Exploring New Mexico in the Truck Camper. I found some great boondocking spots. 

New Mexico is Beautiful. I HAVE Family out that way.Those are Adobie Homes.Beautiful Homes.

Another great video Kenny.

Love your channel thankyou for sharing ❤️

It's been fun watching these older videos and then seeing how you have grown with your edits and drone shots with your newer stories. Keep it going Kenny.

Aaaand we’re back to Kenny’s cooking channel… just like that. Love it.

Thank you.

Hi brother you got a good spot up there near Red River when you where into Cimarron that's a Kit Carson's part of the country. Further north of Cimarron is the Philmont Scout Ranch it was originally owned by Phillips Dodge the oil tycoon and he donated to the Boy Scouts they have their summer jamborees up there. I am glad that you like New Mexico. Be safe

I’m enjoying watching your earlier videos, and I think the nature films are awesome. ❤

Loving the channel. Keep it up!

4:06, oh God yes! Beautiful!!

I couldn't drive with a crock pot full of food cooking in the cab. That would drive me nuts. I usually go up through Raton at least once every summer. Beautiful country. Ed

3:03, you are a traveling cook genius!! Slow cooker in the truck while you travel, nice. And I bet it smells pretty darn good…

Been down interstate 412 panhandle oklahoma many times

It’s always fun to see new and different country. More often than not, the summer monsoon storms don’t last long. Love the music.

What a beautiful state! Thank you for taking us a long. God bless 💜💙💜

Hey Brother, Love your channel. You just traveled out to my backyard to the Rockies. I’m in North Carolina now, but originally from Colorado. My boys and I used to hit the road every weekend with my camper, so your channel brings back those special memories. I’m thinking about buying another camper for the grandkids now because your channel. As a retired Marine I had enough sleeping on the ground. I always told the boys we are camping with all the amenities❤

Strange hearing someone say they've never seen an adobe home. Enjoy.

That looked so beautiful. Awesome video again!

I'm really liking your videos keep up the good work 👍

Hi Kenny what an Incredible beautiful Amazing Awesome Scenery food 🥘 is just mmmmm so delicious 😊

Enjoyed the episode, Beautiful country

I work in New Mexico a lot in the Delaware Basin oil fields of extreme SE New Mexico. Not near as pretty as where you were. Gotta watch out for those low hanging storm clouds in NM, they hide 🛸 👽. 😁😆

Kenny you travel far this time, a three-day trip to New Mexico what a beautiful place

Love New Mexico. You are living my dream.

Yes the Rocky Mountain chain starts up in Canada and goes all the way down to Mexico

Thanks for the vid, the wife and I are looking to head to NM with our Off Grid trailer.

Again, thank you, Kenny. Nebraska State Park was amazing. Archery, pool, horse riding, fishing, everything. And yes I know those comments belong to video 20.😂

I am glad that I found your channel. It is outside of the blah, blah, blah that other RU-vid travelers are doing. Breath of fresh air for sure! Is that truck 4wd? I have a 2wd 2500 and I want to start boondocking.

Cimarron Canyon is a favorite of mine along with about all of New Mexico. I have family there, so I can mooch dock whenever I need to. 😉

Kenny, you must have missed that memo "There's Nothing to see in New Mexico". I never realized that myself until someone from Colorado ( who goes often to NM ) said that she would hear this all the time through the years as it seemed to be a well known thing/saying about that state. So I had to check out that theory myself and was through Taos, the bridge over the Rio Grand, Santa Fe, Bandelier National Monument, Carlsbad caverns, various other native ruin sites, Carlsbad to visit the little green men, White Sands NP, Cloudcroft, a little known location of fantastic petroglyphs, Valley of Fires to name off most of what I had a chance to see. My conclusion, they were right, there is nothing to see in NM or so I tell those who think they know but have never been there !. Quite the houses for sure, I took a tour of a very old adobe church with 3 foot thick walls but never had an opportunity to see inside an adobe home.

I believe people feel safer in numbers as well Kenny!

I've been thinking of a truck camper set up like you have there great job thanks .

In my Swiss steak I make it same way but I add onion n mushrooms in mine just found you out this week already a year in on your videos thanks for the ideal have truck just need to find camper I work every day so my weekends will be coming free so I can so some adventures ty great videos

Im so excited to travel with you and see this great country. I was always afraid to drive, I would have made a good "rider companion" for someone. I hope Mandi gets to travel with you. Thank you and be safe.

One of my favorite areas. We have an upcoming trip to explore the area from Red River New Mexico to Pagosa Springs Colorado. Our last trip was to the Gila National Forest. If you've never been there you have to check it out!!

We are going to be out that way next month, can hardly wait!

Adobe for house siding in New Mexico, Arizona some parts of Utah. It’s cool in the summer, and warm in the winter.

Hey Kenny, havn't seen you on youtube in a while. Hope you're doing ok. Still love watching your videos. Good to see ya mate.

