Same here sir but if you like old houses and stuff like that visit europe i bet you will moss your dogs but we have so mush old stuff for you to see it will keep you busy for a long time 😊
Yes we can call that the good old days when those places were wide-open and the environment was sometimes quite different there was more food to eat Pinon nuts and just all kinds of things that you can't even imagine that are gone from the landscape now destroyed by cattle droughts floods pesticides heat extremes lack of water Timber cutting colecting!! sometimes the lack of the Native Americans would plant!or burn off land to bring back grass to bring in-game etc etc
To honor the old ones that came before is what I was told back in the70s by my grandpa can not remember what he called them but every scene then I add a small stone
Good to see you out and about again Brett, like you said in the last video time gets away from us and we have to decide what we are going to do and the things that we can do. Thanks again for sharing your adventures. Happy trails and good hunting to you and yours. Looking forward to seeing the leave home and just go trips. I would like to do the same on foot with a few tools and walk wherever I decide to go. It’s a explorer and collecter thing that runs in a mountain mans blood. 💪🏽🎥💯👍
I love your videos and perspective of what you're doing. I'll be 64 next week and have a few mules and horses and along with you I hope to be a hunter and cowboy when I grow up ! Onward and Upward ! I Love it !
Back in the late 70s or early 80s, my Dad had a few Airedales around the place. We hunted coons. Big male my Brother called Igor. We crossed him on a Walker and got a half hound female we called Liz. Your observation was right.They were tough and gritty but lacked the trail and tree a hound had. Always enjoy your content Brett. Thanks
Yep they are my partners .. we spend a lot of time together .. Ruth is the only one I kinda need to watch .. if she had her choice she would leave .. Thanks
Another great one my brother .. seemed to me there were ghosts staring out of that old rock house .. spirits of days gone by … As always.. Onward and Upward is the Watchword ..
The old cabin was possibly a miner's cabin. the size and lay out is about right. if so, an old mine hole might be found somewhere in the surrounding hills. Just a thought... I enjoyed riding along with you, Thank you.
Thanks again for the adventure. My brother and I hiked our 2 sons into the Animas about 20 years ago when they were 14. Took photos of the old ranch cabin. Which I understand burned down in the Silver fire. At least we got to see history before it was gone.
We hunt raccoons with Walkers, Blueticks, Black and Tans, Plotts, and Redbones. I miss going when I was young; I could stay out all night. Nowadays, I'm just getting old like everyone else. Our wives always hated that we stayed out all night, so we'd bring them along once, and they would never ask to come again... lol.
Another great video. Good hounds and good mules. I like to start my day watching your videos. Just wish I was there riding with you in that great looking country. I have mostly owned beagles and Plotts but I like all hounds.
Brett: enjoy your videos and looking at your equipment. I am near 80 and still ride young horses in empty country here in southern jArizona, New Mexico, eastern Idaho and northern Wyoming. I start all my client’s horses and my own youngsters under pack saddles. Before I ever throw a leg over them, they have seen a lot of country trailing behind my saddle horse. I carry up to 4 of the large, hard sided Forest Service canteens for emergencies. I never ride beyond a dry water source on a day ride. As you know, out in this big, dry country, rides are determined by the availability of water. Starting young horses under a light pack gets them used to things banging around and the presence of a lead horse keeps them calm. By the time I step up on them, they have seen and heard about everything so the wrecks are milder and surely fewer.. Not telling you anything you do not know. I carry a Garmin In Reach, on my gunbelt so that I can contact emergency help if I get into a storm and need a trailer or other assistance. Have you ever used a bivvy sack instead of a tent in warm weather to keep the rattlers away? Up in the Northern tier, I sleep in the open next to my fire as I am scared to death of bears. And I take two bully breed dogs. Wild country is the balm for our souls and the outside of horses and dogs is good for the inside of us. See to your weapons and stand to your horses, Storm Rough Country Horses
Thank you .. I can only hope that I am in good enough shape as you at that age ... My father tells a story about an old man when he was a kid ..(my father is 88 now) that use to ride to the sale barn and buy horses and tail them up and pack them back to the ranch .. said he always had good horses .. My in reach is built into my dog tracker .. I do use a bivy sack .. here are some videos of pack trips we took across the Gila Wilderness .. most were in the winter ua-cam.com/play/PLa9LKOpl48Y3DZUrRSlkDEOX_nP7Ffyep.html .. I sure like the way you think we think a like .. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment
New scriber here cowboy. Nothing better then a good ride across the desert, dang wish I was right there with you, did the same for years, 👍🙏🇺🇸🌵 Great channel.
