Talking about puppies (which I love seeing too). Man I get an anxiety attack every time I see you letting your puppies run free out here in Arizona and Utah without being close to them. 😱 I know that back east you don't have to worry about coyotes, but out here, it's a problem. Here in the city (Phoenix) people lose dogs all the time to coyotes. I've watched them jump an 8' fence with ease. Just last week someone posted that she was in the back yard with her dog. She stayed on the patio and the dog when out in the yard. A coyote jumped the fence, grabbed her dog, and was gone before she could react. When our 24lbs dog goes outside, either me or my wife is next to him. When we go camping, we always keep him on a leash (so even if he gets grabbed, that coyote is going have to fight me for him 😡).
Being in Boise I really love seeing these videos along with Venture2Roam. Seeing what’s in our back yard makes me that much more excited to get my ZJ out on the trails this spring! (Replacing the engine in the meantime) Thank you for everything you guys do, Matt. We live in a society where everyone is so spoiled and gimme gimme gimme and it’s so easy to criticize others’ work. Half these people have never off roaded, much less created a TH-cam channel with over 100K subscribers. If people had to spend hours on end just to get one good shot, or edit for weeks on end just to put together a quality video they would be complaining much less. I can really appreciate just the simple concept of someone doing what they love and sharing it. Blessings!
Great adventure! I live on the Idaho side of this trip. Council to be exact. You can't get into Back Lake until July. The High Dive that you almost made it to would have been completely drifted in with snow. Love it!
Hey Matt. Love the video and the adventures - just wanted to call out something in case you didn’t notice. When you guys were digging out the gray jeep with the winch line attached coming back on the shelf road, you were working from the downhill side of the line while the other two were uphill. We don’t have the best view from the camera, but I know I wouldn’t want to be caught in the gut by that line if the Jeep slipped for some reason. Take care and have a happy holidays & new year!
I’ve enjoyed this Hell’s Canyon recap as much as the original version from last summer. One of my favorites! I live in Bend Oregon and have to get up there.
Have Matt, have you ever thought about picking up fly fishing? I have picked it up and it has made trips 10x more enjoyable. With all the places you get to travel to you could do some amazing fishing as well. Fishing on the Snake would've be epic. Great video & adventure. Thanks for sharing.
Ok, so we live in the lower Treasure Valley, West of Boise, been to Black Lake several times in F150 and SXS, and check with Forest Service as late as July to make sure we can get in. You should always check when in Idaho.
This video does look like one you posted before. However, you should have a pinball theme, where you have a 'Tilt Meter' for when you're getting close to rolling... add some pinball sound effects.
I enjoyed your Hells Canyon video. l live in the area and I often wonder why people coming here to check out the canyon don't appear to ever talk to the locals for the best information. For example, everyone around here knows that it's very rare, if not impossible, to get into Black Lake before July. The segment where you were turned around and went back was barely into the journey and even if you had gotten past this, you would not have gotten much farther. Glad you were all safe in skirting the snow bank. Then if you really wanted to witness the grandeur of the canyon, you missed the best part by turning left at the bottom of Kleinschmidt grade and going south. Perhaps you were low on fuel at that point, but you really should have gassed up and gone back north on the same road to the end at Hells Canyon Dam, elevation around 1500 feet with canyon walls rising to over 8000. I drive rafters into this canyon all summer long and believe me when I tell you, this is the deepest and most extreme section of the canyon and is breathtaking looking from the bottom to the top. That being said, your drone shots are spectacular and I really enjoyed your footage around Hat Point. That is amazing and does give a little perspective on the depth of the canyon even if it is a ways north of the deepest section. At any rate, thanks for making great videos. It's appreciated!
Just curious with all the trips you've done in that rig since you've had it, What all has failed or had to be replaced to keep it in top running condition? I just bought a JL Rubicon x and I'm planning on doing some trips down the road and I want to get some good ideas on what I have waiting me lol
@@maryputman3535 it’s very common for us to take videos from earlier in the year that were multiple videos and combine them into one longer video over the holidays. These tend to be our best performing videos.
Lots of reasons for this trip. 1) we both love driving 2) the rule is more than one dog means more than one Jeep. Lol. 3) we had to bring the red one to pick up the new topper in Utah on the way. 4) my Jeep was on display at Expo PNW.
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures Isn't it something alot of times to share your experiences with people just to get knocked down! WOW!! I tell ya I absolutely loved this video. I'm a new follower and will be watching more of your content. Thanks for sharing and stay safe my friend.
