *after* switching to seasonal tires.
It made me wonder if a minivan could be a good target for an off road/utility conversion.
@@bellasky83 the racetrack taillight looks like an awd durango
Casey, you are indeed a lifesaver! Your instructions to a driver during winching are clear, accurate and precise.
Thanks for illustrating that double-tree attachment method with your recovery ring - it has been added to my repertoire!
what a rescue! Off-grid is always tricky, I know that from personal experience. Your expertise and calm demeanor made this so successful! The wife in the van was the icing on the cake, so snow savvy too! Well done Casey!
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God bless the guy who had broken his back. He's out helping others!
I live in Northern Ontario Canada. Learned a few things from this video. It's crazy though that people would go out to places like that with poor tires. I sure appreciate good snow tires with studs up here. Makes a big difference but not perfect. Thanks to all the folks like you and other rescue people like police, firefighters, paramedics as well as tow truck drivers who risk a lot to save us folks.
So you aren't just a tow truck driver or a rescue team of one, you're also a tracker.
Gotta use all the tools available.
Nobody pays attention to how many right or left turns or how many intersections. They SHOULD, but they don't. I worked for Weyerhaeuser Timber Company many years ago, and my boss really knew the road system. One night I was in a section that I had never been in, and it was foggy, and I was lost. I called my boss on the radio and told him I was lost. The FIRST thing out of his mouth was, "where are you at?" I replied, "Roy, if I knew where I was at, I would not be lost!" LOL I would just drive around and when I came to an intersection, I would describe it to Roy. Within 2 intersections he knew where I was at, and sent me to where I needed to be.
@@Rat-Builder I've been there. At night it all looks completely different.
Watching the instructions you gave and the response... You have the patience of a saint.... :)
Awesome rescue with detective skills! A great channel to share with us. Thanks!
Just found your channel, of course I subscribed. I caught myself leaning this way and that as you pulled cars out of the snow - as if I was helping 😂
I appreciate the help!
I found you this afternoon, your a very patient young man. Living in south Texas we don’t ever have this problem! You deserve a BIG medal for helping ppl that should have been home and not out on snow! Thank you sir for your kind service! 😊🌹🦋 I’ll keep watching 😊
That’s so weird she I find my self leaning, or worse, turn my phone to help. 😂
Lol lol lol lol me to. 🤣
#1 Tire Track Detective!
FYI, the 'minivan' is a new(ish) Dodge Durango. They have 4WD/AWD models. Nice job managing the recovery and getting everyone out fairly efficiently.
They had 4WD when Dodge built them as trucks. Only AWD is available now that Dodge is building them as minivans
@@kvnhmmd 1st Gen durango on the Dakota frame had a proper transfer case, the 2nd gen that was larger and heavier had AWD with a transfer case that would do 4lock and 4 lo, but still open front and rear diffs. 3rd gen is on the Jeep cherokee chassis with awd , and only the hemi's have a transfer case option with 54 lo
Your sense of humor just got you another subscriber! I backed up and played that section for my wife. She absolutely loved it! Nice work bud. Very nice.
Best video ever. Awesome save of two in the snow AND forstalling the wife in the van from rescuing her hubby and her also getting stuck in the snow. Love this!!
I hope you are fairly compensated for all you do, and calmly, too. Thanks for the videos.
Good grief...I actually was on Reddit, watching power washing a snowy deck, and here I am.
Very interesting, so I'll stay here. Good job guys!
Nice work. I love the last part where the missus is strapped up in the minivan and and fixing to come get him herself. Ride or die indeed!
U are Amazing in a mini van in all that snow…Stay Safe love all your videos
Tracker, snow rescue and kindness all in one video!👍😎 Love your videos, still catching up on your older ones!🎉 Thanks for the great content and stay safe out there!❤️🙏
Props to that rescue guy for his patience. He helped some people avoid winning the Darwin Award that night.
That lady wasn't driving a minivan, it was a Durango! A heavy beast with AWD and a Transfer case that has a "LOW" setting. Add proper winter tires and they are fantastic in snow and ice. p.s. LOVE your vid's.
only the Hemi versions have a low range, the V6's don't. The 3rd gen there isn't as big/heavy/stout as the 2nd gen.
You provide a great service. Even the most competent of travelers are gunna need a little help sometimes. Getting stuck in the snow recently to go look at some property I was considering to purchase was fun and games at first. I dug out and got stuck 20 feet later. This happened several times and all so amusing until the sun started to set and the temperature dropped by 15⁰F almost instantly. All I had was a 2'x2' piece of sheet metal to dig with; thank the Lord I had it. I was in a valley and had to go forward. I walked and pa cked the snow all the way up the hill and finally got out. Once out I couldn't stop to inspect the property and had to come back a few days later with my son. We got stuck 6 or 7 times but had fun and got to walk the whole property. We bought the property for more fun like this
...lol
I will bet that you had a shovel the second time.
@@Rat-Builder We brought two..lol. I'll try and have a small plow next year. Wait til it melts to cut the driveway.
