GHOST TOWN Near Vegas!! FLASH FLOOD Hot Spot!
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It's so easy to see how good of a relationship you have. A father and son goofing off, looking around. Just enjoying the day together. Doesn't matter if it's fishing, hitting a hot spring or dreaming about gold. You already found the gold
as a dad i have to agree
amazing what spending quality time can do for a family. My wife and kids are my best friends.
See this is. What I’m talking about. Nailed it !
. . well said
I’ve thought this same thing. I hope to have the same bond with my sons when they’re older.
Senior, I think you are justifiably proud of your kids. My hat is off to you, you appear to be a "hands on" type of father who leads by example and support your kids in what they like to do. You have my vote for father of the year. Carry on....
The Dodge looks like an early 1940’s WC series. I’d say 1941 or 42. Maybe the WF-32? As far as everything else I’ve enjoyed following all your videos!
my dad kept his boat at Nelson Landing, 6 days before the flood he drove it up to Willow Beach and began to keep it there. We were friend with the folks who were killed that worked at the dock and small snack bar, R.I.P....Good job guys. We would go up river to where the warm water meets the cold and fish that area looking for large trout, before the stripers were in the lake. my mother caught a 27-pound rainbow it had a big hooked jaw, the photo was on the wall of willow beach wall of fame, does that wall of photos still exist?
As a teenager Nelson's landing was our favorite place before the flood. If I remember it was the Anderson family running the place. I went to school with their daughter. My biggest rainbow was 7lbs 11 ounces up near Willow and I still have the button from the restaurant for trophy trout that year
Dude.... You guys give the best wild west tours. Love when you travel around and record unique and different places
Thanks
@@SinCityOutdoors @6:11 is a WEF dinner menu. Its funny if you get it.
I was at the river there 8+ years ago Lake Mohave was not that high the banks of the river was lower and you could see the flow like in Laughlin, it was like half that width at the wash , Powell and Mead quarter full , Mojave , and Havasu are brimming to the top ??? ,✌️👍💪🙏🤔
I’m 51.. I grew up traveling and seeing these things. As well as the Hoover dam. This is sooo awesome. That was a saloon back in the day. I’m part Cherokee..So I just love the history and one with the land. I’m was blessed to be taught all this. Thank you for being educated and Interested,not much of the youth these days care. Cheers froM Florida.✨✌️🌴✨🇺🇸
Lisa what Part of you is CHEROKEE ???? Top part ... Bottom part...Left or Right Side ?????? Please Explain..
@@slit4659 Bless your heart. Are you that less than smart?? Or we’re trying to be funny?? Stupid Q’s deserve a stupid answer. My toe!
I love this historical stuff you’re doing. You guys have more to offer than just Lake Mead updates 👍🏼👍🏼 !
Y'all are quickly becoming one of my favorite channels on UA-cam. I love the whole family getting together and making quality content spending time with one another. Keep up the Great work, we love it! 👍
It's some pretty wholesome stuff, rare for a lot of veterans as well, so its nice to see for sure.
next to car builds and racing they are. there's no one else I've found that takes the pride in their local areas and want to share their history and knowledge in this day and age
I see by everyone's comments that I 'm not the only one who cheers a little when a new SCO video pops up!
authentic family fun, this has to be channel of the year, no excessive ad's, no click bait titles, you guys should at least have 1 million!!!
I enjoy every one of your videos. Nice to see a young man that pays attention to history.
I am from Washington State. Me and my family were there back in May. Took the tour and have to say it was one of the best I have been on. A lot of history there. The tour guide was awesome. Very informative and had a great sense of humor.
Yes! This is great variety of content! Super-interesting to see the history of this town! 🙂
Oh man! Thank you guys for this post! I want to add this area to my bucket list. I love these old Gold and other ore mines and old cities. I spent 4 days up in the north central California gold discovery mines and cities. I have sluiced the east fork San Gabriel river and found quite a bit of gold in the river. Hard work but lots of fun. Thanks so much! BTW I’ve never seen a gold pan that small…and I have bought about 6 of those loaded Gold dirt bags, beware there is not as much gold as they claim, seriously not worth the money. Out of those 6 bags I got maybe one and a half grams. I won’t name the company but I gave a bad review on their website. Read all reviews before you buy anything, and google the company, you will see what I mean. I have not tried the Sin City Outdoors product. I’m going shopping for a SCO hat though.