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures I am not. A fool ,you were the scared fool going snow wheeling and you didn’t know how to get past the drift the video proves the fool
This is a perfect example of Idaho weather. Windy and blizzarding in one area and a few miles away sunny and clear.
I love how she's commenting more. So sweet, that is amazing. That's completion. I love the way the puppers snore's.
Thanks!!!!
Damn, haters gonna hate. Keep doing it. Love your post.
Thank you for showing more of the puppers. Ours comes home in the next few weeks.
That’s awesome!!!
Talking about puppies (which I love seeing too). Man I get an anxiety attack every time I see you letting your puppies run free out here in Arizona and Utah without being close to them. 😱 I know that back east you don't have to worry about coyotes, but out here, it's a problem. Here in the city (Phoenix) people lose dogs all the time to coyotes. I've watched them jump an 8' fence with ease. Just last week someone posted that she was in the back yard with her dog. She stayed on the patio and the dog when out in the yard. A coyote jumped the fence, grabbed her dog, and was gone before she could react. When our 24lbs dog goes outside, either me or my wife is next to him. When we go camping, we always keep him on a leash (so even if he gets grabbed, that coyote is going have to fight me for him 😡).
I literally went to type "it looks like you're driving in a post card" and you said it second later!!!! That Louisiana Arkansas connection hahahaha
That snow… I wouldn’t have had the courage. Great job working through it
Well done! Beautiful cinematography and music. This trip looks incredible. Thank you for creating such an enjoyable and engaging film!
I really appreciate that! Thanks for watching.
Thanks again for great content! Greetings from Poland ;)
Glad you like them!
Happy Holidays - thank you for the entertainment and education!
Being in Boise I really love seeing these videos along with Venture2Roam. Seeing what’s in our back yard makes me that much more excited to get my ZJ out on the trails this spring! (Replacing the engine in the meantime) Thank you for everything you guys do, Matt. We live in a society where everyone is so spoiled and gimme gimme gimme and it’s so easy to criticize others’ work. Half these people have never off roaded, much less created a TH-cam channel with over 100K subscribers. If people had to spend hours on end just to get one good shot, or edit for weeks on end just to put together a quality video they would be complaining much less. I can really appreciate just the simple concept of someone doing what they love and sharing it. Blessings!
Thank you so much!!!
Great adventure! I live on the Idaho side of this trip. Council to be exact. You can't get into Back Lake until July. The High Dive that you almost made it to would have been completely drifted in with snow. Love it!
Hey Matt. Love the video and the adventures - just wanted to call out something in case you didn’t notice. When you guys were digging out the gray jeep with the winch line attached coming back on the shelf road, you were working from the downhill side of the line while the other two were uphill. We don’t have the best view from the camera, but I know I wouldn’t want to be caught in the gut by that line if the Jeep slipped for some reason.
Take care and have a happy holidays & new year!
Truly one of your best.
Best video ive seen all year.newbe jeeper from Lake Havasu and first trip to Moab last April blew me away.
I’ve enjoyed this Hell’s Canyon recap as much as the original version from last summer. One of my favorites!
I live in Bend Oregon and have to get up there.
All of Eastern OR is incredible.
Both of us post under this name. I love the overlanding. She loves the puppers.
Have Matt, have you ever thought about picking up fly fishing? I have picked it up and it has made trips 10x more enjoyable. With all the places you get to travel to you could do some amazing fishing as well. Fishing on the Snake would've be epic. Great video & adventure. Thanks for sharing.
My wife kids and I live in Nampa and tent camped at black lake.
Lots of trout to be caught and beautiful scenery!
I’m in meridian and newer to the jeep scene! Always good to connect with other locals!
Absolutely stunning. Although, my anxiety would kick in with some of those roads.
Safe travels. 🌲
Ok, so we live in the lower Treasure Valley, West of Boise, been to Black Lake several times in F150 and SXS, and check with Forest Service as late as July to make sure we can get in. You should always check when in Idaho.
Gaura nitai gauranga,best wishes,awesome cinematography.
So amazing
Haven’t seen a video that makes me sweat with nervousness in awhile-this one did it! I could feel myself sliding off that snow bank. Yikes.
Great video. I’m living my dreams through you guys lol.
I spent a couple of days in Hells canyon in September. Seven Devils lake and mountain are a must see.
The boat ride on the Snake is fun. I'll go back again one day.
