Hello Wonderhussy. The John who left the notes about Gunner is my husband. He and his hunting buddies have been frequenting this Cabin for many years. One of his friends is the Artist who painted the Chukar hanging on the wall. He also follows you and told us about your TH-cam post and how you found the notes about our lost GSP Gunner. Here is the story: It was a Monday morning when the group hiked to the upper springs. As they reached the top Gunner took off chasing some wild horses. They were not able to catch up to the running animals and Gunner was lost. They spent hours on foot looking for him. They finally went back to camp to see if Gunner would show up there. No luck. They spent an extra night to see if he'd show up and spent more time looking for him. Gunner is a trained bird dog and a beloved family member so we were very distraught at this point. The guys finally had to break camp and return home. They were heartbroken! I started to post on all the missing pet facebook pages and calling animal shelters in the area. I also called the China Lake military base to see if they had spotted him nearby. They told me they'd be out in their helicopters and they would look for him. That gave us some hope. We made several more trips out there to look for him. We live in Orange County Ca so this was several hours of traveling and many miles of hiking over a period of 7 days. We posted his mug shot all over the desert and followed up on false sightings. We were starting to lose hope when we got a call on Sunday morning just before we were heading back out. The voice on the other end said, "Hey did you lose a dog?" A family traveling home from the remote desert town of Darwin spotted Gunner walking down the 190 about 20 miles from where he was lost. They stopped and rounded him up, checked his collar and called us. We were overjoyed!! The family happened to live in OC just 20 mins from us so we were able to meet them at their home upon returning from their trip. Except for losing about 15 lb, Gunner was in good shape. We wish he could talk so he could tell us about his adventure and how he survived. Luckily it was in the fall and temps were mild. We are so grateful to the family who took the time to stop to check on Gunner. We have great photos as they reunited us with Gunner. For the record, hunting dogs are not kept on leashes when they are training. What we should have had on him was a GPS collar and we learned that lesson the hard way. Yes, he has one now. We just found out that he is going to be a Dad. His girlfriend is expecting 9 puppies due in August!
Wow!! I wasn't expecting this, so glad to hear he is safe, I've seen dead animals in the field and they are stripped down in a few days by Coyotes. 👍♥️🇺🇸
Hunters that lose dogs know to leave a shirt with the owners scent somewhere near their last site of the dog(s) Come back the next day and most of the time the dog(s) would be there .. 🐕
Your so happy traveling around. I’m so glad. It’s cheery to watch you enjoying yourself out in the beauty of your surroundings. I’m so crippled up I wish I had taken off right after my husband passed. I was 54 and I was in pretty good physical shake. My fractures in my spine finally caught up with me about age 54. Now I’m on the edge of needing a wheelchair. I did do hiking in Colorsdo which was fun and met a guy who was a big foot expert. That was a great fun experience. Lol
I’m so happy Gunner was found!!! I too have a dog named Gunner. The owners must of been overjoyed to be reunited with their lost furr baby!! That was the best story. Thank you for posting that. Safe travels wanderhussy!!😍
To hear this good news that he was found 20 miles away. I can finish watching Sarah and go to bed happy and Thanking God for his return home safe and sound
I was wrong about Gunner. As Susie told us he was found in nearby Darwin walking down the road. Astonishing, I thought for sure that some coyotes had found him first. I’m glad he was reunited with his family, as I’m sure his family is as grateful to have him back safe and sound. Glad to hear that he is safe. May he never be separated from his loved one’s again!
3:00 That's a retriever training dummy. Use the strap to extend your throwing distance. Usually floatable. Usually used o train duck hunting dogs, to retrieve downed game.
Petroglyphs are scattered along the canyon between the lower and upper springs, they are attributed to people that preceded the Shoshone by thousands of years. Further up the canyon you'll find the stone foundation of a cabin along with an old corral, possibly used by mustangers rounding up wild horses common to the area. Glad to read Gunner found his way home.