So far this is the most beautiful spot. Santa Fe, Mora, New Mexico are beautiful. But there are wonderful rock formations especially in Mora. Yes the houses are quite different and cooler built that way.

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🌄🌄🌄 Similar to the marker at four corners

Cool vid ever do any outdoor cooking campfire cast iron

Those were a couple of great looking boondocking spots. I'm heading to northern New Mexico next summer, hoping to check out a couple of spots there. Thanks for sharing!

Oof, you be going the wrong direction this time of year! I bet it must be scorching hot down there. But I guess up here in montana, it's been in the mid 90s the last month, setting record high temps and droughts during it. Finally got a tiny bit of break the last couple days, thankfully.

Oh my gosh! We live in OK and went out to the Balloon Fiesta a few years ago, I know exactly where you're talking about with the birds. We thought we were driving into a Stephen King novel! My wife and I tell that story to this day! We actually just made this this drive a few weeks ago to go back as well. No suicidal birds this time for us.

Hey buddy, next time you venture to New Mexico, hit me up and I can give you some good boondocking areas. I know the state very well, and I am slowly mapping out all the forests. Take care!

Hey Kenny, I also have a truck camper and also from Minnesota. Where you located in MN? I'm in Ham Lake. I enjoyed the video and I'm heading to Texas, New Mexico and Arizona in June 2022.

One for the algorithms. Let’s get you up to 100k.

Great video as always! You truck camper adventure videos keep me motivated to complete my build. Thanks again Kenny!

I'm really enjoying your videos! Boondocking looks like a lot of fun. I'm just learning about it now from you and others on RU-vid. I'd love to try it sometime soon. Honestly, my main concern with camping so far off grid would be safety and security. I haven't had a chance to watch all of your videos, so I apologize if you've already addressed this question but how worried are you about your safety on these solo trips, especially when you don't have cell service? I'm concerned that a solo camper out in the middle of nowhere could look like an opportunity for criminals, especially at night. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Take care and keep up the good work!

I think that New Mexico is beautiful! 😍 🤗 😀 👏 👏 👏

First video of yours I’m coming across! Nicely done and great shots. Love the rig

Mule deer. Looks like you're west of Taos. Looks like you drove along the Rio Grande. Sangre de Cristo Mountains in the background. Nice truck/camper setup!

Wow that trip took a sudden culinary turn! That's ok, cuz I'm looking to up my roadtrip game. - in a truck! -cooking along the way. and staying in cheap places, out longer. I'll watch a couple of your videos.

I’ve gotten really good info in the past from Rangers about dispersed camping.

I fell in love with New Mexico a few years ago and finally moved here this past August.

Great video! We’ve been to Red River and explored the area a couple of times. This video is a great example why we recently sold our fifth wheel and ordered a new truck camper. November won’t get here soon enough!

Nice video Kenny! We’re hoping to spend some time exploring NM soon, so this is especially interesting to me. Thanks for sharing!

Great video, Mahalo for sharing.

Phenomenal !!! Just my type of site, not a lot of anything. These boon-docking sites were great. I sincerely enjoy solitude to the max. Thank you for taking us along as usual 🙂

Your production skills picked up on this episode. love the drone footage, even heard the loud generator during the storm 😂

Denver is not the only mile high city Albuquerque is a mile high as well

We backpacked Philmont in Cimmaron 2 summers ago. What a beautiful place!

Really awesome video! I love how “raw” it feels. Just the try it out and see attitude, is inspiring…

Great video, how do you find those campsites, ?

Went across northern N.M. on Hywy 64 and it is one of my favorite routes. So many cool towns and people to encounter.

19:20 yeah, I feel the same about my setup. I love my rig, just like you do. I get compliments about it all the time. Keep up the good work. Your adventures are inspiring and amazing. Love your content. So sorry I’m late to the party. But, I truly enjoy your productions. Keep on keeping on.

Must be monsoon season.

Aren't there homes known as adobe. It's really different there. Saw a video from Dome Life when they were over there. They showed Rio grand waters, red mts area (don't recall if that's right name ). other places they stayed. It was interesting.

New Mexico used to be a great place. After 50 years, I moved to Arizona. The mountains here are just as fun.

On your travels especially out of state does anyone ever come up sand say "hey I follow you on RU-vid '?

Good video! Do you know the coordinates of your boondock area?

Curious on your crockpot use. Do you plug it into the outlet in the truck or use cigarette lighter? And is that just a huge rubber band you secure the lid with?

What time of year was this?

Bigfoot country 👀

Swiss steak is better with chicken.

I think you and your girlfriend and me and my girlfriend need hookup I show you around New Mexico and you guys show us around Minnesota and never been to Minnesota.

At 17 minutes you said you only live once. That's so wrong, you only die once, you live everyday if you're doing it right.

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"Suicidal birds" 🤭🤭🤭🤭

I just got back to Minnesota from 7 months in New Mexico. It is beautiful. Super nice people. Tons of sunshine. 4-20 friendly. I might go back there next winter.