Bear Near Camp! and Dirt Bikes Are Great Fun
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Being out on the road has it's share of excitement and this time we're sure we had a bear prowling near our camp! Also, motorcycles and, in this case, dirt bikes are a whole lot of fun and our friend, Dawn, and her boyfriend , Kyle tell us about theirs, a Yamaha 250 WRF and a Honda 250 CRF. What camping equipment is working for us and what things aren't? We share some of that too!
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Hi Rick, Hello Linda. Gee, this episode is quite Soothing. A tad different and really enjoyable. The 'Stillness' about the forrest and the wildlife is perfect. Bears or not, I'm at home in the 'Out of Doors'. A funny thought: while watching you Both Wherever you might be, I 'picture you all' actually 'being there' when in Fact you are Hundreds of miles away. Kind of Funny, kind of an Altered State. Rick, your Videos bring a Calming Effect into my body. Even if I'm in a similar type of location. The Chronicles being made with each step of your journey is a History Show in the Making. You both seem So Relaxed while having your wheels fixed, goes to show you 'Love the Journey' no matter what. It's Good to Travel-Along with you Guys. Thanks. (I'll bet you are Glad to spend some time back at the ranch??)
Thank you, Vincenzo, for your nice comment. It's nice to be back home to take care of the chores and then think about where we're going to next.
I lived in Colorado at 10000 ft for about 25 years. I also flew a 172 Cesena up to 14500 one time without oxygen to get over some mountains. I figured I was pretty acclimated since I lived at 10,000 ft. I won't do that again. :) Little tip for bears. Carry a squirt bottle of ammonia. Spray it around the perimeter and keep the doughnuts away. Hard sided trailer won't do any good if a bear wants in. I've seen them stick there claws through a steel door and rip it to shreds. Ammonia works wonders.
You're right about the hard sided RVs, it just gives you a little time to defend yourself. Thanks for the ammonia tip!
That is what a biologist recommended to us after a bear ate 4 of our chickens and trashed their coop. She said to soak rags in ammonia and hand them in the trash cans and chicken coops.
Send your drone up to get an overhead view of what’s cracking those branches.
Exactly what I bought a drone for. Surveillance of the campsite surroundings. Good point.
That's a great idea!
Stay safe guys, no playing with the bears.
When I visited Denali National Park, we were warned not to whistle.. Anything that whistled there was a food source for bears and wolves..
As always great video, glad you two are on the move again and enjoying life.. stay safe on your travels...
Oh how funny "I never take her for granite". Enjoy your travels.
Did you hear that?
My stomach was growling.
Hahaha. Fun video.
The terminology for people that ride bikes and motorcycles in bear country is 'Meals on Wheels'.
Bear in the daylight are way better than in the dark. I walked around a tree at my cabin in CO (11,870 ft) right at dusk and was facing a 300-350 lb boar at 25 yds. I had switched out my 45 Colt with bear loads for my 1911 with lead rd nose earlier so was a little under-gunned. So what did I do....I got out my phone and took pics. Ha! I woofed a few times and stomped my feet but it only stared at me. It did go behind a tree and stood there staring at me. A hungry boar can be worse than a sow with cubs. Eventually, it moved off.
By the way Linda cows moo, they don't whistle.
Sorry about that, Jim.
I have spent a lot of time in that area. It’s beautiful and has bears, mountain lions, moose, wolves, etc. If you head north west of Walden you will find sand dunes. Great area to explore.
Another great video. We look forward to the notification that Gonagain has a new video posted. Safe travels
Thank you, Amy! We do enjoy making these videos and really appreciate the feedback we get from folks like you.
I live in Weiser Idaho and we drove to a little town called Ola to eat in a tiny country restaurant Even though we had Idaho plates the sherif didn’t recognize our car and kept stepping inside and checking us out. Kind of strange but when we left I chatted with him a little. Really friendly guy but he just didn’t see many strangers in that little mountain town.
I did enjoy this about dirt bikes and watch out for the bears 🐻😊
Nice Video. Really enjoyed the interview with Dawn and Kyle. I'm a bit biased though for sure. Considering she is my daughter.
Hello Dennis! We sure enjoyed meeting Dawn and Kyle and chatting with them around the campfire. Hope we can run into them again, somewhere. Glad you liked the video, got Dad's approval. Thanks.
👍👍 for riding with all of the appropriate protective gear.
Watching your video this AM, as I work from home.
Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching, 1954shadow.
@@gonagain now I know why you go into detail on any subject, being that you were a pilot every time before a flight, you checked off all the boxes and re-checked.
Nice looking country to be in and exploring!!