My dad lived in Trona as a teenager and lived around the Southwest for his life. He was a hunter and fisherman and told me that chukker presented a challenge to hinters because they were small and elusive and would put a hunter to his toughest skill levels to find and kill. I myself never saw the joy of hunting. Your videos always remind me of my dad, he once worked at Area 51 and he lived in Death Valley, he was a radar technician so we travelled all over the area for his job. He loved the desert!
Well, that's a whale of a tale! Gunner, dude; you are one lucky pup. That area of California is remote and immense. Even the military was looking for you! So glad to see that you made it back to your home. Thanks for the update, Susie! Thanks for another great video, Wonderhussy! What a start to your road trip...
Sad about Gunner. Just read the post below. So glad Gunner was picked up by good sams, you had an ID on him and were reunited. Glad a GPS will help in the future.
Definitely seemed like a bit of a drive. Very interesting Shack on the outside. Yes looks like a volunteer cabin. That is a dog chew toy. Had one for our make Corgi. More in the cabin than I imagined. You are respectful of the owner by blocking out the name. Staying 3 days there makes sense. Wow built in 1978! Sad about the lost dog! Yes I agree needs a little cleaning up before staying. Love it when you break into a song! A great view from the rock. Love Joshua trees! Three songs- awesome 👌! Definitely tasty dinner 🍽! That is a good spot for the flag. Hopefully no one takes it!! Love O'REILLY 'so. Nice note you left!😊 That old log book sheds some light on the time of the 70s and 80s. That last note was cool!
My wife and I visited there in 2013. Hasn't changed much. You are right about this sort of thing being timeless. The hike up to the canyon to the petroglyphs and spring is definitely worthwhile, IMO.
I hope Gunner has a new family now and happy 💕 Wonder Hussy I want to tell you what a treasure this channel is with great content every week and NEVER do we hear smack that like button and leave a comment and subscribe and here's my PayPal info. Five minutes of E begging makes me less likely to subscribe. You are the one channel I never tire of and have been subscribed to the longest. I just don't know if you realize how unusual you are. Thank you for all you do.❤️
@@Wonderhussy You had a 50% chance of hanging the flag the correct way. And you got it right. The blue field to the upper left, when viewing from the front.
"It was the third of June, another sleepy dirty dusty daaaayyyyy, Haay" I sooo do remember that! Excellent memory and your tour of the cabin totally rocks! Thanks, W.H.!
I recently lived between two popular campgrounds in Santa Cruz County, Ca. Spent a decade living there. A KOA on one side, a state campground on the other side. Manresa, if you need a clue. I saw so many pets left behind by owners on some kind of schedule. They tended to end up in my front yard. Calling the local county animal control/SPCA... Trying to take care of them myself, posting notices on the KOA bulletin board. I had a neighbor that complained every time a stray showed up in our common yard... Bagging on me to try to support them. All about protecting her Little Shits Tseu dog that lived in an in an outdoor cage accessed by a doggie door.
Could you imagine Hiking across the desert and as you come over the ridge there's a girl dancing and singing next to a rustic cabin? It could Happen!!!!
Very cool you found the card ‘Roger Mitchell, Oakhurst Ca’. He is an author of off-road guide books, like ‘Death Valley SUV Trails’ , ‘Inyo-Mono SUV Trails’ and has been writing since the 50’s on the History and Travel of your kinda areas!
@@Photojeeper That’s cool ! I have the REAL old ones too when they were kinda thin, self published in Glendale by LaSiesta Press ! I’d like to do some of the Grand Canyon ones some day .. 😄
Good Girl. You did leave it better. I hope someone finds Gunner. We waved at you at the house in Feb. and hope to see you the next time we make it to town. Love you kid and watch all of the vids. and so do most of my family and friends from Reno. Paul
Glad to hear that Gunner is ok. He is a very lucky dog. If there had been many coyotes in the area, I am pretty sure they would have had him for dinner.
