Solo Car Camping Adventure - History Hunting and My BASIC CAMP SET UP
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- Solo Car Camping Adventure - History Hunting and My Basic Camp Set Up
Thank you for joining me for another Jeep Overland Car Camping Adventure. On this trip we travel some dirt roads to explore a piece of private land and track down a historic old 1920’s logging camp site. I’ve heard rumors about this site and some of it’s history and I got the chance to go out and search for the evidence myself. I also show you all my most basic and simple car camp set up. As always I throw in a few camp meals and talk about some of the gear I use along the way. And on this trip I find some relics that tell us more about what life was like for the hard working timber workers and their families that occupied this historic camp site.
Hope you enjoy joining me for more of my overland, car camping, history hunting, and exploring in more of my videos. Above all, I hope you find some adventures of your own!
Hope you all enjoy!
Cheers,
Casey
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I snagged a few more things I’ll send your way including the Fish Curry one I think you’ll enjoy that too. Thanks for the shout out, now I know why I started getting all these overlanders following on insta haha!
Oh man that’s great. Really enjoyed that last care package and I’m now using a few of the items pretty regularly. Cheers Gundog! Always enjoy your videos too. Only problem is I’m getting close to the point of almost having watched all of them! Lol.
I like the mountain house meals too. Eat them a lot during deer hunting season, easy good hot meal after a cold hunt.
For sure. They are hard to beat for a simple, no mess, and decent tasting camp meal. Cheers!
I really enjoyed that one Casey
Seriously the finds just keep getting better all the time
Hopefully one more History Hunting trip before snow comes
Good work
Thank you. I did get another in and I’m working on the next video now! Happy new year!
I’m looking for the link for the only fans channel 😉😈 lol that made me laugh great video as usual Casey. Good to see you. Cheers my friend. ❤️
Ha! I think you are one of only two people that even caught that! Lol. Always awesome to hear from you Jackie!
Everytime I watch one of your vids, its always an adventure, at least for me. One day, one day I pray I will make it out there, thx for the vid Casey
I hope you do someday my friend. And thank you. Really glad you enjoy them. Cheers!
Hey there William I have to ask whats stopping you from making it out there as you put it? I’m curious because I had a whole list of things stopping me until one day I through the list away and headed out lol
Are you in Oregon by chance?
@@prepperjonpnw6482 No I'm in Fla, an retired, trying to figure out a way to have a hunting/ fishing / outbacking fund to finance my adventures, or start a buisness. But I'm married an have other obligations that take up my time to, I will figure it out.
Casey, towards the end of the video, that was a hand twist hammer drill bit. Hit it with a hammer, twist it and hit it again. Keep doing it till you get the depth hole you want.
Ah! Thank you. I suspected it was some kind of drill bit. Cheers my friend!
Nice wiggy"s sleeping bag. Great choice.
Best bags out there for overlanding and car camping in my opinion!
Thanks for taking me along Casey. Happy Healthy 2022 pal.
Casey, I love watching your videos. Seriously brother miss them a lot! I can’t wait for the next one!
Normally, I don't care to see advertising on utube. Casey gives us a different take on explaining the quality and usefulness of each thing he has. Not because there free but, they have to suit the need.i.e., all the rooftop tents. He has explained the good and not so good, and has honest thoughts. Thnx Casey.
Thank you my friend. I appreciate it that you see that. Every piece of gear that I talk about is a piece of gear that I use on a regular basis because it has proven to work well for me in the role I need it too. I only review or talk about items that are in my kit/load out. I turn away several pieces of free gear every week because it’s just not something that I need or would use. It’s nice to hear that you recognize that. Thank you. Happy New Year my friend!
Casey, you cracked me up with the only fans . You rock man. Keep up the great work.
Casey!! What’s up?! Mountain house is my friend… I love it!!
Ha! What’s up my friend! For sure. I’m right there with you! Cheers!
Another enjoyable adventure Casey. Safe travels mate. Warren.
I love coming home from work and watching your videos. Looking forward to more. Happy new year
Thank you my friend. Hope you enjoy. Happy new year!
Hey Casey... thanks for the shout-out. I've had few over my way drop a comment from your channel... very nice of you to do that.