My favorite family on UA-cam, I grew up in El Paso and these places remind me of the old towns you pass by when you drive out into the boonies like Oro Grande. Thanks for all the binge worthy content!
I love history. Ancient periods and the old west arey favorites. Now I'm going to make a road trip there. Thx guys for another great video.
The day of the flood it looked like rain, so we stayed home. We got a call that afternoon asking if we were OK. We lost 3 good friends in that flood, including my elementary school principal Mr. Daily. Our boat was in the first slip that wasn't destroyed. There was a picket at the Boulder City fish and game dept. a few years earlier to keep the marina from closing due to flood danger, I was in that picket line. And yes, Nelson would call the restaurant to warn of floods coming. Sometimes we would sit on the restaurant wall and watch them go by. 1' to 2' floods were common. As for the mine, all that was there were some old fighter planes, dilapidated mine and equipment and the original building that is the store/museum. I'm glad to see they still have the Review Journal flood articles I gave them. Keep up the cool videos!
Took a jeep ride tour of this place about 10 years ago when I had family fly in to visit. Had an awesome time & the guides knowledge was well worth the price.
Very interesting sure love the variety of things especially history you have on your channel never gets boring every show you learn and see cool stuff thanks for sharing
Keep up the awesome work. You guys never fail to entertain
You guys have differently become one of my favorite channels. I love the variety of videos you guys are doing and seeing the history of Nevada. Thanks again look forward to seeing lake Havasu.
Y'all are awesome. You have a wide range of interests, and you share them all well. The family dynamic is spectacular and how you share your content and do research and explain things, you teach and introduce things to your audience they would have no idea otherwise. On top of that, you also think of your supporters and things they might like and improve on that, like with the gold bags. Looking out for those who want to support you is the best customer service. Aside from the hunting, fishing, lake updates etc, you have a terrific all around channel. Thank you. Ah, and I'll agree, spicy mango fruit bars are killer.
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Some of the buildings were bought elsewhere, disassembled, then reassembled there. Like the church, that's a recent addition, that fire pit area / partial looking building out front was added over the past 7 years.
The general store was just added over the last 4 years.
They are always adding new buildings, more cars, more old tools, etc.
Holy smokes, I LOVED that video!!! All the stuff is SO interesting. You guys are awesome!
Omg I'm am so hyped about that clown motel! I've heard so many cool things about it. I really hope you guys make it out there, that would be awesome.
Thank You! Glad you guys enjoyed touring our property Techatticup Mine! Ton of history in El Dorado Canyon and untold tales. Would love to collaborate with y’all sometime we also fish, hunt and explore the outdoors. Been awesome watching your channel grow over the years and learning different techniques you implement. DM us links are in our channel. Appreciate you!
I'm always impressed by your sons - obviously fine young men. It's encouraging to see Adrian excited about history and things that matter, instead of what most young ones of his age couldn't care less about. Another great "side road" venture!
The open barn location would have been the blacksmithy - with the livery for horse hotels and saddles repository.
That’s what someone else said while we were there… interesting
As a historian I absolutely love this video. Extremely cool. I would appreciate more in the future if you guys could please!
Was having an episode, saw your video. All better. Your videos are great therapy for this new world we have found ourselves in. Thank you for showing us your backyard. Makes me glad to share when people ask about my hat. And confident knowing those who recognize the hat, understand the camarderie.
Quick question, is SCO pronounced like Phó? Lol, scuh or scoh? Or show?
Awesome video guys. I was born and raised on the West Coast and never ventured into those areas, wish I had.
Jr. has an old soul 😊 what wonderful enthusiasm sharing the area's history with your audience. Keep up the awesome content!
This place was so cool to visit. There's also a cliff jumping spot nearby.
Ola SCO.
WHAT A COOL and extremely interesting video. Man, I love the historical value of this.
Really enjoying your channel ! I can't wait to see some of your hunts coming up. Especially another Elk hunt so Jr, can get his first.
Warmest Regards from 4th generation Arizona native.
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You guys are killing it !