He might have been checking to make sure you were OK. Lots of drugs around. Bet he breathed a sigh of relief when you got coffee. enjoy the video. Grace
Good to see you have a rifle. I used to live in Saratoga, WY, and would drive all the way to Walden, CO occasionally to buy food at the health food store. Walden seemed like a big town at the time. That rock must have been difficult for Linda to load into the trailer. It gave her L for sure.
You two are just great, fun, genuine people! Love the interviews and the gadget info. Yap up here in the Flathead I've been burning at least one fire a day through much of August and continue to now for sure. Stay safe, have fun!!😁
Thanks for watching, Wanda!
Dawn knows her stuff! Brings back memories of fun times riding!
Yes she does!
We’ve used the rechargeable Ronxs boon docking for years in our vintage motor home, and it works in windy conditions too!!! Thanks for your efforts!
What a neat young lady. I am female and I have had four motorcycles and rode for 20 years. Mostly street bikes. Three Harleys and a Kawasaki.
Nice!
"I never take her for granite!"...lol
I admire your lifestyle. I wish I could live this kind of life. I'm happy for you both.
More, please!
Thank you, just what I needed with my coffee this morning, the problem is what to have with it tomorrow?
Wow! WR250 for a first bike...Hang on brother. Powerful handling machine so ride fast and take chances. I'm jealous with my xt250 but at 66 I think it's plenty. Enjoy gang.
Great video as always. What a fascinating and fulfilled life you've both led. If I could achieve half of what you have done and still doing I'd be a happy man. Bless you both
I have one of those lighters to.I love mine
Another great start to the day. Now off for my own "sugar high" from a nasty sweet treat. Thanks guys.
Enjoy your sweet treat. Linda just made some apple turnovers with some apples she picked in Kansas, wow.
@@gonagain ..... With great home cooking like you have in your family I would be sooo more overweight than I am, you lucky dog. :)
Hmmmm, Kansas videos coming up about how to pick apples instead of rocks? :)
The motorcycle segment reminds me of a story.....my brother had a Honda trail 90 and my Dad wanted to ride it. My brother forgot he had turned off the gas so when my Dad took off, he only went a short distance and the thing ran out of gas. My Dad didn't have a helmet on and it thru him over the handlebars and he landed on his head in a gravel street. I have pics of him with a swollen forehead from the impact. Luckily he survived for many more years.
Thanks for sharing your story. Fun times, eh? Glad your dad survived with just a swollen forehead.
@@gonagain I forgot to tell you but it was in Montana.......Philipsburg to be exact and it was in the 60's.
Oh, nice place to live!
At about 6:15, I smiled when I noticed what you were carrying..!! Good for you, 'Mountain Rick'... You can never be two careful.! Besides the errant four legged animals, it works equally well for the two legged, too..! LOL! I was a bit surprised to see that you were not carrying binoculars..
Hello pjf! What we were concerned about was too close for binoculars. We have a couple of pairs handy though.
It’s archery season for elk, deer, ect., and rifle for bear, right not. In Colorado and many other states, for the month of September. Man I want to come across a big bear! I’m heading out first of the week. Oh, there are wolves in northern Colorado now 🙂
I really like that kitchen unit you have in your van. I have a Dodge mini van that I have camped in.
It makes things easier when it's time to cook. It's not fancy, but it works.
I have said before you and I seem to have a lot in common on how we approach things and mechanical ability. I now see with this video you are a pilot. I bought a Cherokee in 1977 and then set out learning to fly it. Both my wife and I are pilots although we have sold our plane. Which we put over a 1,000 hours on.
Hi shop Art! Yep, we do have a lot in common. Thanks for sticking around and watching our videos.
Thx for the vid, looked like a good neighborhood to me
Thanks.
i caught that rock joke i dont take linda for granite, good one , keep up the good work,
We just love you guys! Makes me long for my next road trip!
When is your next road trip, Julie? Hope you get out soon. Thanks for watching our videos!
@@gonagain With luck, up to British Columbia and the Sunshine Coast next summer. A tried-and-true road trip from the San Francisco Bay Area up to our cabin on Savary Island (off-grid). But inbetween, little trips to the coast and up to California's beautiful Gold Country. Living in a postcard!
I am lol @ hard sided camper providing protection from bears.... any decent sized bear can peel open a camper as quickly as you or I can peel open a candy wrapper. The only additional protection a hard sided camper gives is an additional time to react and arm/defend yourself. That in itself is priceless. It may discourage a nosy curious bear but not a hungry determined one.
I agree about the donuts. I have completely stopped buying donuts and most pastries cakes etc because they are overloaded with sugar. People seem to think that more is better.
