Caught In a Storm. Snow Camping In a Blizzard Gets Dangerous. 

I did know that! I actually preach it all the time to people from other states lol. I think I have even mentioned it in a couple videos over the years.

@@DirtLifestyle heck yea dude. Before you said where you were i was trying to guess where you were. I've only been up to Baker once lol. I'm in Granite falls so I know this area. Great video man!

I was in Vancouver Canada that winter and the rain and snow up high there was unreal too. It rained for 2 weeks every day in January that year.

That's a lot of snow

@@jeffroW0331DOES ANYONE REALIZE THE STREET VALUE OF THIS ENTIRE MOUNTAIN!??!?

That means alot, thank you 🤘

He was very thankful 🤘. Good folks

Awesome! I owe you one 👊. Thanks for helping spread the channel

I also just played them your other snow video!! Oh bonus points to you for using the logging term "yard" in both snow videos! Hehe

Sick!

Back in 2010 I had a fairly nice pretty new car that I didn't want to drive in the winter time anymore, and my good friend was in a Jeep ZJ Grand Cherokee phase. Really enjoyed the exploits in his, so I set out to find my own. Scored a 1996 Orvis Grand Cherokee with the 5.2 v8 and all wheel drive off craigslist for $250 that looked great but didn't run. Found a pair of connectors on the firewall that wouldn't fully click together, causing it to die randomly then restart after a tow, so I fixed this jeep for the cost of two zip ties. I put a fair amount of money into this jeep, rebuilt the front suspension, 3 inch lift, shocks, and 30 inch tires.. basically everything I could afford at the time. Back then, it used to *actually* snow in Kansas City, and hoooooly crap was that Jeep a monster in the snow. Despite every attempt, the only time I ever got close to getting stuck in "snow" was one night when a couple of us had a VERY bad idea to visit our favorite wheelin spot, which had a rather large hill you had to climb up to leave the spot. It had been raining for 3 days straight, started to freeze, then started to snow. I made it unassisted, but that was scary. One night on my way home from work there was this lady stuck in the middle of a very busy intersection during a pretty heavy snowstorm so I stopped and offered to pull her out, and that started a habit of mine for ten years every time it would snow, despite knowing it wasn't really a good idea for liability purposes. Jan of 2017 I drove the jeep to work, and about 11:30am decided that I was calling it a day and ready to head home to finish out my day there. Avoiding highways, I made a mistake in judgment choosing my route home, which found me "stuck" on one of the steeper hills in the city. This hill looked like the roadways on the walking dead, just stuck cars littered everywhere and I had no way to navigate past any of them. After assessing the situation, I got a couple people to move their cars out of the way so I could squeeze by, over the curb and up the hill in the grass. Started at the top, one car at a time pulling them the rest of the way up the hill until I'd cleared enough traffic people could get running starts and actually make it. Think I was there for nearly 3 hours pulling people out, and despite repeated attempts to refuse any sort of compensation, I finally had to give in and start taking some cash from people. Had zero intention of doing so, but made a pretty good deal of money that day. Number of years later found myself on the side of the road in my daily driver with two flat tires in the pouring rain and this really nice fella stopped to help me change a tire, and obtain a second spare. He wouldn't take anything for the help. Sorry for the long story, just wanted to share that it feels really good in todays world to pay it forward and have some complete stranger help me out.

Thank you!

The Snow10 looks so good in those drone shots 🤟🏻

Thank you! I'm honored!

Lol for sure. I've been limping this worn out motor for like 5 years 😎.

Thank you for the giant compliment 🙌

100%. I am into the opposite (low and fast, lol) but still love his content, format, etc. That said I learned a lot on his whiteboard about suspension, angels, etc to where I weld my own in, not a kit anymore.

Thank you! More to come!

Much appreciated 🙏

Thanks! Merry Christmas!

It was! Thanks for coming along for the ride!

Thank you!

Absolutely! It was no big deal. I couldn't, in good conscious leave, him there. Hopefully, he gets fixed up and back on the trail 👍

Thank you!

Thank you! High praise for sure...

Happy to help!

It worked like a charm! I was so pumped we made it to the bottom without much trouble

Thank you!

Sending snowy vibes your way my friend 🙌

Also patiently waiting for snow in PA. It's crazy how much different our winters are today than they were even just 15-20 years ago

Thank you!

Thank you! Happy to have you along for the ride 🤘

Lol thank you! I'm upgrading to a curtain rod 😁

Thank you for the support. I hope you get better from whatever you got going on. Good health is under-rated 🙌.

Thank you!

Thank you!!!

I know it’s hard to find the time - but we LOVE THIS CONTENT! Plus it gives you a chance to get out and play more.

Have fun! Go prepared and be safe 🤘

I would love that! Maybe one day 🙌

Lol

Thank you 🙏 I really appreciate it!

Thank you for joining us on the adventure!