Gene Colling
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These Old Cabins
There are more than 800 old cabins, ranger stations and other historic buildings across Idaho, Montana and the Dakotas that are managed by the Forest Service. This program introduces the team that is responsible for preserving them.
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Mustangs on the Mountain
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This is the story of the Pryor Mountain wild horses that live in the rugged landscape on the Montana and Wyoming border. Produced by Gene Colling
Fading Gold--The Decline of Aspen in the West
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Quacking Aspen, one of our most precious tree species is fading from the western landscape. This video explores the reasons for the decline and options for restoring aspen stands.
Rocky Mountain Passages--Lewis and Clark on the Helena National Forest
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The Gates of the Mountains are one of the special places along the Lewis and Clark Trail located on public land. This segment, managed by the Helena National forest, is open to everyone. It is a place where people can still travel the route of the Corps of Discovery and can experience a landscape that looks much as it did when Lewis and Clark treked here.
A Force of Nature--Hebgen Lake Earthquake
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Lifes and landscapes were changed in an instant when the Hebgen Lake earthquake shook in 1959. Produced by Gene Colling.
Landscape of History--Nez Perce National Historic Trail
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This is a compelling story of the Nez Perce flight for freedom in 1877.
No Bones About It--How to Fillet a Pike
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Selwyn Lake Lodge fishing guide, Brad Semenoff, shows how to fillet a pike and remove all the pesky y-bones. Then he cooks it for shore lunch.
Hebgen Lake Earthquake--A Survivor Story
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Tootie Greene, a registered nurse, survived the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake and administered aid to the injured until help arrived the following day. This is her story in her own words.
Walleye Highway, Russell Country Montana
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Two anglers travel the walley highway in Russell Contry Montana.
Beartooth Highway
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A clip from a Gene Colling program on the Beartooth Highway, called the most beautiful drive in America. To see the full length version go to: ua-cam.com/users/usdaForestService#p/u/40/YpoUdLxdJ8o
Kalaupapa, Molokai, A Story To Tell
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A three minute clip from a Gene Colling video about the Kalaupapa Hansen Disease (leprosy) community on the island of Molokai. To see full length version: ua-cam.com/users/usdaForestService#p/u/5/dqGCtEM4bfY
Selwyn Lake Lodge
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Gene Colling and Bill Schneider travel to Selwyn Lake Lodge on the northern border of Saskatchewan. They find a luxury lodge that also offers tremendous fishing.
Muskies of Minaki
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Four Montanans travel to Minaki, Ontario to brave the elements and catch some Minaki muskies. Gene Colling video
Bill's Lake Outpost Camp, Saskatchewan
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Gene Colling and Bill Schneider fly to Bill's Lake Outpost Camp in northern Saskatchewan. They find it rustic and rewarding.
Walleye Highway, Loma, MT
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Gene Colling and Bill Schneider stop at Ma's Cafe in Loma, Montana and discover great fishing and scenery along a stretch of the Missouri River.
Cree Lake Lodge Saskatchewan
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Cree Lake Lodge Saskatchewan
Fishing the Kootenai River
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Fishing the Kootenai River
Oliver Lake Wilderness Fishing Lodge
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Oliver Lake Wilderness Fishing Lodge
Twin Falls Lodge, Saskatchewan
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Twin Falls Lodge, Saskatchewan
Pine Island Resort
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Pine Island Resort
Brunansky's Foster Lake Lodge
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Brunansky's Foster Lake Lodge
Beaver Creek Brewery, Wibaux, Montana
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Beaver Creek Brewery, Wibaux, Montana
Thompson's Camps, Saskatchewan
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Thompson's Camps, Saskatchewan
Paul Pollock, Muskie Hunter
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Paul Pollock, Muskie Hunter
Shore Lunch
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Shore Lunch
Oregon Coast Crabbing
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Oregon Coast Crabbing

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @johnsowa999
    @johnsowa999 День тому

    Tyvm for posting great video and channel

  • @nothingpersonal878
    @nothingpersonal878 Місяць тому

    Very interesting. Thanks for uploading. Watching this is July of 2024.

  • @Lomochrome
    @Lomochrome 7 місяців тому

    So wasteful. Use the strip(s) for fish soup.

  • @patrickmurphy9390
    @patrickmurphy9390 Рік тому

    Kathryn Miles' book "Quakeland" discusses this event.

