Do you remember where that last hill you drove up on was at 32:20 ? Was that still on black gap ?

Thanks!

Not all heros wear capes......unless you wear capes 😆

We were insanely lucky to be able to witness the mountain lion, that’s for sure. We also had no idea how beautiful big bend is! Thanks for watching :)

Awesome! Yeah we love our little trailer, we are extremely confident it could have handled even black Gap road right behind us! Thanks for watching! :)

Thanks so much :)

Thanks for watching! Yeah my wife (the driver) was very nervous there too lol! We appreciate having you with us on our journey!

It was our first time, and we loved it!! Thanks for watching :)

I wouldn't call watching the death of a deer "awesome", but to each their own.

@@TheScenicRoutes I’ve been going since I was a kid in 1990, we have a house in the area, I’ve seen zero mountain lions or bears in 32 years, and you caught the rarest of big bend mountain lion sightings!

Thanks man! Yeah so glad I caught the end of the attack!

Wow thanks so much! I spent way too much time picking the songs so I appreciate that

Yeah we thought it would be tougher and steeper honestly. Still tough but not nearly as much!

No kidding! I saw a few tacomas there and it was great!

We actually have an articulating hitch! It’s cylindrical with a hole through the middle for off roading. Forgive me, I forget what it’s actually called!

Hey there, love your videos! I’ve watched quite a few of them! We are happy with it. It’s a little cramped with two people and two dogs (queen sized bed inside) but overall it’s capability makes up for it!

I wouldn't call the death of a deer "awesome", but then again I am not a deer hunter. You must be.

It was crazy!! Couldn’t believe we caught the end of it!

You two are so lucky to get something like that on film

Once in a lifetime shot.

Wow, no kidding! That’s awesome!

Seeing wildlife in their natural habitat is pretty amazing!

Speaking of amazing related to foxes, I was on lonely traffic free paved country road in Sonora Mexico, maybe 10 to 12 years ago looking for snakes. It was after sunset and I think I stopped for a rattlesnake. After looking at it, I was admiring how warm and pleasant it was with the sounds of creatures. In the low light, I could see something up the road coming towards me. I was standing in the road and it looked like a small dog like animal. It was oblivious to me and kept coming. It seemed to be a fox and was going to just walk past me within feet. When it was less than 10 feet away, it stopped, dropped a rabbit that was in its mouth, then picked it up again and continued on. I got two flash photos that did not seem to bother it at all. I don't think the fox even looked at me.

The humans most definitely cost him or her its life. They were making so much noise and distractions the deer didn’t have a chance.

@@bs1820 considering the cougars are in far more danger as a species from human activity, it was due. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j9STd5x1utamaGQ.html

@bs1820, it’s nature, and natural selection. No fault of the humans, the lion was just that good at what it does and got its kill.

IKR. I would have tried to distract the lion to save the deer. Fully armed of course.

Mountain lion has to eat and this is his grocery store. Sometimes things work out (whether aided by humans or not) and sometimes they don't. That's life, and death.

Whether or not the humans distracted the deer, the predator needs to survive too.