Excellent photography, Another great video, If i had more room i could use some of that on the wall - Being from N Central Texas it would take me a bit to get up that way for sure.
"Like a Turtle on a fence post", I have never heard it put that way, but I will never be able to think of it any other way, love it! Great video, wish I could be out in that area, so beautiful!
Casey I can appreciate you giving the small businesses in small middle of nowhere towns business and exposure.. people like you keep them up and running and I thank you for that
Ooo, I love meatloaf sandwiches! Especially when hot and the meatloaf has been smoked, Now I'm hungry! I need to make meatloaf...thanks a lot Casey!lol
It’s interesting. Post is an unincorporated community in Crook County, Oregon, United States. It has a post office assigned the ZIP code of 97752. Post lies along Oregon Route 380 southeast of Prineville at an elevation of 3,383 feet. Post was named for Walter H. Post, the first postmaster of the Post post office, established in 1889. Wikipedia
My ex. Missed the turn off to head to hwy 20 and ended up in Post . She said she was in the middle of nowhere and almost out of gas. Post store saved the day and she made it home to Christmas Valley. Thank you Post store lady! I need to go there for a meatloaf sandwich, I love meatloaf! Thanks for the meatloaf sandwich review!
You should have got the potato salad it’s the bomb! We don’t make potato or Mac salad anymore I just buy it from her. Actually all her food is good. I live about 4 miles from there right under the cell tower. In fact I may run down there today for lunch. And yes that little store has saved my wife a few times when cooking. Last week she needed vegetable oil to make a batch of brownies. It was $9 but they had it. Better then driving 45miles rebound trip to Prineville.
The adventures of Casey and friends. Taking three minutes to extol the virtues of a tiny store in the middle of nowhere and the food they serve is awesome. Thanks for bringing us into the world you live in, Casey. If I ever get back out there to visit my friends in Bend, I hope to be able to meet you and have a chat.
Casey, sorry to tell you guys, but when you say at 11:58, "you're in the middle of nowhere"...you really are NOT! Since 2018, Oxford University's Malaria Project, after spending years building a globe-spanning map, they officially decided that Glasgow, Montana IS the "middle of nowhere," in the United States! You can look it up online if you don't believe me. So, you should make a trip to Glasgow sometime so you can say "we might not actually Be in the middle of nowhere, but I have been there and seen it, and it really doesn't look much like where we are now!" Lol, I just happen to live in Glasgow, so if you ever do come here, I can show you around. Bring your camper and boat because we live only 15 miles from Fort Peck dam, and lake. Fort Peck lake has more shoreline than California does! Anyway, love your channel, Casey! Oh yea, I have a built FJ to get in the Missouri Breaks and the hills with, too. Do bring your camera though! Just remember, you might think you're in the "middle of nowhere," I actually live there! Lol, again!
Beautiful office views with a camera man who's a comedian, the two of you kept me laughing so hard and so much throughout this whole episode, thank you gentlemen for a great way to begin my weekend. Stay safe and warm & enjoy the sandwiches for me. ✌️
We have been there digging agates and thundereggs but it was in June. I would never try those roads with snow on them for the reason you rescued this customer...lol
Casey, after watching you load the track Jeep, I think you might want to check your center bolts and u-bolts on the rear end . May have been the camera but it looked like it was tracking a little off the the drivers side 🤔. Just saying . Thanks for a peek into the wilderness. 😉
I welded two scissor jacks on the sides of my trailer to drop down with my cordless impact to support loading and unloading. It’s hard on stuff to be putting all that leverage on the hitch when you load unsupported.
As a Dutchie I have no idea what murrica looks like, but that meatloaf- place looks like those places you see in movies. Share their location, I would definitely visit👍
I know Casey's out doing "a job", but something tells me when he gets the track Jeep out in the deep snow he's hot doggin' the Jeep and really wanting to just stay and play!!
