Very nostalgic video for me. As I have commented before. That area is where I grew up on a farm not too many miles from where you were. During my high school days my buddy and I would explore, hunt jack rabbits, antelope, deer and coyotes all over that area. We either rode our motor cycles or took our 2wd trucks. Slept on the ground in sleeping bags and mostly ate the little that we could carry and what we would shoot. Some of my fondest memories of being a young farmboy growing up in such a country. I really do miss that country but will never have the opportunity to explore. I live in the deep south and my teen years were over 50 years ago. It is great to "ride along" with you on these trips. I can smell the sagebrush.
First time seeing this video. I’m 60 years old , and totally engulfed in your travels. I’m personally building in Overland vehicle for myself. For the last part of my life what I wanna do. Respect and bless you all.
George is the only person I know that eats as much chili as I do LOL. When I worked backcountry trails alone on horseback and a mule string and I packed a large can of chili for each day on the trail. I simply opened the can and put it in the fire where it heated and then ate it out of the can with a spoon. No dishes, but a spoon to wash and chili suited my culinary skills perfectly LOL...
@@CoyoteWorks01 My Grandmother was born in Russia, my Mother in North Dakota, and myself in Oregon! Look up what Coyote means in Russian. I think you will find it very interesting....
That is some awesome country to explore. It would be so great if a descendant of one of those pioneers would catch your channel and relate the tale of his/her ancestor and the struggles which led to them abandoning the homestead. One can only imagine.
Watched softroadingthewest video first and was excited to see your perspective. Found that spot on the map and am planning a trip down that canyon one day. Waiting patiently for part 2 to premier. Thanks for the great content!
Howdy Casey from Texas. Just wonted to say the yellow Jeep Cherokee is one of the best off road and on road jeeps ever made for so many reasons. He seems to need a over ride lift in the back and that is very easy to do. Good luck to all of you.
Hiya Casey, beautiful country out there, and beautiful skies. You always know your gonna eat something good if it has anything to do with Cajun in it. And it gives you Cajun Power, believe me! I know for a fact because I am a Cajun. 😎 South Louisiana strong. But I do love that beautiful country your traveling on, cool old structures too! Stay safe out there, and be careful and have fun. Cya!
Man so good to hear from a Cajun friend. I’ve just gotten to spend a bit of time down the bayou and I’m looking forward to going back. I love the bayous and lakes down there. I was going to make a trip back down but this whole COVID thing put a damper on my fall travel plans. Cheers my friend!
@@CoyoteWorks01 well I always get excited when you post a video, I really enjoy watching all the places you go, just thinking about how the people lived there long ago, I'm glad you visited my Cajun paradise so too speak. And yes I know what you're saying about the Covid thing, it's messed us up here too. I can't wait for part 2, I'm sure it's going to be exciting like the first one.
Born and raised in Burns, Oregon!!! I love your videos so much. I have lived in Southern California since 2003 and I miss Eastern Oregon so very much!!!! I look forward to your videos because it allows me to feel like I’m back at home. 💕🥰😍
GORGEOUS SCENERY COLORS VIEWS BEAUTY & VIDEO ! BREATHTAKING OLD HOMESTEADS ! AFER ALL THIS TIME & WEATHER THEY WENT THROUGH ! BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU ALL ALWAYS ON YOUR JOURNEYS ! ENJOYED !
What amazes and makes Me wonder, why would anyone be that far out, I'm thinking there must of been something they were after, be it Free Farm Land, Ranching or another thing I was thinking, maybe Hunter/Trappers, back in the day Fur Trappers were abundant. Thanks for sharing the old Ruins, definitely some food for thought.. 👍 😉
What an awesome overland trip. Amazing archaeological finds of the past. Here in California and Nevada, these places are usually destroyed by vandals. Glad their still in tact. It's 110 today, smokeyer than hell. Great video to see on a day like this. Thanks Casey. Can't wait for part two. Take Care!
Casey = the Boss I also thought it was nice seeing green out in that high desert. I've never been to Oregon, but I've watched a ton of your videos, and likewise have seen that when you hang out in the desert in Sept, it's always yellow and brown....but not that trip. It was as green as it would be in the spring, but the plants are a lot taller, and it was fun and invigorating to see. Keep kicking ass, Coyote Works and friends. I hope we get to see Part 2 soon.
