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Have hiked this trail to Second Meadow and to Duck Lake. Very beautiful country! God blessed us with this awesome part of Colorado

wow!

The smell of horses, stables and pine trees are on the top of my list for God's greatest comforts. I should have been born a couple of hundred years ago but alas a I'm a boomer, old enough to have known a quieter world but young enough for the technology. I miss riding through pine forests just me, my dog side kick, Jazzi and a wonderful little Arabian mare I called Petite Rouge, who was smart and steady no matter to trail. We did thousand of miles together and miss them both with a soul deep ache at times, but much remembered joy as well. Watching your ride I would gladly saddle up and get back out there on the trail. Thank you for sharing your adventures.

Dont forget your pack horse is a good boy too, carrying all the things we need to survive 🙂❤️ lovely video thank you for taking us with you 🙂

Good evening sir, I noticed you were using the Kodiak Canvas flex bow tent. Just curious which one you have and how easy is it to pack?

What I find so fascinating about the entire trip is someone went and built those trails by hand through all of that insane terrain.

I love the Yellowstone head water i have watched all 3 episodes at least 30 times keep up the mountain videos

So glad to see new videos. Thank you

This looks really pretty the horses seem to be in their element as is the rider. However I was wondering what costs are involved for a trail ride like this what are the general expenses such as food for the horses and for the people ? thank you catch you later down the trail 😉

Enjoyed your video, Got to do a backcountry elk hunt with Carl, Etta was in camp that week. That lady is a tough cowgirl , enjoyed the stories she told in camp about trips she had been on in Alaska. It was my dream hunt, absolutely gorgeous country and it far exceeded my expectations. Your trip reminds of my hunt, thank you. I’m planning on going back, lords willing

I'm a little late. Just discovered this 5/31/24. Excellent videos! I thoroughly enjoyed all! A couple of times you mentioned how slow everything was growing back after the fire. I've heard those fires can get hot enough to sterilize the earth for 5-10 years afterward. I wonder if that might be what you guys were witnessing? Amazing footage! Thank you!

Awesome. I would love to do that....But here I am, city living, on a computer and have never rode a horse. Thanks for sharing though :)

Absolutely Beautiful. Wish I were there.

what a journey! I'm glad you explained some of the trails creation as I was wondering how in the world they were made & so dangerous! I sure would love to know what Alex's pack mule call was saying... lol I suspect in the beginning there was some sweet feed to get them running back to her so well. ;)

Thank you for sharing your amazing journey with us! I can recall the ancient feeling of the Yellowstone Park and that was the area the tourists visit. The one thing I noticed about this series is the lack of wildlife. Do you think it's because of the wildfires or because they can hear the mule trains long before you would see any? Thank you so much for posting ;) rides of a lifetime for sure!

Stone circles could have been tipi rings. These are found all over Wyoming and northern Colorado. Stone were used to hold these shelters down, would be my guess.

Country name ?

Weldon

How many miles in?

Absolutely love your vlogs. Your still shots especially catch my attention as I think of what a great 500 piece jigsaw puzzle any one them would make. You, Sir, are a genius!

Simply breathtaking scenery - thank you so much for taking us along with you! I bet that ANY day spent on your horse is a good day.

Alcohol and bacon - pure poisons to the human body which have accounted for countless health issues and deaths.

Dude you don’t post often but when you do it’s quality. Thanks for taking us along

Thank you friend

This brings back memories from when I lived in Cody, and worked out of Meeteetse. I spend many days in that wilderness, packing in on horseback, fly fishing. I always saw moose where the Greybull River bottom was wide and full of willows. We even got up on the divide between the Wood and Greybull rivers in 1988 when it was dry and Yellowstone had that big fire. Wonderful country.

This is so cool, you guys are very lucky!

The country I was made for

I’d rather go on a pack trip too, than help the wife paint anything in the house!! 😂

This is the kind of trails I love! Open views changing with steep canyon walls and no dense vegetation or forests that limit your view. Wonderful!

Elk creek trail is awesome. I Elk hunted there a few years ago

Another great trip to share. I would love to hear more about the horses. Maybe you have talked about them and I missed it ...if so, my apologies.

Just came across this and am hooked. Brings back so many amazing memories. Also love watching how alert your riding horse is.

Nice Roger

You have 2 nice horses, thanks for the video. I’m doing a trip in the bob Marshall starting in Lincoln Montana, 6 days can’t wait to fly fish way back in there. Watching this gets me excited for my trip. Take care.

I wish I could have joined you.

Hello, This looks like Heaven to me. How do you join or get to attend one of these outings in the back country? Thanks, CJR- Alabama

You are definitely tough!

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Man oh man oh man this is awesome, you go from the falls to the headwaters and look at the wilderness it's absolutely gorgeous back there just absolutely gorgeous and that's the way to do it horseback always horseback

Thanks for the great video and pleasant memories.

I could watch this over and over. I love it so much. Thank you for sharing your life, mountain, and magnificent horses with us! 🙏🥰❤️

Love to watch this. This must be really tough going when it comes to the hooves of the horses, you've probably have a medical kit for that with you. And I wonder if you're armed to deal with mountain lion- and bear attacks...

Wow just majestic

JUST GREAT ❤

Great video … love that area spent a lot of time up there when I was a kid

da habt ihr aber sachen für 6monate dabei...

The photos on the second day with the horses and mule in the river, it doesn’t look like a photo, looks like a painting. Amazing what did you do to get that effect?

When I was younger, I got to see the southwest, but I never seen the northwest. I wish now I had. I have a mild form of MS and I am 71. So thank you for this. I love this so much. I have been watching as many of your videos that I can. It made me want to really learn to ride on a horse.