Post, OR. One of those"don't blink or you'll miss it" towns! Cool store. A meatloaf sandwich sounds yummy. Oh, yeah... the rescue was fun to watch. Thanks for the video!
That is fantastic. The beauty of that space you were in today well whatever day it was. Anyway, went to Google Earth to research the area, and if I have my ducks in a row it looks like shotgun Ranch was where you found the airstrip. You were absolutely right that is in the middle of nowhere. I mean nowhere. I also thought that was grumpy holding the camera as well as your friend. Turns out owner of the car. Thanks once again for a beautiful, beautiful scenery. Stay safe play nice hope the family is all well.
One of my all time favorite things to do is stop in these little places and find good food. We need a list of where to find good pie.. good burgers, good meat loaf sandwiches. in the middle of no where.
Thanks for the old home tour guys. Born and raised in Prineville. Been 50+ years since I lived there. I do miss the Ochoco's, the tree's, the fishing/hunting and the rimrocks. The snow, not so much. Keep the vid's coming. I luv'em!
That windsock might have been at Cold Spring Guard Station landing field. Looks like the Forest Service cabin there can be rented out as well. Bordered by Peterson Creek Rd. and Buck Point Rd.
I can attest to the frustration and helplessness of being stuck in the snow and having nothing you can do about it. Even worse.. without cell service! Makes you wonder how people did it without cell phones and sweet jeeps with track tires.
I had the privilege of driving the pot-paulina highway from p-ville to JD a number of times when I was gainfully employed. Never had a bad trip as it is a great drive with little to no traffic. Thanks for resurrecting the memories!
I know that road well, too well. Had camper + horse trailer; flat rear tire on truck. Another time with camper and horse trailer; blown torque converter on truck. 60 miles from Prineville. At least it was in the summer each time! Passing stranger helped with tire. 2nd time an area rancher saved my bacon. Hauled camper on a ranch truck to his ranch. Hauled my broken truck on a trailer to Prineville. Desolate area, awesome people!
Two questions: how does one find agates under the snow; how do you make the camera pole disappear from the videos ?? Meatloaf sandwiches....outstanding survival food !!
I got the idea way before, but from now on it’ll be the poor turtle ;-) Btw the drone configuration, I got that too; it’s the driving with 1 hand (or even your left knee) that amazes me.
I love see the east side of Oregon in winter. I usually visit in summer. So thanks for the extra scenery shots. Now imagine a drone! It should be in your future for remote recoveries
@@sharonmiller6436 So true. But when they do remote recoveries he usually has some one with him. And it wouldn’t have to be an action shot. Just an overhead and panoramic view of the beautiful landscape that he is working in. Additionally some drones will follow the vehicle
@@homeofsunshinegirl He does have some wonderful shots done with a drone. A recent one was done by the rescued person and I remember some last winter that followed the truck but again it was whoever was with Casey who was flying it. I've never been to Oregon but surely would like to make the trip out there. I'm in south-eastern Ontario, a little south of due east from Bend.
So cool my favorite things to do stop at a mom-and-pop place to hangout on the tailgate and a beautiful place and enjoy the food doesn't get any better❤
Casey, I think u need to check the rear axle alignment on that jeep. Watchin you trying to load was almost painful. But it almost looked crooked. Just an idea.
Casey, I noticed one time you were spinning your track jeep to unstick one & the left front was (n o t) spinning with the rest. Maybe you already knew this!? Thought I'd tell you anyway.❤👍
See this: 8:35 (yep - I see that - and also what I think you should do - is this) When putting the 2" hitch attachment onto the soon to be towed out vehicle, here's another option. Instead of using a D-shackle, why not put the slip-over loop of the Yankum rope, over the 2" section, so that BOTH sides of the attachment hold the loop AFTER you put the attachment back into the 2" receiver. That way - you don't need a D-Shackle yet have an easier way to get the Yankum loop over that foot/tow attachment that won't SLIP OFF during a tow. Why? Because the foot/tow attachment only has a spigot merely 2" by 6" when NOT in the receiver, whilst retaining the loop by the hugely wider foot/tow attachment, when retained in the 2" towbar. Not quite as easy as flipping the loop over one side of the foot/tow attachment, but not as expensive as needing to buy an extra D-Shackle either.
what an awesome rescue Casey and Ethan! So rad we got to tag along and see Post and get a tour of the store. the views from the rescue location were amazing!