Well I sure am glad that you're okay Casey I know stuff pretty bad in Portland and I don't know how how far you live from there God bless you and keep up the good work
Thank you. Fortunately I live about 2.5 hours drive from Portland so I’m quite a ways away from the worst of it. But we have had a few small protests in the town I live in. Definitely strange times we are living in. Stay safe my friend.
Its great to see you out there exploring and enjoying a small group of friends with you. Looking forward to the next video casey, I really like how this little convoy worked together.
Casey, really enjoy your easy going, down to earth style. Great to see a variety of vehicles in the back country. I have a 1994 F-150 4x4 purchased new, but bought a 2003 Land Rover Discovery about 2 years ago that I have been outfitting for my lastest adventures. I was sitting in my recliner watching this video with the same Buffalo shirt you had on (my favorite shirt)!
Good eye for the detail. It was part of a cow skeleton. I think they get into the homesteads and then can’t get back out. I’ve seen cow skeletons inside them before. Kind of strange but that’s the best theory I can come up with.
Now that there is God's Country, as my Dad would say. He was an old cowboy at heart, born and raised on a ranch with his four brothers, where they lived till WWII. Then they were off to see the world... Looking forward to Part 2!
Yeah the cowboys around here say that a lot as well and I totally agree... God’s Country for sure. That’s a story of so many families around here whee I live. Cheers my friend. Thanks for sharing that. Part 2 is coming!
Wow Casey that was an amazing site to find....🤗 It does make you wonder why they made a homestead way out in such a remote area. This trip is so cool and one of your best, epic...😄👏 Can't wait to see part 2. Happy and safe travels 😉🚐😄👍
What a fun bunch of people! And the landscape is so varied - it's endlessly fascinating. Great trip - can't wait for part 2! (PS Would you please make everyone a hot dog...I'm so hungry now! Thx)
Thank you for the great video of your off-road trip. I really enjoyed it. I know that you have a lot to think about in coordinating a major trip with several people but I recommend that you introduce the group of people that you are traveling with and their children, dogs and rigs. Thanks again, I will look forward to your next release. David from the Gold Country of California.
GTSY CASY...VERY VERY COOL AND YES,THAT HOMESTEAD WITH WAGON PARTS WAS SPECTACULAR..YOUR SHOWER,I HAD A PLASTIC SUN SHOWER BUT LOADED WITH BPH,THAT ONE YOU HAVE LOOKS GREAT...I WOULD ADD A WATER PUMP TO IT SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO HANG IT UP..I LEARNED THAT IN CAMPING IN BACKCOUNTRY NEAR BONNEVILLE.NO WAY TO HANG IT,WEIRD MY REAR WINDOW WASHER MOTOR FROM MY 87 4RUNNER..WORKED WELL. CAN'T WAIT TILL PART 2 ,,THANK YOU SO VERY VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOU DO..SAFE TRAVELS..
Great video!! Love exploring Washington and Oregon! The old homesteads were incredible ! I am definitely going to set my Jeep up for more over landing type adventures. Hope to tag along someday! ❤️🐞
Fabulously entertaining episode, really enjoyed the edit on this. Beautiful country and incredible historic finds! I can't wait to get back out there and explore more of this corner of the state.
What was an awesome journey, such cool ruins, can't imagine trying to keep up on your supplies, so far out in the desert. This would have been a trying life style. Looking forward to part two. Have a great trip & stay safe. Barry Nova Scotia, Canada
Hi, I just watched your video "Digging up a survival, bug out, shtf cache 1 year later" from 2016 and loved it! You said you were going to dig it up again in 3 years... I couldn't find that video so I'm guessing either A: you didn't bury it again, or B: it's still in the ground? Would love an update if possible please..
Like always casey, addicting video. Really like your your videos wishing I was there. Sometime in the future. Besafe buddy and take care and can't wait for video # 2. DJ Hobbies/Overland
Hello, I live in bend and want to drive across a river really bad! I've been having a tough time finding these cool spots. Went up behind the Mckay Creek area the other day and got a flat tire as soon as I dropped down the hill. Will be ready to go again this weekend
Up by Big Summit Prairie there is a river you can drive across. Just at the east end of the prairie of a road that turns to the north. Let me know if you need better directions and I can get you there! Cheers.
