Hi, I'm Chuck with Razorback Off-Road. Today I want to take a moment and tell you a little bit about the spare tire mount that we've developed for the CF Moto Z-Force side-by-sides. We make this out of inch-and-a-half steel tubing right here in Idaho, so we're really proud to say it's made in the USA, and we offer it in our optional Arbio orange powder coat finish or our standard black powder coat finish. Normally, your tire mount would be the same color, but we've alternated the colors to kind of help the video tell the story a little bit better. When you go to install this, it's very simple. There's just four stock mounting holes. You'll use the factory mounting hardware. Should take you about 15 to 20 minutes to install this. It's very easy. As you can see, it looks really good as a standalone push bumper. You know, on days that you don't want to take a spare tire, you can leave it on and just have a really good push bumper. But the main purpose was to be a spare tire mount. The way we accomplished this is we've designed this with our It Fits mounting system, and as you can see on our spare tire mount, it has the It Fits bracket that'll bolt on right here. But we wanted to make it so that people with wide tires could use it and people with narrow. So what we've done is we've designed our mount with some adjustability into it. As you can see, there's four different mounting holes here, so you can choose narrow tires here and wide tires here. Another thing we've done is we made the slots adjustable to fit all different types of wheels. When you order this from us, it's going to come with 10 millimeter and 12 millimeter studs as well as lug nuts, so it'll fit any ATV tire out there. Installing it, the It Fits mounts very simple. We ship it with four bolts, and we're just going to put it right here and then bolt it on, which I'm going to go ahead and do right now. And we'll cut back to this once I get the mount on. Now as you can see, we've installed the It Fits spare tire mount on. I've went ahead and adjusted it out two whole spacings on it for the spare tire we've got. Now I'm going to go ahead and undo the lug nuts and get ready to mount the spare. The reason I'm showing you this is I wanted to point out that when you ship it, we send these O-rings that keep the bolt from falling out in the event that, or as you're putting on the spare tire, so it sure makes it a lot easier process to do by yourself since we have them on there. I'm going to go ahead and set the bolt spacing out, and now I'm going to reach down and go ahead and grab the spare tire and we'll be right back. Well, as you can see, we've successfully mounted the tire onto the razorback spare tire mount. One thing I do want to point out, there's lots of room, it's very accessible in here. Even when you have a cargo rack on it like this. You know, by adding a spare tire to your CF moto, you really gain peace of mind when you're out on the trail. If you have a flat, you're going to have an easy way home. And I just think it looks very good on the machine as well. We're a small company out of Mountain Home, Idaho, and we appreciate every order. And I also appreciate the fact that you tune into these videos. And I just want to thank you for watching this video. I hope you found it informative, and I really hope to see you out on the trail.


There's a story we've endured since the Napoleonic Wars about an English cavalry officer who, according to the tale, said that the purpose of cavalry in warfare was to give tone to what would otherwise be simply a vulgar brawl. The cavalry trooper in the United States Army was always from the beginning a magnificent fighter and the cavalry itself a magnificent service. Surrounding the very word cavalry there's a warm glow of nostalgia, romance, and valor, a sense of proud men fighting in a proud cause with both dash and distinction. It's now many years since the horse cavalry was abolished in our army. Three wars have been fought without it. But the cavalry itself, its concept and its mission, are still a vital part of today's army. Today the big picture camera sweeps back through history to bring you the story of the cavalry in its long ride to glory. The story of the U.S. cavalry threads through our nation's history from its opening pages. This is a salute to those valiant mounted warriors. From the beginning the cavalry was part of the ragged and untried continental army which secured the dream of independence for the young nation. It was a small force, however, and it did not really come into its own until the southern campaigns toward the end of the war. Then at King's Mountain and Carpens and in a series of other mounted battles small bodies of regular cavalry routed the British and helped turn the tide of the war. From the revolution emerged one of the first of a long line of distinguished cavalrymen, light horse Harry Lee of Virginia, whose son Robert E. Lee would later make his own mark in another chapter of American history. During the war of 1812 American mounted troops twice scored important victories against the British once in the battle of the Thames in western Ontario and against their Indian allies on the Tala Pusa River in Alabama. The war with Mexico which followed the admission of Texas into the union was a cavalry war particularly with the invasion of the Mexican territories of New Mexico and California which extended the nation's boundaries to the coastline of the Pacific. The mounted warriors in this conflict fought with the magnificence which prompted their commander to tell them you have been baptized in fire and blood and have come out steel. The growing nation now stretched across the western prairies. Settlement of the land was violently resisted by the hostile Indians who made war on the pioneers carrying civilization to the Buffalo lands. It now became the task of the hard riding and hard fighting cavalry to make the westward creeping frontiers secure. Then 12,000 miles of territory had to be protected against tribes prepared to fight to the death the migration of white men into their world. The firing of Fort Sumter heralding the civil war which presented the nation with its greatest test interrupted the cavalry's mission in the west. Confederate leaders like Jeb Stuart who twice led his cavalry of the army of northern Virginia completely around the opposing union armies used mounted troops wisely and colorably and with spectacular success from the beginning. As a result the Confederacy had a mounted superiority over the north in the early part of the war. The union however had cavalry giants of its own. Bill Sheridan and James H. Wilson and under them the union cavalry became one of the greatest forces in the history of warfare and broke into action after almost two years on the defensive it literally tore the heart out of the southern forces. The cavalry of both armies union and Confederacy fought with daring and distinction and with imagination. Together they developed a new concept of cavalry warfare which took fullest advantage of the cavalry's potential for speed and mobility completely revolutionizing strategy and tactics which had always before characterized mounted action. With the end of the civil war the cavalry trooper turned his attentions once more to the enemy in the west. While the divided nation had been struggling for survival for four years the Indian tribes taking advantage of the conflict had loosed a fury of attacks against the settlements in the west. They followed almost three decades of terror and bloodshed on the plains. Many heroic names from cavalry lore emerged from this period but none more enduring than that of Major General George Armstrong Custer. His defeat at the hands of a horde of screaming Sioux and Cheyenne Braves near the Little Bighorn River has symbolized the generations of Americans the cruel character of the Indian wars in the west. On this sunbaked bridge in southern Montana on a scorching June afternoon in 1876 where every member of Custer's proud and spirited seventh cavalry regiment faced and met violent death the Indian achieved his most memorable victory over the white man. Skirmish followed skirmish in those lusty and troubled years. The whole savage west was aflame. Peace came hard and slowly and only with the constant pressure of force applied by the mounted guardians of the nation's territories. By the turn of the century the bloody work of the trooper and his steed was over in the west. America's frontiers were secure at last. For the first time in half a century peace pervaded the plains and the mountains and life for the tough cavalrymen became almost routine after the capitulation of the long-warring red men. Chief Joseph the indomitable chief of the Napercay who had fought the army bitterly spelled out the tragic destiny of all the Indian nations with his words of surrender to the cavalry in northern Montana. I am tired of fighting. Our chiefs are killed. It is cold and we have no blankets. The little children are freezing to death. My people have run away to the hills. Hear me my chiefs.  