Amazing Video! My wife and I want to head that way this summer from Alberta!! Would love your Waypoints for this trip hehe😜
Around 9 mins i was waiting for a toyota corolla to show u wuts up lol. I remember my first trail 😂👌🏻
You’re so cute sitting at home commenting being a little troll. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Awesome adventures!
Yeah, don't like the weather in Idaho, wait a minute!!😂
Perfect timing. Set down, turned the "tube" on, this video came up while drinking my Goober Goose Hot Chocolate
Heck yeah. I had goober goose this morning. Best hot chocolate ever!!!
@OzarkOverlandAdventures yes it is.
Nice big snow banks I like them
Wow, no, just to your thing. Love❤
This video does look like one you posted before. However, you should have a pinball theme, where you have a 'Tilt Meter' for when you're getting close to rolling... add some pinball sound effects.
Yup I do remember watching a similar video
Great idea. lol
Outstanding
Matt, I love your videos stop doing all that sketchy stuff I would like them to continue!
I enjoyed your Hells Canyon video. l live in the area and I often wonder why people coming here to check out the canyon don't appear to ever talk to the locals for the best information. For example, everyone around here knows that it's very rare, if not impossible, to get into Black Lake before July. The segment where you were turned around and went back was barely into the journey and even if you had gotten past this, you would not have gotten much farther. Glad you were all safe in skirting the snow bank. Then if you really wanted to witness the grandeur of the canyon, you missed the best part by turning left at the bottom of Kleinschmidt grade and going south. Perhaps you were low on fuel at that point, but you really should have gassed up and gone back north on the same road to the end at Hells Canyon Dam, elevation around 1500 feet with canyon walls rising to over 8000. I drive rafters into this canyon all summer long and believe me when I tell you, this is the deepest and most extreme section of the canyon and is breathtaking looking from the bottom to the top. That being said, your drone shots are spectacular and I really enjoyed your footage around Hat Point. That is amazing and does give a little perspective on the depth of the canyon even if it is a ways north of the deepest section. At any rate, thanks for making great videos. It's appreciated!
Just curious with all the trips you've done in that rig since you've had it, What all has failed or had to be replaced to keep it in top running condition? I just bought a JL Rubicon x and I'm planning on doing some trips down the road and I want to get some good ideas on what I have waiting me lol
This was such an epic trip!!!
“Today is a good day NOT to die”
Worfin' it in the back country.
Doing off camber driving on snow banks you will be fine get use to it
Just watched this same thing awhile back. You showing reruns now?
@@maryputman3535 it’s very common for us to take videos from earlier in the year that were multiple videos and combine them into one longer video over the holidays. These tend to be our best performing videos.
Dude as much as you spot people now your wife spotting you and you're not listening to her.
Always great to get comments like this from people who weren't there. SMH!!!
😂
Yes Listen to your Wife, you know the wife is always right! 😂@@OzarkOverlandAdventures
Hi! I’m curious as to why you and your wife travel in separate vehicles? Practically speaking it would seem to cost more to go this route.
Lots of reasons for this trip. 1) we both love driving 2) the rule is more than one dog means more than one Jeep. Lol. 3) we had to bring the red one to pick up the new topper in Utah on the way. 4) my Jeep was on display at Expo PNW.
안녕하세요 ㅎㅎ 반갑습니다 여기는 한국 🇰🇷 😂😂저두 지프 글래디에이터 캠핑 합니다 한국 🇰🇷 여행 ✈️ 오세요 ㅎㅎ 건강하세요
Why take two different vehicles?
We both love driving and more than one dog means more than one Jeep.
is this old ?
It's multiple videos from this summer combined into 1 longer format.
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures 10-4
I would enjoy your video a lot more if you would focus more on the scenery instead of having your face in a lot of the video.
Thanks for the feedback.
To each, their own. My favorite parts of your videos is when you're on screen and talking about driving and the trip.
You guys are not very knowledgeable dirt and snow wheeling let your air down in tires
We were aired down. This isn't our first trip. LOLOLOL. I love it when the couch wheeling experts show up.
@ I have only been doing snow wheeling for 45 years
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures
Isn't it something alot of times to share your experiences with people just to get knocked down! WOW!! I tell ya I absolutely loved this video. I'm a new follower and will be watching more of your content. Thanks for sharing and stay safe my friend.
@@ScottBrown-e2j Too bad that 45 years doesn't help you not look like a fool on the internet. LOLOLOLOL!!
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures I am not. A fool ,you were the scared fool going snow wheeling and you didn’t know how to get past the drift the video proves the fool