So, from what you said Casey, Oregon is Nowhere. To get in the middle of Nowhere, go to Post, Oregon. Someday I will find myself in the middle of nowhere and know where I am because of this episode.
Casey you make seeing landscapes in Oregon that are in the middle of nowhere fun. I have always thought how narrow your trailer is for that track vehicle. It reared it's ugly hair that day.
I subscribed a LONG time ago. At first, Casey seemed a little.... I don't know... prickly... but I watched these videos anyway cuz tracks on a jeep and stuck in the mountains and deep snow and other guy stuff. The more I watch, the more I appreciate the fact that Casey isn't prickly as much as he just doesn't give a pinch of owlshit what others think about him, and he is direct. Spectrum? Prolly, but one recognizes another. 😁 It says a lot about a person when they help organize some of the biggest cleanups I've ever seen, and work late into the night to make this beautiful, broken world a whole bunch better than they found it. I'm glad I subscribed, and I will continue to watch and like these videos, and if I ever do a stoopud while in Oregon, you can bet your butt who I will call to come yank my sorry tookus out of the ditch. Keep up the good work, Casey. Oh, and it should not go unnoticed that the market share for meatloaf sammiches just went through the ROOF! Mungry.
On the first part, 100% correct. Most TH-camrs act like politicians where they try to say whatever they can to keep everybody happy no matter what. Well I’m not a politician and have no desire to be one. If people don’t like me for being who I am…. Good! And on your second part, also correct.
@@CaseyLaDelle Thanks for not forgetting where you came from. I don't very often get to rub shoulders with greatness, other than almost bowling over Billy Joel when he visited my ship in the Philippines, and getting to say hi to Kathy Ireland at an event in L.A. (6 FEET TALL!!!!!) Makes my whole day to hear from you. Stay safe out there.
I couldn’t wait until your video came out on the record games, but I saw on one of the shorts, how you treated that young man after you signed his T-shirt, and gave him the bribe money, I got tears in my eyes and thought that was the best thing I’ve ever seen on TH-cam. My daughter lives in Bend the next time I come up to Bend to visit her. I’d like to come up and say thank you in person.
The Post Store!! I haven't been out that direction in a few years but I used to love stopping there back in the day when coming back from the woods to get a pop or one of their great milkshakes on a warm day. Ethan did another great job, as usual, providing amusing narrative.
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Thank you for the comments on my photos. You guys were in my backyard earlier, much friendlier in the summer...
Thank you for the beautiful pictures to look at while we waiting for our sandwiches!
Excellent photography, Another great video, If i had more room i could use some of that on the wall - Being from N Central Texas it would take me a bit to get up that way for sure.
Those meatloaf sammies were pretty good, i’ll say. Thanks for having me along casey!
...and suddenly I want some meatloaf. Damn you Casey! 🤣🤣🤣
Great recovery. Thanks for the video
"Like a Turtle on a fence post", I have never heard it put that way, but I will never be able to think of it any other way, love it!
Great video, wish I could be out in that area, so beautiful!
First time I had heard that also but it was a perfect way to describe it.
Search 'Post Turtle', it's an old political joke that can be applied to just about any politician.
Casey I can appreciate you giving the small businesses in small middle of nowhere towns business and exposure.. people like you keep them up and running and I thank you for that
Thanks to Ethan for low key reminding us more than twice that he drives a Land Cruiser and not a Jeep!