From where the sun now stands I will fight no more forever. The next great chapter in cavalry lore bears the indelible imprint of one man Theodore Roosevelt whose first united states volunteer cavalry or rough riders as they were called captured the public's imagination and romantic attention with their courageous charge of San Juan Hill in the Spanish-American war. What was to be the last campaign of the old cavalry came in 1916 with the punitive expedition across the border into Mexico to pursue the bandit Pancho Villa who had wreaked destruction on American lives and property near the border. No one could know for history does not reveal itself as it is happening that the proud formations which gathered here for the long daring ride into the teeth of the danger that lay waiting would be making the United States Cavalry's last great mounted ride in combat. But here on this desert stage the mounted traditions which stretched back to the winning of the republic would be played out in a final patch. But although none could know it least of all the troopers themselves they rode and they fought as if they realized they were waging this last historic battle for history's records. With the beginning of World War I the history of the cavalry changed forever. A regiment of cavalry troopers and horses landed in France with the American expeditionary force. But the western front was stabilized into a trench warfare of mass fire and little change of position and there was no use for the mobility of cavalry. At training camps back in the states there was still no reason to believe that the end of the cavalry was in sight however. Even though the greatest war in human history had left it behind this was because of factors beyond the controlled strategists. The cavalry was still very much an active force and mounted troops trained constantly to keep in readiness for the day when the combat situation might change. So the training went on unceasingly. Training in all the qualities which have made cavalry indispensable. Maneuverability, movement, horsemanship. Only once in Europe during World War I however was American cavalry employed tactically. For the most part instead of fighting with the esprit and dash which had distinguished it in so many other wars the cavalry in Europe was left with the unfamiliar task of running various remount stations. Mules and horses used for transport were cared for at these depots. The horse himself proud steed bred to the thrill of excitement became for a while a messenger a carrier of supplies for whom the bugle called a battle no longer sounded. He was treated well and with consideration however as befits an honored warrior who had been withdrawn for a while from the battle. Still there was no valid reason to believe the story of the cavalry was ending. Despite the small part it had played all the great generals of the war paid tribute to its continuing function. General John Pershing declared there is not in the world today an officer of distinction who does not believe with emphasis that cavalry is as important today as it ever has been. So with the end of World War I the pride and the polish of the cavalry remained undiminished. Colorful and aggressive it continued to train devotedly in its traditional role of the army's mobile arm the antennae of a striking force. It was well prepared to carry out its mission of reconnaissance and counter reconnaissance screening and planking in every kind of terrain and situation. The cavalry kept alive the disciplines and the skills and the aileron which were the soul of the mounted tradition. Yes the cavalry trained hard during the 20s and 30s while war clouds were forming over Europe and the Orient. But it was training for a war it would never fight. These were the twilight years for the cavalry. But by the time World War II broke out the age of mechanization had overtaken the horse. German Panzer divisions overran northern Europe crushing all resistance under a rolling mass of steel and fire. The devastating successes of the Blitz Kriegs which these armored divisions spearheaded pointed up clearly the kind of mobile force that each side would employ on the battlefields of World War II. The United States Army adopted the armored force as its new mobile arm. Under the direction of such old-time cavalrymen as General George S. Patton in Europe it launched its spectacular drives into the heart of the enemy's country. On the other side of the world cavalry troopers received their baptism in a new kind of warfare. The men of the first cavalry division traveled not by horse but by new amphibious steeds to the islands of the Pacific. The division whose history reaches back to the winning of the planes was the only cavalry division to remain intact during the war. But if fort dismounted as infantry the troopers handled their new role well. They fought with a courage that did justice to the reputation established by their mounted comrades of an earlier age. They battled the Japanese in the succession of vital and bitterly They fought and they won and with peace they moved on into the capital of the enemy's homeland. After traveling the long route through the beaches of Laity and the jungles of Luzon the division was the first to enter Tokyo. It was a proud climax to a valorous performance as tough as any in cavalry history. The fighting spirit of the cavalrymen had endured and emerged once more victorious. The division brought credit to itself in its occupation of Japan but its fighting days were not yet over. Less than five years after its triumphal entry into Tokyo the first cavalry division was on the move again to defend the invaded land of South Korea. Less than a month after the North Korean communists began their aggressive war in June of 1950 the division landed at Pohang-dong on the east coast of Korea. Its mission was to push inland and help stop the enemy from reaching the port city of Busan. Dismounted once more they fought with the same distinction they had shown in World War II. Their mission was successful. The defense perimeter around Busan held and while the world watched and hoped the beleaguered nation of South Korea continued to live. In September of 1950 the division broke out of the perimeter along with the rest of the UN forces. And now it had a new mission to drive north more than 100 miles through enemy territory to link up with the seventh division which had landed on the west coast. It fulfilled this mission in little more than 20 hours in a drive called the most rapid advance ever made in the history of modern arms. The inheritors of the legend of the little big horn pushed north across the 38th parallel and the cavalrymen who had in World War II achieved the distinction of being first into two enemy capitals Manila and Tokyo now set themselves to the task of adding another first to their record. Pyongyang the capital city of the North Korean aggressor. They succeeded. This victory too was theirs. And with the collapse of the North Korean enemy symbolized by this capture of his strongly held capital the hope for peace grew bright again. But it was a false hope. An entirely new war came with the entry of the Chinese communists into the conflict. Korea added many names to the division's roster of memorable battles. Its last big action was a series of sustained assaults on famed old Baldi and the vital hills around which in enemy hands threatened the United Nations supply line. Old Baldi was