  • @twostop6895
    @twostop6895 Рік тому

    Lewis need to be cancelled like yesterday

  • @madbear860
    @madbear860 Рік тому

    I pickle all my y bone meat. It’s not garbage and I don’t waste it.

  • @samelioto476
    @samelioto476 2 роки тому

    I grew up in Missoula, MT a lot of years ago. The treatment of the Nez Perce was terrible, and a real lesson for a young kid. In those days, the embankment that was Fort Fizzle was still there, don't know if it still is.

  • @worldsfastestube7302
    @worldsfastestube7302 2 роки тому

    Well harden my arteries that's was some fine eating

  • @worldsfastestube7302
    @worldsfastestube7302 2 роки тому

    luv these adventures brings back great memories thank you

  • @FullMoonHatch
    @FullMoonHatch 2 роки тому

    Thanks!

  • @gerardhaubert8210
    @gerardhaubert8210 2 роки тому

    How do you transport large items eg boats, to the lodge?

    • @RebelWarfare1
      @RebelWarfare1 2 роки тому

      They take them across the ice road on 40ft sleighs pulled by snowcats

  • @whoever6458
    @whoever6458 2 роки тому

    Good work!

  • @johnh4143
    @johnh4143 2 роки тому

    Thank you ..that was great

  • @kittygonzalez2827
    @kittygonzalez2827 2 роки тому

    The smell of sulfur is more evidence that it wasn’t simply a quake .

  • @williamhoward7121
    @williamhoward7121 2 роки тому

    Another incredible account showing how wonderful and resourceful nurses are.

  • @asc_missions3080
    @asc_missions3080 3 роки тому

    I was 11 and lived 80 miles north. What a ride that was, with sidewalk-rolling aftershocks all through the following day.

  • @dontyellfire
    @dontyellfire 3 роки тому

    cool videos. Thanx

  • @sscripter100
    @sscripter100 3 роки тому

    I visited this fishing camp when Phil owned it 1998ish.... It took me 23 years to realize what a gem this place is. Fantastic experience.

  • @russellkastner400
    @russellkastner400 3 роки тому

    Goldeye is one word....

  • @richardgarcia6950
    @richardgarcia6950 3 роки тому

    David, you need to go to COCC and get a degree! I'll help pay for it. At least one of us can live there dream.

  • @artlover5798
    @artlover5798 3 роки тому

    I thought of a use for the y bone meat you can put it in a cheesecloth and make a fish stock! Maybe scrub a fin or two and put that in there

  • @jerry-cw9yw
    @jerry-cw9yw 3 роки тому

    I grew up on that river and can't wait to get back on it.

  • @jbrobertson6052
    @jbrobertson6052 3 роки тому

    Thank you for telling your story

  • @puravidadew7031
    @puravidadew7031 3 роки тому

    Notice how there are no Black people Or Hispanics in any of the pictures.

  • @Wapap
    @Wapap 3 роки тому

    11 years ago who cares

  • @Muddy2drake
    @Muddy2drake 3 роки тому

    This video is from my teacher 5th grade👌

  • @dalecole5315
    @dalecole5315 3 роки тому

    Clark owned a slave. Yet the slave did not leave him when they entered Louisiana purchase area, there were no laws causing Yorks owener ship legal! York could have settled in with any of the tribes. So why didn't he.? Well, he was not aware . Thats why slave owners kept thier chattle ignorant! York asked for his freedom after the return. As recorded Clark even beat him on ocassion. Clark was a known Alcholic! Killed himself in a tavern he was staying in at the time. No record of what happened to 'York'.Jefferson was a great visionary! Why to the Padific? It was a part of the ( Manifest Destiny) The purchase only was to the Rocky moutains! A covert Military action.

    • @GH-oi2jf
      @GH-oi2jf 2 роки тому

      York was freed a decade or so after the end of the expedition. Clark died of natural causes at the age of 68 in St. Louis.

  • @worldofwoolol6082
    @worldofwoolol6082 3 роки тому

    I'm a borne & raised Floridian, i never heard of this ! should be taught in all American schools. peace people

  • @Jreddygo
    @Jreddygo 3 роки тому

    The government and army murdered the Nez perce people. Men, woman and children. Greedy bastards.