Great , now I'm craving a meatloaf sammich 🤤 . Thanks Casey
Thanks for sharing, all the best to yous and your loved ones
“Like a turtle on a fence post”😂😂Exactly! Loved the video! Now got to make meatloaf soon😋 Great rescue, stay safe out there!❤️🙏
Ooo, I love meatloaf sandwiches! Especially when hot and the meatloaf has been smoked, Now I'm hungry! I need to make meatloaf...thanks a lot Casey!lol
It’s interesting.
Post is an unincorporated community in Crook County, Oregon, United States. It has a post office assigned the ZIP code of 97752. Post lies along Oregon Route 380 southeast of Prineville at an elevation of 3,383 feet. Post was named for Walter H. Post, the first postmaster of the Post post office, established in 1889. Wikipedia
Thanks for sharing that tidbit of information 👍
So that was Post’s Post post office. I bet they had fun with that 😁
Oh , yeah , population of 47 ( from last census )
Fascinating! 😀😂👍
Now I'm hungry for some meatloaf 😋 See what you started 🤣
I like the banter between Casey and Alex. Y'all make a good team. Actually all of Casey's friends make a good team. Peace Out.
Love to stop at those tiny towns Casey. That is how one gets to experience what I call the "local charm". Keep up the good work.....
Those are the best meatloaf sandwiches I’ve been stopping for years.
My ex. Missed the turn off to head to hwy 20 and ended up in Post . She said she was in the middle of nowhere and almost out of gas. Post store saved the day and she made it home to Christmas Valley. Thank you Post store lady! I need to go there for a meatloaf sandwich, I love meatloaf! Thanks for the meatloaf sandwich review!
You should have got the potato salad it’s the bomb! We don’t make potato or Mac salad anymore I just buy it from her. Actually all her food is good. I live about 4 miles from there right under the cell tower. In fact I may run down there today for lunch. And yes that little store has saved my wife a few times when cooking. Last week she needed vegetable oil to make a batch of brownies. It was $9 but they had it. Better then driving 45miles rebound trip to Prineville.
The adventures of Casey and friends. Taking three minutes to extol the virtues of a tiny store in the middle of nowhere and the food they serve is awesome. Thanks for bringing us into the world you live in, Casey. If I ever get back out there to visit my friends in Bend, I hope to be able to meet you and have a chat.
Good channel to follow. all the smart people follow it.
Casey, sorry to tell you guys, but when you say at 11:58, "you're in the middle of nowhere"...you really are NOT! Since 2018, Oxford University's Malaria Project, after spending years building a globe-spanning map, they officially decided that Glasgow, Montana IS the "middle of nowhere," in the United States! You can look it up online if you don't believe me. So, you should make a trip to Glasgow sometime so you can say "we might not actually Be in the middle of nowhere, but I have been there and seen it, and it really doesn't look much like where we are now!" Lol, I just happen to live in Glasgow, so if you ever do come here, I can show you around. Bring your camper and boat because we live only 15 miles from Fort Peck dam, and lake. Fort Peck lake has more shoreline than California does!
Anyway, love your channel, Casey! Oh yea, I have a built FJ to get in the Missouri Breaks and the hills with, too. Do bring your camera though! Just remember, you might think you're in the "middle of nowhere," I actually live there! Lol, again!
@@k1j2f30 Casey could always say that he lives 1,000 miles west of the middle of nowhere!
Life don’t get any better than that . A view ,a tailgate to set on and a good meatloaf sandwich !
Beautiful office views with a camera man who's a comedian, the two of you kept me laughing so hard and so much throughout this whole episode, thank you gentlemen for a great way to begin my weekend. Stay safe and warm & enjoy the sandwiches for me. ✌️
I've seen all of Oregon, and IMO, Ochoco is the most beautiful forrest. Surrounded by desert, it's like it shouldn't exist.
The best part of these snow reciveries.....Casey gets to play in the tractor jeep!!
