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Just Some clips from Little Moab. I thought he was going to roll on that first one. #moab #utah
Just some clips I put together from out trip out to Little Moab. Thanks for watching.
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Avalanche Area, I went to the Exact location of the Avalanche. @PowerHouseMotorUT #avalanche #utah
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Me and some of the other @RockyMountainFreeriders went up to the location where the avalanche happened. I did a walk around of the area. I hope you enjoy the video. leave a comment and subscribe for more like this. Thanks for the support.
July 2nd. Chill ride in the Mountains. @PowerHouseMotorUT @RockyMountainFreeriders #afcanyon #utah
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We went up to see the area where the avalanche happened this winter. I will be posting a video tomorrow of the area and talking about what happened.
Traxxas MAXX SLASH open box first look at the new truck #traxxas #powerhousemotorsports #utah
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Traxxas MAXX SLASH open box first look at the new truck #traxxas #powerhousemotorsports #utah
Fun Little Jump Session. #powerhousemotorsports #mountainwolf #utah #flyracing #bca #snowmobile
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Fun Little Jump Session. #powerhousemotorsports #mountainwolf #utah #flyracing #bca #snowmobile
Part2 Buried in an Avalanche, Saved a life, Utah Avalanche #powerhousemotorsports #mountainwolfut
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Part2 Buried in an Avalanche, Saved a life, Utah Avalanche #powerhousemotorsports #mountainwolfut
Part1 Buried in an Avalanche, Utah Avalanche. our day of riding leading up to the slide. #avalanche
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Part1 Buried in an Avalanche, Utah Avalanche. our day of riding leading up to the slide. #avalanche
The Snow is getting better but we still need more. Sorry for the bad camera angle.
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The Snow is getting better but we still need more. Sorry for the bad camera angle.
I need to go there
I can't thank these good men enough. So many miracles lined up to keep me alive. Without the help of God and this great rescue team, I would not be here today. 3 of us were buried and all survived. My group was frantically looking for me. As the other group showed up. It is extremely rare that a successful rescue happens from a secondary group. I will never forget this day. And this great group of men that rescued me. I think about it everyday.
175? Track looks long as hell
165
Looks fun for a week.after that too damn cold
It's usually not bad. If you have the right clothing you get hot far more than you get cold. If you just trail ride then yeah it's a bit cold you will want insulated stuff.
Get. A. Real. Sled. Plz..
What exactly is a real sled?
Glad to hear everyone made it back safely! Scary stuff! I never want to experience something like that. Everyone did a great job!
So happy to see everyone was ok! Going along with the theme that this video will be used as a "lessons learned" one thing we noticed was that 911 should have been called immediately once the they realized there was an avalanche with a burial. Obviously if there is only one person searching and digging you don't waste time on the phone, but with that large a group, the ideal move would have been to assign one person the job of communicating with 911 and SAR. After all, many Avalanche deaths are due to trauma, not suffocation. You just never know and getting even a few minute head start with an extraction could make a difference, especially in cases of internal bleeding, shock, hypothermia, etc. Of course, that's easy analysis here from my office chair, much harder in real-life, (so I'm definitely not judging!!) but it further highlights importance of practicing and running rescue drills.
Thanks for the comment. That was my idea as well, I wasn't in charge of the situation so it didn't happen. Luckly him and the others where ok to ride out. If it had gone differently we would have definitely wished we had a head start. I appreciate you and everyone else who has shown support for the situation.
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I cannot help but be concerned how many AIARE procedures are tossed aside as this group performs this rescue. This video would make a good case study. Glad the snowmobiler survived.
Man insane I never had to rescue or got caught in a slide but we would come from Iowa not use to the mountains so we would literally have someone bury a beacon just so we could practice every morning before we went out. You might think it’s dumb but it’s not
We did that a lot as well to practice. It's not dumb it's actually quite smart
That’s insane and awesome work, good thing everyone had the proper gear or that could have been a lot worse. Looks like he got buried even with an avy bag crazy
Man good work knowing how to use the gear and even thinking to give him a blessing right there on the spot. So did the other two not get buried? Or did the other two’s Avy bags keep them on top and just the 3rd fella was buried?
One of the others pulled his bag and was mostly on top and able to get out on his own. The other was completely covered but 2 members of the other group found him and got him out. He can be seen showing up towards the end of the video. The one that was on top grabs my shovel about halfway through.