taken. The last campaign ended in victory. A victory bought like all the others with bravery and devotion. When the fighting was over for the weary men of the division they returned to Japan. The last in a long and gallant line of cavalrymen who had fought their nation's wars with distinction. The inheritors of a tradition which reached back to the earliest pages of the American past. The cavalrymen. But through two wars cavalrymen had fought dismounted and now the word cavalry existed only as a name and a noble memory. Or so it seemed. So it would seem indeed. No more can be heard again the creak of saddle harness in battle. The horse has retired forever from the field of combat. The few horses that remain in the army are stationed at the old cavalry post of Fort Meier, Virginia. The old ones bask in the sun after years of service. Younger horses are still drafted for service. Not the exciting service that their forebears knew, but duty of signal honor nonetheless. They belong along with the men who ride them and care for them to the honor guard unit of the Third Infantry Regiment. Bears is the job of transporting America's heroic military dead to their final resting place. They are proud symbols of an army that has gone. The army has built on a mobile capability whose dimensions have increased a hundred fold over the capabilities of yesterday's army. This new mobility, a product of the age of mechanization, is constantly being improved by the forward rush of technology's advance. Combat forces can travel with greater speed over greater distances, with greater protection than even the strategists of a generation ago might have believed possible. Developments in fire power and communication have matched the advances in this ability to maneuver. The result is an army equipped and prepared to fight any kind of combat under any kind of conditions, on any kind of terrain or locale. An army no longer imprisoned by factors of environment or distance. There is no place in such an army for the old horse cavalry. But wherever men fight with courage and dash, there will be a place for the spirit of the charge. For honorable traditions do not die easily, nor do historic missions which have proved themselves indispensable in warfare. The horse is gone. A commission of the cavalry remains, carried out now on other steams. Techniques change, but traditions endure. And the traditions of the men who won the west, who died with custard, who rode with steward and with chariot, who found glory at the charge and wrote history with their spirit, are too deeply embedded in the fiber of America ever to be lost or forgotten. Traditions endure. The hoof beats of the cavalry thunder still in the memory of living men, and they echo and will echo forever in the mind of the nation. From the horse to the air, a long ride in a colorful one. The cavalry's long ride through the nation's history and that of the army which secured it and guards its peace and its power today.


So we are gonna have a talk now from Fernando Masanori Ashikada, Ashikaga, I hope I pronounced that correctly. Sorry. He is professor at the FATEC San Jose de Campos. Where is that? Brazil. In Brazil. So you're talking from Brazil now, yeah? Yes. Oh yeah, it's nice. What's the weather like? It's probably very warm, right? Yes, very hot, actually. Okay, excellent. And he loves teaching, which is great, of course. And he loves Python, of course. So he's gonna talk about Python emergency remote teaching. So in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. And yeah, I'm looking forward to your talk. So let's start. First of all, I need to say thank you to all the volunteers that made online version of the Python. I appreciate very much the lot of efforts that made the interactions possible. My talk, it's about sharing some experiences at my university. As you know, COVID-19 changed many things in the world. Last month, a UNICEF report says that at this moment, more than 1 billion students are still out of school worldwide. In Brazil, many universities are now without any type of classes.  But it's important to keep education alive, to keep in touch with our students during the isolation. In my university, more than 75% of my students are low income. So education is an opportunity to change their lives. And isolation for four months now is very dangerous. An invitation to give it up of their studies. A lot of people teach programming with Python. Education is part of Python community at Python UK, Python Japan, Python Australia, Python US. There is also an education track. I will share my experiences in this talk and this emergency times. Work at home is very hard. There are kids, cats, dogs, whatever in the same place all the time. Every day for now four months. I had two dogs and five cats and they are very, very social. Whenever they heard me talking with the students, they wanted to participate. This is my cat, Gido. He's always curious about my equipments. Teachers are very communicative in their nature. In the face-to-face meetings, it's possible to catch in the air some difficulty of one's students. So improving interactions is a key process in remote teaching. A lot of my colleagues are becoming very frustrated in virtual classrooms. Survey in Brazil shows that 8% of teachers feel uncomfortable to teach online. But it's better than nothing. It's okay to be human. For our students, see a teacher struggling with technical issues proves that education matters. Behind the screen, there are someone that thinks that education worth all these efforts. I have a static YouTube channel for flipped classrooms. And there are a lot of content at the internet. And there are synchronous interactions in the time of all the face-to-face classes. So I became a bridge between the all the technology and the learning process. Teachers send glimpses of what is really important at each time. It's very important to focus. Teacher breaks new grounds, shares his experiences, inspires the students. Now it's not only to technology delivery. Some years ago, I made an online course named Python for Zombies. Zombies equal beginners. Now I recorded 150 new videos. And in this picture, we see a vegan zombie. And the caption is tonight's to say me in Portuguese. Python for Zombies is a free course. A Brazilian Python community initiative, not of my university, is the first MOOC, Massive Open Online course to teach programming in Brazil, in Portuguese. Python Jungle website is very important because only 5% of Brazilian people are able to read in English. Some students prefer to choose a regular website with more order in the content. Our videos are very short. Four minutes long. A lot of students use cell phones to see the videos. So it's important to use big phones. Stay at home. Maybe there are one computer in the house. And the parents need to use and brothers and sisters. And the cell phone is the preferred app to see my videos. I have a blue yet to record the audio. The most important thing in online classes is the audio. There are places to ask questions like many other MOOCs. And a lot of exercise. So the students have a way to practice the program skills. There is a code resolution and the videos to explain these exercises. My way of teaching is using flipped classrooms with static videos at the Python for Zombies website. And with Microsoft Teams or Discord, I made my interactions with the students. Sometimes I need to use other ways like a phone call to a student without computer. Or even WhatsApp audios to answer some particular questions. I decided to use students' codes to teaching that motivates more to learn. This is a 12 years old girl code. I also teach kids in my city besides university lessons. There is another 12 years old girl code. She is using Python 3 to translate to Chinese some messages. Hitchhiker's guide is a very popular book among my students. For students, fun is the best way to learn something and play a patient. 