Love living in Idaho, lived here most of my life. Amazing how the terrain changes from the desert in Boise to green forest just a few miles north of town. I try and get out as much as I can and I haven't even scratched the surface of my state.
Great video. The sound, the coice of music and the drone footage.All great.I follow Rob also, love you guys. Your videos are awesome. Keep it coming guys. I fell in love with Idaho. Just beautiful 👍👍🥰🥰🥰
That’s so beautiful! I think I need to make a trip over to Idaho soon! You all should come check out Washington State! We have some amazing views here too!
Welcome to Idaho! I wish you could have traveled just a couple of hours to the north to the Sawtooth Wilderness area, and the Sawtooth Mountains. A lot less desert, and more mountains and forests. A truly stunning picture perfect area. My favorite place on the planet.
If you get the chance, Y'all might really like Tallgrass National Prarie here in Kansas. Views for days. Especially seeing the sunrise and sunset from horizon to horizon.
Excellent video! Nice meeting and chatting with you both at Expo PNW. Maybe we’ll meet up on the trail someday. Safe travels and can’t wait to see where your journeys take you! Grant, Alicia & Julsi - Six Overland
I do long posts, I apologize and disclaimer ... don't read unless you're really bored. Great way to write down and keep my thoughts in a single platform. I have a personal mantra, "Get Lost You Never Know What You'll Find." Would appreciate you 4x4 pros on a piece of advice. I'm deciding between a GMC Sierra and a Toyota Tundra, love stuff about both of them. Thoughts? Watching videos posting is a great repository for my thoughts and serves as a great way to journal. I was in Budapest for work about ten years ago for a decent stint. If I'm ever in a new place I just start walking around. I speak a few other languages either fluently or functionally but definitely not Hungarian. Didn't have my phone on international plan so I really couldn't use google maps or anything. Walked into a really cool pub that turned out to be a cop bar. Those guys didn't speak English and I didn't speak a word of Hungarian but on one guy's phone we did basic communication. By the time I left we all knew each others' kids names and were having a great time. They wanted to know where I was staying and what I was up to so they could make sure I had a good, safe experience in what I can attest is a pretty epic, deeply old and historic city. They're very proud of their little piece of Europe and I loved their patriotism. Everyone should love where they're from. Not really the safest thing to explore places you've never been and I freak my wife out doing stuff when I travel but probably deep down one of the reasons she still likes me after all these years, I assume. My life attitude and professional training is about observing what's going on around me and keeping aware of surroundings. Comes in handy to avoid trouble though doesn't always work perfectly, been in a few pinches. don't assume all of London is safe, all I have to say about that. However, I'm so average that I can blend in pretty well most places, I rarely talk unless I'm writing so that helps to avoid drawing attention. I watched Rob and Will's BDR video in its entirety because despite being born in Idaho and living here about 75% of my life I haven't even come close to exploring a tiny fraction of the stuff immediately close to Boise or Idaho Falls where I mostly grew up. My youngest of 7 boys is 3 now and we're calling it quits after trying to have a daughter for a long time. My wife got her dream 4x4 SUV a few years ago and it's probably time for me to pull the trigger on the truck we both want me to have for several years, keep my sedan for driving around but really want to deck out a truck. Need to get the boys up in the mountains, one big reason we live in Idaho to begin with is all of the amazing terrain so close to Boise. My wife grew up in Chicago burbs so she likes to have access to some city stuff. I'm not marketing the Treasure Valley, place is getting really populated, but I can't really think of too many other places that has all the stuff a city can offer and less than an hour I can be in awesome, relatively uncrowded outdoors that are all different in different directions. Had to drive up to Idaho City Monday for some work stuff, it was raining and the dense forest was all misty, creeks, rivers and reservoirs all bursting with water. I think what's missing in modern culture is just getting outside and exploring, doesn't matter where you live, my travels to many parts of the world have all had something amazing to see and explore. No matter where you live just get out and see what's over the horizon.
Matt, you need Cara out with you so you can also get those drone shots. That looks like awesome country to lose yourself in. Milestar, you need to give Goose a job.
Idaho has everything natural. It's a shame that most itinerants only know the Snake River Plain freeway, and not the luscious northeast panhandle forests.