@@christopherscott8853 LOL Once bitten twice shy! I carry quite a bit of survival equipment on my quad. I normally have a chain saw with one extra bottle of gas, a folding Army shovel, cordage, extra coveralls, snatch block, tow strap, Hand saw, large knife, hatchet, service manual for the machine, spare drive belt and enough tools to change it, 1.3 gallons of extra gas, zip ties, and last but NOT least, a Personal Locater Beacon.
@@Rat-Builder I'm more of a hiker than an off roader but do they make quad snow tires? Because my first thought was a snow machine in the near future. But a quad would be year round.
@@Rat-Builder A smart person! I can't imagine going out in the middle of nowhere unprepared for the worst case scenario.
I love how you give credit to the woman driving the minivan and I just found your channel but I just found this very interesting and it's really cool to see all the pretty snow and trees I'm sure you're not thinking that while you're out there but it is beautiful
This is one of your BEST , young man…..!!!! Loved every minute !!!
..."that's a ride or die chick right there"... 😂👍
I know that kinda gal! I married one almost 22 years ago... still the single best decision I ever made, and likely one I'll never top. These girls like this.... maaaan they're hard to find in my area. This one found me and dropped a line on me right quick. Not that I argued all that much.... erm... at all.
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What a talented person you are. Brilliant
Great Job, why would people be out in this type weather without chains? Crazy people should be glad your out there for them!
So awesome to see an old Quadrasteer GMC still working!!!
Good recovery. If he would listen to you and turn hard passenger it might’ve come around no problem. And I like the double tree method with the strap.
Awesome video... keep them coming...!!!! That jeep is a way better jeep than these new $80k junk jeep...
Matt's got them ,you got it... I'm looking for an old jeep myself
I love my 02 Jeep Grand Cherokee with 270,000 miles on it.
Wellnow KC I think now I watch three of your snow rescues and each one of the three you have come to the rescue at least one additional vehicle that is needed to be rescued in addition to the one you were looking for. So far your snow rescues read like a good book and you never know what's going to come next LOL I love it. Matt's off-road recovery what's my favorite to watch. You have reached the Pinnacle of number one, thanks keep them coming. )-[@#=]
Love your channel, I've learned quite a bit about recovery from it. I normally go out solo with my Dodge pickup and helped out other people as I carry a good amount of recovery ger and have a winch on my truck. I have never had to use it to get myself out of jam, but I have been close a couple of times and lucky. I will continue watching as you explain things so well, also love the way you are so kind and considerate to all you rescue. By the way I am 72 and don't plan on stopping until I can't do it anymore.
Another great one, thank you!
Excellent Search and Rescue work Casey. Good work taking control and getting everyone out of there safely
31:30 so reminds me of my wife... showed her and she agreed. Love this video
Another fine job!
"Mercy sakes alive, it looks like we got ourselves a convoy!" C.W McCall 1975
Love it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Watching from Scotland and just down from main ski centre and highest A road in UK. We get snow each year and often close the snow gates to prevent folks driving over the pass when they shouldn’t. BUT each year we have folks still coming up the road in vehicles that shouldn’t be out in the snow PLUS just because you own a 4x4 truck doesn’t mean it’ll perform in the snow. If you don’t have winter tyres on it your gonna get stuck. There’s times I just lose it with people coming up to sightsee the snowy mountains and we are trying to clear the roads with our tractors - I usually have to pray for forgiveness afterwards for what I’ve just said to these people 😅.
Great job bud and for free. You are a hero.
Yeah! Go mini van wife! I was born and raised in Jackson County Oregon. I loved seeing your video. Reminds me of the many mountain trips I took through the years in my Subaru Loyale wagon with the simple push button 4×4 on the gearshift😁 Never once got stuck either👍 Now I live in Central Arizona (22 years now) and drive a few different cars but only got stuck in a dry sand bar once on my way out to my off grid desert property I am still working on in Mohave County,Arizona.
Love your channel💯 Maybe I should look into buying a JEEP👍😁✌
It’s funny, your recoveries are never just a recovery. There is always something complicating matters, which you handle so calmly and expertly.
Now this was one heck of a show! You have excellent snow recovery skills. I enjoyed the video.
I really admire your knowledge and sense of angles and lines‼️👍👍👍‼️
Great experience 👍and Recovery, with a Awesome 👌
Video
Have a Great Day 👍
Compliments to the sheriff that easily maneuvered his way back and around to turn himself around on the trail. We live in Minnesota and that is something everyone that has grown up with rear wheel drive can maneuver. It's not an easy thing LOL once you drive forward and feel like you're not moving anymore you quickly stop then back up and try it again and eventually you pack a trail and can get out. I have packed a trail out to the fish House on the lake in the front wheel drive car going back and forth to pack the trail over and over again without getting stuck. Now I have a truck with 35 inch tires that won't get stuck with a snow plow on the front.
Top Job..Team Work and careful understanding...Cheers.
That was one sturdy pine tree, I'm surprised it held (4:45). This is hard to watch as I have lived off the grid in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, all these scenes are just a tad too familiar, but this guy that helps people is truly phenomenal. Nearly every single move he makes is impeccable, but I can appreciate he just doesn't want to cause himself anymore grief.