On another note, I'd agree with ya about that rod being a drill. One guy would hold the bit while another guy hit the end with a maul. Then he'd turn the bit, by hand, and the other guy would hit the end again. Required a bit of trust for the guy swinging the maul lol 👍🎩⛏
ps.. subbed ya up and great editing on your vids 👍👍 ~ Kevin
Thanks my friend. Been really enjoying your videos. You’ve really inspired me to start doing some digging of some of the old sites I explore. I haven’t found any super cool or really old bottles yet but I’m having fun looking! Cheers!
Glad to see a new video! You make me feel like I’m out there exploring. That pink dish is depression glass. I guess that doesn’t mean it wasn’t already 10 years old when it was brought out there. But that glass was put out in the early 30s.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed. And thanks for the tips on the date of that glass. I’m thinking that site was occupied from about the mid 1920s until the late 1930s. So what you’re saying fits right in with that. Cheers!
Hey Casey,
Great video and menu..
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Thank you! I’m working on my next one now!
Another great trip. Thanks for taking us along😁👍
Cheers ☕ I love coffee!
Oh man I love my coffee!!! Cheers my friend!
Happy New Year, Casey. Great to see another one of your adventures. This made my evening, for sure. Thanks so much for sharing. Have a safe and healthy 2022!
Happy New year my friend!
@@CoyoteWorks01 Happy New Year Casey. Please read the comment I left for you to read. Its kind of long but you’ll understand why when you read it. Cheers
So I left a comment saying to try a peak meal… and as I’m getting through the video I see you brought the biscuits and gravy haha…. NEVER MIND. The Peak stroganoff… I could eat for the rest of my life happily
Ha! That’s awesome. But I haven’t tried the Peak stroganoff yet. I’ll definitely give that a try now!
HAPPY NEW YEARS CASEY,ANOTHER GREAT ADVENTURE,I LIKE YOU BACKGROUND MUSIC ALSO,GOES WELL WITH TERRAIN..SAFE TRAVELS, C U NEXT TIME
Happy New Year my friend! Thank you.
Casey I want you to know what an inspiration you are to me and probably a whole lot of other people as well. I really enjoy being in the outdoors as much as possible but sometimes life just kind of grinds you down and its in those times that one of your videos will pop into my feed. They always seem to appear at just the right time. Each one of your videos reminds me that I can enjoy myself out in nature all by myself when everyone seems to busy to accompany me on an adventure. This past year was really tough on me as I lost my best friend back in the spring to complications during a surgery. His death really hit me hard especially because we had planned out most of 2021 around various trips and excursions we were going to do together. So his death pretty much wiped out my calendar for the rest of the year and he was my best friend for quite awhile so losing him really was like a kick in the gut. I knew he was an important part of my life and I was to him as well and it just never occurred to me that he wouldn’t always be there. Losing him left a gigantic hole in my life. It may sound a bit strange but watching you out there doing what you love all by yourself reminds me of what he would want me to do. He wouldn’t want me sitting at home mourning his passing. He would want me to be out there in the woods doing the things that I love even if it meant going it alone. There will never be another person in my life just like him and that’s ok. I might meet someone that I become friends with and maybe even best friends someday. But in the meantime I shouldn’t waste what time I have because if I learned anything from his passing its that you never know when your time is up. So I want to say thank you to you Casey because your videos remind me of the times I got to spend with my best friend doing pretty much what you do in your videos. I’ll always have those memories and a few pictures we took when we remembered to take them lol. And since most of the time we were out there it was in some of the same areas you seem to frequent so the scenery reminds me of those times. But now I’m kind of rambling lol. Just know that sometimes your willingness to share your adventures makes a huge difference in the lives of people you may never get to meet. Maybe I’ll bump into you sometime while out and about in the outdoors. I know he would have liked you Casey because you remind me of him in a lot of ways. Now its 2022 and its been almost a year since I lost my best friend. I’m going to do what he would want me to do and that’s get out there and enjoy myself before its my time to go. Thank you Casey for being the friend I haven’t met yet lol
I know you understand what I’m trying to say. Coyote works out.
Cheers.