Idaho is AMAZING. I've been there twice to hunt, around Salmon. Its some of the most amazing country I've ever been in, also probably the hardest I've ever operated in. No flat ground anywhere. Glad you enjoyed yourself, and showed folks how wonderful the outdoors in Idaho are.
Make sure you let us know how the elk you purchased from Honest Bison turns out. I’m ready to order some delicious bison and wonder if I should throw in an elk filet.
Idaho is amazing, we moved from there 20 years ago, huge mistake The locals highly resent their state getting ‘californicated’, and it’s hard to blame them for it
Great video! Now you know why we Idahoans are so proud. ❤️ You merely scratched the surface of our beautiful state, one of the most diverse in the country. Idaho has more river miles (and more whitewater) than any other state in the lower 48, and if all our mountains and canyons were ironed out, we would be the largest state in the lower 48! Next time you visit Idaho, check out the Sawtooth NRA, Craters of the Moon NM, Hell's Canyon and Salmon River Canyons (2 deepest gorges in U.S.), Shoshone Falls (the tallest waterfall in the country), Mesa Falls, and the Idaho side of the Tetons for starters. Then there is Northern Idaho....
SUGGESTION please: * In order to make your videos more enjoyable and informative (which will get you more viewers & subscribers!!!) can you please show a quick "map" popping up on the screen (aka video) once in a while when you're "shooting" all of the incredible scenic views... especially with your drone! This allows us to see where you're at in ID... and other places you visit... and puts things into perspective for us. Yes, it takes a little more work when editing but, I'll bet that a lot of other viewers, like us, will really really enjoy it (and most UA-camrs don't do it). MOST APPRECIATED!! Great footage... keep going! Amen Veteran
@@jmo0311 I already have maps of ID (and the whole planet!!!! ha! ha!).... I was just making a suggestion to help you increase your viewers and subscribers!!! : )
Do you use that 5 lb propane bottle with your Ignik fire pit? I can't decide if it's worth the investment in a 5 lb bottle or not. I know the 5 lb bottles are super cheap to get filled but I have multiple 20 lb bottles and they can be swapped almost any where. But, they're bulky and take up a lot of room. I guess I'm trying to figure out how long the 5 lb bottle will last with the Ignik fire pit to see if I can justify the expense.
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures i enjoy watching tour outings and i know this is part of your living but showing and talking products is getting a little heavy. Feels like I'm watching QVC sometimes. Keep up the great adventures.
With all out of staters moving here because its "beautiful" dont be surprised if all that goes away for housing keep that in mind if you're think of moving here. Its already happening up north. Its disgusting
You should make a video of all the trailers and meth addicts. Don't forget the trash, left by campers! People come here, use and abuse the state. Making their social media videos and have zero thoughts about the locals trying to get by....as property taxes triple because all the city folks are clamoring for the bougie overpriced shacks. 😐 People move here, and leave after 2 years because it's not enough. Locals can't afford housing!
Sensory overload, that’s all i am going to say… its unfair actually because your eyes don’t even know where to look on the screen as its all beautiful!
Idahoan here.... I mean this kindly BUT please.. go back from where you came.. do not stay.. you are not welcome. If we see out of state plates on your car, do not be surprised if your windows are broken out. Our way of life has been disrupted and our housing market has been destroyed. Locals can't afford to buy/rent a house and/or apartment. We can no longer afford living in the same town we grew up in, around our family and friends. We are not looking for transplants. If you love cali so much then stay there.
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures disregard that rude ass comment y’all. Your welcome anytime. Just take care of our land. We love Idaho. Glad y’all had a good time !!🔨👇
Your ability to choose the right music to enhance your trail and drone footage is really good. Beautiful scenery and relaxing to watch! 👍👍
It's called marketing.
Love living in Idaho, lived here most of my life. Amazing how the terrain changes from the desert in Boise to green forest just a few miles north of town. I try and get out as much as I can and I haven't even scratched the surface of my state.
Thank you for taking us with you at so beautiful trip.
We are having a club trip to Tear Drop Lake tomorrow if you would like to join! Welcome to Idaho
Yes sirree. My pioneer ancestors had very good taste. They'd be proud today.