Mules are haired up for that country. Pack mule, takes your comfort goods. Airedale blood mixed with hound, I was told were more aggressive at the treeing part…nose was lacking, I don’t know. But what the hell…there used to be a decent bounty on some of those predators. … that rock cabin was interesting, was meant to be there a while. 👍🏻. Where are your binoculars ?
Hi Brett , another good video. Like to hear more about the hunting dogs . Do you have any videos of your dogs working ? I found your videos scrolling through UA-cam when they caught a mountain lion I think? 👍🏻
@@BrettVaughnB100 hello again Brett. I have just started watching your videos.. I enjoy them, the outdoors and amazing nature. I live in the state of Tasmania, Australia. Great place, check it out. We have some beautiful country here as well. Anyway keep up the good work. Cheers John
THOSE HOUNDS SURE LOVE TO TRACK & HUNT! JUST WATCHED "MUSKRAT OUTDOORS" ON UA-cam! HE'S A TRAPPER AND PUTS OUT WARNING SIGNS FOR OWNERS OF HOUNDS IN THE AREA! HE TALKED HIGHLY OF YOU BRETT! IT'S GOOD TO COMMUNICATE, BETWEEN TRADES, EVEN THOUGH YOU ARE HUNDREDS OF MILES APART! LOVE WATCHING BOTH OF YOU GUYS!
My friends and I say that working gets in the way of living lol. Just got 2 full sisters from a friend. Cur/fiest mamma and whippet daddy. They’re keeping me hopping lol
I'm a southern Ohio hillbilly and my parents always said I was born 100 yrs too late ! I love being in outdoors and what I do for a living I'm a independent sales rep hunting and fishing equipment sell to BPS /Cabelas ect as well as independent dealers. If ya ever decide to take folks out please let me know I'll drop everything and come running I'd love to tree a cat , ran a lot of coons and foxes in my days but enjoy trapping more and no I'm not one of those guys you butt heads with I found your channel because of our buddy at Muskrat Outdoors ! God Bless this Great Nation! Kyle
What is the range in miles of Dog 🐶 when using Tone & stimulation? Don’t say shock ! The Adverse Anti Training devices will have a heart ❤️ attack! I’ve been using training Collars 40 +years, if used correctly a great training tool !
He did lol .. he told me it really wasn't the Airedales but the owners .. Do you remember John Henry from the coyote gods? I guess him and Bruce had a big run in and John Henry had Airedales ... go ahead and quit and come on out .. Thanks
I think when you get a chance to retire you will be able to make a lot more Videos. Hopefully make a lot of money off of UA-cam and enjoy your life looking forward to seeing your progress
Nice ride Brett. Do your mules drink much water on a ride like today? I knew a bear hunter up in Michigan that ran a couple of Airedale, they would pull hair if that bear didn’t tree. Real aggressive dogs.
Those Rock piles or pyramids got to remember they might have been sitting there for 80 100 years or even more! survey lines measuring property markers, you use what you got! and in that case it would be rocks. in the old days you can blaze some trees and stuff some junipers or Cedars but look at the country now I bet you it doesn't look Harley much like it looked 150 years ago 150 years ago you still had Wild tribes things were different everywhere ,there was game like you ain't never could imagine and different plants and cactuses and trees and flowers and aRoma's and smells and ,,..I missed it I missed it also a hundred years too late ! I've been trying to gobble it up since I was a little kid and I hated seeing people ruin our environment even as a child. Have you ever noticed how a lot of those people hate old things and natural environment!!,,..
wow .. I think here they use them a lot for trail markers .cairns ..Mr Google: The official uses of rock stacking are memorials or landmarks. Cairns have been used since the beginning of humanity, mostly to set marks to not get lost in nature. Later, cairns were used as burial monuments and as landmarks to locate buried items."