Free of corperate sponsership? That's a good one. It sounded like one extended commercial.
We really enjoy watching your videos. We've learned a lot from you. Really interesting about the different types of old tin cans and glass bottles. We ramble all over Oregon mainly during warmer weather. Might run into you sometime. Camping in freezing weather isn't our thing but we enjoy watching others do it from the comfort of our home. 😀
Thank you. I hope I do run into you out there some time. Until then, safe travels!
The drill bit you found was a hammer bit most likely used in setting Dynamite. Another great video.
as usual.. got to like the video before it even starts.
Ha! Perfect my friend! Thank you!
Chili mac and beef is one of my favorite MH meals with tobacco sauce. 🤤
I'd pay to NOT see the changing scene! Seriously, I enjoy your videos and have learned quite a bit from them over last few years.
I can imagine that with the after Christmas storm, this was indeed your last outing for the season. Happy trails and discoveries for the coming year.
Yeah I’m working on the video of my next trip after this one now. I’ll give you a hint. It was below zero and about 10 inches of snow! Cheers my friend!
Good stuff!
Thanks for the video!
I like your table and chair setup! Very nice.
Can’t bring myself to purchase a spork.
I buy new old stock silverware from Replacements ltd…lots of stuff from the 1800’s early 1900’s
Ha! I understand. I still use a lot of plain old household silverware out there too. Works just fine. Cheers!
Happy new years from Pennsylvania.. looking forward to another year of awesome videos..
Great tour. Couple cool survival tips. Missed the subject matter. Thanks for your work.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed!
Those were some pretty cool relics. I've heard that those old flat files were made out of 1095 steel. Good for making knives and I think you are right. That was an old bit for drilling rock. All really cool stuff and awesome place. Take care and be safe.
Thanks my friend! Glad you enjoyed!
Happy new year from our ranch in Almo Idaho! Enjoying this video for my lunch break from feeding cows in the blizzard today. Mtn house chicken and dumplings with a little extra water is my favorite, very comforting and filling when on the mountain ✌️🇺🇸
Happy New year Zack. Thank you. Yeah those mountain house meals are hard to beat for a quick, hot, easy camp or trail meal. Stay warm and safe out there! Cheers.
Thank you for the awesome video. Happy New Year..
Happy New Year! Thank you.
That looks like some of what the crystal glass wear that Cambridge glass company sold. I recognized it from the etching and the color that they gave to my family we had a 18 place setting of crystal that was given to my great grand father in the 1930 because he bout so much products form them for his Restaurants Dicks Café in the med west made by Cambridge glass company it looks like a coffee or a demi toss cup (is it pink in color that is there trade mark) Thanks Casey it brings back good memories. Thank you again
Yay!
I’ve been looking forward to another one of your videos. You are truly inspiring. Thanks for taking us along
Thank you my friend. Really enjoy hearing that!
I would say main thing to watch out for is spontaneous vehicle combustion 😂. Awesome camp setup man!
Ha! Solid point there ;-)
Great video! Those items you find are amazing, keep it up! 👍🏻🇺🇸
A very pleasant surprise to see a new video. I’m a fan of Mountain House as well, same favorites as yours. Sometimes you just need convenience.
Hope you enjoyed the video. Yes the MH meals are just a good, easy, and consistently good meal out there. Cheers!
I really dig the little tips you provide, I can tell they came from experience.
Thank you. Very nice to hear you recognize the long years of experience those tips come from my friend! Cheers!
Awesome video! I really like the knowledge and respect you show for both history and nature.
Thank you. Awesome to hear that. Cheers!
Love the videos!! It's fun exploring and treasure hunting alongside ya!! Happy Holidays and safe travels!!
Great to see you once again. I actually love the Mountain House meals as well.
Thank you. They are hard to beat for just a good solid simple meal out there. Cheers!
Glad to see u back in action! #1 overlander CZcams channel in my book. The desert drone work makes it for me. That Alvord is something this desert rat needs to check out. don't abandon yer live chats either!
Thank you my friend. Always awesome to hear that. Glad you enjoyed!