The turbo on that Cummins sounds amazing 👌
We have been there digging agates and thundereggs but it was in June. I would never try those roads with snow on them for the reason you rescued this customer...lol
Casey, after watching you load the track Jeep, I think you might want to check your center bolts and u-bolts on the rear end . May have been the camera but it looked like it was tracking a little off the the drivers side 🤔. Just saying . Thanks for a peek into the wilderness. 😉
I welded two scissor jacks on the sides of my trailer to drop down with my cordless impact to support loading and unloading. It’s hard on stuff to be putting all that leverage on the hitch when you load unsupported.
Anyway. Thanks for having us watch.
As a Dutchie I have no idea what murrica looks like, but that meatloaf- place looks like those places you see in movies. Share their location, I would definitely visit👍
I know Casey's out doing "a job", but something tells me when he gets the track Jeep out in the deep snow he's hot doggin' the Jeep and really wanting to just stay and play!!
Post, OR. One of those"don't blink or you'll miss it" towns! Cool store. A meatloaf sandwich sounds yummy. Oh, yeah... the rescue was fun to watch. Thanks for the video!
That is fantastic. The beauty of that space you were in today well whatever day it was. Anyway, went to Google Earth to research the area, and if I have my ducks in a row it looks like shotgun Ranch was where you found the airstrip. You were absolutely right that is in the middle of nowhere. I mean nowhere. I also thought that was grumpy holding the camera as well as your friend. Turns out owner of the car. Thanks once again for a beautiful, beautiful scenery. Stay safe play nice hope the family is all well.
Good recovery followed by a great meatloaf sandwich! Can't beat a deal like that!
One of my all time favorite things to do is stop in these little places and find good food. We need a list of where to find good pie.. good burgers, good meat loaf sandwiches. in the middle of no where.
Thanks for the old home tour guys. Born and raised in Prineville. Been 50+ years since I lived there. I do miss the Ochoco's, the tree's, the fishing/hunting and the rimrocks. The snow, not so much. Keep the vid's coming. I luv'em!
That windsock might have been at Cold Spring Guard Station landing field. Looks like the Forest Service cabin there can be rented out as well. Bordered by Peterson Creek Rd. and Buck Point Rd.
I can attest to the frustration and helplessness of being stuck in the snow and having nothing you can do about it. Even worse.. without cell service! Makes you wonder how people did it without cell phones and sweet jeeps with track tires.
Ethan is a great cameraman! Funny banter, great shots, and he just seems like a good guy!
I love Ethan’s comments during this video! 😂
I like the job you did for those people. The meatloaf sandwich looked really good. Haven’t had one of those in years.Yum !😊 be safe 💜🦋
glad that went ok . Thanks for showing your stick camera, i really would have sworn that it was a drone , cool as heck.
He still has a ghost rider… on an invisible snowmobile…
You had me at meatloaf sandwich
Got my first deer in the Maury mountains, great place to hunt, fish, camp and just hang out in the woods.
I had the privilege of driving the pot-paulina highway from p-ville to JD a number of times when I was gainfully employed. Never had a bad trip as it is a great drive with little to no traffic. Thanks for resurrecting the memories!
I see a ton of postings of the tow truck wars, I think some people have jumped the gun on posting.. Turtle on a fence post great analogy
Good video!! Enjoyed the trip, the recovery and, of course, the meatloaf sandwich!! LOL!!!
MEATLOAF SOUNDS REALLY GOOD NOW!!
I know that road well, too well. Had camper + horse trailer; flat rear tire on truck. Another time with camper and horse trailer; blown torque converter on truck. 60 miles from Prineville. At least it was in the summer each time! Passing stranger helped with tire. 2nd time an area rancher saved my bacon. Hauled camper on a ranch truck to his ranch. Hauled my broken truck on a trailer to Prineville. Desolate area, awesome people!
Great recovery Casey! I can hear the song by "Meatloaf" "Two out of three ain't bad"... Cheers, Mate.
Two questions: how does one find agates under the snow; how do you make the camera pole disappear from the videos ?? Meatloaf sandwiches....outstanding survival food !!
