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Beautiful, I hope the dreadful division by the most divisive, evil person ...trump...in our history will go away and we can truly be the united states of America. I never knew the southern, eastern states HATE the rest of us. I do not BELIEVE they do in their hearts. WE ARE ONE.

Nice video, made my already positive opinion of Kansas even better. I'd love to go sometime, but, unfortunately, I sit between being interested enough to go, but not interested enough to spend money to go on a trip there from here in Texas. Hopefully I'll see it someday.

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I’m from Moline KS 😌 s/o elk county

It’s funny I’m from Nebraska and we determine when we’re in Kansas by seeing a multitude of trees

Yeah but the forests aren't impressive and small. Kansas has it's own beauty, but natural forests aren't part of that.

I've lived here my entire life and have yet to see a forest. It's not a complaint, it's the truth.

I live in wichita and have never seen this area, what part of wichita is this at? Id like to go explore

Shhh Kansas is great, but we don’t want cali or colo folks coming out

I work with Rex Buchanan at the KGS. Cool dude. Rural kansas hides many cool geologic features you wont see by staying on I70

I hope they repopulate many of the areas they inhabited in former times.

Looks like a great place for some good r.c rock crawling. Im just in McPherson ill have to go spend the weekend in the area. Thanks for sharing.

funny i watch this now. a year ago almost to the day i was sitting in elk city state park, right where that shot is taken at 7:39 . I have picture in my phone from the exact same spot. very cool!

Looks alot like the formations out at kanopolis lake out by horsethiefs canyon

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Trees and Lone star ticks

Pretty cool but isn't only like 3% of all land in Kansas public so how much of this can you really go to anyway?

this is awesome!

Kansas is just a little too far for me, I do a lot of hiking in TN, AR, MO, and IL. Hopefully I'll get to do some hiking there soon.

We saw a cougar many times on my Dads farm in Leavenworth county when going out to feed the horses. We did not have a trail camera, but seen it at least twice a week. We had to take a rifle out to the barn for protection in case it charged at us.

born n raised in wichita i miss it with all my heart.

SEK is home for me. Allen County raised. My hometown has elm, oak, and Osage Orange trees that have been around since the civil war. They live on a floodplain that sits below a 30ft limestone bluff. SEK was an incredible place to grow up. The Ozark ecosystem starts in Kansas and extends up the plateau to the east. Ozark hills are truly ancient, they make the Rockies seem young. The land itself feels old. The topsoil is thick and rich. I now live up in the Kaw River Valley in Riley Co. Both areas are beautiful. The geology and ecology are incredible here, but I still long for home.

This isn't too far from I am now, might check it out

I live in Kansas (around the Hays area), and I never knew this place existed. Fascinating video, thank you for uploading!

I saw one just north of Emporia back in 2018/19 while driving around in the country with my wife. She didn't believe me, but I knew what I saw wasn't "a big dog!"

north east kansas is also quite beautiful with lakes, forests, and the rolling flint hills

The biologists are wrong IMO, they still say the same thing about Northern Missouri, and yet they are spotted at a high level in the last 3-4 years

I live in the area, and am blessed to have a family ranch here of several thousand acres. I’ve spent my life hunting deer, turkey, and quail in these woods. Solid post oak timber for miles. Beautiful area. Wouldn’t trade it for anything.

Smoky Valley Ranch sounds like Hidden Valley's new ranch dressing flavor

I have friends and family in front range in Colorado. They have cameras and post the videos on Facebook.

I’m not a rancher but I can’t help but root for the bears and cougars.

Scat identified in Douglas County

Kansas blows, I can't wait to move back west again

I saw two cougars following the river east of Arlington in Reno County when I was a teenager in the late 1950's. No one would believe me and tried to tell me they were probably dogs. I was old enough to know the difference between a cougar and a dog.

Great. Now tell us about Kansas's 8,600' tall mountain range.

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Need a channel like this for Nebraska!

It feels kind of bad that pretty much every beautiful place I’m Kansas is privately owned land. It’s so hard to go out and explore without trespassing and I would never want to do that!!!

I KNEW it was considered bad lands!! I had to go out there to fix some oilfield tanks. We only had physical maps at the time and I loved being out there. I love Kansas. You’re opening my world view of Kansas and I am so happy to realize there is so much more then before. All with fantastic drone footage!

I KNEW it was considered bad lands!! I had to go out there to fix some oilfield tanks. We only had physical maps at the time and I loved being out there. I love Kansas. You’re opening my world view of Kansas and I am so happy to realize there is so much more then before. All with fantastic drone footage!

I strongly dislike the state and the SEK area after spending a number of my years there. I am far away now, but you have presented the area in a beautiful and informative way. I am quite familiar with the blue blazes and recognize those spots. High quality video and voiceover. Great work!

The Gary Haller trail in Johnson County runs along the side of a cliff that has something like a 100 foot drop when you look over the side.

Topeka has several unconfirmed sightings ever couple years, and 20ish years ago, my neighbor caught a mountain lion on video in our backyard!

These are fantastic videos.

Feral pigs might also be attracting predators like cougars/mtn lions.

Kansas has like no forest. And the small amount that does exist is mostly private property. I lived there for a short time and I'm a big outdoors camping person and it was not that great there. If you like forest go to Oregon, Washington, Montana, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, any of the most northern states pretty much.

A fine video. Many parts of Southeast Kansas like this are comparable to the Ozarks but without all the excess tourists. I like to hike there and I guess I hope it kind of stays rather unknown.

Great video. I used to live in Emporia and the flint hills area is another video that should be made. A great place to start would be the bazaar cattle pins on the turnpike then to the tetterville area. Also the road from Matfield green to strong city is spectacular.

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I used to live in Coffey county and the people 2 houses down the road used to keep one in a pen in their backyard. I also saw one lying next to the highway in the median, when i went back to see if it was dead it was gone. That was in the early 2000s