A person would almost think that he knew what he was doing huh. I know that I have learned things from Casey. The 2 tree strap thing for one. I would like to think that I could have figured it out, but, no guarantees.
Really really cool how you guys clean up the environment I'm not one of these environmental nuts but I can't see ruining the land Everybody should have an attitude like you guys have people are not the same as when I was a kid ( am 74 now ) young hart and mind.
thank you from my heart to your heart ❤️
GOD BLESS YOU
GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸
AMEN 🇺🇸
Well, I learned a few things on this video about how to get myself un-stuck if the need ever arises. Cool video, thanks for all the drama and information.
We used to live at the Rager Ranger station out there. I remember going up roads like that in deep snow in the days before cell phones in a rwd sedan sitting on the trunk lid for extra traction. It wasn't too uncommon to go without electricity for a week or more in the winter.
great show thanks have fun
No job too big or too small for Casey Ladell.. you are something else...
I have watched two of your video!! Amazing MAN that you are with a wonderful attitude. Your positive attitude and chuckles made this a great ADVENTURE! Thank you for getting everyone home safe! God Bless you for what you do!! New Jersey here now but originally from outside Syracuse NewYork where I learned to drive in the snow with my dad from a young age!!🙏🙏🙏Laura
When everything works ... That's seems like a lot of fun and satisfying!
Enjoy your content . I made me a mount to bolt my 12K winch right on top of my fifth wheel hitch so I can put it on either trucks fifth wheel hitch. I do a decent amount of snow winch outs. I used to have to take my one car hauler to do winch outs.
So this one guy had so many people out looking for him endangering them all. If you hadn’t been there, they’d all have been stuck. You’re a freakin hero
Casey it is funny with people who do not want to admit they may have a problem such as I can’t turn my head. It is a bloke thing. Cool driving by the lady.
Great experience on your part made for a clean recovery. Good video as well.
Your depth perception is spot on. Maybe age is a factor but I know my depth perception at night is not good. I try not to drive in the dark much.
That's a lot of work and even worse in the middle of the night. Excellent as always. You saved everyone a lot of time out on a snowy road, in the dark,,,,,,,STUCK!
This was a very good video and you must be a hunter! That was good tracking ability! That was citizenry right there!!
I have been watching some of your videos recently. You are a hell of a awesome guy. More people should have your attitude.
I have watched 2 of these now and i love how yours ends in a caravan back out. Rescue and escort.
Good tracking. Observations and attentiveness are a man's best quality!
Most people turn around by going forward and multiple back and cut. Instead, pull to one side of the road, cut the wheels all the way and BACK UP. Your wheels cut a much tighter turn backing.
Try this on a two lane road with shoulders. Backing allows you to make a complete 180 in one motion. No more cut and turn, cut and turn.
Thanks!
True story. That it the way that I always do it.
The snow conditions are dictating their driving style, did you miss that?
Love that comment about the ride or die chick in the minivan!
That first guy had one speed, on or off.
When you were telling him to give it a little gas, he roostered it every time. ;-)
Another amazing job. Keep up the good work.
You’re the Man..😎🇺🇸
Bless you dear kind hearted gentleman!
Thanks for your service. Do you ever use poles to measure the depth of the snow on these narrow roads to determine how compact the snow is and where the ground is versus just snow?
-- This might have been one of your best, and I've seen a bunch. Love the night, snow rescues. Yeah, sitting in a comfy chair with a space heater, but it reminds me of doing ship rescues in the Straits of Mackinac during the winter.
You are a good man doing what you do. God Bless.💗🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I love deep snow driving, these videos are great. Thanks for posting.
Last time i was in that area i blew up my engine. Triing to put another rig out of the snow.. had to come to medford to get another rig and trailer to get both home.. was exciting love the snow..
Is what an awesome recovery great job young man great job!
You are a really nice person. Thank you earth angel.
Great recovery.
Navajo tracker Casey!!! Good job brother
Well Done indeed. What a Nail biting Cliff Hanger ! ⭐
you have quite a challenging job, especially going at night and looking for lost people in the dark, cold, muddy and snowy enviroment
Thank you for explaining at a basic level- it helps me to follow what’s going on
You are AWESOME dude!! Amazing rescues!
Awesome job!
Danke😎
You were totally awesome!
Austin powers myself around in!!!! You have no idea how many times I've tied myself up into a ball when trying to repo someone and somehow I always make the impossible happen. I knew exactly which movie scene you were talking about. 👍😉
Looked like a long night of rescues! Thanks for sharing! Enjoy watching your channel.
I wonder if using a drone would help find lost people. If you hovered high enough in the air you might be able to spot some headlights in the distance.
I'm definitely going to try it if the situation arises
Great fun! Thanks for your YT videos!
Well done. That was great
You guy's have a new sub. Thank you for all you do. Saving lives and risking your own in ways many under appreciate. God Bless 🙏🙏🙏
What a good person you are. Love from Australia ❤