@@BrettVaughnB100 that's what I had seen them as out on the desert, memorial markers. It was resent that the forestry put out a notice to remove them up on mountain trails.
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I always wonder what the history is of some of these old houses I run into while out and about ... lots of history lost through the ages I guess ...
Same here sir but if you like old houses and stuff like that visit europe i bet you will moss your dogs but we have so mush old stuff for you to see it will keep you busy for a long time 😊
Thanks for the video
Yes we can call that the good old days when those places were wide-open and the environment was sometimes quite different there was more food to eat Pinon nuts and just all kinds of things that you can't even imagine that are gone from the landscape now destroyed by cattle droughts floods pesticides heat extremes lack of water Timber cutting colecting!! sometimes the lack of the Native Americans would plant!or burn off land to bring back grass to bring in-game etc etc
To honor the old ones that came before is what I was told back in the70s by my grandpa can not remember what he called them but every scene then I add a small stone
Cool stuff thanks again
Good to see you out and about again Brett, like you said in the last video time gets away from us and we have to decide what we are going to do and the things that we can do. Thanks again for sharing your adventures. Happy trails and good hunting to you and yours. Looking forward to seeing the leave home and just go trips. I would like to do the same on foot with a few tools and walk wherever I decide to go. It’s a explorer and collecter thing that runs in a mountain mans blood. 💪🏽🎥💯👍
Yes Joel .. do it when you can ... I'm going too .. looks like things are working out Thank you 💯💪📽👍💯
Man I love your videos!
I get cabin fever up here in north and-35 windchill I can’t take my dogs out , poor guys .
But helps me get through the day
I love your videos and perspective of what you're doing. I'll be 64 next week and have a few mules and horses and along with you I hope to be a hunter and cowboy when I grow up !
Onward and Upward !
I Love it !
lol yes sir ... Thank you onward and upward
Earth crunchy, coffee carrying, bun heads, stack rocks. Gives them self esteem, a sense of accomplishment. Thanks from St. Paul Minnesota.
Lol .. thanks
Back in the late 70s or early 80s, my Dad had a few Airedales around the place. We hunted coons. Big male my Brother called Igor. We crossed him on a Walker and got a half hound female we called Liz. Your observation was right.They were tough and gritty but lacked the trail and tree a hound had. Always enjoy your content Brett. Thanks
Thank you John .. I miss the big hairy dogs sometimes
Thit was a good day love it keep it up
It was .. Thanks I will try
LOVE THE SCENE WHERE YOUR SITTING DOWN, TAKING A BREAK WITH THE HOUNDS & MULES, YA'LL WORK TOGETHER! YOU HAD A LONG DAY! GREAT VIDEO!
Yep they are my partners .. we spend a lot of time together .. Ruth is the only one I kinda need to watch .. if she had her choice she would leave .. Thanks
Thanks
Another great one my brother .. seemed to me there were ghosts staring out of that old rock house .. spirits of days gone by …
As always.. Onward and Upward is the Watchword ..
Good eye.. I was wondering if anyone would notice that .. Thanks Jeff Onward and Upward
Beautiful country and great commentary.
Thank you Todd
Another good video & good day upward and on. You asked what pile of rocks, it could be Karons ( not sure spelling) or rock snowman for trail hiking.
I would of though that they were carions ?? SP ?? marking a trail or something but not there .. Thanks
I have a few of these old rock houses out where I ride, good to see you out and about!!!
Thanks Chris .. I always wonder about the history of them .. what is the story of the people who built them
The old cabin was possibly a miner's cabin. the size and lay out is about right. if so, an old mine hole might be found somewhere in the surrounding hills. Just a thought... I enjoyed riding along with you, Thank you.
