Sad. That lan$ is wasted.,

We’ve been camping there for 30yrs. Our favorite spot.

Notice how narrow it is. About 6 feet. This was made to be trucked. I think it could be a section of a military pontoon bridge. World War Two or Korean War era, even Viet Nam era. The fiberglass and tar are just idiot attempts to patch it. Quite likely was used to store water on this site. captain larry

If you're camping for multiple days with multiple people, why not dig a latrine? Fill in as you go. That way people don't accidentally dig where someone else pooped.

Nice tribute to these guys!

This fire was started by arsonist Stanford Pattan, who only served 3 years in prison.

They must have changed these I bought mine 5 years ago and the needle fitting is round rather then hex so I can’t remove it. I cleaned it out as best I could with paper-clip wire.' The smallest 18GA needle will fit - Grease goes everywhere, but fortunately, some of it did weep round the shaft letting me know I accomplished my task. My coupler has no prevision for lubrication,. but Bio-shield T-9 frees it up good as new

THANK YOU - we've been using one for years and now I know what to do

I'm shocked that a$$holes haven't destroyed it. There's Johnson's cabin around Yolla Bolla or what is left of it. People pull boards off it for fire wood.

Wow, that was a rocking mashup! I especially appreciate your Covelo side Mendo National adventures, you do it true justice, it's a particularly wild area in my opinion. You and your family have great eyes. For the good stuff.

Very nice!

No fish because of scott dam and the diversion of eel river into the Russian River reservoir

Id love to ask you some questions about Hough Springs if you’d be willing to talk to me.

I was really hoping to see the actual camp. My dad helped build the mill. He and my mom lived there during the dry months for a couple years while he worked there. We used one of the old cabins for years when I was younger. Not sure what's left after the fires.

Thanks for this video!

I know that area very well, it’s extremely wild country some of the biggest black bears I’ve ever seen are there and there is lots of them, the hiking backpacking is incredible, whenever I go there that wilderness has kind of an eerie feeling I don’t know how to explain it, I spend a lot of time in many wilderness areas but this one has a very strange feeling? It’s absolutely beautiful there the wildlife is incredible lots of old-growth trees that area is the border between Mendocino wilderness and Yolo Bolly wilderness, Lots of huge Meadows, But I do recommend when going into the wilderness have preparations for emergencies.

Nice! I'm always afraid of that happening as I've had my truck ghost lock itself several times. Luckily I've always had the keys in my pocket...so far...

Good stuff!

I always carry an air wedge and a reach tool in the bed of my truck for this very reason.

Why do you have to cut the red wire?

Thanks for this video! Never knew my lock n roll needed lube! I followed your guidance, and things went perfectly. What a difference! Thanks again!

This is very helpful. Thanks for the demo! Question - I’m looking for something like this to level out my 4WD vehicle when overlanding/sleeping in the car. Do you think these would work on for that type of scenario, on bigger M/T tires? Thanks!

Thank you. I'm regressing my opus4 today and it really helps to watch someone do it first. Just a tip, it would've helped greatly to know what the part number was for the seal that needs to be replaced. Thanks again, cheers!

Was just there the past 2 days . Its mostly gone from the fire . But there are a few areas untouched by fire