Man so scary. Was the one that got buried just down below it and that’s why he got buried? Noticed his avy bag was deployed, but still got buried somehow.
I had been going up next to my buddy Rhett. I had turned out and was heading downhill and had no idea that an avalanche was coming. It hit me hard enough that I didn't have the capacity to deploy my avalanche gear. My ave pack was deployed as the team was extracting me from the snow.
God bless you guys. 🙏 So glad everyone came home.
Y’all are so powerful for each one of your efforts and resilience. Hero’s!
He should wear the backpack that inflates when you are in an avalanche
He had one. The avalanche got him from behind but he wasn't able to deploy it.
Yes he probably had one but he should stop being fucking stupid and avoid avalanche terrain. This is like his fourth burial over the years. Kudos to the dudes for digging his ass out but this guy needs to wake the fuck up or he ain’t coming home on the next one.
Why were they in trouble in the first place. Did they cross a barrier?
Not sure what you mean by barrier but 2 of them where climbing a hill that you shouldn't be on with extreme avalanche danger.
I’m so glad they are ok. ❤
Always be prepared reminds me, need to get some narcan for my daily lmaoooo
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@@MikeyD0 narcan? Never heard of narcan?
"Stay wth us" bruh didn't get shot lol
Hyperthermia?
Dying of hypothermia feels like falling asleep. They're trying to keep him conscious so he doesn't die.
He had been 10 minutes without oxygen, he was suficating. He passed out multiple times and we were woried we had lost him. That's why. The guy was 30 seconds from dieing.
@@TheNightcoreWarriorHe was quite warm snow is really good at retaining warmth. He hadn't had oxygen in close to 10 minutes so he passed out a few times. It was 15 minutes before he could do anything.
@soulstice18 hmm, so an Alaskan vacation is sounding like a fun time right now.
I heard a rumor that this was the third avalanche that this guys was involved in. is that true?
It's very possible. I know he was involved in one last year. Not sure about a third but I never asked.
Im glad he was rescued. Right place right time was huge. @@MountainWolf-ut
So glad that everyone involved was found safely. Praise God!
Ef me. I believe the Lord deserves praise for allowing the right people at the right time. This is so wild! So greatful this played out with everyone being safe.
Very much so agree. There are so many things that aligned for this to happen. Definitely Devine intervention. We weren't even going to be in this area that day.
Rider: 0 hesitation: 1
I believe something similar happened to Ken Block…..
Yeah basically same thing
thank god
Very fortunate outcome. Glad to hear everyone made it out okay.
I'm glad it turned out how it did. 30 seconds or a minute later and it could have been a different outcome.
All of these people are heroes for this. Wish the time limit allowed more. I hope all 3 were saved.
All 3 made it, the one we dug out had been under the longest and didn't have much time left. Luckily the best outcome is the one we got
So did only one of them make it? It said 3 were buried!
All 3 made it. Out of the 3 only 1 got his airbag pulled. He was able to dig himself out. The other that was completely covered was dug out by other members of his group. No one had found the guy that we found.
This DA has been caught TWICE in two years.He deserves the Darwin award!Stupid fools like this is why riding rights get taken away.
Where were they?
American Fork canyon
You guys are amazing! So glad you were in such a critical position to help!❤️❤️❤️
Nice work team! I'll be sending this on to my avalanche training team as a lesson tool for the chaos of being in the real situation and things we can all be aware of and learn. Bravo.
Thanks. I hope it can help save a life someday.
Angles on the Mountian! Great job on the successful save.
Wow you guys! Great job being prepared and ready to help! Love seeing my family and the good they do❤
I'm glad we were prepared.
Proud of you guys!
This man means so much to so many- thank you. Your courage and preparedness saved someone we all love so much. 💕 Colleen Grimes
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for being on the mountain this day, for riding a little longer than planned, and for being prepared for this kind of situation. This rescue is nothing short of a miracle. -Amanda Smith, daughter
Very much so a Miracle on timing and just being in the area at that time.
Good work
Thanks for saving my brother! So grateful you were nearby.
I'm very grateful we were nearby and were able to act fast. What a miracle.
Thank you for saving my dad. Great crew you guys have there. We can't thank you enough. Have fun riding and be safe this winter!
I'm glad we were there to help. God was definitely watching over him.
Must be nice I didn’t even get my sled out we didn’t even get enough too
I hope it snows soon for you.