I live in Idaho, and I don't get out enough to our beautiful place to hike and experience. Thanks for your video!
Thanks for watching!
Your cinematography just blows my mind. Awesome video y’all.
Rob’s drone skills are insane
That drone work. Top notch, guys!
Wow. Just wow. Drone work was 🔥 🔥 🔥
Glad you guys made it to my neck of the woods. Love the little frenchie.
Beautiful scenery. Thanks for the video.
Welcome great to have you.
Happy to see you enjoyed my “backyard” so much!
Thanks for the taking us along on your adventures
Our pleasure!
Beautiful video, hour into trip omg I would have to stay for a day there.
Great video. The sound, the coice of music and the drone footage.All great.I follow Rob also, love you guys. Your videos are awesome. Keep it coming guys. I fell in love with Idaho. Just beautiful 👍👍🥰🥰🥰
Great video and beautiful places! Brad and I are thinking about going there sometime in the near future, and now I REALLY want to go! 😄
You really should!!
Looks like you are making some great stops on the way home for sure.
That’s so beautiful! I think I need to make a trip over to Idaho soon! You all should come check out Washington State! We have some amazing views here too!
Idaho is my favorite state, a lot of people are surprised by that
You showed us Idaho, but we saw a marriage grow closer. Good video, Matt.
I would love to do a collaboration with you and Will if you ever come back to idaho. There is so much you haven't seen!
One of the best Videos yet. Awesome.
I love the way you make me feel, like if I was part of the trip. You gays are awesome 👍 Thanks!
Welcome to Idaho! I wish you could have traveled just a couple of hours to the north to the Sawtooth Wilderness area, and the Sawtooth Mountains. A lot less desert, and more mountains and forests. A truly stunning picture perfect area. My favorite place on the planet.
Good stuff! Three of my favorite channels!
What and incredible looking place! I'm envious of your camera and drone skills!
Idaho is my home state I was born in Pocatello Idaho 59 yes ago in this state I still have Family in Idaho but I'm in Colorado right now in Boulder
If you get the chance, Y'all might really like Tallgrass National Prarie here in Kansas. Views for days. Especially seeing the sunrise and sunset from horizon to horizon.
Ya. The worst part of the trips can be going home after a great escape from daily life. That looked amazing. 👌 we love the pacific northwest too.
Very cool footage. Thanks for the inspiration to get off the beaten path.
Excellent video! Nice meeting and chatting with you both at Expo PNW. Maybe we’ll meet up on the trail someday. Safe travels and can’t wait to see where your journeys take you!
Grant, Alicia & Julsi - Six Overland
Thanks! You too!
Live near where this is. But North Idaho is amazing. Montana, too.
So glad you had a chance to see the beauty here in Idaho. Loved living in Arkansas but this place is awesome.
Too bad you guys didn't get to visit the sawtooth, so much to explore in idaho!
I do long posts, I apologize and disclaimer ... don't read unless you're really bored. Great way to write down and keep my thoughts in a single platform.
I have a personal mantra, "Get Lost You Never Know What You'll Find." Would appreciate you 4x4 pros on a piece of advice. I'm deciding between a GMC Sierra and a Toyota Tundra, love stuff about both of them. Thoughts?
Watching videos posting is a great repository for my thoughts and serves as a great way to journal.
I was in Budapest for work about ten years ago for a decent stint. If I'm ever in a new place I just start walking around. I speak a few other languages either fluently or functionally but definitely not Hungarian. Didn't have my phone on international plan so I really couldn't use google maps or anything. Walked into a really cool pub that turned out to be a cop bar. Those guys didn't speak English and I didn't speak a word of Hungarian but on one guy's phone we did basic communication. By the time I left we all knew each others' kids names and were having a great time. They wanted to know where I was staying and what I was up to so they could make sure I had a good, safe experience in what I can attest is a pretty epic, deeply old and historic city. They're very proud of their little piece of Europe and I loved their patriotism. Everyone should love where they're from.