42 is always the answer. Even using Python libraries. What is the trick behind this? Python is a free software. It's a funny way to teach what is free software changing the code of random.py, for example. It's very fun. Having object-oriented concepts like inheritance or overloading is also fun with 42 examples. Or even metaprogramming. Factorial or Fibonacci produces very Mongol numbers. Not in my course. Because 42 is greater than apocalyptic. The definition of a language is in his abstract syntax tree. I changed Hello World for a function using AST library. Some glimpses of interesting things to students in the future. Conclusion. I have a lot of distraction at home. Because everybody is in the same place. And there are a lot of noise of online. Like a message from a crush in a dating app, for example. And at home, short videos works well. Record the synchronous interactions are fine also to late review. My exam is completely changed. Now a new way to fix concepts, to learn more. In introduction to programming discipline, 9% of my students concludes the course. The Python community in Brazil are also using my new videos. There are 7000 inscriptions in YouTube channel and 2 million views at this moment. The website that have independent videos have 3,000 new inscriptions in the last two months. All this news makes me very happy. Let's finish. Thank you. Thank you very much for this very nice talk. How long have you been teaching remotely now? Four months. Four months? Yes. Continuously, did you have any ... I remember when it started here in Germany, that the teachers were completely unprepared for these things. And didn't really know what to do. So it took weeks for them to struggle and tend to come to some kind of way of doing online things. Initially they just send PDFs by email. And then maybe did a few phone calls and that was it. So how did that develop in Brazil? At my university is an order from the direction. Someone says that it's better than nothing. I have colleagues on the Lao teacher saying PDFs. But computer science, normal disciplines are okay online. So the students basically they take the instructions and go away, do programming, maybe upload to GitHub. And then you can correct things. Is that how it works? Yes. Yeah. All my projects are ... My students send in GitHub e-apples. Right. Okay, that's good. Very good. I see one question here in the Q&A. Do you think this new mode of education is sustainable? And how do you think this would change the way that education would be delivered in the future? It's a hard question. I prefer to teach face-to-face because we, as a teacher, see the ... Catching the air, the problems. The interactions are a worst thing in teaching online. At this moment, it's not the best solution, but the only solution. It's the only one right here. The only solution because we stay online maybe for one year. All my classes are in labs, closed rooms. It's unsafe with the pandemic COVID-19. That's interesting. The schools in Germany are scheduled to open again after the summer vacation, which is mid-August or so. They actually want to restart the normal kind of education. I have my doubts whether this is actually going to work, but we'll see. It's very unsafe. It's going to be interesting. I don't know. It's kind of strange. They put so much effort in the first few months to basically keep the numbers down and now they're starting to go crazy about going back to normal again. Let's see. There are no more questions here on the Q&A. Let me check the room chat. Nothing on the room chat. I would suggest that maybe additional questions then get asked in the Discord channel, the Talk Remote Teaching one. Then we do a short pause now. Maybe play a few sponsor videos. Of course, you need to get your applause just a second. Thank you. This is the part I think is what's missing the most in these online conferences. It feels very strange when you talk to your webcam and you don't get any feedback and so we thought that maybe... I will leave the meeting. I will go to the Discord channel. Okay, perfect. Thank you very much again.


What is up guys? Joe Holland here. I am actually on the ice and I'm winter ice camping. Can you believe it? You've tuned in for I think it's gonna be a great episode. I don't know yet. It hasn't happened. So yeah, pretty late set up today I came out with my buddy Corey and we shot a little bit of footage It was really tough to get out here. There were so many trees down across the trail I had like a five six mile snowmobile ride in and there was trees everywhere and we bushwhacked We made it in that sled is absolutely incredible I can't believe how awesome it is and still haven't figured out what it can't do yet Hold in a lot of gear. This is the most stuff.  So, you know, just looking around. I got a Garmin live scope here I got a come along there. I got a bag full of guns and ammo there I got a battery powered vacuum sealer there. I got a Coleman oven there that goes on top of my stove I got a brand new percolator. That's pretty cool, too So I'm pumped to use that it's just like the one my buddy Ken got us for camp up north that we really like This one's a black enamel instead of a blue So I'm gonna burn the paint off that first tonight and then get my coffee ready for the morning What else do we have? We got a couple new jack traps. I'm really excited to use. They were custom made Donnie and I milled out some Birds eye and curly maple and then Donnie trimmed it down to the perfect size We got it over to Sean and Sean turned them into jack traps for me So I'm stoked about those those will be put to use for the first time ever this trip What else we have new new additions. I got a reading light. That's kind of cool That's gonna go over my bed. I got this stove that I didn't get a chance to give it like a really good review last time I didn't give it a review at all because I really want to put it through the test and There's a couple things I want to do. I want to build a travel box for it And on that travel box I want to put like a sheet of metal because I noticed I had a ton of heat loss go through my wood floor and Melted like two or three inches of ice below The tent last week on my trip and it was like 10 below zero So a lot of heat going through the floor going down for some reason So maybe I got to get a little bit higher Maybe I got to get a little bit longer legs for it or maybe I need some metal there to reflect or refract Or I guess reflect the heat away from the floor and back into this building But I got a brand new stove fan for it. These are the ones I use in my wood shop It pushes a ton of air and hot air a Couple guys commented from the last bunch of videos that I need to put like a damper on the on there for the flue or They're on the stove pipe going out and that helps and then a couple guys commented that it doesn't help So I don't know so I'm gonna try it I know my buddy Brandon has one in his ice shack and That stove or the smaller stove and that actually Heets the thing up like crazy one thing I did notice and I know it'll burn I know it'll heat this whole place up really well, but it chews through the propane So I had two cans last last trip And I think I went through three cans or three and a half cans over the course of the week And I used it very sparingly So I'll give you a better review on it after this week Temperatures this week look like freezing at night in the 20s and like in mid 30s in the day So we're kind of on a warming trend. I'm lucky to have ice. I'm happy to have ice Happy to be out here winter camping. Happy to bring it to you guys. So Super stoked for that. I got some other cool things that are just ridiculous an idea I've had for like three years that has finally come into fruition on the on the ice this trip So you'll see that this trip too. We got a battery Powered fillet knife might have seen that a couple of my other videos I went and picked up bass pro shops best one I'm gonna try that baby out the one from China that they sent me from a I don't even know what company Didn't really didn't cut the masted so to say so so that thing is going in the junk pile or the giveaway pile or whatever Sounded her down For depth we're rubber band So you've got this much line there and we're gonna put it about that far off bottom One foot off bottom. So that's our bottom marker right there So we know where we are in the future. Take that off the tip of the hook 953 yard par six today I'm gonna be testing out Callaway's new newest driver. This one's built for speed and accuracy Let's give it a rip. We're