Please do more talks and shows. Watched kids grow up and always enjoyed. I went to Hatfield McCoy for the first time because of your show and have loved ever since.

Life is an adventure. Wether it's getting caught on a train track or watching kids grow up or working your ass off for a living. It's just fun being able to sit back and reminisce down the road. It's up to you how you live it to enjoy it. I AGREE about taking things for granted. Pennsylvania now has the pilot trails and you have the few that abuse it. Frustrates me to no end. Keep on riding and enjoying life's adventures. Thank you for" keeping it real ".

I love what you guys do! I hope you guys bring back live talk Tuesday! We all Miss it!

Think I enjoyed this more than the other videos. New subscriber here.

Good times! Thanks for sharing! Congrats on the new grandchild! Hope to see yall out on the trails soon!

Can’t wait to try Braveheart , campfire chat was a 👍🏻

Great video. Love the casual format around the campfire.

Really enjoyed the campfire chat and can’t wait to check it out

Really enjoyed this great work guys!

Loved this video and campfire talk. God bless!

Checking those trails out are a bucket list of mine. Congratulations on the grand baby it’s an amazing feeling for sure ! 🎉

Thanks Brian can't wait to go camping this spring great video

Great video keep up the good work looks fun around the fire looks fun

I missed you guys. Thanks for the fireside chat. Looking fwd to riding the Braveheart trails.

Great video guys, like the campfire setting.

Love the fireside chat. Nicely done.

Nice to see you having a nice time. Hope grand baby and all are doing well. Hope to see you in near future.

Looking forward to checking out Braveheart. Thanks for the vid.

Looks like a great time at the Braveheart trail system. Lots of things to see when going to the Mann Gilbert area. Really like the talk around the campfire, telling stories type of video👍🏼 We have been fortunate enough to visit most of the Hatfield McCoy Trail systems, but one of my favorites days was when we were riding with you guys to the newly opened Warrior Trail System. Not sure if you remember but we got the Police escort to the Warrior trail, and I think he even had his lights on. That day was the Maiden Voyage of the “No Turn Talon”! Hope you are all doing well, and spoil that Grand Baby! Jesse-Laura

Really enjoyed the campfire talk, liked the clips of your ride.

Glad I found your channel use to watch you on tv before you tube !!

yall need to do more videos, really enjoyed it

This was a great video, brings back memories. Wife and I were at HM the exact same weekend, I remember finding out Braveheart closed and our plans changed. We were going to stay 3 days at Ashland Resort and then head north and stay 3 more at Twin Hollow. I had planned it for months, knew where the horses were and was going to find the elusive mountain goat on Devil Anse , even had all my restaurants planned out. Rained the first 3 days and tons of mud on the southern systems. Like you we got a call from our daughter but she was babysitting our sick dog. She took a turn for the worst and we made a decision late at night to leave the next morning because we knew the dog was not going to make it. We drove 500 miles back to PA and got to spend some time with the dog before having to put her down. So it was not a great trip, but we did get to ride a few good trails between the raindrops. We have another trip planned for mid May. The highlight for us was riding Cabwalingo on our way down and her telling me she could drive these trails by herself and I could ride my dirt bike at the same time on our next trip. I guess the best thing I learned is that I am lucky to have a trooper for a wife like yours, not too many of them would want to stick with us on the misadventures that always seem to find us.

Awesome awesome job on the video keep up the talk tour. And try to keep the smoke down and away lol

You’re right about trash Brian! Pack it out! My family and I went to Hatfield McCoy (Warrior, Pinnacle Creek, Pocahontas and Indian Ridge) last June. Absolutely gorgeous. We stayed right down from where you got hung up on those tracks. My brother and I noticed all the scrapes in the pavement from trailers. Side note: I own a Can Am Commander Max and love it! Thank you for your review and while back, it made my decision!

Fishers Off-road 👍. The O.G. of ATV video. "Keeping it real"

Keep 'en it real with a fireside chat was a lot of fun and I enjoyed it immensely, especially since I didn't have smoke in my eyes. I noticed your visitor/observer and that was a very skinny bear or most probably a mountain lion. Might have been a bobcat but it appeared much larger than my Missouri bobcats. As an aside : Because of your influence I bought a '22 RMax4 Limited Edition from Yeagers in Sedalia. It is a great rig and I appreciate your on going comments.

I super enjoyed this video felt like you were talking to each of us separately

The holes lined up in a row are auger holes in a coal vane. I talked with an older gentleman in Gilbert that worked on one of the machines. He said it was similar to drilling a well, but horizontal. They just augered the coal out.