Yep, the hard sided camper just gives you some time to defend yourself, but that's a whole subject to itself.
I do so enjoy your videos knowledge is a good thing
I have a little propane stove like yours. I like that yours sits in a hole for stability, I need to do that. We were camping at Fishlake Utah a few weeks ago, elevation just below 9000 feet. That elevation kicked our butts with headaches, getting out of breath and general lack of energy. We camp at 7000 feet (Flagstaff) with no real issues. I used to ride dirt bikes and street bikes, I rode my 1988 KZ 1000 from Mexico to Canada. I can’t imagine doing that now. Getting old sucks lol. Thanks for your videos guys
That's quite the trip on your KZ 1000. You ever watch Itchy Boots? She rides long distance, across continents, great channel. We're so glad to be back down at the 3000ft level now, back to our normal laziness, lol.
"Close the door, lock it". With the notion that bears do not have opposing thumbs or the skillset to pick a lock. I hope you have soft-tips in your AR. You want a round that will expand some considering the size of the caliber and the speed at which it travels. At least you are more prepared than most. As you are aware, the best weapon/resource is between our ears.
That's right Ernest, once you start carrying daily you realize the best defense is to avoid any possible confrontations.
@@gonagain Absolutely.
"opposable thumbs"
@@tc2882 Yeah, you are right. Depending on where a person is from in this country you will hear it "properly" and "not so properly". Funny thing is, everybody knows what you are talking about.
Nice video Rick,
Jo-Ann and I camped at over 10,000 feet and one time I got altitude sickness, I felt terrible for a few days after.
Not sure that was a bear? Colorado & Wyoming have some huge Jackalopes, it was probably one of them, they make a lot of noise in the woods. :)
One of the things I miss most in this world is riding motorcycles.
Another great video, thanks for sharing.
JT
Great video again guys... Thank you and stay safe!
Thank you! Will do! We appreciate you watching our videos.
Your producing great videos i really like all of them
Thank you Howard! That's encouraging to hear.
Watching you make coffee reminded me...my store was out of Seattle's Best the other day so I tried a brand called Wide Awake, there bold flavor is called Seattle Style and was very similar in taste to Seattle's Best plus a dollar cheaper. Great video as always.."See you around".
Thanks for the tip on that other coffee. We also tried the Seattle's Best Breakfast Blend and really liked it.
Great video. It is like sitting around the camp fire chatting to an old friend. Lots of good advice. Now I know why you are so resourceful...you used to fly airplanes for tourists. You had to know "how things worked" doing this. Hope to meet you some day on the road in Nevada. Will treat you and Linda to a meal in town. Take care, and stop whistling at those bears!
Thanks for your kind words, r g. We would like to meet you someday---if you see us anywhere, be sure to wave us down and say hello! We sure appreciate and enjoy our subscribers.
When we were at Colter Bay in Grand Teton, when a bear showed up the park workers would follow it and clack rocks together. What rifle is that you're carrying Rick?
Looks like an AR15 or AR10
Loved this video! You two sound like you have a sense of relief that you are now over those stop days & now moving on days,. Happy Trails!!
Oh SWEET! That pezo is just what I need for my Nuway too. Thanks!
Another fun video-thank Rick & Linda. Glad the bear decided to stay hidden and not be a problem for you. Did the police officer see you throw those sugary "donuts" away? 😂
Yea....that would have been bad, right? I think he was just curious about what we were doing.
I enjoyed this video especially like the little joke at the end. you guys are such a cute couple explorers
Stay safe be kind stay happy
I've been using one of those $100 Chinese Diesel heaters in my Cargo camper and it's amazing. Uses only 0.8 amps while running and less than a gallon of off road diesel for 10 hours. I've only run it on the lowest setting and need to keep two windows wide open overnight to keep inside 70 while in the 40's outside. In a 16' trailer.
That's good to hear because my youngest daughter is getting ready to install one in her 6x10.
@@gonagain I'm excited to hear that because it's a simple pleasure that I am sure she will enjoy. You'll have fun routing the lines and hoses and such. It was a fun project. I recommend using a small backpack rain cover to cover the fuel tank. Install a tarp grommet in the side of the cover where the fuel hose projects out of the tank. I installed the fuel line about an inch off the bottom to be sure no water enters the TINY fuel line. "Outad" is the brand name of the rain cover and has a drawstring built in to fit snuggly around the fuel tank.
Thank you Seymour!