hitting a pro v1 today. We switched over to the To the fluorescent balls so we could find it in the snow But the flag somewhere down there got a clubhouse to our right got an island to our left Let's let her rip Tii let it fly. That's a bomb For go get it. I think it's car path only today So we're gonna have to keep our golf cart on the path today Wipe the snow off Let's get them drive for you. We got about 400 new irons this year. Let's give this thing a go Feels like pretty firm lie I smashed it. We got a five-footer for triple eagle Let's go up there and make a chipper a pot. I don't know what the conditions how the greens are rolling today I think they're pretty firm, but come on up guys. You're not even gonna believe where this shot is Got a lot of roll out of that seven-iron The ball is pretty pretty hard today. Oh, don't drive on the green with your car We got a nice little five-footer for triple eagle legit triple eagle When you got a putter like that sponsored by I'm sponsored by Oscar Meyer wieners. They make some Louis Lobsters and It's been a pretty good sponsorship over the years. You know, they've been taking care of me I was a lot smaller when they signed me on but when you got a putter like that It's hard to get people to play you for money after that No reaching in the hole We scoop them out. Oh man All right guys, we're back at it. We're golfing. This is Corey and I are just out for a friendly match We got a clubhouse over there the Eskimo 850 clubhouse.  So I'll give him a break. He hasn't swung club in a couple years But uh 893 yard par six It's pretty flat drivers hard to get up in the air, but we'll get it up there. Oh, yeah Got some snow No balance. I see it. Yeah, still you got it up in the air though. Driver's a little too tall for me It's still rolling. I'm a short guy. This is this is a long driver. You got some roll. I see it. Oh That's in the hot that might be in the clubhouse Whoa Club twirl. Hold on. Let me get a club twirl. There we go. All right, we're off like a herd of turtles Are you gonna seven iron or a what is this one a 60? Yeah, seven iron or a 60 or a hockey stick Go For we play bogey golf. Yeah bogey golf wins turn it. I don't know which ones but it will win a turn of it It's still car path only right No, you can get there with a I Don't know where the heck my boy Yeah, it was a little bit different Right Oh nice that's right at it Nice swing Good bounce good shot, dude. He's losing up guys You probably didn't know this about me, but I also have a YouTube golf channel I let my buddies name it and I was I was having a rough time at the time. So they called it Joey shank If you want to see it, I got a golf channel called Joey shank 140 out I'm gonna use a comfortable little 60 degree wedge and really go at it Seven hours too much. So I'm gonna go at it with a 60 Feels all right. It's hard to get under this thing, but I think I can Well, then She's rolling That's why we use yellow ball Good Composed Where oh, yeah, I think he's on the green You're on the white I'll be coming in. Oh, you're on the white where you win money right here. I crank it Oh Man, that's good for me. It's on the white.  Oh Look at that. It's got a flag Do it with flag do we go to I know We just got a flag guys golf game getting interrupted. Oh, yeah Got him. How's he feel?  We got a first pike on first flag of the year Me or he's making his appearance on the channel You know actually I was on here. Oh, yeah First ice fishing appearance any size you got nothing yet. No, but definitely a fish, right? So he might make a hard run at the hole.  If he makes a hard run, let him have it. Just let it go right through your hands But we got steel leader Doesn't feel joy, you know, it's a good one. It is good. Oh, yeah, it's a good fish. He's double-digit Whatever you do do not whip them Weeding Well, that's my first pike mid-putt. I will say that Never had a pike me dang dang fish. We had one trap out and caught a fish as you could see over this shoulder We got golf clubs on the Nice Sweet good fish We lost a little bit of focus on that one But we're both putting We're both either chipping or putting we're on we're on the white But there's a lot of footprints up there on the green And then the footprints on the white are hard to get around Don't walk in my line Just tap it in Just happy to be happy to be Get that Slightly left Little harder you had it you could bring the Oscar Meyer if you want the green suck Now I gotta finish out on the stick Really thought it had more flex than it has Yeah You can improve no you can improve that lie Yeah, you're not in a sand trap you don't deserve a hard-boiled egg there Alright, I'd say I'd call that good good Just tap them in that's good guys anything within the anything within the handle is good. How long the butter? Yeah, so anything within the leather and this is the leather so anything within I'll show you this Let's walk through so that's my new coffee percolator Let me get a light All right, so there's my new coffee percolator we're gonna burn the paint off that thing we're camping So I'm gonna have some popcorn tonight. That's the old jiffy pop you can't I don't know I've spent so long since I've had that but I'm running this trip. I'm not running the green little greenies I'm running a hose.  I guess it'd be a five pounders what it'd be called They're hard to find I think Like some plumbers still have them and stuff like that That's just an old one that that I was lucky enough to acquire But that should run me well over the week I only go through a couple of those one pounders and that's that's probably five But we got we got gear clothing hanging up over here We got some ridiculous stuff over here. You'll see that in the videos some fishing gear I got to put to work tomorrow. This is the the new the new stove heat Oven deal right there. It's a two burner. That's the new wave 4,000 I'll show you what that looks like. It's just a little metal box that's got like Two burners going in there. I'll get the light off so you can see it burning, but it can really crack like That's full bore on both both sides And I can feel the heat just coming hard at me, but I'm gonna run Both on pretty low To conserve propane and cuz it's not really that cold in here anyway I got a little draft going I got to make sure I bank the sides of this thing tomorrow But there's my bed Caught got a cop pad got my second sleeping bag Underneath that's that new browning that I tried to use but I got wound up in it a little too much and woke up feeling like a sausage Pinched and squeezed and twisted twisted around so I went back to my old reliable never had a problem with this This is like an oversized Cabela's cloth one from 1997 I think my buddy's dad gave that to me my buddy's parents gave that to me Just just cloth just a you know pretty thick pretty heavy It's not something you'd want to hike with but it does the trick here and then at night when I'm not running the heat I usually wear a winter hat over my head keep my ears warm Got a clothing bag got you know battery chargers and stuff in that bag That's the box that the propane stove came in from new way and then got my Boga RV Electric box. It's kind of like a jackery, but it runs the lights in here and charges my GoPro batteries and stuff That's that's where I'm running the Vented propane out there Hopefully it'll dry this place up a little bit. It was a little bit wet out there today setting up and then Under here, I got all my cooking stuff under my table under here is all the food and some go-pros in there That's just various stuff over there and the cook stove there. So That's camp for you. I'm on a wood floor if you're new to the channel. I love having a wood floor I love being able to take my shoes off and walk around my socks when it's dry in here And usually it dries up pretty quick and it keeps things really warm and dry And it's just nice just sleeping on that and nothing sticks to the ice and keeps you a little bit high and dry too I'm two inches up off the ice with some airspace So yeah, so I bought that wood floor and the panels so it's easy to throw in the sled and easy to handle But that's about it for For the description of what's going on. Like I said, I'm gonna cook the paint off