Great time i felt like i was there with you. Sometime we want to get out there and ride those trails

Ride on! And keep on keeping it real!

Injoyed it!!

Awesome video guys. Time flies I remembered watching the episode when toy hauler got stuck on TV. There is no ATV park that compares to Hartsfield & McCoy's. We done 8 of the parks. Our favorite is Ivy Branch, and Pocahontas.

I thought it was great, I always enjoy your videos

Thought it was great keep it real.

The Hatfield McCoy trail system is on my bucket list

Love the video ! Thanks for the Braveheart footage, those holes are from auger mining. Common in that area.

Love the campfire story time.

Loved the flash backs. Nice to just sit around a camp fire and chill. Snacks are the best part of off roading. Got to have jerky and most importantly it needs to be wild bills beef jerky. 🤘

Dog or maybe a big cat crossed the trail behind yall at 24:22 😅 Nice video. Like the format and flashbacks!

Congratulations Brian and Melissa, Bree and her husband on there New addition. It was funny about the snacks. My wife and I took our step daughter up to H and M. I wanted to take them to Pineville to eat Mexican. We pulled into ashland , unloaded. I did not remember how far it was to Pineville from Ashland. Just FYI ,it is 30 miles by trail. We got out on the trail and after a while we stopped for a snack. Wife asked me where the snacks were. Told her I got the water, snacks were her job. Long story short, we had fun, but she was not to happy. We love H and M. We live in Statesville, NC. We ride up Bramwell and come home the same day. Go to Gilbert when we have longer weekends. Look fwd to more videos. Hope y'all have a great 2024.

I Love the ATV World Flashback!!!

Looking forward to hopefully checking out the Braveheart trail system in May when we come back to the Hatfield McCoy trails !!

Im heading to HM end of March and hoping they will have the trail open.

we rode it the day they decided to close. It had rained for days prior and it was a muddy mess. It is a nice system, but it does have some issues that need to be addressed.

I really enjoyed the campfire reflecting, you should do more !!!!

When you mentioned Rockhouse, I remembered a motel a couple miles from the trailhead in Gilbert. At the end of the day, they would have a fire and everyone would just gather and hang out. I think the owners name was Ken? Only stayed there a couple times but really enjoyed that experience. I think you guys filmed there with some country artists several years ago. Hope all is well.

Great video! Wife & I are moving from AZ to TN in the next few months, & gonna need some riding buddies!! Hey... question about the tiki torch lights that I see in the video. Are they for ambulance... or for at night to keep predators away? Need to learn the TN ways!! Thanks so much. Randy

Love to ride and camp! What kind of tent is that, looks just like our Cabellas Alaskan Guide? We are ready to get back down to those trails!

We got to ride Braveheart before they closed it down and it was a rainy day which made those fresh trail straight slop!

The holes that I seen just a few minutes into your vlog is auger holes ,like huge drill bits that cuts into the coal and it augers the coal back out to the outside ,as the auger goes deeper another flight of auger is put bebind the first one and it augers till another flight is added....

They are auger mining shafts. Bear wallow has them as well. Locals told us about them at the McDonald's in Logan.

Will the northern trail be conected to the southern hatfield and mcoy trail ever be conected ? They keep saying there going to

I have watched your videos for awhile. We bought a 2024 X2 1000 the hen we see you also bought one. What made your decision on the X2 1000?

I have a snacklebox attached to my toolbox

We rode Brave Heart 2 weeks after it opened. It was cool. Little too easy for me but with time it should get a little rougher. Why did they close it?

24:22 what was that to the left behind tent 👀

What was that in the background on the trail at 24:23? Hope you guys brought a dog! Lol

Punch mines. They call them punch mines. Believe it or not, miners would tie a pick to their leg and crawl up to a mile on their belly to mine coal and would push it down past their belly and then kick it back with their feet to a guy behind them who would load the coal into a bag he had tied to his leg and then he would crawl back to the access up to a mile and there’d be a donkey with a cart that they’d dump the coal in and then crawl back in the hole and crawl up to a mile on their belly back to the first guy and do that all day

Core drilling to get the coal out!

Where is the trailhead for Braveheart?

Those are coke ovens. Buffalo mtn has them as well

Pin it to win it at the train tracks.

Yeah smooth, until all the crack heads get on them with their 38,40 and 42s with the pedal to the floor always spinning the tires and rutting all the roads up in just a couple of years and ruining for others that just like to get out for a scenic trail ride.