You guys are not too far from another famous Flash Flood area. Across the river just North of you is Willow Beach. You launch your boat there often. It's a steep grade. Good video for the newbies. ♥️
Great video! Thanks for showing us history
When I lived in Idaho my Dad would always take my brother and I camping to a place called Silver City. It had the same type of vibe and we had a blast out there, great memories. Great video, you youngsters will never have this time with your Dad again, in the blink of an eye these days will pass, savor these times. :)
I admit, I play some cards when I'm in Vegas but being on east coast time, I'm always up early checking out the mountains and the desert. Keeps me coming back. Valley of Fire state park is my favorite. Spectacular place.
It is such a pleasure for this retired, old guy from N.J. to watch your videos. The three of you are a "classic" picture of what a close family is all about................. In this video, Dad mentions "it's not all on the water, we also like to visit these small towns". Like it says on your hats, Dad, it says "Sin City Outdoors". The OUTDOORS is the important part. You do all outdoor stuff. Not only Hunting or Boating (Fishing)..........The three of you just make for very interesting, family videos. From the bottom of my heart I say ........THANK YOU, MEN !
Quite a bit of history there. How fun to be able to jump into the car with family and go explore. Very close relationship and great to see. Have a wonderful day
Came for the lake updates, stayed for the rest of the content
We have been watching you guys for a little while now and we love seeing how caring and passionate the both of you are about nature and history. It is so great to see a father and son really enjoying going out and seeing what our incredible planet has to offer.
Thanks for the history. Keep doing your all around from lake to sports and fishing. And a big thumbs up on getting the house boat back in the water.
We lived in the Henderson Green Valley area for 20+ years, we raised 3 kids there, we finally moved on in 2011, and moved to Colorado. The Nelson area, is so familiar to us , we were avid rock hounds at that time and would go exploring everywhere in Nevada, California, Arizona, and Utah. Nelson was one of our all time favorite areas. We could always find geodes there and lots of quartz crystals. There were times we would just follow roads to see were we would end up, a lot of times we would find old mining camps. Thank you for bringing back a lot of fond memories.
*_So cool I'm glad you guys brought us down here. I just recently visited Nelson Ghost Town on the bike._*
Hey your hats turned out great ! My husband and I watch your channel often. Bid bang, SCO, antiques roadshow,. All the great ones! ☺️😆 Thanks guys for putting this out there because my husband loves ghost towns and we are going to be passing that way again soon (we go back and forth through Vegas often) and this would be really fun to go and check out this ghost town so thanks-. keep putting out the great videos and it's kind of fun to think that you guys are celebrities now( your family visit you know ).how cool is that ☺️😇
You guys doing a great job. Love the diversity of your vlogs. Lots of people enjoy seeing the history of the wild western towns n mines. I know becouse I live on the Mojave Tropico mine.. keep up the great work.
This reminds me of all the places I went with my dad when we were hunting and fishing in Arizona, Nevada and California. I love to see you guys doing fun things! I sure do miss those days and my Dad . God bless Gentlemen!
Love this video,so much eye candy at that old Ghost Town. Keep the videos coming! Be safe and have fun.
What an awesome time OUTDOORS! Thanks for sharing, y'all :]
Yall are 2 fine guys doing what yall love to do. Shout out to yall significant others. Yall rock
Good stuff Adrain, when I lived there I loved all of the history too. Check out Beatty NV. It is a cool little town. In the Air Force at Nellis I would go to Beatty and stay for a few days and go into the bombing ranges with our big equipment to collect and haul our simulated devices out of there. It was cool and a lot of history in that little town of Beatty. Thanks guys.
Always like the history and places you give your viewers. Thank you for sharing. Your posts are a no miss for me. Also enjoy the fishing and hunting knowledge you share,along with the family unity and good times shared with friends,old and new. 👍🙂🖖
You all hit gold without lifting a shovel. Congrats you all deserve it. Thank you for what you do. On a side note really awesome how you decided to do not only paydirt but including a pan, snuffer, and jar is awesome. FYI for the trolls, i am in no way affiliated and or compensated in any way. Just a fan of their work giving my HONEST opinion. God bless.
I love history! There’s so much we can learn from the past. When I was young, every vacation my family took was based around by something I could learn, and that has always stuck with me.