>Very good to know Gunner is home safe and sound, saves me from trying to figure out what to write to cheer up the situation. After a few days of chasing wild creatures he figured out that's a lot of work with no rewards. Time to find my masters, who drove off and left me behind, is what Gunner realized is the best thing to do. So he headed to Darwin to make connections and travel arrangements and all turned out well. Smart dog. Take care.
Wonder hussy, you have awesome adventures out in the desert. I'm from Idaho and we have alot of the same kinds of abandoned buildings and mines up here too. I've always loved getting the crap outa town, away from all the garbage that goes on there, and do some exploring . The notes that get left are fun to read and then leave our own notes. Clears my head of all the bad stuff in town. Brings alot of clerity. Keep it up. Great job on your videos. Your such a cute girl. Wonderful personality.😊🇺🇸
@@johncampbell2979 twice I think. She said she'd been there and shot a poorer quality vid years before. I was thinking the owner could use her vids to help him rebuild The American. ✌️🙂
Again, and....its not a chew toy. We call that a bumper. Reason is because plastic ones are essentially the bumpers you hang over the side of a boat to prevent damage, "bumpin" into the dock. Waterfowl men use them more for retrieving skills. We sometimes plant scented bumpers to train scenting and subsequent pointing of the bird.
Oh dear, I had a German shorthair exactly like that. Big brown splotch on his side. They love to run and mine got away and through pure assed luck some friends came across him at the Pet store where some one had brought him to scan him. No chip.
That was very good Wonder hussy about the little cabin a little sad about the dog 🐕 love from Lonnie on the coast of North Carolina I am 69 years old far out
I visited that cabin back in February 2018, and there were fresh mountain lion tracks all around the cabin and up the trail towards the spring. So, most likely that dog became food for the lion. Also the pack rats crawl up/down the chimney, so this is one cabin you don't want to sleep in if you don't like nightly creepy crawlers. Happy travels
please keep updates on the dog if your vlogs if you hear about it - I know where Darwin is located - there's a few towns around Owen's lake which is a bit further as well
That is my kind of place. The first "play toy" is a teaching aid to train dogs. They are called a "Dummy" You put the sent of the bird your training for on the bird dummy. The golf balls is also to train the dogs. Sent mark them and send the dog after them. The dog is a German short tail pointer.. A great breed of dog.
WH, this for me was the bird hunters' Epi. As a devout BHr, I could not believe the copies of Gray's in that shack. That magazine is the epitome of sporting periodicals today. Every time I watch you in the desert, I say...good place for birds. Nevada is one of the best places for Chukar (pronounced cha-kir). Read comments and guys found their German SH. No amount of training will call off a dog when they decide to bolt. I second the commentor who advised GPS collar. Thank you for your hard work in making these videos.
Always inspiring watching your travels. One of the underestimated joys of life is cooking dinner on a tailgate and catching Zzzzs in the rig. Gonna get some adventures in this fall with the truck tent.
I wonder if the the "Roger Mitchell" that left the business card is the same Roger Mitchell that wrote "Death Valley Jeep Trails" by La Siesta Press (1987)?
So sad about the missing dog. Your Chanel sure makes me smile and laugh. Like I said before you are quite the charter and wonderful person (My opinion) love your Chanel Sarah, have fun and be safe.
Well just read the story about Gunner, and I am so happy that he is alive and well and is going to be a Daddy. 😀😀😀😀😀 Life is good when a good Samaritan comes along and does the right thing. Just wish everybody could be that way. God Bless those that are.
I hope gunner made it to that small town and someone is taking care of him, we can only hope and pray. Be careful out there that desert is unforgiving, hiking on any trail in flip flops is not good. Hiking boots can save you some serious trouble if you need to run, or come across snakes. You don't want to hit a toe on a cactus. Be safe, WH.