So glad you got your transmission going you have a pretty newer vehicle so I’m thinking you shouldn’t be having these problems so soon but glad you are back on the road.. you both are so fortunate to have each other snd you enjoy your company and travels together watch out for the bears 🐻 see you in your next video god bless you both ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🌈🌈🌈
Thank you, Laura.
Another great video!
Good Video. We camped all over the north east two years ago . Was Black bear almost everywhere we went that year! Some people use a boat air horn to drive them back into the forest. Seems to work well. May not work with a grizzly? Thanks for sharing the camp gadgets ! 👍
My only experience with large bears is that they aren't afraid of us mere humans. Have bearspray handy if nothing else.
Wow great video, The lady really knows her stuff about riding dirt bikes. Wonderful information at the end I believe even if you have lots of money without knowledge you spend a good deal of your time waiting for somebody to try and fix it and not necessarily the right way. 👍👊😎
Awesome video... Thank you
Thanks for watching, Vicki!
Yup, my choice of defense tool also. But here it’s defense of cats and dogs, ha ha. Loaded with 55vmax (handloads of course) times 20. Got used to the M “Forgery” in my Patrol days. Grew up thinking they were finicky and inaccurate. My first training session changed my mind. Great episode!
Thank you, Bryan!
Almost couldn’t watch this video due to that terrifying teddy bear photo on your title page! 🌿🌿🌿
Thanks for watching it! You're a brave soul.
I like your Waco..my uncle worked at the original factory in Troy!
The new ones are built exactly as they were back then. It was like flying a big, comfortable Buick and I never had a passenger get airsick in it.
I think I have the answer to your question! There’s a big marble quarry there in Colorado not to far from that location.
LOVE your videos...thanks. Lori and I get a kick out of the "Matt's Off-Road Recovery" channel. We have to laugh at some of the people who take their car or rig into places they should never have tried driving. They are certainly expensive lessons, eh? So...have you guys ever found yourself in a place where you needed to "make the call"?
Hi Jerry, we try to avoid situations like those because it is an expensive lesson. Glad there is someone like Matt out there to help out, though.
What a great video
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you S H.
That is a gorgeous place! I have one of those lighters too, not the same brand, I totally love it, they're great.
Yes they are!
Really enjoyed the trip 👌 that rechargeable spark lighter was pretty sweet too. Big fan of yalls little nuway propane heater also.
Also did not know until this episode you're previous careers were aviation. That's also what I do. Take care enjoyed the clips👌
Thanks, EFNTODD!
That bear was hunting for the donut shop! HAHAHA!
Just carry donut on your hikes, toss them when you start to run, at least 6. HAHAHA!
I know of a couple who threw down their sandwiches to get away from a bear. It worked that one time but I wouldn't count on it working again!
It’s Sasquatch looking for a Slim Jim jerky stick. He figure since he can’t find one, he’s going to make some! 😎 Just 9mm or a few 308 down range is faster than call 911
Great video
So what do you do when Yogi decides to get behind the wheel and take y’all for a spin; hang on to your hat back there. 🐻
Rick it’s too bad you don’t have videos from your sailing adventures. I’d love to see that.
Videos from our sailing days would be great fun to see. But you know what they say about sailing the oceans --- it's 99% pure terror and 1% sheer joy.
Good video, Rick. Where did you get that jacket?
It's a German military parka that I ordered somewhere online. ua-cam.com/video/XLDjFmGzmGs/v-deo.html
Bears don't break branches to alert you. Sasquatch will to push you out.
Very cool video!
Thank you for watching!
Neat lighter
I'm going to do van life soon , you are inspir
You can do it, David! Thank you for watching our videos; look for our older ones, too, very informative for those just starting out.
One time while traveling through Colorado I experienced the high altitude brain fog and then when taking my oxygen stats realized I was having trouble breathing. My O2 went down to 84 and a doctor friend recommended getting down fast to under 6000. At our age it can be dangerous.
That's true Megs. I learned that to acclimate didn't mean that your body gets used to less oxygen, it means that your breathing rate increases naturally over a period of days. Makes sense.
My dad and his brothers and his dad were deer hunting at about 10000 ft in Colorado. One of his brothers had a heart condition, and his doctor told him not to go above 6000 ft. He didn't listen. He died in my dad's arms on the way to the hospital after suffering a heart attack. He was 44 years old.
I’m from the Deep South. If I had seen the police officer watching, I’d have waved him over for coffee and donuts. You’ve probably heard about cops and donuts, lol. When I’m friendly/cordial to them, or anyone else, they reciprocate. Doesn’t cost anything to smile and be friendly. Try it sometime.
wow,, my first bike was a honda 450..1974 scrambler..
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That noise in the forest was probably just Bigfoot.