Have you ever considered adding a drone to your equipment? It would really add a neat perspective on some of the places you visit...and with new technology you can get a nice drone system for under $500.
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Very nostalgic video for me. As I have commented before. That area is where I grew up on a farm not too many miles from where you were. During my high school days my buddy and I would explore, hunt jack rabbits, antelope, deer and coyotes all over that area. We either rode our motor cycles or took our 2wd trucks. Slept on the ground in sleeping bags and mostly ate the little that we could carry and what we would shoot. Some of my fondest memories of being a young farmboy growing up in such a country. I really do miss that country but will never have the opportunity to explore. I live in the deep south and my teen years were over 50 years ago. It is great to "ride along" with you on these trips. I can smell the sagebrush.
First time seeing this video. I’m 60 years old , and totally engulfed in your travels. I’m personally building in Overland vehicle for myself. For the last part of my life what I wanna do. Respect and bless you all.
Do you know gentlemen this is just an amazing thank you for the effort to show us something like that in this dark days through the pandemic 😷 time
Great video. I can't wait to get back down there and see more of your beautiful desert. Friends, offroading, camping and exploring nature. Love it.
Enjoyed this back country adventure. It is amazing what you do not see gazing across that landscape.
It’s true. It’s amazing all the things you can drive right by and not know are there. Cheers!
Always a good time hanging out virtually with Casey. Cheers!
Thanks Gundog! Always a pleasure having you along!
George is the only person I know that eats as much chili as I do LOL. When I worked backcountry trails alone on horseback and a mule string and I packed a large can of chili for each day on the trail. I simply opened the can and put it in the fire where it heated and then ate it out of the can with a spoon. No dishes, but a spoon to wash and chili suited my culinary skills perfectly LOL...
Man I’ve had that meal many times my friend! It’s been a while but I remember those years. Cheers!
Arguably my favorite TH-cam channel. Love all of the content!
Thank you my friend. Really appreciate hearing that. Cheers!
@@CoyoteWorks01 My Grandmother was born in Russia, my Mother in North Dakota, and myself in Oregon! Look up what Coyote means in Russian. I think you will find it very interesting....
much respect to that classic Cherokee for braving a punishing road all the way
Excellent video can't wait for part 2👍👍👍👍
Thank you my friend. I’m working on it now!
That is some awesome country to explore. It would be so great if a descendant of one of those pioneers would catch your channel and relate the tale of his/her ancestor and the struggles which led to them abandoning the homestead. One can only imagine.
Good seeing ya Casey the old Cherokee chief is pretty cool gorgeous scenery love the old ruins as always be safe 👍👍
Great episode, I love that old Ford, reminds me of my 1978 F150 and the adventures we had in the mountains of south-central Utah back in the day.
Yeah man. Great to see the old Ford and old Jeep still doing what they were built to do! Cheers!
Awesome new jeep... epic old jeep... sweet ass old ford........ and a nissan.....
Watched softroadingthewest video first and was excited to see your perspective. Found that spot on the map and am planning a trip down that canyon one day. Waiting patiently for part 2 to premier. Thanks for the great content!
Howdy Casey from Texas. Just wonted to say the yellow Jeep Cherokee is one of the best off road and on road jeeps ever made for so many reasons. He seems to need a over ride lift in the back and that is very easy to do. Good luck to all of you.
Be safe and all my Prayers are with you and your family with all the wild fires going on out there be safe.
Hiya Casey, beautiful country out there, and beautiful skies. You always know your gonna eat something good if it has anything to do with Cajun in it. And it gives you Cajun Power, believe me! I know for a fact because I am a Cajun. 😎 South Louisiana strong. But I do love that beautiful country your traveling on, cool old structures too! Stay safe out there, and be careful and have fun. Cya!
Man so good to hear from a Cajun friend. I’ve just gotten to spend a bit of time down the bayou and I’m looking forward to going back. I love the bayous and lakes down there. I was going to make a trip back down but this whole COVID thing put a damper on my fall travel plans. Cheers my friend!