Nice little volunteer cabin but sorry to hear about the dog. I hope you didn’t get to exhausted from moving everything around. Sorry to hear about your near death experience but we will find out next time what happens.
The dog toy looks like a training dummy, used for getting bird dogs to retrieve a fallen bird. Typically, a trainer might put a few drops of scent on the dummy or rub it with feathers from the appropriate species before tossing it for the dog to retrieve. Some trainers use a cylindrical stuffed canvas dummy that is fired from a launcher powered by blank cartridges. The poor lost pooch was of a bird dog breed, so that was probably his training dummy, rather than simply a toy. Chuckars (Hungarian Partridges) are a game species and are good eating, if one is into upland game birds (quail, pheasant, dove, grouse, turkey, etc.). So sad to lose a beloved animal like that. If they never recovered the dog, hopefully it found another home nearby. Interesting episode here. Stay safe. (Update: I see that "Gunner" was found and returned to his family. Yay! Very cool!)
Hello Wonderhussy. The John who left the notes about Gunner is my husband. He and his hunting buddies have been frequenting this Cabin for many years. One of his friends is the Artist who painted the Chukar hanging on the wall. He also follows you and told us about your TH-cam post and how you found the notes about our lost GSP Gunner.
Here is the story: It was a Monday morning when the group hiked to the upper springs. As they reached the top Gunner took off chasing some wild horses. They were not able to catch up to the running animals and Gunner was lost. They spent hours on foot looking for him. They finally went back to camp to see if Gunner would show up there. No luck. They spent an extra night to see if he'd show up and spent more time looking for him. Gunner is a trained bird dog and a beloved family member so we were very distraught at this point. The guys finally had to break camp and return home. They were heartbroken! I started to post on all the missing pet facebook pages and calling animal shelters in the area. I also called the China Lake military base to see if they had spotted him nearby. They told me they'd be out in their helicopters and they would look for him. That gave us some hope. We made several more trips out there to look for him. We live in Orange County Ca so this was several hours of traveling and many miles of hiking over a period of 7 days. We posted his mug shot all over the desert and followed up on false sightings. We were starting to lose hope when we got a call on Sunday morning just before we were heading back out. The voice on the other end said, "Hey did you lose a dog?" A family traveling home from the remote desert town of Darwin spotted Gunner walking down the 190 about 20 miles from where he was lost. They stopped and rounded him up, checked his collar and called us. We were overjoyed!! The family happened to live in OC just 20 mins from us so we were able to meet them at their home upon returning from their trip. Except for losing about 15 lb, Gunner was in good shape. We wish he could talk so he could tell us about his adventure and how he survived. Luckily it was in the fall and temps were mild. We are so grateful to the family who took the time to stop to check on Gunner. We have great photos as they reunited us with Gunner. For the record, hunting dogs are not kept on leashes when they are training. What we should have had on him was a GPS collar and we learned that lesson the hard way. Yes, he has one now. We just found out that he is going to be a Dad. His girlfriend is expecting 9 puppies due in August!
THANK YOU for posting this. I needed a happy ending today. Now I can wipe away my tears of joy, and get back to work!
So glad you found your Best buddy ❤️♥️💙 !!!!
👍👍👍👍
Thank you!!
Wow!! I wasn't expecting this, so glad to hear he is safe, I've seen dead animals in the field and they are stripped down in a few days by Coyotes. 👍♥️🇺🇸
Good Job taking care of OLD GLORY, Thumbs Up!.....
Hunters that lose dogs know to leave a shirt with the owners scent somewhere near their last site of the dog(s) Come back the next day and most of the time the dog(s) would be there .. 🐕
Do you think that’s what was on the pole, she kept saying was a surrender flag?
Your so happy traveling around. I’m so glad. It’s cheery to watch you enjoying yourself out in the beauty of your surroundings. I’m so crippled up I wish I had taken off right after my husband passed. I was 54 and I was in pretty good physical shake. My fractures in my spine finally caught up with me about age 54. Now I’m on the edge of needing a wheelchair. I did do hiking in Colorsdo which was fun and met a guy who was a big foot expert. That was a great fun experience. Lol
@@gracieg7601 what's that got to do with my comment?