The 360 camera software removes the pole but as you might have seen, can’t remove any shadows created by pole.
It's almost an episode with Grumpy, he looks like grumpy sorta 😆
It's a rough day when loading the track jeep takes longer than the recovery.
I got the idea way before, but from now on it’ll be the poor turtle ;-) Btw the drone configuration, I got that too; it’s the driving with 1 hand (or even your left knee) that amazes me.
I love see the east side of Oregon in winter. I usually visit in summer. So thanks for the extra scenery shots. Now imagine a drone! It should be in your future for remote recoveries
The trouble with the drone is using it and driving at the same time.
@@sharonmiller6436 So true. But when they do remote recoveries he usually has some one with him. And it wouldn’t have to be an action shot. Just an overhead and panoramic view of the beautiful landscape that he is working in. Additionally some drones will follow the vehicle
@@homeofsunshinegirl He does have some wonderful shots done with a drone. A recent one was done by the rescued person and I remember some last winter that followed the truck but again it was whoever was with Casey who was flying it.
I've never been to Oregon but surely would like to make the trip out there. I'm in south-eastern Ontario, a little south of due east from Bend.
So cool my favorite things to do stop at a mom-and-pop place to hangout on the tailgate and a beautiful place and enjoy the food doesn't get any better❤
Was great meeting you at the Wrecker Games! Hope to see you there again next year!
Casey, I think u need to check the rear axle alignment on that jeep. Watchin you trying to load was almost painful. But it almost looked crooked. Just an idea.
Thanks fer shar'n ! 😅👍
Casey, I noticed one time you were spinning your track jeep to unstick one & the left front was (n o t) spinning with the rest. Maybe you already knew this!? Thought I'd tell you anyway.❤👍
See this: 8:35 (yep - I see that - and also what I think you should do - is this)
When putting the 2" hitch attachment onto the soon to be towed out vehicle, here's another option.
Instead of using a D-shackle, why not put the slip-over loop of the Yankum rope, over the 2" section, so that BOTH sides of the attachment hold the loop AFTER you put the attachment back into the 2" receiver.
That way - you don't need a D-Shackle yet have an easier way to get the Yankum loop over that foot/tow attachment that won't SLIP OFF during a tow.
Why?
Because the foot/tow attachment only has a spigot merely 2" by 6" when NOT in the receiver, whilst retaining the loop by the hugely wider foot/tow attachment, when retained in the 2" towbar.
Not quite as easy as flipping the loop over one side of the foot/tow attachment, but not as expensive as needing to buy an extra D-Shackle either.
what an awesome rescue Casey and Ethan! So rad we got to tag along and see Post and get a tour of the store. the views from the rescue location were amazing!
So, from what you said Casey, Oregon is Nowhere. To get in the middle of Nowhere, go to Post, Oregon. Someday I will find myself in the middle of nowhere and know where I am because of this episode.
LoL
Love your friend New camera man with comments
You guys are having to much FUN.....
Thanks for the camera info 👍
yes, I'd been wondering too
Man, I love me a Meatloaf samich!!! Reminds me of mom!! Thanks for the video Casey.
Its looks real cold out there❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yes I have bine to hope store meny years ago loved it thanks 🙏👍👍👍👍👍
I love meatloaf sandwiches. Thanks guys for sharing this video
Turtle on a fence post was me earlier today. Got sucked into the ditch during a blizzard. Var was sitting on snow. Not the tires.
I love Ethan's commentary....too funny.
You guys are the best. Thanks for sharing.
Just a thought. Maybe something has shifted on the rear axle and it was rear steering. You always hit the trailer square before.
Now I need to make meatloaf !!!!!!
I love your upbeat attitude so many people today are very hatred love your attitude
2.85 for gas and about 3.50 for diesel in central Texas (not the middle of no where)
Casey you make seeing landscapes in Oregon that are in the middle of nowhere fun. I have always thought how narrow your trailer is for that track vehicle. It reared it's ugly hair that day.
