Videos tagged with Rocky Mountains

This video is titled 'Rocky Mountain Range Day Oct. 26, 2024'. Based solely on the title, it suggests a day spent at a shooting range, likely involving various firearms and activities associated with recreational shooting or testing. The date indicates a specific event. Without further description or a transcript, the exact nature of the firearms or activities remains unconfirmed, but the context points towards general shooting range engagement.

This video details preparation for an elk hunt in Montana, focusing on packing gear and firearm setup. Steve shares insights on using a Storm 3300 case, protecting optics like OPMOD Edge shooting glasses and Swarovski pocket binoculars, and carrying essential tools such as a Leupold rangefinder and Gerber multi-tool. He also discusses his MSR rifle setup with an EOTech holographic sight and G33 magnifier, highlighting modifications to a Remington R25 for improved handling and accessory mounting.

This video documents an exhilarating off-road adventure through the Rocky Mountains, featuring a KTM dirt bike ride focused on enjoying beautiful scenery, challenging terrain, and covering long distances. The experience includes a trip to a Mexican restaurant in Midway, Utah, with a potential water crossing. The rider highlights the fun of the journey, despite some dust from other people encountered later in the day. The description emphasizes the combination of outdoor elements, piloting skills, and the pursuit of good food.

This video describes a survival course focused on problem-solving in a mountain environment. Topics include animal attacks, rifle and handgun use for hunting and defense, tracking, counter-tracking, and primitive and modern survival techniques. It emphasizes mindset and practical skills for harsh conditions, taught by experienced instructors from Haley Strategic Partners. The course takes place in the Rocky Mountains, with limited seats available.

This video appears to showcase a paramotor flight with the acronym SSRRSOC, representing Search, Surveillance, Reconnaissance, Rescue, and Special Operations Capability. The flight takes place at 7700 feet MSL in the Rocky Mountains, highlighting aerial capabilities in a rugged environment. While the title and description do not directly mention firearms, the acronym "Special Operations Capable" hints at potential military or law enforcement applications where firearms would be integral to the depicted operations.

This video documents an outdoor adventure in a snowy Rocky Mountain environment. The content focuses on survival skills, including setting up a shelter, making fire in harsh conditions, and processing firewood. It features testing of various bladed tools such as the Cold Steel Trail Boss axe, Norse Tomahawk, and Ontario RAT-7 knife, as well as the Sawvivor backpack saw. The video also mentions the use of a Coghlans® brand portable tube tent for shelter. While not a firearms-focused video, it details the use of manual tools for survival in a remote, snowy setting.

This video documents an adventurous winter camping trip in the Rocky Mountains, featuring a "snow cruise" with a black lab named Allie and the host, Nutnfancy. The focus is on survival skills, including setting up a shelter with a Coghlan's tube tent, making fire in snowy conditions, and processing firewood. The video heavily features the testing and review of various bladed tools, specifically mentioning the Cold Steel Trail Boss axe, Norse Tomahawk, and Ontario RAT-7 knife. The challenges of working in deep snow and the efficiency of different tools for tasks like crosscutting and limb stripping are discussed. The description also notes the need for waterproof camera equipment due to heavy snowfall and apologizes for potential audio degradation.

This is Part 3 of a 3-part series by Nutnfancy reviewing lightweight backpacking tents. The creator expresses a preference for a quality tent over minimalist options like tarps or bivvies, citing issues with bugs, weather, and condensation. The video discusses various design aspects and experience-based opinions, covering topics such as POUs, livability, longevity, ventilation, maintenance, construction, fabric choices, and convenience features. The goal is to equip viewers with the knowledge to make informed purchasing decisions, emphasizing buying out-of-season for better value. The video was filmed in the Rocky Mountains with Allie the Mountain Dog.

This guide details the construction of a wilderness lean-to shelter, as demonstrated by Nutnfancy in a snowy mountain environment. It covers site selection, preparation of vertical supports using knives like the Ontario SP-5, and the creation of a horizontal cross-member with a knife such as the Blackhawk Tatang. The instruction emphasizes practical application in survival scenarios.

This video from Nutnfancy provides an expert-level review of a comprehensive backpacking system designed for extended stays (5+ days) in the Rocky Mountains. Nutnfancy, an established subject matter expert, details his 'bivouac-style' approach, emphasizing capabilities and essential gear for remote base camping over minimalist ultralight strategies. The review covers critical items like packrafts for accessing fishing spots, safety equipment such as PFDs, and detailed advice on clothing, footwear, and backcountry hygiene.

This is the eighth and final part of Nutnfancy's extended stay backpacking system review, focusing on the 'firepower' aspect of his mobility versus firepower thesis. The video details gear for establishing a remote base camp in steep, high-elevation Rocky Mountain terrain, emphasizing capabilities over lightweight hiking. It covers a wide range of equipment including clothing, cooking, water preparation, carry systems, knives, tools, fire-making, sleeping gear, shelter, first aid, and specialized items like a Sevylor Trail Boat and US Army rappelling rope. The system, while weighing over 80 lbs, aims to provide superior capabilities in the backcountry. Key firearm mentioned includes a Beretta 950 Jetfire .25 auto pistol with Blazer ammo and Uncle Mike Sidekick holster.

This video features a review and demonstration of the Cold Steel Trailmaster survival knife, specifically the Carbon V version. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, highlights its thick blade, good swing, shock-absorbing handle, wedge grind, and acceptable weight. The video showcases the knife's ability to chop down a 25-foot dead Quaking Aspen tree at an altitude of approximately 9,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains. The reviewer expresses high praise for the knife, rating it 10 out of 10 on their likeability scale and suggests the current SK5 Trailmaster should perform equally well.