I love your adventures. You always find cool treasures. I have learned a lot from you like starting a fire, what to look for on finding treasures like you. As far as mountain house meals that to me is ok, you can't cook meals all the time. Thank you for bringing us along on your adventures. God Bless and be safe.
Thanks Casey! Am from Prineville and love to know about the vastness and endless places to to explore in our local area, we are truly blessed.
That’s awesome Jason! Great to hear from another local!
Enjoyed every bit of it!
Hope you have a great New Year!!
Another method for keeping your freeze dried meal and yourself warm, is to keep it inside your parka while it rehydrates. Most good parkas/puffys have an internal mesh pocket that serves well as a good place to stow it.
That’s a great tip. Can’t believe I haven’t thought of that one yet! Cheers!
Damn, I love your videos! Thanks for taking me/us along!
Thank you my friend! Always appreciate hearing that!
Happy New Year .enjoy your shows a lot .keep up the good work .the scenic vallue , home stead discoveries are of great intrest love the history .
@06:00 When it is "very still," it can only mean one thing... there's a Squatch nearby. 🤣
For sure! Always!
Perfect flat rock for the fire back.
Definitely! Worked out perfect!
Casey do use a metal Detector also? Enjoyed your show. Thank you. Happy new year and looking forward to your next show. I waa thinking that someone should make a 12 volt electric heater for the tent at night. Something run off a 12 volt deep cycle battery. Be handy for you on those chilly nights.
Casey , I hope you kept those old saw Files that you dug up in the dump ; they can easily be restored to ''like new'' and put back into service . Also , most older Files were made by Black Diamond and are top quality . --- < Doc > .
Mountain House meals are great. A little high in sodium but when you're active that helps.
That is true. But they are a pretty decent meal when you need something simple. Cheers!
Great campsite.
Another great adventure! Thank you Casey!
Thank you! Always good to hear from you. Hope your having a great new year so far!
Happy New Year! It's good to see another video. Thanks for all the hard work you put into your videos. It shows
Happy New Years my friend. Hope you enjoyed it!
Great videos Great adventure. Please keep um coming. 👍🏻👋🏻
Thank you! I will for sure!
YAY!! Thankyou for the awesome new video. How have you been doing? Happy new year’s to you and your family. You take care and be safe. I love watching your channel. Can’t wait for more new awesome videos.
For sure my friend! Doing well. Happy new year to you too!
Really enjoyed your video.
Have a Happy New Year!
Casey. Like usual, great video. We sure enjoy your videos…..we learn so much from you. The last year or maybe two (time is flying) Cory always says “time to build a coyote works fire” when we are camping. :) meaning the half moon like you do.
Thank you my friend! And appreciate hearing that about the Coyote Works fire! Very cool to hear I’ve had a little bit of influence on your camping. Happy adventures out there!
I’m glad you put that last line about the half moon in there lol. For a second I thought you meant a jeep fire lol. Cheers
Loving my Ready Light brother. Kudos on the great recommendation.
Oh man that’s a great piece of kit. Been using one for almost 5 years now. Cheers!
I've been collecting bottles for years all over construction finding when the bush there's all kinds of stuff out there if you want to look one thing have something to pick through the bottles and the cans cuz you never know what you're going to run into interesting stuff enjoy your videos. 👍👍😀🇨🇦🔥
Thank you my friend! I’ve really been enjoying looking for them! Cheers!
Nice job on the video. Happy New Year.
Thanks my friend!
Another great video, thanks for sharing. That peak refuel biscuits a d gravy is the best one the make.
Thank you! They were good! Cheers!
That rose colored glass you found is really interesting - the one that looked like a tea-cup. My mother in law collected those kinds of things - like both the rose and green colored glass-ware.
Yes it was a tea cup. Really neat, very ornate glass.
Great video
Thank you!
I did like your video this one you were calmer really enjoy the exploring you do and
you stop to check out the bottles. Do more digging! Hey! Coyote Works Happy new year!!
Thank you my friend! Happy new year to you!
When you cook Mountain House chicken and rice, let it sit for 20 to 25 minutes, before eating. I use a Kelly Kettle to heat my water.
Thanks for the pro tip! Cheers my friend!
