American Made Adventures

Land survey flight

Mid Day Patrol with the drone looking for the coyote pack that roams the area. Frozen river, beautiful sunny day. Thanks for watching. (Phantom 3 Advanced)

Walking with my dog along the frozen Conejos River in Conejos County, Colorado. It snowed last night, and the weather is cold! Short video made to test new cam settings. Better?

It's hard to believe this trusty old bird is still flying! Phantom 3 Advanced with original battery still going strong. I can't wait to get a newer drone with better video, but happy this reliable old drone still gives me an eye in the sky. Video created in Mogote, Colorado, USA

Walking with my dog, Camper, on a frozen river. Mogote, Colorado (Rope used as temporary leash because he chewed his good one in half) Testing new Gopro 9 - factory settings. First try. Better than the old GoPro 4 I was using by a long shot.

Andrew Tate hilariously awakens men to the reality of their situation. Check out Mr. Tates WAR ROOOM https://cobratate.com/war-room

Testing some camera settings on the old Phantom 3 Advanced drone. I still love flying this ol' dinosaur, and the video quality isn't terrible (though not pleased with these particular settings). Also playing with ClipChamp video editor because I have been too lazy to master Adobe Premier Pro. Gotta get on it. "Your mind must be stronger than your feelings" Tate is right about his view on laziness. Goal: *Master Adobe Premier Pro and make better content* *Keep getting in excellent fighting condition.*

A sunset flight with the old Phantom 3A Drone.

It was a nice over cast day, and we had a break from the high winds, so I took the drone up for a recon patrol to try and spot coyotes. I have watched the video a couple of times and don't see any, but maybe I missed them. Do you see any? If yes, please comment with time stamp. Thank you for watching. Thumb up if you want to see more drone wild life recon patrol content.

A spin on the KX250 2 stroke. I was hoping to get to play in the snow, but it was melting fast. Light enduro ride to shake off the boredom of being in the house too long. Beat Ragged &Right Produced by Yung Troubadour

This is a compilation of videos I recorded of my interaction with a family of foxes I had the privelage of interacting with in the spring of 2022 during my first year in Colorado. I was told the mother comes to this spot every year to have babies for the last several years. I really hope she comes back next year so we can meet her next batch of awesome cubs. These little ones grew up and I didn't see them much during the summer. Once in a while I would see them chasing moths under the outside lights out back, but after they got to a certain age I cut out my interactions with them and no longer gave them peanut butter/dog food treats. I hope they are all doing well.

Just a little jaunt to the Conejos River with my dog, Camper. He usually loves to swim there, but wasn't feeling it on this day. Lots of trout in this river. I'll make a video attempting to catch one soon.

Got bored and wanted to see if I could ride the KX250 down to the river and maybe cross it. The water was too high, and I struggled around for a few minutes. Fun. This is coming out. (Very short enduroish test)

I tried to get down to the river on the KX250 2 stroke. I walked it earlier in the morning and figured I could do it. Had planned to try to cross the river but the gates must be open because it's higher.

Clip of Camper riding the 2001 Kawasaki KX250

A clip salvaged from a recent video going up a trail to "Massey Gulch" in the Rio Grande National Forest. Trying to maneuver through mud and snow on an old KX250 2 Stroke and loving every second of it! It's getting time for new tires.

30 seconds of beautiful Colorado 2 Stroke Sunset featuring 2001 Kawasaki KX250 2 Stroke

Teaching my dog to ride with me. He loves the motorcycle now but was afraid of it when he was a puppy. Today was his first real ride. I was very proud of him. We putted around the land super slow with his harness attached to me. He seemed to like really love it and was extremely proud of himself. I've got to think of how to do it safely on longer rides. Any tips or suggestions greatly appreciated.

Sorry about the abrupt ending of the last video, but here is the continuation of the return down the mountain in case you really wanted to see it. :)

It snowed last night, but warmed up nice today during the day so I went on an adventure to see if there was snow in the high altitude trails in the Rio Grande National Forest. Found a road to places called "Trail Gulch" and Massey Gulch" and explored to see what was back there. This is the video from my gopro recorded coming out of the forest, back down the mountain. Camera got knocked on the way up and was pointed straight down, so this is all I have of the trip. Chest Mount to see how it looked and if I could be heard talking any better.

2nd attempt at climbing to the top of these twin peaks on my 2001 KX250 2 stroke dirt bike. The first time I tried was the day I bought the bike, and due to lack of experience and that being my first time on a bike in 35 years, I failed. A few months later and I did again. ROCKED it this time. Made it to the top, hung out a while and made the return down the mountain. BIKE DIED. Spark plug fouled. Coasted to the bottom of the mountain and changed the spark plug at the bottom. Bike ran perfectly again on the way back out.

KX250 2 stroke. Went exploring and found a legendary place called Los Pinos. Long Ride. Bike was running crappy at low altitude...a little better up high. I need appropriate jetting and possibly new reeds?

Riding the KX250 in an area I had previously not gotten a chance to explore. Los Pinos. Found this old stone building. Possibly a pump house of some sort? Unsure. This a clip of longer video "Los Pinos" if interested in seeing the whole ride.

Horses jump out in the road while I am riding 2001 KX250 2 stroke in Colorado.

Riding an old 2 stroke KX250 (2001) down out of the Rio Grande National Forest in southern Colorado.