@@CoyoteWorks01 well I always get excited when you post a video, I really enjoy watching all the places you go, just thinking about how the people lived there long ago, I'm glad you visited my Cajun paradise so too speak. And yes I know what you're saying about the Covid thing, it's messed us up here too. I can't wait for part 2, I'm sure it's going to be exciting like the first one.
Born and raised in Burns, Oregon!!! I love your videos so much. I have lived in Southern California since 2003 and I miss Eastern Oregon so very much!!!! I look forward to your videos because it allows me to feel like I’m back at home. 💕🥰😍
GORGEOUS SCENERY COLORS VIEWS BEAUTY & VIDEO ! BREATHTAKING OLD HOMESTEADS ! AFER ALL THIS TIME & WEATHER THEY WENT THROUGH ! BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU ALL ALWAYS ON YOUR JOURNEYS ! ENJOYED !
It’s such a gift to find a few homesteads that are still in such fantastic shape. They won’t be around for too many more years. Cheers!
Another awesome video... the scenery was next level. Keep them coming.
I have an AEV Dual sport lift on my JK and love it. Thanks for sharing this adventure
Great video! Funny, I was just watching the @softroadingthewest video just 2 days ago where you guys crossed paths.
Nothing better than sitting around a campfire,especially with GOOD company.
Agreed 100 percent my friend. Cheers!
I hope you are staying safe from all the fires out in Oregon.
Oh yeah. A much needed booster shot from coyote works 😁 Keep On Trucken
I had a 76 and 78 Jeep Cherokee Chief. Damn I miss those trucks!
PayPal done. Thank you for taking us along Casey.
What amazes and makes Me wonder, why would anyone be that far out, I'm thinking there must of been something they were after, be it Free Farm Land, Ranching or another thing I was thinking, maybe Hunter/Trappers, back in the day Fur Trappers were abundant. Thanks for sharing the old Ruins, definitely some food for thought.. 👍 😉
Fantastic... Looking forward to part 2.
I’m just home from four days camping for the holiday weekend. This was a nice treat to relax with tonight. Looks amazing Casey. ❤️
Awesome! Hope you had a fun trip! And hope you enjoyed the video. Cheers!
What an awesome overland trip. Amazing archaeological finds of the past. Here in California and Nevada, these places are usually destroyed by vandals. Glad their still in tact. It's 110 today, smokeyer than hell. Great video to see on a day like this. Thanks Casey. Can't wait for part two. Take Care!
Casey = the Boss
I also thought it was nice seeing green out in that high desert. I've never been to Oregon, but I've watched a ton of your videos, and likewise have seen that when you hang out in the desert in Sept, it's always yellow and brown....but not that trip. It was as green as it would be in the spring, but the plants are a lot taller, and it was fun and invigorating to see. Keep kicking ass, Coyote Works and friends. I hope we get to see Part 2 soon.
I'm very impressed by the quality of the stonework of those old houses.
Beautiful landscape and nice trip.
That made me wishing to be out there and enjoying nature.
Thanks for sharing.
This is so adorable
Well I sure am glad that you're okay Casey I know stuff pretty bad in Portland and I don't know how how far you live from there God bless you and keep up the good work
Communism is an urban virus. As Hank Jr said: a country boy can survive.
Thank you. Fortunately I live about 2.5 hours drive from Portland so I’m quite a ways away from the worst of it. But we have had a few small protests in the town I live in. Definitely strange times we are living in. Stay safe my friend.
Its great to see you out there exploring and enjoying a small group of friends with you. Looking forward to the next video casey, I really like how this little convoy worked together.
Thank you my friend. It was nice to have some company for an adventure. Cheers!
Awesome trip Casey!! the stone ruins were really cool...so much history in the middle of nowhere! Thanks for bringing us along!
That Cherokee was CLASSIC!
Casey, really enjoy your easy going, down to earth style. Great to see a variety of vehicles in the back country. I have a 1994 F-150 4x4 purchased new, but bought a 2003 Land Rover Discovery about 2 years ago that I have been outfitting for my lastest adventures. I was sitting in my recliner watching this video with the same Buffalo shirt you had on (my favorite shirt)!
Thank you. Hope you get that Land Rover out on some good adventures. I”ve always liked those rigs. Cheers!
