Yes yes please don't ever keep going for contents sake; turning around still makes for a great video. Stay safe!

I could seriously watch 15 minutes of Rocko just doing Rocko things.

I actually like the turnaround videos. I love your stuff Forestry but I never want to see you taking unacceptable risks for our enjoyment, it's not what any of us are here for. Lovely video.

Thank you, she was helping clean the inside of the windshield for me!

@@forestyforest I always thought rocco was a boy.

For sure.

Just be aware that what Foresty does is not for typical tourists. Almost all of his hikes require a lot of experience and extensive planning before hand.

Yee Haw

He should be compensated for trail clearing

The BC Tourism Board is a thing! But they really focus on the cities or places like tofino

You sure she doesn't have some feline DNA?

Agreed. She's the envy!!

I like her go pro view of the world - although I worry about her falling in a crevice on those snowy mountain slopes

oh yea - good idea to keep the electric saw - good for small logs for your fire

She is much faster than me in that terrain, need to get a GPS tracker to compare results!!

I wish I had wrote this! Well said.

Yeah, Foresty always delivers. Best channel ever!

Agreed.

safety first sometimes its not worth it to get a few clicks

Yeah, I prefer these, but all good. I want know how easy it is to find a place to squat over a hole every morning. And you wash yourself in the river?

Same

Yes, me too!

Love your channel! and had no clue about you being Canadian that's awesome!

It has passed the 3 rd reading in the House n now on to senate. Contacting the senators is now the only way to stop its passing.

Hey thanks, yeah hopefully we can get this stopped!

@@forestyforest Hey, great video. Where can I pick up a jacket I can store my dog in for harder hiking?

@@elliotmorin5560 The vertical front pockets on this one worked perfect. But i still needed to sew in a custom "head port". Then my backpack waist belt gives her a platform to lay on. I should do an overview in a video..

Rocko has a way to go "A stray dog has managed to climb to the summit of a 24,000-foot Himalayan mountain. The dog called Mera made it to the top of Baruntse in Nepal without any help and was still able to run around once she had made it. Mera spent three weeks climbing to the summit with expedition leader Dan Wargowsky, from Seattle."

Right? Love watching her sled downhill!

Yea! That was awesome!

2nd that!

Homehardware sells a little saw Radley 18" bar, under $200 bucks. It should get you thru up 24" logs . Just don't work it to hard .Husky sells rancher saw 20" -24" bars $750 I believe. The first saw should be fine for what you do or even building a small emergency cabin.

Its all good. But not overboard like Chad. Rather have the timely updates instead of the 3 week edit.

@@johnwinner8511 💭 Totally 🤔'

And he washes windows to.

Agreed that was absolutely gorgeous

I agree. It's on the same level of beauty as Yosemite valley

Ugh yeah she definitely swallowed a chunk. I have an arsenal of toys and treats that she just ignores and she goes for the darn shoes... or will start biting at me.

@@forestyforest avid chewers usually do well with a bully stick or cow's ear.

@@forestyforest allowing it the first time was probably not a good move.

I have a small dog that is a hardcore chewer. Chicken jerky and actual deer/elk antlers and great. Expensive but its the only thing that keeps our Luna off my shoes.

@@forestyforest Only thing that worked for our small dog but big chewer was a yack horn - buy one if you see one, they last a long time

I have the same saw. It's surprisingly good for small jobs. What he was doing more then I would have thought.

I'm on the Beach also Pacifc ocean central Oregon coast Driftwood Beach

Oh no. First I've heard of this. Praying for all.

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The Ottawa regime really is the worst one in power in the entire developed world. I hate politics and the hatred I have for that clown Trudeau is enough to give me stomach ulcers.

@@zoidberg444 I'm in the States and couldn't agree with you more. Our clown show isn't any better. Never before have I hated so many really horrid, control freaks.