Someone always has to be a negative Nelly. Troll
@@lelanixon3248 brilliant.
I’m so happy Gunner was found!!! I too have a dog named Gunner. The owners must of been overjoyed to be reunited with their lost furr baby!! That was the best story. Thank you for posting that. Safe travels wanderhussy!!😍
What a coincidence! My dog's name is auto cannon.
So happyGunner was found.
When you break into song....LOL that cracks me up!
It is Hussy time!
To hear this good news that he was found 20 miles away. I can finish watching Sarah and go to bed happy and Thanking God for his return home safe and sound
I was wrong about Gunner. As Susie told us he was found in nearby Darwin walking down the road. Astonishing, I thought for sure that some coyotes had found him first. I’m glad he was reunited with his family, as I’m sure his family is as grateful to have him back safe and sound. Glad to hear that he is safe. May he never be separated from his loved one’s again!
coyotes are nothing to mess with where pets are concerned.
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That's a retriever training dummy. Use the strap to extend your throwing distance. Usually floatable. Usually used o train duck hunting dogs, to retrieve downed game.
I'm so glad people Cared for your list Dog What a Wonderful Ending...
Thanks Wonder Hussy..for putting this story in your Video...
so happy to hear Gunner isn't a goner!!!
Petroglyphs are scattered along the canyon between the lower and upper springs, they are attributed to people that preceded the Shoshone by thousands of years. Further up the canyon you'll find the stone foundation of a cabin along with an old corral, possibly used by mustangers rounding up wild horses common to the area. Glad to read Gunner found his way home.
My dad lived in Trona as a teenager and lived around the Southwest for his life. He was a hunter and fisherman and told me that chukker presented a challenge to hinters because they were small and elusive and would put a hunter to his toughest skill levels to find and kill. I myself never saw the joy of hunting. Your videos always remind me of my dad, he once worked at Area 51 and he lived in Death Valley, he was a radar technician so we travelled all over the area for his job. He loved the desert!
Well, that's a whale of a tale! Gunner, dude; you are one lucky pup. That area of California is remote and immense. Even the military was looking for you! So glad to see that you made it back to your home. Thanks for the update, Susie! Thanks for another great video, Wonderhussy! What a start to your road trip...
Dog was found! See Susie's Clisson's comment in here!
Dogs unleashed in the wilderness are free to choose. Risk will always be there, leashed or not. My thoughts are with Gunner and his owner.
Come read the comments. Gunner has been found.
:) BEST to read comment, Gunner FOUND and reunited with family!! Too cool :)) ALL THE BEST and safe travels! THANKS SO MUCH for sharing! Cheers! :)
Sad about Gunner. Just read the post below. So glad Gunner was picked up by good sams, you had an ID on him and were reunited. Glad a GPS will help in the future.
That's a german shorthair. Birddog..awe. they are the sweetest dogs
And you do see them running around or posted in the lost and found.
You have a lovely singing voice. Really enjoy your channel
Yeah for Gunner and his family! Great video as always Sarah. Loved your singing.
Another good adventure….👍😊.
Great news about Gunners return
😎😎👌!
Why oh why don’t you have more subscribers!!!! Adventure! Thrills! Nature!!! You’ve got it all! Congratulations on your success!!! 😎
Glad you have the cozy set up in the back of your rig. Must be a big improvement to have the fridge. Thanks for bringing us along Sarah, God Bless.
Till next week Wonder Hussy and part 2.
