Alvord Desert to Owyhee Overland Route Day 2 - Camping on a Cliff 

There’s quite a few of us up hear that spend most of our time in the outdoors. So if you feel like doing a bit of wandering with a local that knows the area give us a shout. Most of us follow Jason of primal outdoors and/or Casey at coyote works. Its always fun to show people the stuff we take for granted lol. Cheers

That sounds so cool

It is damn cool.. We can’t do things like that here in the Uk 🇬🇧

you ever find yourself in Oklahoma hit me up!

Before heading out there in the summer check the daily temps, it can get hot, maybe hotter then you like. I’d also reach out to the local BLM Office. A heads up on area and road conditions can save getting in a crappy situation. I like to ask if they were out there what roads would they avoid. Some of those roads become one vehicle wide going up and down hills and in and out of the canyons. Finding one blocked by rock fall could result in having to back out, and that would be a nightmare on those narrow roads, especially in and out of a canyon. I’m considering a drone to view the road before driving in and out of those canyons. Its beautiful country and the night sky is awesome, you truly see all the stars. If you fish you’ll find areas of the river that probably have never been fished. When your done it might require a tiring walk out of the canyon but the fishing can be great. One day I hit a bug hatch and my fly never sat on the water longer then a minute before being taken, one of the best afternoons of fishing I’ve ever had. A Couple of Screws Loose, enjoy your time out there. 🙃

@@theflyfishingnomad9641 Thanks for the info. Yeah, we'd either go in the beginning of summer or early fall. And it all depends on forest fire smoke too. Last year that area had a lot. Something we'd like to avoid. I've seen people use drones for scouting out a head and thought that was hella smart. Getting one is on our list. Maybe it's time. Especially for scouting. Do you have any recommendations? We keep thinking we are all set with our gear and then of course there's always something else to add. 😄

I mean, you gotta be stupid or crazy or both to drive a trail like that in a stock rig.

@@softroadingthewest while watching you go over some of those rocks i was thinking to myself that with all that weight back there its sagging a little

I’d say it did pretty well all things considered 🤙🏼

@@ChambersFamilyOverland I agree...I think he did pretty good for being stock height...

Cool you were at Pillars of Rome ! We saw that bridge and Thought we cant get thru that farm or that bridge . we were in a enterprise cargo van no 4x4 but got gas there too The Pillars were awesome .We went to the Alvord and to Paisley .My Hubby is Scottish and from Paisley Scotland .so It was a must . awesome trip Boys