Not really the safest thing to explore places you've never been and I freak my wife out doing stuff when I travel but probably deep down one of the reasons she still likes me after all these years, I assume. My life attitude and professional training is about observing what's going on around me and keeping aware of surroundings. Comes in handy to avoid trouble though doesn't always work perfectly, been in a few pinches. don't assume all of London is safe, all I have to say about that. However, I'm so average that I can blend in pretty well most places, I rarely talk unless I'm writing so that helps to avoid drawing attention.
I watched Rob and Will's BDR video in its entirety because despite being born in Idaho and living here about 75% of my life I haven't even come close to exploring a tiny fraction of the stuff immediately close to Boise or Idaho Falls where I mostly grew up. My youngest of 7 boys is 3 now and we're calling it quits after trying to have a daughter for a long time. My wife got her dream 4x4 SUV a few years ago and it's probably time for me to pull the trigger on the truck we both want me to have for several years, keep my sedan for driving around but really want to deck out a truck.
Need to get the boys up in the mountains, one big reason we live in Idaho to begin with is all of the amazing terrain so close to Boise. My wife grew up in Chicago burbs so she likes to have access to some city stuff. I'm not marketing the Treasure Valley, place is getting really populated, but I can't really think of too many other places that has all the stuff a city can offer and less than an hour I can be in awesome, relatively uncrowded outdoors that are all different in different directions. Had to drive up to Idaho City Monday for some work stuff, it was raining and the dense forest was all misty, creeks, rivers and reservoirs all bursting with water. I think what's missing in modern culture is just getting outside and exploring, doesn't matter where you live, my travels to many parts of the world have all had something amazing to see and explore. No matter where you live just get out and see what's over the horizon.
If you like Idaho, I challenge you to explore Washington State. From Desert to Ocean, and all the wild mountains and volcanos in between!
It definitely is gorgeous here in Washington!
The Hoh Rain Forest is magical! 🌲✨🌿
It definitely is! Absolutely love going to the Olympic Peninsula and visiting Lake Crescent and the Hoh Rainforest!
Idaho is insanely beautiful, I had the chance to ride dual sport motorcycles through the backcountry in 2017.
Matt, you need Cara out with you so you can also get those drone shots. That looks like awesome country to lose yourself in.
Milestar, you need to give Goose a job.
top notch editing!
EPIC!
You guys have really inspired me to really try to wheel full time. Now just have to figure out how to afford it lol.
Incredible country side. Bison 🦬 it's what's for dinner 🍽 😋
Wow! Never knew Idaho was so beautiful. We’ll definitely have to add that state to our list of discovery!
Yeah, you didn't even scratch the surface in the video.
Just subbed. Just bought my first Jeep. Can’t wait hit the trails! Great job.
Awesome! Thank you!
Idaho has everything natural. It's a shame that most itinerants only know the Snake River Plain freeway, and not the luscious northeast panhandle forests.
I would've never guessed Idaho!
That's some pretty country little jealous right now 👍
Idaho is AMAZING. I've been there twice to hunt, around Salmon. Its some of the most amazing country I've ever been in, also probably the hardest I've ever operated in. No flat ground anywhere. Glad you enjoyed yourself, and showed folks how wonderful the outdoors in Idaho are.
Could you recommend a good trail in Colorado for a dune buggy to goes up in the mountains that's not to difficult?
So awesome epik
Make sure you let us know how the elk you purchased from Honest Bison turns out. I’m ready to order some delicious bison and wonder if I should throw in an elk filet.
Ate it two nights ago. It was AMAZING!!! Better than the Bison fillet.
Idaho is amazing, we moved from there 20 years ago, huge mistake
The locals highly resent their state getting ‘californicated’, and it’s hard to blame them for it
What do you use for windshield protection? Any suggestions??
I live in Boise, I can/could of pointed you guys in the right direction for different cool places to check out.
Great video! Now you know why we Idahoans are so proud. ❤️ You merely scratched the surface of our beautiful state, one of the most diverse in the country. Idaho has more river miles (and more whitewater) than any other state in the lower 48, and if all our mountains and canyons were ironed out, we would be the largest state in the lower 48! Next time you visit Idaho, check out the Sawtooth NRA, Craters of the Moon NM, Hell's Canyon and Salmon River Canyons (2 deepest gorges in U.S.), Shoshone Falls (the tallest waterfall in the country), Mesa Falls, and the Idaho side of the Tetons for starters. Then there is Northern Idaho....