Definitely seemed like a bit of a drive. Very interesting Shack on the outside. Yes looks like a volunteer cabin. That is a dog chew toy. Had one for our make Corgi. More in the cabin than I imagined. You are respectful of the owner by blocking out the name. Staying 3 days there makes sense. Wow built in 1978! Sad about the lost dog! Yes I agree needs a little cleaning up before staying. Love it when you break into a song! A great view from the rock. Love Joshua trees! Three songs- awesome 👌! Definitely tasty dinner 🍽! That is a good spot for the flag. Hopefully no one takes it!! Love O'REILLY 'so. Nice note you left!😊 That old log book sheds some light on the time of the 70s and 80s. That last note was cool!
God bless Gunner 🙏! May he be found and returned to his owners!
He was found! Thank you!
Come read the comments. Gunner has been found.
I love you, Wonderhussy. You always make my day when you post a Video. So glad Gunner was found safe.
My wife and I visited there in 2013. Hasn't changed much. You are right about this sort of thing being timeless. The hike up to the canyon to the petroglyphs and spring is definitely worthwhile, IMO.
GUNNER LIVES! **See owner, Susie Clisson’s post for happy ending.
You would be the coolest person to create stories with. Dbn 94 and we went even furthur
I hope Gunner has a new family now and happy 💕 Wonder Hussy I want to tell you what a treasure this channel is with great content every week and NEVER do we hear smack that like button and leave a comment and subscribe and here's my PayPal info.
Five minutes of E begging makes me less likely to subscribe. You are the one channel I never tire of and have been subscribed to the longest. I just don't know if you realize how unusual you are. Thank you for all you do.❤️
Thank you! I make it a point never to e- beg... I'm glad it's noticed and appreciated!
@@Wonderhussy You had a 50% chance of hanging the flag the correct way.
And you got it right.
The blue field to the upper left, when viewing from the front.
Hi Wonderhussy! Hope you’re ok down there in Death Valley with all the flooding that’s going on. Stay safe. And dry.
I totally agree with you about people should be kinder so sad. I hope Gunner is ok! Take care!❤✌
"It was the third of June, another sleepy dirty dusty daaaayyyyy, Haay" I sooo do remember that! Excellent memory and your tour of the cabin totally rocks! Thanks, W.H.!
The can was probably White Rock root beer. I used to drink it at my Grandmas house when I was a youngster in the 70s. I haven't seen it since then.
Dropping acid actually sounds amazing & scary at the same time. Great video
Hello Chris k🙌
Waiting for Jason to come back.... The Gods Have Smiled Upon You...
I recently lived between two popular campgrounds in Santa Cruz County, Ca. Spent a decade living there. A KOA on one side, a state campground on the other side. Manresa, if you need a clue. I saw so many pets left behind by owners on some kind of schedule. They tended to end up in my front yard. Calling the local county animal control/SPCA... Trying to take care of them myself, posting notices on the KOA bulletin board. I had a neighbor that complained every time a stray showed up in our common yard... Bagging on me to try to support them. All about protecting her Little Shits Tseu dog that lived in an in an outdoor cage accessed by a doggie door.
I am bingeing your videos today and fabulous i love the cabin videos 😊😊😊😊
Yeh the dog on lead comment was uncalled for. Very pleased to read that they got gunner back.
Could you imagine Hiking across the desert and as you come over the ridge there's a girl dancing and singing next to a rustic cabin? It could Happen!!!!
Regarding the “haters“ who decried the undeserved loot that you could have made off with: I applaud you for not being one of them.
Thank you again Wonder Hussy. I enjoy you're weekly videos 😊👍
Hello doodlebug Lori🙌
Very cool you found the card ‘Roger Mitchell, Oakhurst Ca’. He is an author of off-road guide books, like ‘Death Valley SUV Trails’ , ‘Inyo-Mono SUV Trails’ and has been writing since the 50’s on the History and Travel of your kinda areas!
Great observation! I have several of his guide books and had forgotten about them.
I have his books too.
@@Photojeeper
That’s cool ! I have the REAL old ones too when they were kinda thin, self published in Glendale by LaSiesta Press ! I’d like to do some of the Grand Canyon ones some day .. 😄
Cool video. Great way to start the day. The news is depressing.