Hey, Dylan, nice vid! And, well, of course, you feel like you're in Tahoe. Northern Mendocino National Forest is where the U.S. Northern Coast Range in Northern Cali begins its sudden, vertiginous rise to alpine elevations, making for the highest coastal peaks in the coterminous United States. Whereas the highest peak in Marin County, Mount Tamalpais, the southernmost mountain of the U.S. Northern Coast Range peaks, tops out at some twenty-five hundred feet (2,500 ft plus) , the twin peaks of Snow Mountain National Wilderness -- the southernmost ALPINE peaks of the U.S. Northern Coast Range crest ( or High Inner Coast Range (HICR)) and adjacent to Mendo National Forest-- both soar up to over seven thousand feet (7,000 ft plus). All of these HIRC/Northern Coast Ranges alpine peaks receive heavy snow fall, have timberlines just below barren, rocky summits, which overshadow the headwaters and provide snow packs for cold, wild, whitewater rivers that hold their own even against those of the mighty Sierras: the U.S. Northern Coast Ranges crest has the highest number of nationally designated "Wild Scenic Rivers" in Northern Cali. And you're right about the species of trees in this crest and its high foothills: the famed coastline-hugging, lush Redwood forests and semi-arid Chaparral and riparian woodlands of mixed deciduous (tan Oak, Canyon Laurel, etc) of, say, Napa and Sonoma Valleys, literally cede ground to forests of the high-elevation variant of Douglas fir, as well as Red and White fir, Ponderosa, Sugar, and White pines--the nearly identical forests one finds in, well, Lake Tahoe. Indeed, I see in the very frame in which you make the Tahoe-elevated Mendo Forest comparison that which looks like Incense Cedar -- a conifer found throughout the Sierra Nevada, and most certainly Lake Tahoe. You called it quite right, quite literally. Great vid, as always. Keep 'em coming!

Oh wow...never thought yt would somehow show me this after all these years gone by. I hope you're doing well Dylan.

That gun is a beast!

Looks like fun, sorry you only got one shot bud. But the way you conduct yourself with a firearm is one of the reasons why I’m always willing to go shooting with you!

Damn. Only one shot. I bet those rounds are not cheap. Looks like a blast. Sorry for the terrible pun.

Looks like a ton of fun! Thing’s a beast!

Looks like a great time! Always enjoyed his videos.

Very Cool !!!

That is awesome! That gun is like something out of a video game or something. I like the photo shoot, the way it looks being held pointing straight up is epic and almost makes dude look small.

That is awesome!

Fun with a big gun.

That’s a big ass gun!

Nice!!

Tomuch power!!!

SAVAGE! 🔥

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That is a great video. The gun is pretty much a bad ass. Looks like a good way to pass the time. The cicadas give it a spooky vibe too…!

I’ve been watching Mat since mike Rowe was on his show lucky dog

That's one bad ass piece of weapondry. Can't help not to love the sound of the cicadas.

Hell yea brother

Great vid!

As always, Dylan, your drone photography of the little-known Northern Coast Range is outstanding. This part of the Mendo National Forest marks the beginning of the High Coast Range crest; NO, not that "high" Mendocino, but rather the start of where the rugged, picturesque, but generally moderately high Coast Range mountains of Mt. Tampalpais, the Wine Country (Napa Valley), and the Russian River/Clear Lake regions change dramatically : where once the Coast Ranges of peaks reaching two to four thousand feet in elevation, such as Mt. Tamalpais or Mt. St. Helena, the forested ridges of coastal Redwoods, Douglas fir, and semi-arid, riparian woodlands of fields, oaks, chaparral give way to White and Ponderosa Pine, Incense Cedar, alpine Douglas fir, and finally the Red and White Pine of the Sierra Nevada, as well as various endemic Yews and spruce: the alpine forests that now make their stand on mountain slopes taht suddenly start to break for the sky.It is here in the northernmost and generally northeasterly stretches of Mendocino National Forest, where the U.S. Northern Coast Ranges suddenly begin to rocket up precipitously to alpine elevations, culminating in hulking massifs and jagged, snow-capped peaks reaching upward of seven thousand to over nine thousand feet in elevation, such as those deep in the northern Yolla Bolly and beyond: THAT is the "high" Mendocino IMA TAWKEN 'bout bruh, i.e., the HICR (High Inner Coast Range) alpine crest. Great, evocative road trips you do take Dylan, and your best vids take us "There." Many thanks!

Not secret anymore to much traffic running into to many rude people

Have you ever been to Thomes Pocket by the edge of he Yolla Bolly - Middle Eel Wilderness?

This is beautiful! Thank you. How do I get thrre??????

❤❤❤he jumped off the ladder yes camping