We enjoyed the Video! Thanks for all the tips. Hope to meet up with you one of these days & we'll cook you up some Dutch Oven yummminess👍
Glad you enjoyed the video! Oh man bribing me with some good camp cooking is a great way to get me to meet up! Lol. Cheers! I hope we do get a chance to meet up!
Appreciate you Sir. 👍🇺🇸🦅
Many thanks my friend, enjoyed it, be safe
For sure. Always good to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed!
happy new year Casey!! thanks for taking us along for the ride.. be safe out there!!
Thank you my friend. Happy New Year to you as well!
That bit is a Star drill bit, those old files make excellent knife blades when repurposed.
I thought that's what that was. My Grandfather was a General Contractor, and I remember seeing those as a kid. He was awarded the very FIRST Building Permit ever issued in Marion County, Oregon. There is a LOT of Oregon History in my family. I'd LOVE to get a sit down with Casey sometime and exchange notes!
Man that’s great! I would enjoy sitting down over a cup of coffee to talk history for sure!
I thought it was some kind of drill bit but I wasn’t sure. We’re they used to drill rock?
@@CoyoteWorks01 yep. Though they were used on other applications.
All the best for the new year Casey.
Thanks John. To you has well my friend. Happy New Year! Always good to hear from you!
Happy New Year and really enjoyed this outing. I hope you can get one or two more in before the season is over. Always enjoy the tips you give and wishing you a safe and hardy 2022 👍🏻🔥🌲
Thank you. I’ll definitly get more in. I go all year round. I just can’t do much relic hunting once the ground is frozen solid and covered with snow. But I’m just working on my next video now of a trip I did where it was below zero and had about 10 inches of snow on the ground. Cheers!
Hey Casey, very much enjoy your videos and your excitement of finding history in remains of an old Homestead. On a much lighter note I had to chuckle at how you pronounced Stok cold brew coffee. A very nice cashier at the local Safeway who used to teach Grade School corrected my pronunciation of that brand of coffee. I too used to pronounce it "stock". She pointed out that there is a "long sign" over the O in Stok, so it's pronounced "stoke". That's our joke when I see her at Safeway.
Ahhh. Good catch on my poor pronunciation. Good to know. I suspected there was something tricky about that! Cheers my friend!
Been jonesing for a new video! Thanks!
Hope you enjoy! Cheers my friend!
Happy New Year! Those amber cork top bottles were actually Clorox, or Purex bleach bottles, circa 1930's-40's. They could have been used later for moon shine, but seeing the fancy depression glass, and boot polish, I'd say there were definitely ladies, and families in that camp.
Thank you. Those are great pointers. I find a lot of those bottles in that era of camps. I bet they used it a lot for disinfecting. Cheers!
I very much prefer the solo trips over the other ones. I don't know why but it's just better IMO....
Yeah I hear you. I do enjoy trips with other folks but the solo ones are a different kind of experience that I enjoy on a deeper level for sure. Something about the challenge of being way out there all by yourself is part of it. Cheers!
Need a good metal detector with multiple coils to check around camp structures.
Hey Casey, i came across your channel a few months ago and have spent several hrs watching and catching up on your adventures. I am retiring from the military this summer after 20 yrs. I have been stationed at Fort Lewis, WA since July 2016. Ever since i started watching your channel ive always said to myself that it would be awesome to go on one of your adventures with you but i know in this day and age that's probably not possible. Thanks for bringing your adventures to those of us who aren't able to get out as much as we would like. John
Hey There - John. You might get to go on an adventure with Casey or maybe one of us that run amok in the same neck of the woods some day. Its not impossible and since you will be exiting the military soon you just never know. Down here in this area we appreciate our veterans and go out of our way to welcome them into our adventures as a way of saying thank you for your service. So stay in touch and we will look forward to seeing you sometime. Oh and don’t think you have to have a special rig with all the gadgets and whatnot. We all started with nothing more than a desire to enjoy the outdoors. In fact I don’t know when your exit date is but you can always come down for a visit, I’m certain some of us could show you around.
Cheers
@@prepperjonpnw6482 I really appreciate your reply. My retirement is effective 1 August, but i'll be on leave in June- July. Sometime in June or July would be the best time that i would be able to come down. I'll keep you informed. Thanks
Again a commercial for his gear. Good video.