Cool if for any reason I manage to get to Post Oregon I'll definitely stop in for a sandwich and coffee.
I subscribed a LONG time ago. At first, Casey seemed a little.... I don't know... prickly... but I watched these videos anyway cuz tracks on a jeep and stuck in the mountains and deep snow and other guy stuff.
The more I watch, the more I appreciate the fact that Casey isn't prickly as much as he just doesn't give a pinch of owlshit what others think about him, and he is direct.
Spectrum?
Prolly, but one recognizes another. 😁
It says a lot about a person when they help organize some of the biggest cleanups I've ever seen, and work late into the night to make this beautiful, broken world a whole bunch better than they found it.
I'm glad I subscribed, and I will continue to watch and like these videos, and if I ever do a stoopud while in Oregon, you can bet your butt who I will call to come yank my sorry tookus out of the ditch.
Keep up the good work, Casey.
Oh, and it should not go unnoticed that the market share for meatloaf sammiches just went through the ROOF!
Mungry.
On the first part, 100% correct. Most TH-camrs act like politicians where they try to say whatever they can to keep everybody happy no matter what. Well I’m not a politician and have no desire to be one. If people don’t like me for being who I am…. Good!
And on your second part, also correct.
@@CaseyLaDelle
Thanks for not forgetting where you came from.
I don't very often get to rub shoulders with greatness, other than almost bowling over Billy Joel when he visited my ship in the Philippines, and getting to say hi to Kathy Ireland at an event in L.A. (6 FEET TALL!!!!!)
Makes my whole day to hear from you.
Stay safe out there.
Not only prickly, but proud of it…. Lol
Sometimes life is a package deal.
You bastards now I want. no I need, no I now I can't live without a meatloaf sandwich😋😋😋
Im from northern/central Minnesota. I like meatloaf but never had a sandwich version. 😄
turtle on a fence post could be your next tshirt? summer and winter versions. amazing jeep abilities as always!
Now that was different but it was great, meatloaf is the bomb, love it 😍
Awesome Video Casey!! And you made me think of Meatloaf Sandwiches!! Thank you!! 🤣🤣
Track Jeep : 10
Eathan : 10
C LaDelle : 10
Camera : 10
That part of Oregon is beautiful
Great recovery you guys are awesome
That sandwich looks great!
It's what we call high-centered, the four runner I mean
Yeah, but some people need to see a picture in their minds to get why it is so stuck when 'high centred'. The turtle on a post does that very well! 🙂
Nice office you have there!
Beautiful country!
I have to say... the lag jeep is my favorite of all the rigs Casey has. of course the driver is kindof fearless and makes it more fun to watch
What’s a lag Jeep?
He looks like Grumpy's little brother...
I love your videos. I am hooked on your videos. I subscribed.
I keep looking up these places you are going on Google Maps, the chances of me ever getting there are slim but I love the scenery.
Haha!!! Looks Like "Grumpy" Has a twin Brother!!!😁
Thanks for posting! I love that I can watch your vids n get a tour of places I never got to explore when I lived in wa state👊🙌💯🥰🎉
Looks like I'm driving an extra hour outa my way, the next time I'm driving to Boise...
... for a meatloaf sandwich!!!
Awesome store and sandwiches!
I couldn’t wait until your video came out on the record games, but I saw on one of the shorts, how you treated that young man after you signed his T-shirt, and gave him the bribe money, I got tears in my eyes and thought that was the best thing I’ve ever seen on TH-cam. My daughter lives in Bend the next time I come up to Bend to visit her. I’d like to come up and say thank you in person.
Cool my buddy and I road that area this summer on our Adventure motorcycle's. Beautiful area.
The Post Store!! I haven't been out that direction in a few years but I used to love stopping there back in the day when coming back from the woods to get a pop or one of their great milkshakes on a warm day. Ethan did another great job, as usual, providing amusing narrative.