Could be.. there are some mines in the area .. I wish I knew the history of it .. Thanks
Thanks again for the adventure. My brother and I hiked our 2 sons into the Animas about 20 years ago when they were 14. Took photos of the old ranch cabin. Which I understand burned down in the Silver fire. At least we got to see history before it was gone.
Yep I have some pictures of it before it burned .. I use to go down in the Anima often ... Thanks
We hunt raccoons with Walkers, Blueticks, Black and Tans, Plotts, and Redbones. I miss going when I was young; I could stay out all night. Nowadays, I'm just getting old like everyone else. Our wives always hated that we stayed out all night, so we'd bring them along once, and they would never ask to come again... lol.
Love your videos
Thank you!
Another great video on a good cowboy & hounds. Thank you for the time me you put into your videos.
You bet .. Thanks for watching
Another great video. Good hounds and good mules. I like to start my day watching your videos. Just wish I was there riding with you in that great looking country. I have mostly owned beagles and Plotts but I like all hounds.
Thanks ... I do like to watch Beagles trail .. nice little dogs .. Thank you for watching ..
Brett: enjoy your videos and looking at your equipment. I am near 80 and still ride young horses in empty country here in southern jArizona, New Mexico, eastern Idaho and northern Wyoming. I start all my client’s horses and my own youngsters under pack saddles. Before I ever throw a leg over them, they have seen a lot of country trailing behind my saddle horse. I carry up to 4 of the large, hard sided Forest Service canteens for emergencies. I never ride beyond a dry water source on a day ride. As you know, out in this big, dry country, rides are determined by the availability of water. Starting young horses under a light pack gets them used to things banging around and the presence of a lead horse keeps them calm. By the time I step up on them, they have seen and heard about everything so the wrecks are milder and surely fewer.. Not telling you anything you do not know. I carry a Garmin In Reach, on my gunbelt so that I can contact emergency help if I get into a storm and need a trailer or other assistance. Have you ever used a bivvy sack instead of a tent in warm weather to keep the rattlers away? Up in the Northern tier, I sleep in the open next to my fire as I am scared to death of bears. And I take two bully breed dogs. Wild country is the balm for our souls and the outside of horses and dogs is good for the inside of us.
See to your weapons and stand to your horses,
Storm
Rough Country Horses
Thank you .. I can only hope that I am in good enough shape as you at that age ... My father tells a story about an old man when he was a kid ..(my father is 88 now) that use to ride to the sale barn and buy horses and tail them up and pack them back to the ranch .. said he always had good horses .. My in reach is built into my dog tracker .. I do use a bivy sack .. here are some videos of pack trips we took across the Gila Wilderness .. most were in the winter ua-cam.com/play/PLa9LKOpl48Y3DZUrRSlkDEOX_nP7Ffyep.html .. I sure like the way you think we think a like .. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment
what is the name of the group doing your music in background? lovely
Not sure ..? I just got it from epidemic sound .. Thanks
Those rocks sometimes marks a mining claim.
When you decide to take your long ride just ride on up to Idaho We need more of your kind to help offset others that are moving in Have a good day
Plan is to ride to Wells Nevada .. see how I feel might just keep going lol .. Thanks
Amen brother!!
Storm
Rough Country Horses
@@BrettVaughnB100
The fair and rodeo grounds on the east side of Wells is a good spot for a layover or RON ( Remain Over Night).
Good video, good story, I never seen this one, keep up the good work
Glad you enjoyed it Thank you
New scriber here cowboy.
Nothing better then a good ride across the desert, dang wish I was right there with you, did the same for years, 👍🙏🇺🇸🌵
Great channel.
Thank you .. one of my favorite things to do ..
Mules are haired up for that country. Pack mule, takes your comfort goods. Airedale blood mixed with hound, I was told were more aggressive at the treeing part…nose was lacking, I don’t know. But what the hell…there used to be a decent bounty on some of those predators. … that rock cabin was interesting, was meant to be there a while. 👍🏻. Where are your binoculars ?