this new Percolator, so and then I'll get my coffee ready for the morning and before that I think I'm gonna have a little evening snack and have a little bit of jiffy pop So let's see if we can get that going. I'll tune you guys in for that, too I think once you hear it sizzle and you shake it. You sizzle on release hot steam Serve and enjoy Well, we ain't got no fork handy, so that's awesome nice little evening snack Got ought to clog the colon Drive one I'm buckets of popcorn in there Top her off with a little hot tree and Probably do a little read in the night and that's gonna do it tomorrow morning Gonna drive a stave and breakfast into me then I got to go pick up my buddy Sean Sean's gonna fish with me tomorrow He takes off and I think I got a buddy coming in the next day with a buddy of his And then I think we're solo for the rest of the week. We'll see we'll see how it works out, but uh But yeah, I appreciate you guys tuning in let me know in the comments what you like about these camping videos and You know I get some feedback saying no one, you know that They're tired of seeing breakfast and tired of seeing the cook in and that then I get other feedback saying they love it So I think I'm just gonna do my own thing Like I always do and you know put it out there if you don't like it. No watch It's that easy, but as far as the fishing goes we're gonna be multi species fishing We're looking at three or four species. We could be in some really big fish this trip too. So pretty excited about that and Really excited about all the support I get on this channel from you guys and super grateful and thankful I know there's a lot of choices on YouTube now and now there's a lot of people doing this winter camping winter ice camping and winter ice fishing camping stuff. So I know there's a lot to choose from and I really appreciate you guys following my channel and being loyal and Enjoying the content and sharing it with your friends Those of you missing Donnie. I'm missing them too. He's on a trip with a buddy of his He's going to help out a buddy at it at his camp and then Suzie gets back. He says give him one day to recuperate and we're heading up to our camp So I'm pretty excited about that and we're gonna get that wood stove stoked up, fired hot and do some snowmobile and Just spend some good time up north in the North Main Woods at camp with Donnie I'm gonna cook a few meals a little bit different than normal this week You know just because Donnie's always doing stuff like that too And I love it when he cooks a meal in that oven or cooks something different on the ice So I'll have a couple different ones for you guys to see this week for lunch and dinner and stuff like that Breakfast is pretty basic. I keep it pretty basic especially on the ice


Oh goodness you guys. I have so much to share with you that you're not even gonna believe it. Okay, I Have tons of drugstore stuff in front of me, but I decided that what I was gonna do I'm gonna make eyeshadow palette separate and I'm also going to make lip products separate The reason is is because I have run into so many nice lip products this year And not only do I want to show you lip products But I also want to show you Some really neat combinations of lips that you can do with the lip products that I've been loving So that's gonna be coming up in a favorites video probably right after the new year always There will be links and descriptions down below in the box description box down below I would love to hear from you guys in each category if you want to tell me or if you have absolutely just one Outstanding product this year that you feel like man. I love this product and I don't want to ever be with that I'd love to hear that too. I'm gonna try and go in order. So let's get into the 2019 best of the best at the drugstore right now. Okay, my YouTube family We're gonna start with primers and I found this primer because of my good friend Sherry from graceful beauty This is from Revlon. This is their color state prep and protect Primer base. This has an SPF of 30 for which I think is fantastic to be able to get it But the reason that I love this so much is not only what did it make my skin feel smooth? And it gave me the SPF protection Because SPF sometimes I find if I don't use the perfect thing It just makes my foundation look greasy or it can you know, just make me sweat during the day This did none of that it sinks into the skin so beautifully and it Absolutely does help those pores and the fine lines and all of that stuff And this was such a good primer and it wasn't too drying. It felt like it was a little bit hydrating So that's my number one primer. I also have these two This was it's from Angel Vail and this is the NYX if you've ever used this You know that this is the most just Perfecting smoothing primer that you can use and for me you can just you can see it blur it out You can see it blur out the scan and the pores seem less Your readiness or any discoloration that you might have might have seems less even before you go in with foundation And then it just lays absolutely beautiful under foundations and make sure foundation lasts a really long time too So love that the next one that I got is from Misha and I had to put this in here Even though I've only been using it probably six weeks I wanted to put it in here because this is an illuminating primer Now it doesn't have any sort of this smoothing effects. It doesn't have SPF or hydration in it But this has a gorgeous glow to it So if you have a foundation that you have found that just lays flat on your skin You don't like it that much. You can mix this one in and it just looks Glowy radiant Beautiful it doesn't mess with the foundation at all. It just gives it life Now I will tell you ahead of time that this does have quite a strong like floral powdery smell and so if you're really sensitive to smells you're gonna want to steer away from this But boy for me, I'm telling you guys It just does the trick and makes that foundation look fantastic You can wear it under foundation too But I find mixing it in is a really great trick that makes your foundation look absolutely Radiant and beautiful three of the foundations that I found this year I did a found drugstore foundation Lineup very recently and these were my top three and that has not changed in the six weeks or however long since I did that Video from believe beauty. This one is sold at dollar general. This is such an inexpensive product It is five dollars, but it has a semi matte finish. So you're looking at a satin finish It covers it blends it lasts it is such a good product I don't know how they do five dollars glass bottle pump It's got just all the looks of a high-end foundation without the price and all the payoff of a high-end High-end foundation without the price and it is a fantastic foundation works so good for me I will say about all of these foundations is that they have a crummy shade range. They do they have terrible shade ranges I'm hoping that if everybody just loves these foundations and they keep them around That they will get the hint and bring out more shades The second one is from Koki and this is their full coverage foundation This is an awesome foundation to all three of these foundations check off the box for me for what I need Which is I don't want to show any texture. I want to cover up all of my age spots my scarring I want to be able to have my skin feel like skin but have a full coverage Foundation and I don't want it to break up or pull away in any of my problem areas Which is usually around my nose and right here on my my chin And I don't want it to cling to my dry patches because I do have dry skin So all of these three do that for me The Koki foundation is no different and it lasts a long time the soap and glory Same thing about it now I will link that video where I went through the ten my top ten foundations at the drugstore But these are the top three. This is the soap and gloria glory kick butt foundation and this is the all-day where I Love this stuff. This is a repackaged of the CYO beauty From my think it's Walgreens or right-aid Walgreens. I'm sorry and this is it costs more But it performs the same It's still the fantastic foundation that you had before Blurs and smooths