I’m always impressed by how you find these places.
I hope you found The dog.
Outstanding shipmate. Press on. USS Kitty Hawk CV-63. Jan 1980 to July 1983. Thank you for taking us along with you.
Good Girl. You did leave it better. I hope someone finds Gunner. We waved at you at the house in Feb. and hope to see you the next time we make it to town. Love you kid and watch all of the vids. and so do most of my family and friends from Reno. Paul
Glad to hear that Gunner is ok. He is a very lucky dog. If there had been many coyotes in the area, I am pretty sure they would have had him for dinner.
>Very good to know Gunner is home safe and sound, saves me from trying to figure out what to write to cheer up the situation. After a few days of chasing wild creatures he figured out that's a lot of work with no rewards. Time to find my masters, who drove off and left me behind, is what Gunner realized is the best thing to do. So he headed to Darwin to make connections and travel arrangements and all turned out well. Smart dog. Take care.
I love when you sing to me hussy😬 Great video once again.
Love your style and your sense of adventure.
You are so brave to go into the old cabins. Impressive!
Wonder hussy, you have awesome adventures out in the desert. I'm from Idaho and we have alot of the same kinds of abandoned buildings and mines up here too. I've always loved getting the crap outa town, away from all the garbage that goes on there, and do some exploring . The notes that get left are fun to read and then leave our own notes. Clears my head of all the bad stuff in town. Brings alot of clerity. Keep it up. Great job on your videos. Your such a cute girl. Wonderful personality.😊🇺🇸
What at wonderful cabin, sorry for the lost dog. Thank you for sharing your awesome adventure with us today from Henrico County Virginia
You should visit Cerro Gordo. I know both of you would enjoy it and you're my 2 favorite channels!
Hi! She's been seen and done it.
@@johncampbell2979 twice I think. She said she'd been there and shot a poorer quality vid years before. I was thinking the owner could use her vids to help him rebuild The American. ✌️🙂
Again, and....its not a chew toy. We call that a bumper. Reason is because plastic ones are essentially the bumpers you hang over the side of a boat to prevent damage, "bumpin" into the dock. Waterfowl men use them more for retrieving skills. We sometimes plant scented bumpers to train scenting and subsequent pointing of the bird.
Oh dear, I had a German shorthair exactly like that. Big brown splotch on his side. They love to run and mine got away and through pure assed luck some friends came across him at the Pet store where some one had brought him to scan him. No chip.
The "Acid Entry" was classic.
Possibly White Rock Rootbeer
The Hantavirus Hilton-------
That was very good Wonder hussy about the little cabin a little sad about the dog 🐕 love from Lonnie on the coast of North Carolina I am 69 years old far out
‘Everything Old is New Again’ !!! 🥴🌟🪐🌏
Now I have to wait a whole week to hear what happened during the morning trek! Talking about a cliffhanger!
Good to hear the dog was alright tho! :-)
So thankful Gunner was found
Nice tease at the end.
I visited that cabin back in February 2018, and there were fresh mountain lion tracks all around the cabin and up the trail towards the spring. So, most likely that dog became food for the lion. Also the pack rats crawl up/down the chimney, so this is one cabin you don't want to sleep in if you don't like nightly creepy crawlers. Happy travels
please keep updates on the dog if your vlogs if you hear about it - I know where Darwin is located - there's a few towns around Owen's lake which is a bit further as well
dog was found an back with his owner
That is my kind of place. The first "play toy" is a teaching aid to train dogs. They are called a "Dummy" You put the sent of the bird your training for on the bird dummy. The golf balls is also to train the dogs. Sent mark them and send the dog after them. The dog is a German short tail pointer.. A great breed of dog.
Come read the comments. Gunner has been found.
@@truckerdaddy-akajohninqueb4793 Thanks!!!