I should pack some I guess .. just one more thing .. Thanks
@@BrettVaughnB100 Exactly, easy to get too much ,with just one more, even with a pickup truck. I fight it all the time. Thanks Brett.
Hi Brett , another good video. Like to hear more about the hunting dogs . Do you have any videos of your dogs working ? I found your videos scrolling through UA-cam when they caught a mountain lion I think? 👍🏻
I have a few.. ua-cam.com/video/UIBIEbUSqJU/v-deo.html. ua-cam.com/video/6tFjsK-s7ko/v-deo.html. ua-cam.com/video/KMSd6T-yB4c/v-deo.html. Thanks
Biggest game over here in uk is red deer ! Biggest predator is red fox .
Once again great video Brett
Thanks again Thad !
Man I bought me a new knife yesterday .. I got me a buck 124 . What a beast of a knife . It's a bigun .
Sounds like a good one ... Thanks Chad
Awesome video!
Thank you!
Year's ago the Sheep Herders stacked rocks, and carved on tree's. Not sure why. Probably to mark where they been. 🐑
Have to be marking something not sure what out there .. Thanks
What happened to the thin lion ?
I had a friend that had a tag put her out of her misery .. she was starving to death .. thanks
@@BrettVaughnB100 hello again Brett. I have just started watching your videos.. I enjoy them, the outdoors and amazing nature. I live in the state of Tasmania, Australia. Great place, check it out. We have some beautiful country here as well. Anyway keep up the good work.
Cheers John
That sun is pretty high for just getting started
Just exploring … gotta give em a chance lol
And that Airedale could whip some serious axx
They were tough .. Thanks
While I sit here and watch your videos I am content. But sometimes I hear your stories and it sounds like you’re not content you’re a very lucky man
Thank you .. I really am but sometimes I feel like I don't have enough time .. mostly because of work .. but that is changing
@@BrettVaughnB100 trust me we don’t always have time when we can we have some fun
THOSE HOUNDS SURE LOVE TO TRACK & HUNT! JUST WATCHED "MUSKRAT OUTDOORS" ON UA-cam! HE'S A TRAPPER AND PUTS OUT WARNING SIGNS FOR OWNERS OF HOUNDS IN THE AREA! HE TALKED HIGHLY OF YOU BRETT! IT'S GOOD TO COMMUNICATE, BETWEEN TRADES, EVEN THOUGH YOU ARE HUNDREDS OF MILES APART! LOVE WATCHING BOTH OF YOU GUYS!
Thanks .. yes we are all in this together ...
My friends and I say that working gets in the way of living lol. Just got 2 full sisters from a friend. Cur/fiest mamma and whippet daddy. They’re keeping me hopping lol
Sounds like a neat cross .. lurcher ... Thanks Nick
The Russian sheep herder's used to stack rocks to mark their lank.
I'm a southern Ohio hillbilly and my parents always said I was born 100 yrs too late ! I love being in outdoors and what I do for a living I'm a independent sales rep hunting and fishing equipment sell to BPS /Cabelas ect as well as independent dealers.
If ya ever decide to take folks out please let me know I'll drop everything and come running I'd love to tree a cat , ran a lot of coons and foxes in my days but enjoy trapping more and no I'm not one of those guys you butt heads with I found your channel because of our buddy at Muskrat Outdoors !
God Bless this Great Nation!
Kyle
If you ever want to go I do have a couple of outfitters that hunt like I do and will take you .. I would go too .. Thanks
Should put the mules tails out of the harness so that they can defecate more easily,brush away pests etc.
I will try to remember .. thanks
@@BrettVaughnB100 cheers,enjoy your life.
Watch the next video I put out I show something about the mules tail
@@BrettVaughnB100 thanks Brett will keep an eye out for it,bye for now.
What is the range in miles of Dog 🐶 when using Tone & stimulation? Don’t say shock ! The Adverse Anti Training devices will have a heart ❤️ attack! I’ve been using training Collars 40 +years, if used correctly a great training tool !