@@rouxchat6033 If you look at the G7 leaders right now probably the only one I would even rate of being slightly above average in terms of intelligence is that freak Macron in France who is a Rothschild clown and a weirdo (his wife is old enough to be his mother). Boris is a moron and really only cares about his own image. The president of the EU Ursula von de Leynen is the most failed politician in German history who ran their ministry of defence into such a state it literally couldn't function. It had no working tanks, planes or guns even for training exercises, Merkle sent her to Europe to get her out of the way, she is also highly corrupt. Mario Drahgi of Italy is unelected and ran the ECB into the ground and now is running Italy into the ground. Schultz in Germany is a complete non entity and has NO idea what he's doing. Trudeau is a complete idiot who could barely hack being an assistant drama teacher. He is a narcissist and an outright psychopath. Finally that leaves us with Biden - a man who was well known to be a dope when he came into the senate in 72. Who was the main man for the credit card lobby for his entire career who is no senile. No one even knows who is actually in charge in the whitehouse. His son also displays all the symptoms of someone who was horrifically sexually abused as a child. I HATE POLITICS. I HATE IT. ITS A FESTERING YEAST INFECTION. I would give anything just to get rid of all of them and just live in the woods and never have to hear about anything to do with them ever again.

I'm sorry you guys need to deal with this. Hope it does not go through

Probably worth a chat, I think the trail crew for Parks Canada has a pretty refined outfit for it!

I hope at least someone from the marketing team for Ryobi Powertools would be watching this, and send him some of their premium equipment to show off on this channel. Just sayin'....

@@forestyforest I wouldn't even bother. I can only imagine the red tape and bureaucracy plus liability. Just get the gas chain saw and be done with it.

"Sorry, insurance etc." Going with Ryobi or other manufacturer sounds more like a real option.

I live in a UK city but our local council loans out litter picking equipment to groups and individuals on the same principle

Let me fix that for you: "What a life Foresty has MADE for himself!" .... It didn't just fall into his lap, he made it happen.

I did a very similar life in this very same region for several years before YT existed. It is idyllic, but there are things F.F. does not show you. No shower, unless you find one in town. Trapped inside your tent or vehicle for days by cold rain, it rained here all May and most of June. Lots of mosquitoes and blackflies in July and August. Bear and cougar danger is not extreme, but not zero either, I am surprised a bear has not checked out his van at 2 AM if it smells food in there, if it is a big one, watch out, it may rip out a side window before you know what is happening. Small animals can chew on engine hoses, mice are everywhere and may carry disease. Branches in your face every step when hiking off-trail, and struggling and clawing every step of the way for hours. You could be blocked and trapped on a remote backroad by a wash-out, mudslide, forest fire, 2 flat tires, or a big fallen tree. One slip, one loose footing, one error when hiking off-trail down low, and you tumble for a few feet, up high, and you may be history. He has not sprained an ankle or twisted a knee or broken a leg yet 5 or 10 or 15 km from his vehicle, with no tent, no duvet, no pad, no cell service and no companion to go for help, although a satellite phone will connect you to rescue services, if they can find you in time .............

@@davidmarshall718 Still sounds better than being stuck in my big rig all day watching other people do it. But yeah, I get what you’re sayin.

Foresty, you said that you wished that you had something awesome to show for the end of this video. You. in fact, delivered. Those last few shots of Rocco are awesome. She is beyond adorable! (Though I wish the mosquitos didn't bother her so.) The two of you really deserve each other!

You can always climb Mt. Dora.😉

@@ronsparks7887 haha 😄

Flatass Florida, for sure. Mt. Dora, that's a hoot. I wish FF could pack some of that snow and send it down, the heat is unbearable.

@@vespermartini2556 seriously. I hate this heat.

Well said

You should venture out west...once you pass Calgary your neck starts to get sore!

I recently moved to Edmonton without realising it’s on the northern Great Plains, 3 hours from Jasper national park but ain’t got a car so haven’t been able to visit yet 😩

I'm in Calgary here but I here Northern Manitoba is beautiful and wild, don't sell your province short eh.

@@bearlycamping spent a few years north of Thompson, fishing is great, and the long summer days were great!

@@bearlycamping I moved from Manitoba to 'Berda, I miss the people of MB, but not the brutal wind!

Hahaha yeah the Ryobi is definitely stealthy! I didn't really demonstrate in the video, but the Ryobi kept overheating on those really big logs, I'd get a couple seconds of cutting before needing to wait for a cooldown. It got pretty tedious, but yeah, it will do it if needed!

steward

Or spot a samsquanch!

Yes couldve been, i hiked up to the meadows as well, lots of snow!