Jeep Car Camping Overland Style - Lost Bunker Found

Jeep Car Camping Overland Style - Lost Bunker Found

Another Jeep Overland Car Camping adventure exploring the Central Oregon Desert.

This trip was all about trying to track down a lost bunker that I stumbled across something like 10 years before this trip. I also wanted to search out the area for a couple old historic homestead sites and see if I could track down a prohibition era illegal whiskey still site.

Along the way I share the adventure, the amazing off road trails I travel, some of my overlanding gear and car camping set up, and anything else interesting I come across along the way.

Hope you enjoy!

Casey

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Camping, Fishing, & Bushcraft - Overnight Canoe Fishing at a Stillwater Lake

My father and I head out to a hidden lake in hopes of catching some beautiful still water lake trout using a canoe, well at the same time having an overnight camping trip using some new gear.

I and my father arrived at the lake with the canoe and gear early in the morning to find it had been once again destroyed by careless people. We found garbage and a smoldering fire, as well as many live trees cut down for no reason. After we cleaned the camp and set up our tent and organized our gear, we decided to get out fishing. We tried our luck using many lures; I opted for a silver spinner well my father used his old fly rod with a purple bug. Sadly the fishing came with no luck to our surprise, as a friend and I had managed to land 22 fish with in less than two days on that lake just a few weeks before. After the unsuccessful fishing, I decided it was time to build ourselves a fire. I gathered wood well my father went back out on the lake to fish. I got the fire going, and my father came back in once again without a fish. We cooked our food into the darkness of night, ate, and enjoyed the rest of the night by the fire until we finally decided it was time to hit the hay. The next morning, we awoke and were greeted with an overcast sky, and some fish jumping on the water. We got the fire going, cooked our breakfast, and immediately got back onto the water to try our luck. We fished for the majority of the day, and once again finally called it quits because the fish just hadn't seemed to be biting no matter what we had put on the end of our line. We came back ashore and decided to pack our gear and head out, concluding our unsuccessful yet enjoyable fishing trip in the Canadian wilderness.

Enjoy the silent adventure.

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Wool Blanket and Oilskin Tarp Camping Part 2

Wool Blanket and Oilskin Tarp Camping Part 2

Here is the end of our camping trip. I show how I go about setting up a traditional style bedroll. Thank you all for watching.