Just your average dude filming my adventures. You'll find recent rides, reviews, and camping videos, hopefully in an entertaining yet educational form. Most videos will include areas of Eastern Oregon and Southwest/Central Idaho. Business Inquiries: mccurdyoutdoors@gmail.com
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I thought of building a small polished aluminum V-plow mounted just 2inches below the skid plate infront of my machine. To slide the snow off the V-plow so the skid plate is clearing snow and the wheels can bite into the ground. Quick mounted. Easy on easy off. V-plow height 6-8inch, width wide enough to clear the front wheel width.
The 29” Should be called 27“ because they run super small. Just installed my 29x9x14 and 29x11x14 on 7 inch front and 8 inch rear rims and they barely measure 27 3/4 inches . Still 2 inches bigger then the 27” Kanati Mongrel that barely measures 25” lol 2013Can Am Commander 1000xt
We do most of our riding on the Rubicon and Nevada near carson city. We will be camping at Yosemite lakes Thousand trails just up from Groveland. Were did you come in from? Hwy 120?
Just depends how big of battery pack you use. Just be aware, this was used with older gopros, the newer (gopro 7 and up) won't record and charge at the same time.
love the Silver city area and been to Flint 4 times got to talk with owner and anout the history.Roger and Jerri own the Idaho hotel in SC and good food and yumy great pie right there so say hi up there and sit a speal 🏆🤔⛏️
Depending on what year your machine is, the wiring harness from the bus bar to the battery isn't sufficient and has caused fires. It's more work but running straight to the battery is recommended.
Great video, I'm trying to get my buddy's into doing this, they all want too....we just havn't yet, usually we do day rides and camp at our property next to the trail system. Would have liked to have seen more of your all's set ups around camp and the camping part of the experience. Look forward to more vids
I broke my leg out on the ice on Cascade this winter. Instead of snowmobiling, I've been watching your videos to help with the cabin fever. Thought I'd send some love from Valley County 🍻
I looked for this comment too. Too Dangerous for people going the other way. We have kids that ride these trails, they’d die if they ran into this guy.
Hi Doug, what do you use for trail maps? I'm from MI and plan on taking a trip out in the summer - trying to map out an overnight or two. I want to start out in Boise and head to wherever! Looks like you have a good amount of experience in these trails, any insight is greatly appreciated!
Awesome you picked a good place to visit! Most of the area is covered in forest service roads - there really isn't a "trail system" per say. I'd look around Pine/Featherville or Idaho City - lots of area to explore. Also I'd recommend google maps and parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/motorized-trails/
I haven’t done much homework yet, but are there many width restrictions on the trails you run? Looking at a 72” machine and don’t want to be back tracking too often.
For the trails I run no. There's popular 50" areas like the Danskins nearby but theres thousands of miles within the Owyhee's, BNF, PNF and SNF that are closeby.
I realize this is 3 years old, I just found the channel, started with the older uploads. My favorite camera view would be the helmet cam moved to the roll bar between the seats. 😊
I grew up about a mile north of the succor creek there is a back trail from jump creek over to succor creek about 30 miles that drops you out around on 95 and 20 miles to juntura south , north to marsing / homedale area
Question for you, why do you run a GPS behind the steering wheel when you have a ride command equipped buggy? I just got the turbo r with ride command, are they not reliable GPS systems?
My phone gps has a better maping system and I can take it anywhere, whether hiking, boating, or in the pickup. Has tons of camping locations, hotsprings, hunting areas, etc. The ride command is useful for not getting lost, but I just don't use it.
@@McCurdyOutdoors ah I gotcha! What mapping system are you using on the phone? I have onx on mine. May start using it as a back up on my ride. I’ve noticed my ride command likes to erase my ride from time to time.
Used OnX but didn't like that I couldnt import my maps/rides. I use Backcountry Navigator because I have several state wide maps and older forest service maps loaded into it. It's also very user-friendly with plotting markers and whatnot. Been using it for years and not willing to change haha. I've had the same thing happen with Ride Command erasing stuff and I'd rather monitor temps and whatnot on that screen anyway.
My take away; whether Side by Side UTVs, ATVs, old beater SUV's or fancy-pants new shiny pickups, get out of the house! Get out and enjoy the country side. There's lots of scenery soaking to be had. And a campsite with good friends? A great way to finish the day. Great job creating this video McCurdy Outdoors. I enjoyed it fully.
took a rental car up from Council-Cuprum pavement and got half way up the south side of the big peak. You could make it up in yer quad. Camped there, it was great. I knew the road was gonna get rough and the north side of the mountain was a no-go in car and a case of hoofing it. I never did get down to Black Lake.
I know this video is a few years old…but I am thinking about going with the megabites instead… I do ride a fair amount of asphalt getting to our areas but I also do a lot of snow mud trail and some rock crawling etc.… What are your thoughts?
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