Awesome adventure.
Thanks John! Always appreciate seeing your comments!
Oh heck yea, another beautiful chunk O desert also the most face time George has had in any video! thank you dear sir...
Ha! Good point. Yeah George doesn’t get much FaceTime in his videos! Lol. Cheers!
Needed this today. Thanks Casey!
Me too...👍🇺🇸
For sure my friend. Glad you enjoyed!
Thanks for taking us along Casey. Looking forward to seeing the next one
For sure. Always appreciate having you all along!
What a damn fine way to end a holiday weekend: a new Coyote Works Jeep Overland Adventure. Well done, sir, well done!!
Awesome my friend! Glad I could bring a nice ending to your weekend! Cheers!
Well, eating all that kraut, that will surely test the new tent to it's limit!! Just saying! Lol Give us a report tomorrow morning will ya?
Awesome ruins!!! Looked like a blast!
Another great video. Thanks for taking us along and can’t wait for Part 2.
For sure my friend. Thank you!
Right at 22:50 after the pillow... Am I the only one that saw those bones? Looked like a spine.
Animal carcass, possibly a sheep.
Good eye for the detail. It was part of a cow skeleton. I think they get into the homesteads and then can’t get back out. I’ve seen cow skeletons inside them before. Kind of strange but that’s the best theory I can come up with.
Now that there is God's Country, as my Dad would say. He was an old cowboy at heart, born and raised on a ranch with his four brothers, where they lived till WWII. Then they were off to see the world... Looking forward to Part 2!
Yeah the cowboys around here say that a lot as well and I totally agree... God’s Country for sure. That’s a story of so many families around here whee I live. Cheers my friend. Thanks for sharing that. Part 2 is coming!
That looks like such a rad place to explore!
That's turning into a really cool adventure with the discovery of the old homesites. Cant wait for part 2. Stay safe
Can't wait for part 2, thx for the vid Casey
For sure. Working on it now!
The night shots were amazing...so great to see you'all on the trail.. tks for leading the way
The "pillow" turned out to be a bag of plaster... minus the bag ;)
It's great to see friends getting together to enjoy this beautiful Country of ours 👍🤠
Yes. I found out the hard way when I walked over and gave it a swift kick thinking I was just going to sweep it out of the way with my foot!
Awesomeness all around Casey. It was great to see a video notification. Looking forward to part 2. Cheers buddy.
Wow Casey that was an amazing site to find....🤗 It does make you wonder why they made a homestead way out in such a remote area. This trip is so cool and one of your best, epic...😄👏 Can't wait to see part 2. Happy and safe travels 😉🚐😄👍
What a fun bunch of people! And the landscape is so varied - it's endlessly fascinating. Great trip - can't wait for part 2! (PS Would you please make everyone a hot dog...I'm so hungry now! Thx)
A great start to your trip Casey. Can't wait to see the rest. Take care and be safe out there.
Thank you for the great video of your off-road trip. I really enjoyed it. I know that you have a lot to think about in coordinating a major trip with several people but I recommend that you introduce the group of people that you are traveling with and their children, dogs and rigs. Thanks again, I will look forward to your next release. David from the Gold Country of California.
Thank you. Awesome video
GTSY CASY...VERY VERY COOL AND YES,THAT HOMESTEAD WITH WAGON PARTS WAS SPECTACULAR..YOUR SHOWER,I HAD A PLASTIC SUN SHOWER BUT LOADED WITH BPH,THAT ONE YOU HAVE LOOKS GREAT...I WOULD ADD A WATER PUMP TO IT SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO HANG IT UP..I LEARNED THAT IN CAMPING IN BACKCOUNTRY NEAR BONNEVILLE.NO WAY TO HANG IT,WEIRD MY REAR WINDOW WASHER MOTOR FROM MY 87 4RUNNER..WORKED WELL.
CAN'T WAIT TILL PART 2 ,,THANK YOU SO VERY VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOU DO..SAFE TRAVELS..
Thank you my friend. Yeah i have a great place to hang mine fright from the roof rack. Works great! I’m working on part 2 now! Cheers.
Outstanding as always Casey - thanks for a great video
My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed! Cheers!
Oh hell yeah a new Coyote Works vid!!