Colorado home of bears, lions and Bigfoot?
My friend has been a guide there for years and has seen strange things.
Sounds like Sasquatch you guys have a great channel thanks
Thank you, Wisconsin Wanderer! Glad we didn't think of Sasquatch when we were wondering what was making that racket and spooked the cattle.
@@gonagain the way you describe everything I got chills that’s the first thing that came to mind!
Maybe he was watching With Envy to the day that he retires and can enjoy life most police pretty cool people, just like the rest of us Colorado has some pretty messed-up laws with all their drugs and whatnot anyways. safe travel stay safe and I love your bear spray
You've got great taste and smarts when it comes to motorcycles ... I've owned four different Honda's over the years one of which was a Honda DOHC 450 ... started with 1965 CB125 twin, 1968 CB350 twin, 1970 DOHC 450 twin and 750-4 cyl ... bought the first three in boxes and had either rebuild or reassemble ... all except the 750 four cylinder which was almost new ... also had 1969 360 Yamaha Enduro Trailbike ... Honda makes the best motors ... sounds like we both have made same choices when it comes to Vehicles and Motorcycles ... based on good mechanical sense ..
Are you loading .223 or 5.56? Retired Army, love that weapon.
5.56. I noticed that the Alaskan Eskimos are using it against bears and it's also just a great all around defense and survival arm.
Id like to do Pikes Peak one day. 🙂
PS. I used to live there in Colorado for three years after moving from Nevada.
I'm getting that electric fire starter, thank you... lighter are a real pain when it's too cold, can't get a flame from it on most cold mornings.
I really like them when it's cold and when it's windy---it still works!
Not a bad idea to carry personal oxygen. It can be purchased at many sporting good stores.
Thanks for the great tip, Stan.
@@gonagain Even if you never need it, you might come along someone who may need it. I had my son buy me/us a bottle for Father's Day , because we had plans and did do a lot of high elevation travel. Didn't need it but felt good to have just in case. I actually took it with me up the Cog Railway to Pikes Peak.
Were there any big foot prints around the campsite the next morning?
You know, we didn't even look for footprints although we should have. There were fresh cow pies, though.
Bear or Bigfoot ? 👩🏻🦳 my grandson also rides one of those little 50s . He started on his 5 birthday . I know it’s crazy , little kids on bikes .
Rick, I am thinking about ordering me a Cargo Tlr. If you had to order one today, what changes would make, or add ons? Did you get trailer brakes? Cajun
In a 6x10 I did not feel the need for trailer brakes because our load is always light. If I could, I would order floor beams on 16" centers.
Great video..
Thanks, Teresa. Are you all still in WY?
@@gonagain please check your messenger I've been sending you messages you have the wrong Teresa🤷♀️
I'm the who got your first sticker
I am so sorry, Teresa! Please ignore any further replies that aren't meant for you, our first sticker Teresa. We discovered that we have 2 Teresa's, both with last names beginning with F. Thanks for letting us know about our mistaken identity replies!
@@gonagain 😁 no worries I was just concerned the other people weren't getting their messages.... I'm a faithful follower LOL🥰 I love your videos keep up the good work and maybe someday I'll meet you 2 someday down the road Lord willing😁
Hiking with a fire arms? How about a vidvon how you go between states with different laws while transporting a gun?
That's a good idea except that I try to avoid actually talking about that in my videos due to Y T policies. Been there and did that... But! Here's what we use and confidently depend on; it's an app called "CCW" that covers all 50 States and is updated constantly. It's easy to use and you can count on the information being up to date.
@@gonagain "There's an App for that..." 😁
That’s the moose capital of Colorado. Not sure they would spook cattle but unlike deer or elk who will usually run from from predators or danger, moose will stand and fight.
Also Rick how long are your bunk beds?
They are about 70 inches long.
KUDOS for another great share and video! LOL, Ihope you got Linda's rock loaded :) Nice to see Dawn and Kyle's bikes :) Started on a 125 Kawasaki 2 stroke endura back in the day :) Loved riding, but had to give it up as I got older, and bad knee... Enjoy your travels, and yes, been in Denver area before and altitude is an issue for me being at sea level mostly... All the BEST to both of you and thank you again! Safe travels, and Cheers :)
Hey thanks, Marty. That's the same reason I gave up riding was a knee injury in my younger days.
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nice video,, thanks for sharing..
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We finally 'met' Dawn and Kyle. Cool!! In this family, girls gotta be tough and she fit right in. I'm gonna order those clickers for our stoves. Good video!
Yep, she was like one of the family the instant Linda and Dawn met. You're gonna like those clickers.