Absolutely Stunning Cinema and music of Y'all on top of the World!!!! Thank Y'all so much for taking the time to shoot, edit, and voiceover your videos. I can tell it is a Love and a Passion. Thank You for Sharing. My son and I had VW powered dunebuggys and did trail riding/camping in the Lincoln Nation Forrest in southern New Mexico 20 years ago. We Loved it
I didn't realize how much I have missed you two out there........ i have said it befor that each time I watch your videos it;s like you took me along for the ride. I look at these places and almost can say ""I've been there!."" Thank-you both for your wonderful sharing!!
Great Job on the winching and choosing to put one person in charge. Even the easiest looking trail rescue can turn ugly fast. Love watching your videos with great commentary. Thank you for sharing.
Loved the video! Drone footage was awesome! ...this way my family in Vermont can see what we rode out here. Thank you so much for the work you and Suzanne put into these videos. ...can't wait to see the Twin Peaks day also, still to come.
Always enjoy your videos - like I was there. That would probably be my favorite 50-incher as well. Had it all. BTW, you all did a great job with the recovery. Everything looked safe and proper to me. Been involved in a couple recoveries myself. Videos make it look easy, but when you're there, it's a sketchy operation. Well done and glad everyone was OK and enjoyed the trip.
❤ loved your video and all the scenery. Very much appreciate your gift for presentation and capturing it all. Would love to ride along sometime but sadly I have a 72 inch machine. I was born in desert rat. Still, I can appreciate those 50 inch trails.
There are plenty of washouts this year. Wonder if it was due to the snowy winter we had. I tipped mine over in about the same way. Luckily, mine did not go over to such an angle. We hooked up the winch to a tree in front and to the side and then four of us pushed it back up onto the wheels. I need to find a soft shackle and think about how to tie it on. All I could see was the bottom and no place to tie on. It also started right up. Maybe because I shut it off immediately or maybe it is because the Rotax engines are made to roll over for the ski-doos or sea-doos.
Hey my friend, this looked like an amazing ride! Where did you say this Sawmill trail was located? The wife and I have a Maverick Trail. Haven’t had it for too long, but I would love to venture on this trail 😊
Beautiful country up there. We made that same loop on Dirtbikes in July. There was a group of Rzrs including a few 4 seaters on Ramshorn that were hating life. I know the section out of Bayhorse is 50" and the trail down from upper Bayhorse is 50" but i didnt realize any other parts were 50" We seen a lot of Rzr some 70" on our loop. Great videos
Man, I'm glad nobody was hurt. I've laid my machine on its side a couple of times. The first was a slow motion type tip over but the second one was quite violent -- ended up spending the night in the St George IHC hospital. A couple of years ago, we did lose a rider. A heart attack -- his time to go. That was an experience to remember. It is all a reminder that this is a dangerous sport and you could be hurt or killed. Another reason to always wear a helmet and always think safety.
That was even with Suzannes little drone 👍 The wind was very cooperative that day for sure. Wait until you see the drone footage I got from Railroad Ridge and Twin Peaks Lookout. 😎
I found out that a ditch should be staggered if possible, one tire on each side with the deepest part of the ditch centered midline to the orv. Try to keep a "zero bubble" as the old timer's say..
Absolutely Stunning Cinema and music of Y'all on top of the World!!!! Thank Y'all so much for taking the time to shoot, edit, and voiceover your videos. I can tell it is a Love and a Passion. Thank You for Sharing. My son and I had VW powered dunebuggys and did trail riding/camping in the Lincoln Nation Forrest in southern New Mexico 20 years ago. We Loved it
Great video, brings back memories of all the fun we had. Thank you!
Thanks Rick ! 👍
Great trip video! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Clayton, Idaho Got it! Thank you!!!!!
I didn't realize how much I have missed you two out there........ i have said it befor that each time I watch your videos it;s like you took me along for the ride. I look at these places and almost can say ""I've been there!."" Thank-you both for your wonderful sharing!!
Very kind words, Thank You very much.
Great Job on the winching and choosing to put one person in charge. Even the easiest looking trail rescue can turn ugly fast. Love watching your videos with great commentary. Thank you for sharing.
Thank You
Great video and awesome terrain!!
Loved the video! Drone footage was awesome! ...this way my family in Vermont can see what we rode out here. Thank you so much for the work you and Suzanne put into these videos. ...can't wait to see the Twin Peaks day also, still to come.
Thanks for joining us. It was great meeting you two.
Great work as always.
Thank You
Always enjoy your videos - like I was there. That would probably be my favorite 50-incher as well. Had it all. BTW, you all did a great job with the recovery. Everything looked safe and proper to me. Been involved in a couple recoveries myself. Videos make it look easy, but when you're there, it's a sketchy operation. Well done and glad everyone was OK and enjoyed the trip.
Thanks so much always to Suzanne and Jason for capturing all of our best rides.....
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Great video.
Thank You !
❤ loved your video and all the scenery. Very much appreciate your gift for presentation and capturing it all. Would love to ride along sometime but sadly I have a 72 inch machine. I was born in desert rat. Still, I can appreciate those 50 inch trails.
There are plenty of washouts this year. Wonder if it was due to the snowy winter we had. I tipped mine over in about the same way. Luckily, mine did not go over to such an angle. We hooked up the winch to a tree in front and to the side and then four of us pushed it back up onto the wheels. I need to find a soft shackle and think about how to tie it on. All I could see was the bottom and no place to tie on. It also started right up. Maybe because I shut it off immediately or maybe it is because the Rotax engines are made to roll over for the ski-doos or sea-doos.
Hey my friend, this looked like an amazing ride! Where did you say this Sawmill trail was located? The wife and I have a Maverick Trail. Haven’t had it for too long, but I would love to venture on this trail 😊
Sawmill Station. It's an RV park just outside of Clayton Idaho
Beautiful country up there. We made that same loop on Dirtbikes in July. There was a group of Rzrs including a few 4 seaters on Ramshorn that were hating life. I know the section out of Bayhorse is 50" and the trail down from upper Bayhorse is 50" but i didnt realize any other parts were 50" We seen a lot of Rzr some 70" on our loop. Great videos
Man, I'm glad nobody was hurt. I've laid my machine on its side a couple of times. The first was a slow motion type tip over but the second one was quite violent -- ended up spending the night in the St George IHC hospital. A couple of years ago, we did lose a rider. A heart attack -- his time to go. That was an experience to remember. It is all a reminder that this is a dangerous sport and you could be hurt or killed. Another reason to always wear a helmet and always think safety.
We were so lucky that day there was little wind and your drone footage is spectacular! One of my favorite places ever!
That was even with Suzannes little drone 👍
The wind was very cooperative that day for sure. Wait until you see the drone footage I got from Railroad Ridge and Twin Peaks Lookout. 😎
Yes, I imagine it is spectacular! I have to say I love this area so much that we are making it an annual vacation. Can't wait for next year!
I found out that a ditch should be staggered if possible, one tire on each side with the deepest part of the ditch centered midline to the orv. Try to keep a "zero bubble" as the old timer's say..