That camp area is on my bucket list! And moose in camp. Last trip out, my Ridgeback discovered the joy of chasing pronghorn antelope. No way was he gonna catch them but he was in hot pursuit. Fortunately the e-collar worked out to 1/2 mile as advertised! He crashed hard for an afternoon nap.
Omg! 😳😂 Thank goodness for the e-collar! Yes, those moose were right at Camp Rangers spot!! Totally did not expect that.. we actually pulled over because we saw the 2 deer .. and then whoa- 2 bull moose in the and spot!
Great videos. I the future can you do a video on your 4Runner ? Would like to see what mods you’ve done and what overlanding and camping gear you’re using . Thanks . Just subscribed.
I love watching this. You capture the best parts! I'm sure I'll regret this later but you have permission to capture my breakdown(s) 😂. Yes, camping can wear you down 😅. Love you guys 😘
Yes, it is the 1 Up bike rack! Gary just bought the hitch extension and needs to test it out still.. just got the new swing arm installed about a week ago!
I have a question . If you packed your truck clear full, how long could you stay out in the mtns. Without going into town for supplies? And how many miles could you drive?
It depends.. you can pack extra water and gas in roto packs, food is usually what we run out of first.. I would say a solid week if you weren't going to drive a whole lot. Temperature matters as well. In the Summer (with dogs) we go through a lot of water which is why we try to camp near a fresh water source. If you're with a group, you can last a little longer and share your resources. On average, I would say 3-4 days before we head out for a resupply. And usually we like to move around and find new places to camp, so you just sort of plan to hit the stores on your way out to the next site..
So happy we ended in the Tetons. When we came up three years ago it has stayed at the top of my list of favorite places to camp. Love you guys!
We are always sad to part ways.. we love you guys too!
I loved the sunrise - we’re so lucky to have wonderful national parks.
I was sooo glad I rolled out of the tent for that! I almost missed it- I was running down the road in a hurry to catch it 😂
Wow. Those bull moose with the mountain background. Worth all the hassles right there. Great stuff.
One-hundred percent! Also.. I always say how it pays to get up early! You always catch the magic!
Best part is Lola falling asleep sitting up towards the end of the video XD
Haha! I can't believe I didn't notice that at first.. 😂🥰🥰
Camped there in Bridger-Teton a couple months ago! Loved this spot, great views to wake up to if you can get one of the higher camp spots
They are hard to get- was pretty happy to get the one we did! It's a beautiful area 😍
That camp area is on my bucket list! And moose in camp. Last trip out, my Ridgeback discovered the joy of chasing pronghorn antelope. No way was he gonna catch them but he was in hot pursuit. Fortunately the e-collar worked out to 1/2 mile as advertised! He crashed hard for an afternoon nap.
Omg! 😳😂 Thank goodness for the e-collar! Yes, those moose were right at Camp Rangers spot!! Totally did not expect that.. we actually pulled over because we saw the 2 deer .. and then whoa- 2 bull moose in the and spot!
Great videos. I the future can you do a video on your 4Runner ? Would like to see what mods you’ve done and what overlanding and camping gear you’re using . Thanks . Just subscribed.
Absolutely! Thank you for watching and for Subscribing- truly appreciated! We will try and get that video together for you very soon!
Love your videos!
Thank you so much for watching them! 🥰 I really appreciate your kind words 💛
I love watching this. You capture the best parts! I'm sure I'll regret this later but you have permission to capture my breakdown(s) 😂. Yes, camping can wear you down 😅. Love you guys 😘
That was such a good one!! 😂🥰🥰 Love you more!
Was just there a few weeks ago. What a magical place
Yes it is!
@Gary: Is that a 1 Up bike rack? With your CBI rear swingarm & spare tire, will there be enough length or clearance?
Yes, it is the 1 Up bike rack! Gary just bought the hitch extension and needs to test it out still.. just got the new swing arm installed about a week ago!
@@twodognite Woohoo!
Woohoo is right! 🎉🙌
I have a question . If you packed your truck clear full, how long could you stay out in the mtns. Without going into town for supplies? And how many miles could you drive?
It depends.. you can pack extra water and gas in roto packs, food is usually what we run out of first.. I would say a solid week if you weren't going to drive a whole lot. Temperature matters as well. In the Summer (with dogs) we go through a lot of water which is why we try to camp near a fresh water source. If you're with a group, you can last a little longer and share your resources. On average, I would say 3-4 days before we head out for a resupply. And usually we like to move around and find new places to camp, so you just sort of plan to hit the stores on your way out to the next site..
@@twodognite your regular trips are one thing. But if you had to live as long as you could and travel as far as you could on good highway.
@@twodognite and you can't just say, I'm cute, I get by....
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Girls are so much better looking without all the makeup. Plain is real and your real is awfly cute.
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