and just makes your skin look flawless And I absolutely love this foundation I have used it over and over again a little bit goes the long ways for me And if you need to you can just take a little bit more on the areas that you want still feels like skin Still doesn't feel like you're caking a bunch of makeup on so those three were fantastic for me I did want to mention the two mix and mediums that I just barely talked about From LA girl both of these this one is the luminous. This is a pro cup Pro coverage foundation, but this is the white that I mix into foundations And if they're too matte in the winter when I feel like my skin is drier and I need a little bit more life I will put this one in they do have it in the matte formula as well The white one in the matte formula as well But I use this blue one to mix into any of my two yellow or two orange foundations And it tones it down and it makes it towards a neutral or a cool depending on how much you put in there And I do have a video about doing that to get your perfect foundation shade as well, which I will link to okay powders powders for me can be really tricky because I do have dry skin I have mature skin and if I'm not really careful about specific powders They can really tend to cling to the dry patches on my skin But this one that I did start using in 2019 is from Maybelline And it's the fit me and I have it in the fair light This one just has a little bit of a yellow cast to it So it really brightens up my face which I love about it And it is so finely milled and it never cakes up on me a Tiny tiny bit goes a long way on your brush and you're gonna get just a beautiful set down of your foundation Especially in those summer months when you seem to you know have more perspiration and our foundation doesn't stay as long This really does help it and if you are somebody that can use powder underneath your eyes This is a good powder for that too because it's light enough and the color of your skin if you get the right color It's the color of your skin so it looks very pretty underneath the eyes and then as a finishing powder I have to talk about the Milani prep set and glow. I've heard this talked about in so many videos already of their favorites of the year It's like we all just all of a sudden figured it out Even though it's been around for a few years But this has the prettiest finish and the prettiest to glow to it I find that if I really have a day when my skin feels very lackluster, I can use this to set everything I would rather not do that though because for me It is just a powder that I want to use to illuminate my face like the hourglass ambient powders They're those are so touted by everybody But you guys I really actually think this is just a tiny bit creamier than that formula is I love that formula But I think I like this one a little bit better now for setting spray There was really only two that I reached for over and over again so much that I rub the The actual printing off of the flower beauty. This is the seal the deal hydrating setting spray I love this because not only does it give me that moisture But it also locks my makeup in so well, and I don't feel like I'm dry all day long I have dry mature skin, but this one just makes me feel like my skin is dewy and pretty all day long And then also the morphe continuous setting mist this has and that's another thing about this one Sorry, I'm jumping around this one has the finest spray I think I will use this bottle over and over again, and I don't know if this is gonna show up on camera But it has the finest spray. It doesn't spur at you It doesn't spit any droplets at you and that's what I love about this This is actually in an aerosol spray, and I use this to spray my eye area I'll just close my eyes and spray across there and it sets my actual concealer right down there Love this stuff. This was the year that I felt like I really finally figured out my under eyes for concealer And what I could do for them even though I have fine lines and creases and dark circles and all those aging fun things So what I do is I take the catrice Camouflage under eye primer. This is very hydrating I use this right on top of the moisturizer that I've used after I've let that set in I'll use that right on top of it. Let that set for a while Then I will go in with whatever primer I'm using a lot of times I was using the primer that I used on my eyelids I would suggest that you use one of those that is not like super drying or not super opaque and A very very tiny bit So I don't have one of those here today because I don't have a favorite I've just been using what I got but after that I would go in with the LA girl pro conceal And this is in the color peach. I found this this year I know it's been out forever, but I love the creaminess of it because I feel like it did Not aggravate how dry that skin is under there or make it look more dry more creepy Then I also found the revolution pro ultimate coverage Craiceless concealer supposed to be waterproof as well. I don't know if it's waterproof or not This is in C6 and I just found that a teeny tiny bit goes a long way So using very very tiny amounts of all of these products in very small layers I mean the various the very thinnest layers you can probably get all of these products together It just made magic for me this year for my under eyes Do have a video on that too and I'll make sure I link that below too. All right for bronzers I have been absolutely loving the L'Oreal Lumie bronzed it. This is in their lightest shade It's a really good shade for me because I'm so fair, but they do have two other shades that are really pretty I also like that this doesn't pull orange, which I think is just a fantastic thing has a tiny bit of luminescence in it So it's really great to be able to use during the winter months as well Absolutely been loving that blends in so well across my skin and then also Milani came out with the silky matte Bronzers and I have two of them I have the 01 and the 02 and I use the 02 in the summer right now I'm using the 01 and I just think that they're absolutely beautiful powders in the way that they blend they just are silky and they just seem like a powder that is very luxurious And very high-end and either one of those looks absolutely gorgeous on the skin and love the lasting power on them as well I actually think these last just a little bit longer than the L'Oreal one But they were both very comparable and I use them both a lot. Okay for blush this year I have to put in my elf primer infused blush I love this stuff that it has an absolutely beautiful texture to it It blends into the cheeks so seamlessly and so pretty you can build it up to where it's really stark If you have a darker skin tone or you can sheer it way out This one is the rosy color always rosy and I think they have two other colors I would very much recommend this to you if you haven't tried it because the price point is just so good It is a matte blush but this blush wore so well And I think maybe it's because of the primer that they put in here it wears and it doesn't fade all day I have had that problem with other blushes in the past where you put it on and halfway through the day You're like I look like I'm white again. I don't even have any blush on so I love this stuff so much And then Milani came out with two new colors of their blushes, which I was so excited about And so we have colors petal primavera up here and then sunset passion or whatever you want to say it down here So these two colors are so gorgeous. I absolutely love them I love Milani's blushes because of the glow that they give that sunset passion if you couldn't tell And then this one is the petal primavera So that one is a little bit more on the rosy side And then that one is a little bit more on the apricot side or the peachy side But both of them are so pretty and I love the look of all these I have several of these in all different colors But I'm so glad that they came out with a couple more colors this year Because I just think that they're beautiful blushes You can't go wrong with these because they blend into the skin so well And they give such a beautiful luminescent look to of it to them So when koki came out with their foundation, they also came out