So beautiful
Thank you so much
SUGGESTION please:
* In order to make your videos more enjoyable and informative (which will get you more viewers & subscribers!!!) can you please show a quick "map" popping up on the screen (aka video) once in a while when you're "shooting" all of the incredible scenic views... especially with your drone!
This allows us to see where you're at in ID... and other places you visit... and puts things into perspective for us.
Yes, it takes a little more work when editing but, I'll bet that a lot of other viewers, like us, will really really enjoy it (and most UA-camrs don't do it).
MOST APPRECIATED!!
Great footage... keep going!
Amen
Veteran
You have to use Patreon for that info.
@@jmo0311 I already have maps of ID (and the whole planet!!!! ha! ha!).... I was just making a suggestion to help you increase your viewers and subscribers!!! : )
Where is that peninsula? I’m going crazy trying to find it
Love Idaho 👍
Um subscribed
Is it possible to post a link to where you guys go- some way for us to experience what you get to. Thanks
All of our gps data is available to our Patreon supporters.
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures Got it
There is no link in the description for the bison connection. Is it connected to another link or otherwise?
I don't have that connection any more.
Can’t wait to do a proper trip with you guys!,
PNW is life.
Do you use that 5 lb propane bottle with your Ignik fire pit? I can't decide if it's worth the investment in a 5 lb bottle or not.
I know the 5 lb bottles are super cheap to get filled but I have multiple 20 lb bottles and they can be swapped almost any where. But, they're bulky and take up a lot of room.
I guess I'm trying to figure out how long the 5 lb bottle will last with the Ignik fire pit to see if I can justify the expense.
I do. If you have 20s and don’t mind carrying one then I’d do that.
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures That's kind of what I figured. It's kind of hard to argue with the ease of exchanging a tank. Thanks.
Okay but feels a little like QVC. NICE.
Not sure I understand the QVC reference. LOL
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures i enjoy watching tour outings and i know this is part of your living but showing and talking products is getting a little heavy. Feels like I'm watching QVC sometimes. Keep up the great adventures.
What part of Idaho is this? Its beautiful!! May have to put it on my list 🤔
Y’all using cb for communication?
GMRS
Who’s a Ho? Idaho! 🤣
Move out west already…I did
I've never seen such thin hair as a hair dew 🤣🤣🤣
Huh?
Idaho or youdahoe?
With all out of staters moving here because its "beautiful" dont be surprised if all that goes away for housing keep that in mind if you're think of moving here. Its already happening up north. Its disgusting
You should make a video of all the trailers and meth addicts. Don't forget the trash, left by campers! People come here, use and abuse the state. Making their social media videos and have zero thoughts about the locals trying to get by....as property taxes triple because all the city folks are clamoring for the bougie overpriced shacks. 😐 People move here, and leave after 2 years because it's not enough. Locals can't afford housing!
Oh man. That’s so sad!
Sensory overload, that’s all i am going to say… its unfair actually because your eyes don’t even know where to look on the screen as its all beautiful!
Idaho schmidaho, Oregon and Washington are way nicer. Go there.
Oregon and Washington do have awesome areas but there is a reason why a good portion of Oregon wants to become the greater Idaho.
Really, you can't keep it to yourself. Ruin everything in every corner of the country.
LOLOL. Are you serious?
Idahoan here.... I mean this kindly BUT please.. go back from where you came.. do not stay.. you are not welcome. If we see out of state plates on your car, do not be surprised if your windows are broken out. Our way of life has been disrupted and our housing market has been destroyed. Locals can't afford to buy/rent a house and/or apartment. We can no longer afford living in the same town we grew up in, around our family and friends. We are not looking for transplants. If you love cali so much then stay there.
You mean this kindly? 😂😂 You don’t seem to know what kind is. I’m not from California.
Imagine if you as a white male, citizen of this country are asked to turn around and go back home.
Sad, very sad.
You don't know what you are talking about. You are not the Idaho gate keeper. Sounds like you need to leave!
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures disregard that rude ass comment y’all. Your welcome anytime. Just take care of our land. We love Idaho. Glad y’all had a good time !!🔨👇