Hope you enjoyed!
I love this man 👨
Worth the wait, Casey. Looking forward to pt2.
Thank you. Working on Part 2 now my friend!
What an amazing trip!!! Can't wait for part two..!!!
I LOVE THE CHEROKEE!
Another great adventure!! Thx for sharing!!
Part 2 . We are waiting. Cheers.
Great video!! Love exploring Washington and Oregon! The old homesteads were incredible ! I am definitely going to set my Jeep up for more over landing type adventures. Hope to tag along someday! ❤️🐞
Thank you. For sure. Just let me know when you are going to be in the area!
Coyote Works - for sure! Looks like such a fun time! ❤️🐞
I'm planning on doing some more trips to se Oregon too. would be fun to meet up with a few others. (ps. andyidsinga on ig)
momobadilak - definitely be fun to get a group together.
Idaho. Hell yes!
Fabulously entertaining episode, really enjoyed the edit on this. Beautiful country and incredible historic finds! I can't wait to get back out there and explore more of this corner of the state.
Very cool show
Thank you my friend!
And terrain like that is how the Indians out maneuvered the blue coats for so long.
Exactly. That’s hard country out there and they knew every rock and ravine in it.
Another outstanding video! Can't wait to get my rig finished!
Thank you!
they are never finished
What was an awesome journey, such cool ruins, can't imagine trying to keep up on your
supplies, so far out in the desert. This would have been a trying life style. Looking forward
to part two. Have a great trip & stay safe. Barry Nova Scotia, Canada
Thank you. Yes it would have been a hard life way out there for sure. Cheers!
Haystacks are love
The pillars of
Rome are definitely on my bucket list!
Thanks, looked like a great time.
Sure was! Thank you!
Was awesome man. Way too much driving, not enough sleeping in. haha. w00t.
Ha! For sure! Lol
Fantastic Upload❣️Love y'all 🤠 and the work you're committed to👍
Thank you my friend! Appreciate that!
looking forward to part 2!
Thanks my friend! Working on it now!
nice content, well shot and edited. really like the terrain, homesteads and camping. great work Casey.
Thank you my friend. Glad you enjoyed!
Hi, I just watched your video "Digging up a survival, bug out, shtf cache 1 year later" from 2016 and loved it! You said you were going to dig it up again in 3 years... I couldn't find that video so I'm guessing either A: you didn't bury it again, or B: it's still in the ground? Would love an update if possible please..
some hearty folks that tried to settle that desolate land. water had to be a factor as it seems you cross very lil water crossings.
For sure. I always think about how tough life would have been for them out in those remote areas like that. Hard country for sure.
Looks like a great first part of the trip. 👍👍
It was for sure my friend. I’m working on Part 2 now. Cheers!
Like always casey, addicting video. Really like your your videos wishing I was there. Sometime in the future. Besafe buddy and take care and can't wait for video # 2.
DJ Hobbies/Overland
I really dont think there is enough sky to cover that beautiful wild country, at one point I was expecting to see Burt Lancaster ride bye.
I know. It is big sky country for sure. Amazing you can drive for 4 days without seeing a town, a modern house, or even a paved road.
Nice video, as always
YaY! I needed this to excape the real world!
Glad I could oblige. Hope you enjoyed!
Hello, I live in bend and want to drive across a river really bad! I've been having a tough time finding these cool spots. Went up behind the Mckay Creek area the other day and got a flat tire as soon as I dropped down the hill. Will be ready to go again this weekend
Up by Big Summit Prairie there is a river you can drive across. Just at the east end of the prairie of a road that turns to the north. Let me know if you need better directions and I can get you there! Cheers.
My guess in the 4 ft hole is that it was for a fermenting barrel to keep it warm at night.
Amazing scenery!
For sure. So beautiful out there. Perfect combination of beautiful and remote. Cheers!
Great video. Looks like an amazing trip.
Thank you. It was for sure!
Have you ever considered adding a drone to your equipment? It would really add a neat perspective on some of the places you visit...and with new technology you can get a nice drone system for under $500.
Just found your channel and really like it. Any thing strange or unusual you have ever seen, felt or smelled in the sky or land? Thanks again!
Great video
Such an amazing area, I was out there last month!