with some Liquid eyeshadow formulas and then these highlighters and these highlighters are the most beautiful things I have seen in a really long time. They're called the soft glow highlighters. This one is more pink This one is more golden when you stick your finger in here. You almost feel like this formula is a cream formula It feels a lot like color pop super shock shadows. It's almost along the same lines as that formula. They are So beaming and so beautiful. There is not one ounce of any sort of Sparkle in here at all. It's just a very shimmery metallic They're and I love that about it that you don't have to worry about there being any sort of particles in there It's going to go across your cheeks like nobody's business I just think that these just are absolutely intensely beautiful and would completely recommend them over so many that I've tried this year The other highlighter couldn't do this video without the kodi airspons Highlighters these are absolutely The prettiest thing that I've discovered in the year and this one is called snowman's ice I did find the other two and I found it on the clearance rack the other day. You guys I almost died I'm like if kodi is not keeping that I'm going to be so upset because it is really one of the prettiest highlighters I think I've ever come across as far as the formula you know the kodi powder This is as finely milled as that And it has that same super light texture to it and it just Is perfection glow on your skin. It doesn't show up any texture on my mature skin I am wearing it on my cheeks today And I just think that it is one of those ones that Is almost a must have got a backup when I saw that the other day I actually got the other two colors and I got the backup of this color Such an absolutely fantastic highlighter that I wear I reach for it all the time because it just lays so pretty on my mature skin and I absolutely love it We're getting there. We're coming to the end for a brow product There's only one that I could actually talk about this year Because this is what I've been using for the past six months and it's the tattoo studio from Maybelline This is the brow pomade and you put this on with the brush I don't have to use any setting gel or anything like that. It just makes my eyebrows stay in place This goes exactly where I want it to because I use a brush to put it on there And then I use a spoolie to kind of just tame those hairs a little bit But mine is in ash brown and I found that I love switching over to that darker color Because I've been using taupe for such a long time that I felt like it was kind of washing me out a little bit Love this product so much you guys So if you have been searching for a good pencil, but you haven't been able to find a pencil And that's what was going on with me. I finally switched over to the pomade and I'm sold All right outperforming every single mascara that I have had this year Is the Maybelline last sensational I always get tongue tied and the cover girl exhibitionist mascara both of these They perform the same way in that they give me length and volume and separation and I love them They do have very very different Wands on them though This is a lot like the Too Faced Better Than Sex mascara or the L'Oreal lash paradise mascara That's what the wand is like But Both of those flaked on me and this one doesn't now this one I do have in the waterproof formula, which I'm testing Compared to the original formula I think I like the original formula better for my top lashes Just because it's a little bit easier to get off But if you have trouble with any smudging whatsoever You're going to want to pick up that waterproof formula because it's really good And then the lash sensational one from Maybelline it does have a little bit of a curve to it This is the plastic bristles. This is not the actual Like hairbrush brush bristles, which is on the lash sensational So both of these performed really well for me And you know, I am really loving my natural lashes because they're growing so much because of my eyelash serum That I talk about all the time So I really do love both of these and really fell in love with them so much In 2019 because of what they did for my eyelash volume and then last but not least is liners You guys this is a huge thing for me this year because I really like a liner that is going to go into the waterline It's going to stay there. It's going to just look popping It's not going to be one that is going to come down my face And I felt like all of these fit the bill for that Um, these ones from Milani. I had a tendency to if I was going to line my waterline I actually lined my under eye also with those Because there was sometimes when it wouldn't like completely set down But I do can tell you that on this formula if you go in and you actually put a coat on and then you go In and you put another coat on you're going to have them be there for a really long time So I'm going to show you that one is called brown burst. Oh by the way the metallic ones on these This one's called blu-ray. I think the metallic ones on these may be being discontinued, which I'm so upset about But if they are I'm going to go in and get more I you guys it's a creamy formula It reminds me of mark jacob's highlighters. This one is the slate color They are so incredibly saturated and just They blend across your eyes so good and I just love that about them and then this one is the plum one It really doesn't look that plum, but it is in person. It's a little bit better But they're just the best you guys they're supposed to be a waterproof formula Which once they dry down they are and they're even more waterproof If you decide to put some sort of an eye shadow on top of them I really like just the regular formula too, but the metallic just seems to pop and remember a double coat So put a coat in your waterline Let it set for a minute and then right before you're done put another coat in there And they just seem to last forever on the eyes Okay, the last thing on my list for 2019 is the ardell eyeliners. These are fantastic for the waterline you guys I heard about these from dr. Danny off of her channel. I will make sure that if I talk about anybody I will make sure that I link them below so that you guys can go visit and see them Now this one is the plum color right here. It's a purple color It's a really beautiful purple color actually And then the next one is their blue color, which is really pretty too more of a navy blue But it does have a sparkle blue, you know lighter blue in it And then the black and you guys did you see how creamy they were and how buttery and how easily they went on When you put these in your waterline, you don't want to do what I just said about the melani Where you put a coat on wait a minute and then go back Because these are going to stick to your waterline so good that if you go back You're actually going to take them off with that second coat So what you do is you just get them as dark because you want to the first time Let them set up and they're there for hours This is the only liner that I've ever found that lasts and lasts and lasts And I did hear zebrina talk about this on her channel as well And she's right. Dr. Danny's right. These are fantastic And I hope that they don't do away with this formula Such a good formula you guys and the melani ones those are not Automatic or retractable ones, but these ones are they are the They are the automatic ones and then on the very tip of them They do have a little sharpener with a little smudger on there if you want it to So you guys that was a really long video But I had a lot to talk about and this is my favorite video of the year to share with you guys I hope that you did enjoy it. Please give it a thumbs up. I am actually losing my voice I've talked so much the second video. I do have this look that is coming for you this party teal look coming for you guys Thank you for spending a part of your day with me if you hung in here till the end I do really appreciate it. Please hang in with me till the end on the eyeshadow palette video my favorites of 2019 Because I will have something special for you guys in that one everyone Please stay happy and healthy and I will talk to you all in my very next video. Love you. Bye. Bye