WH, this for me was the bird hunters'
Epi. As a devout BHr, I could not believe the copies of Gray's in that shack. That magazine is the epitome of sporting periodicals today. Every time I watch you in the desert, I say...good place for birds.
Nevada is one of the best places for Chukar (pronounced cha-kir). Read comments and guys found their German SH. No amount of training will call off a dog when they decide to bolt. I second the commentor who advised GPS collar. Thank you for your hard work in making these videos.
Thank you for displaying the flag in the proper orientation.
Awesome adventures as always Sarah be safe :)
Amazing video.
Bob will probably have a two year waiting list for his tours.💦👍
wow. My preferences are Marriott and American Breakfast. And clean sheets with air conditioning.
Always inspiring watching your travels. One of the underestimated joys of life is cooking dinner on a tailgate and catching Zzzzs in the rig. Gonna get some adventures in this fall with the truck tent.
I wonder if the the "Roger Mitchell" that left the business card is the same Roger Mitchell that wrote "Death Valley Jeep Trails" by La Siesta Press (1987)?
Oh..cant wait for part 2..!!☺☺☺
Nice video much enjoyed
This is going to be great!!! Be careful out there girl.
Another great adventure, Stay Free, dogs are survivors, I'm sure it had a happy outcome
Come read the comments. Gunner has been found.
So sad about the missing dog. Your Chanel sure makes me smile and laugh. Like I said before you are quite the charter and wonderful person (My opinion) love your Chanel Sarah, have fun and be safe.
You are a beautifully fascinating woman !😍
Love when you break out in song 🎼🎶
Your beans and BS looked pretty good. My dinner was similar. Two avocados chopped and topped with salsa! Mmm delish!
A page Turner. The fingers tell the story. The fingers wear the pages as the pages are turned.
Lucky #13 this week. Awesome place. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I Love Cinderella 🎶💜💜💜😎✌🎸
My daughter was one year old in 1984. LOL She will be 39 this august the 11th 2022.
Ad Naseum from me, I adore this little sweetie pie. She is a doll.
It’s like a gigantic geocache… it’s so cool!
Well just read the story about Gunner, and I am so happy that he is alive and well and is going to be a Daddy. 😀😀😀😀😀 Life is good when a good Samaritan comes along and does the right thing. Just wish everybody could be that way. God Bless those that are.
Fun Video. As always, your travels fascinate me. Also, the root beer brand is White Rock.
Sound's fun, be SAFE, ✌️
"This looks very interesting, it has a door AND a window" - Wonderhussy😆😆😆
Like the singing! More please!
I hope gunner made it to that small town and someone is taking care of him, we can only hope and pray. Be careful out there that desert is unforgiving, hiking on any trail in flip flops is not good. Hiking boots can save you some serious trouble if you need to run, or come across snakes. You don't want to hit a toe on a cactus. Be safe, WH.
he was found and back with his family
Wonderhussy Watcher!!
Nice little volunteer cabin but sorry to hear about the dog. I hope you didn’t get to exhausted from moving everything around. Sorry to hear about your near death experience but we will find out next time what happens.
The dog toy looks like a training dummy, used for getting bird dogs to retrieve a fallen bird. Typically, a trainer might put a few drops of scent on the dummy or rub it with feathers from the appropriate species before tossing it for the dog to retrieve. Some trainers use a cylindrical stuffed canvas dummy that is fired from a launcher powered by blank cartridges. The poor lost pooch was of a bird dog breed, so that was probably his training dummy, rather than simply a toy. Chuckars (Hungarian Partridges) are a game species and are good eating, if one is into upland game birds (quail, pheasant, dove, grouse, turkey, etc.). So sad to lose a beloved animal like that. If they never recovered the dog, hopefully it found another home nearby. Interesting episode here. Stay safe. (Update: I see that "Gunner" was found and returned to his family. Yay! Very cool!)
17:18 Nice shot. Likey likey. Keep up and most of all keep sharing the great adventure.