I'm not sure .. ? they are a great training tool in the right hands .. thanks
Think I might just shut down my business and come join ya, You shouldn't be out there alone anyway. Haha Man, Bruce Kennedy hated those Airedales .
He did lol .. he told me it really wasn't the Airedales but the owners .. Do you remember John Henry from the coyote gods? I guess him and Bruce had a big run in and John Henry had Airedales ... go ahead and quit and come on out .. Thanks
@@BrettVaughnB100 Was John Henry out in southern Arizona? If its the guy Im thinking of, I ran into him in the Chiricahuas 2 different times.
Yep that was him
They stack rocks sometimes where they put poison many years ago for coyote like in the 50 s. Sometimes the Indians also did to mark trails
Hope there is none of that stuff left out here .. Thanks
I think when you get a chance to retire you will be able to make a lot more Videos. Hopefully make a lot of money off of UA-cam and enjoy your life looking forward to seeing your progress
I know I will be able to make more videos .. hopefully I can make some that people will like Thank you
Nice ride Brett. Do your mules drink much water on a ride like today? I knew a bear hunter up in Michigan that ran a couple of Airedale, they would pull hair if that bear didn’t tree. Real aggressive dogs.
They don't drink much at all when they are out ... yes a good Airedale that is smart can really help Thanks
@@BrettVaughnB100 Thanks👍🏻
Our trails may cross
That would be good .. right?
@@BrettVaughnB100 indeed my friend
@@modocroughstock5700 Good ... thought I might have some kind of mad man after me lol Thanks
@@BrettVaughnB100 😂😆😂 we just may be.. doing what our heart tells us.. I'm gathering up to head out soon from Mina Nevada
Where are you headed and how far and how long?
Is this guy for real ?
Nope .. just a figment of your imagination lol
check out Rhodesian Ridgeback ,wait till you find out what the rich/politician were hunting...boy scout ranch wow....bet judges went there too
I bet .. thanks
Those Rock piles or pyramids got to remember they might have been sitting there for 80 100 years or even more! survey lines measuring property markers, you use what you got! and in that case it would be rocks. in the old days you can blaze some trees and stuff some junipers or Cedars but look at the country now I bet you it doesn't look Harley much like it looked 150 years ago 150 years ago you still had Wild tribes things were different everywhere ,there was game like you ain't never could imagine and different plants and cactuses and trees and flowers and aRoma's and smells and ,,..I missed it I missed it also a hundred years too late ! I've been trying to gobble it up since I was a little kid and I hated seeing people ruin our environment even as a child. Have you ever noticed how a lot of those people hate old things and natural environment!!,,..
Here you go .. I made this video on another channel ua-cam.com/video/ESHoavu6o_g/v-deo.html Thanks
I'm 61 disabled, I'd like to be riding with you brother
Wish you could .. sorry you can't Thank you for watching ..
Eurasian Doves?
I'm not sure ? I know there are a lot of them .. I use to like to hunt them when I was kid .. Thanks
Does anyone else see the face in the window on the thumbnail photo?
Lol love the politics part
lol yeah tried to make it where I didn't offend anyone Thanks Nick
Up here youre not suppose to stack rocks, and tear them down if you find them. The government says its a distrubance of the natural landscape.
wow .. I think here they use them a lot for trail markers .cairns ..Mr Google: The official uses of rock stacking are memorials or landmarks. Cairns have been used since the beginning of humanity, mostly to set marks to not get lost in nature. Later, cairns were used as burial monuments and as landmarks to locate buried items."
@@BrettVaughnB100 that's what I had seen them as out on the desert, memorial markers. It was resent that the forestry put out a notice to remove them up on mountain trails.
stacking rocks usually just means I've been here, like graffiti.
Wow I need to get busy .. I've been a lot of places lol .. Thanks
Here is a video of a Tom using his back feet to make a scratch. ua-cam.com/video/Rj_wSFFlgmo/v-deo.html
I have seen that .. Old Wiley Carol would of loved to see that .. Thanks