You two are putting out great videos. Look forward to seeing more.
I enjoy your videos. I'm not a fisher so I really enjoy your other subjects. I hope you'll keep looking for interesting stuff about the Vegas area.
We live near old coal mines in Arkansas and they often had those cabs encapsuladed to protect from rock blasts. We lived several miles from them and would get shrapnel from their dynomiting.
Love these videos. I just moved out here to Vegas a yr ago and your videos show me things to do that are not on the strip which i would prefer! Have you guys gone to the nuclear blasts sites?
I bought the golden dirt bag for my son in July he Loved it and did get a small amount of gold from it. He said it was such a great gift. Thank you guys.
Y'all are awesome!! I love how you all taking this opportunity and are flourishing with it with all sorts of ideas and apparel, I think it's a great idea for kids to have fun looking for gold. Hope y'all have many years ahead of you in this UA-cam game, love yall keep it up👍👍
I’ve spent a lot of time at that spot before they started doing tours. It’s a cool spot very little of the stuff there is original. The owners built it up to look like an old ghost town. Back in the early 90s not much was there
Glad to see Ju Ju, I was hoping he'd come with. Does the Mrs, Sin City ever come with?
Literally find myself shedding a tear for how happy and blessed you are to have such a tight nit family.
You a super shedder?
@@NoNORADon911 super duper!
Darn how'd we miss this place? We were in Vegas a couple years ago ghost town hunting. Thanks for the video. May have to make another trip.
That is so awesome! I've been wanting to check out a ghost town someday, so interesting!🌞 I'm in SW AZ, not too far from some places to check out!
I really enjoy your videos very much! Thank you for sharing! Blessings to you & your family, you are truly GENUINE!💜🙏💕👏🙌🌞🐦
Man I started watching your videos about 3 months ago finally subscribed today you guys have some really cool content father and sons living life.. I’m calling it now at almost half a million subs you gouts are gonna get a lot more.. y’all need crocs to sponsor you cause I got me some just from watching Sr😂 appreciate you guys
😆… we reached out to crocs
@@SinCityOutdoors sin city crocs coming soon😂I’ll reach out to them fools on your behalf.. I mean Sr shows the durability lol
awesome like always, the history behind that really makes u think what it was like nearly 200 years ago. the black and white pictures are my favorite, it never gets old looking at those pictures. best content fellas, 👍👍👍
When I was a teenager we used to go there and camp out at one of the mines. What you see today is not what it looked like, there was one old guy that lived at Nelson proper but it was very run down, there were a few structure intact but tourists were not welcome, the leaching tanks still held gold and the old guy there owned it and he knew it was there. Most of the structures you see were built or rebuilt from scraps of wood there. Just remember that was a hard rock mine, the ore was crushed and placed into tanks that were full of cyanide, the cyanide caused the gold went into solution, then the cyanide was treated that caused the gold to come out of solution.
cyanide gold leaching
I visited this town about a year ago! Absolutely loved coming here, learning the history of this place, hanging out at the beach and taking some really cool pictures!
Maybe you guys should go out and visit the Ghost Town Mining site at Cerra Gordo!! That would be great! Stay well folks!
It’s on the list… we saw Heavy D was out there and it’s near Sr’s hometown
I used to ditch school and romp around out there at Nelson. Looks like the guy has collected a lot more stuff since I saw it. There's a couple old mining camps hidden out there. That clown motel in Tonopah has apparently been remodeled in the last few years, it was cool before that but looks kinda goofy now. When I was there the plumbing would shriek at you, especially the shower. Good times lol.
Enjoying your channel, one of the few I always watch the day it comes out
Awesome Video, think about the gold rush of folks by horse and bringing high hopes and a dream to strike it rich. Thank you Sin City, great father and son Video. Love these history of area. ❤️❤️
I love your videos….sharing the history of your local spots. Also enjoy you sharing your family with us 💕
Golden Dirt Bags! I love it! Great videos guys. Thanks for sharing😊Have a great weekend👍🏻
Really great video, I like watching you guys. You'r down to earth and informative. Keep the videos coming, always like the fishing and hunting along with preparing the catch. looks like some good eats!!!
Great job today! I love the content.