It’s just the gear that I use. I talk about it because people ask about it a lot. I only talk about gear that I actually use and I only use gear that actually works for what I need it to do. Cheers my friend!
Great video Casey. I did two seperate videos on fatwood hunting. Definitely an overlooked resource.
Thank you. I agree. It’s one of the most reliable natural firestarters around in my area. Cheers!
Happy New Year Casey. Bring some rubbing alcohol or wipes, heard those don't freeze.
Another great one,thanks.
Thank you!
Really cool what you do. Live in Nampa, Id. So your journeys are near me. Grew up by Spokane and North Idaho so have spent many years bombing around those areas. 60, so need to move back, maybe start my own ch up yonder.
Man that would be awesome. You should! Good to hear you’ve had some of the same experiences bobbing around the back country. Cheers!
Always good times and something to learn on your channel. I always get a little sad when I hear the closing music because that means the end of another adventure out in the wilderness.
Thank you. I feel the same way when I’m on the last stretch of dirt before I hit the pavement. It always makes me a little sad that the adventure is coming to an end. Cheers my friend!
Really good video Casey watching you in that Evolution tent makes me really want to get out there and use mine for the first time I guess it's going to have to be in the snow
Thanks Mark. It’s a great tent. It will serve you well for sure! And I just got back from camping in mine in about 10 inches of snow and below zero temps!
That's good to know Casey. Thanks!
Sweet been waiting brother.
Hope you enjoy!
Casey,
Another great camp out! I really enjoy your time digging up relics! The history of the high desert is bountiful and interesting! Here in the Columbia River Gorge we have “dump sites” full of history as well. I find that taking my dogs out for a run helps me find new ground, but it’s hit or miss finding the history at times. What do you use for confirmation on the dates and timelines? How about finding information on new places to explore?
I’ve read all the books about the area, talk to the old timers at the coffee shop and I’ve grown up in the area. Any thing else you can think of? I’d appreciate your insight.
The “can lids” you mentioned, were they glass or tin?
Thanks again for taking me along for the ride!
Happy New Year !
Sounds like you do a lot of the same things I do…. Read local history books, listen to the old timers, etc. I also search for and browse old maps. The maps back into the 1920s and 1930s are a good balance between being new enough to be fairly detailed and accurate but still showing a lot of the historic homesteads, ranches etc. A lot of the maps from that era actually showed where houses and buildings were located. And like you said, at the end of the day I find a lot of old sites by just hiking around and looking in areas where it seems likely someone would have wanted to settle or camp. Cheers!
@@CoyoteWorks01 I will keep doing what I’m doing and will pull some maps. Water & Soil conservation District office might have a map or two.
Now I’m chomping at the bit to get out there! I’d be able too if there wasn’t 16+ inches of snow outside. ❄️🐶🐶☃️
Thanks again for the ride!
Love your videos! So informative and interesting!
Thank you!
@@CoyoteWorks01 We really do love the way you delve into history as an underlying element of your overlanding back country exploration, and with this video, we loved how you gave the insider tips for fire building. Of course, you've done this before, but we like how you went over basics again.
Great video! Love all the in depth explanation of things you're doing. Would you talk about your jeep and what all mods you've done sometime? Also maybe why you chose this particular jeep and tips for people that would like to buy a Jeep. Thanks!
That’s a great idea. I should do a Jeep walk around video. I do get a ton of questions about what all I’ve done to it. Thank you. Happy New Years!
Until Casey makes that video you can go back through his videos and see most of what he’s done just not all in one video lol look for the video that shows the death by fire of his other jeep. Its sad to be sure but out of the ashes of that jeep arose his current jeep and in the videos that follow he kind of shows bit by bit what he’s done to it. If nothing else those videos are rather enjoyable to watch just for their content and some great outdoors scenery. There’s even some wild horses in a couple of them. Cheers
You might mention where Mountain house is made:
Oregon Freeze Dry in Albany.
That’s a great point Bruce. I like it even more that they are an Oregon company!
Happy New Year, and the beard's lookin' good!
Thanks my friend. Happy New year!