That wash at Nelson's landing seems like a great place to explore further. Looks like a previous civilization may have dwelled along the face of the visible side of the wash. Be safe out there. Thanks for sharing guys keep up the great work!
Appreciate this video a look back in time was awesome both of you do a great job of explaining the history of the area so gentlemen hats off to you and your Channel and content and definitely I finish every video to the end Always worth it have a great Weekend be safe of course Appreciate you and your family Always 🙏🙏
I'm happy to see you two succeed on hard work so ty for all your hard work you two deserve to succeed I hope to visit one day I'm in utah so not to far
Thank you for all your variety of content!
That old Dodge could be an early 40s Power Wagon....if those were even being produced then. Awesome video and a nice switch from the Lake Mead and fishing vids! Really love you guys family dynamic and your content! MLAR (much love and respect) from me, Scott, in lil' ol' Clemson SC! 💙🙏🏼
You’re talking about the antique saddles and I’m fixated on the bus behind you 😂 Thank you for your videos - I’m really enjoying learning about the history of your area. Confession: I’ve been to Vegas once and…haha … did NOT like it. This side of NV is way more my speed :)
Wish we knew about this place when we travelled to Vegas from Australia several years ago. We’ve done a few road trips in the US but missed this gem. Thanks for sharing. Might get back there one day. Cheers, guys. 😻
@Sin city outdoors, my guess on that old Dodge truck is 1942. Hopefully someone knows the correct answer. I follow your channel and enjoy each one. Keep up the good work guys. "Drink water, drive on". @Senior, I was Regular US Army deployed multiple times, and just wanted to say from one Soldier to another thank you. Keep it up Sin City Outdoors. "Hooah "
Top notch channel! Love the exploration style vids and just great work.
I live in AZ and my Dad and I use to explore all around AZ. I love watching you guys having fun. Your boys will keep your (Sr) tradition going for the next generation to appreciate history the good as well as the bad. We all will just keep getting better as a collective society. Thank you for all your videos. They make me feel good and gives me hope for our kids future. Keep up the great work boys!!!
I'm from Wyoming and visited Techatticup about 10 years ago, such a cool place. Got soooo many great photos!
❤️ the video as always! Happy Friday all
Try Oatman ghost town in AZ not far from Vegas is very cool! Or Jerome, AZ little further but totally worthwhile!!
Lynx lake also has free gold area to pan in 🤗😁
You provide content that is SO much better than anything on streaming TV. Thank you.
Y'all have the best videos and film some of the coolest stuff.
Fascinating!!! Thank you both for sharing this with those of us who can't get there. From D/FW area of Texas here.
Dude I love this channel! Glad I found it
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My husband and I spent the day at this amazing place and also food the tour of the mine. We thought it was fantastic and it is well worth the trip there to see in person. Thank you so much for your great videos.
Just wanted to say, hey,!.. I found this channel about 6 to 8 months ago and you do a GREAT job keeping me interested to come back for more 👍
Keep up the great work, you and you're boys will have a brilliant future. 🍻
Also, stay rooted... the reason why I really love this channel is that you folk are real... the average day people. 😉
I love the content!! I don't really like fishing but love your all mixed up subjects AND I do watch you fishing! God Bless!
Thank you Becky
Love you guys
The front looks like a 40's Power Wagon. The cab looks kind of like a 25ish Paddy Wagon. I very well could be wrong. Great channel!
Great video & fascinating history. I could spend hours just rummaging around looking at all the really old equipment. The old photos are really interesting. I was doing ok with the video until Sr stated there’s probably loads of rattlesnakes. I’m glad you did the video as there’s no way I’m going anywhere near a rattlesnake habitat 😂 Much safer watching you guys on UA-cam.
Really enjoyed this one guys. I'm a gold miner myself so I like seeing history and cool stuff like this
My guess is the the Dodge is early 1940's, great history and love your channel 😎
Dr T ,I think you are right about the truck, my guess is a surplus Military 40s Dodge Power Wagon adapted to suit their needs.
Have fun at Lake Havasu City, it’s beautiful down there. Watch out for those dust storms, we were caught in one leaving Boulder City headed to I-40, couldn’t see anything and almost had to pull off the side of the road. Love the channel, peace to you all from Ohio. ✌️😎