  • @saintanthonygoodchild1288
    @saintanthonygoodchild1288 3 роки тому

    I have never even heard about this event! It makes sense that the drop in the Hebgen Lake Block caused more destruction than the Red Canyon Block. Likely by way of subterranean vibration of the S-waves traveling out from the epicenter which occurred very near the same latitude of the Hebgen Lake Block, which must mean that there was a specific trajectory of S-wave travel. Instead of vibrational waves traveling superficially and laterally traversing the body of water which would have reduced the impact of the tremor on the block and slope, it seems that the force of energy of the S-wave must have gone from the epicenter toward the depths, underneath the lake, by-passing it altogether, and then reflected back toward the surface as it bounced off of a dense, deeper-resting rock bed, or the Mantle, setting it on a direct, ping-pong path of impact with the HLB. Of course combined with the weight of the lake at the surface influencing the scale of that drop, and penultimately of the grandiose rock slide into the lake. Phew! What a recipe for disastrous creation! However you prefer to see it. I’m so sorry about the unfortunate human casualties. Fascinating, thank you for the educational experience.

  • @R2D2999
    @R2D2999 3 роки тому

    Amazing woman! And, everyone else who stepped up but...Damn! Her explanations of the seismic and weather activity afterwards; the descriptions of those injuries. Man, those were actually chilling. Wow. Thanks to her and to you!👍🏾👍🏾

  • @R2D2999
    @R2D2999 3 роки тому

    Dang! That was an awesomely tragic event that I had never heard of before. Well put together and informative. Thanks!👍🏾

  • @Larken42
    @Larken42 3 роки тому

    Anyone else pleasantly surprised with this suggestion from UA-cam?

  • @ahoo5753
    @ahoo5753 3 роки тому

    Opening pic was that mount Ho

  • @alaingilot1584
    @alaingilot1584 3 роки тому

    S

  • @skyfacer9626
    @skyfacer9626 3 роки тому

    Stacy Gordon is an excellent narrator.

  • @mikekuczynski1552
    @mikekuczynski1552 3 роки тому

    We live in Ennis MT and drive through this area quite a bit to go to the park or just fish the upper Madison . It never ceases to amaze me the magnitude of the slide . To this day the dead trees standing in Quake lake are a haunting reminder of of what happened. Nature is a powerful force let’s stop messing with it .

  • @yousifatobiya7279
    @yousifatobiya7279 3 роки тому

    The time is over... The people plan their future, but you didn't plan the future of the earth... The world makes sins when he did not study and hear the studies and the advices of the others... Yousif A Tobiya. Forcibly displaced

  • @yousifatobiya7279
    @yousifatobiya7279 3 роки тому

    I sent thousands of scientific messages to the whole world telling them to stop the melting of ice caps of polars and Himalayas to reduce,sinkholes, tsunami, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, & ,& ,&... The earth will BE like the planet of Venous... It's so sad to say the time is over,and there are several theories taught at Universities by a wrong ways... These studies had completed and sent on 26th July 2000... THE EARTH HAS TILTED 2 DEGREES... THE EARTH HAS A NEW ORBIT,WE MUST FIX IT ON ITS NEW ORBIT... Yousif A Tobiya Forcibly displaced

  • @yousifatobiya7279
    @yousifatobiya7279 3 роки тому

    Three theories or forces dominate or control upon the planet of the earth... Firt: The forces or the theory that dominates upon the atmosphere is the end of the first theory of climate change and global warming (dynamic horizontal movement)... The occurrence of storms,rains,snow, and floods at times, and in unexpected places ,because of the end of the this theory,which needs to balance... Second:The force or theory that dominates upon earthquakes, sinkholes,cracks on earth , volcanic eruptions, dry lakes and rivers, flow of sweet water from the side of dead sea,the formation of new islands, or hills and mountains, and collapse of mountains, & , & ,&... These phenomenons because of the end of the second theory of climate change and global warming(dynamic vertical movement)... This theory becames out of control or balance... Third: The water is revolving or orbiting the earth... Note 1:The earth has a new orbit... Note 2:The earth has tilted 2 degrees... These studies had completed and sent on 26th July 2000... Yousif A Tobiya Forcibly displaced

  • @vhbeazel
    @vhbeazel 3 роки тому

    Keep a #closeWatch on the #FrackTourRings of the Italian Caldera. ua-cam.com/video/v9VyRbdUY0g/v-deo.html Glad to find the #DutchSinse_Channel... accurately forecasting #seismicEVents for ten years. There were other #dizAstOreVents on that same date... #January17th... lnkd.in/ehw4Wx4 five eXPlosive eVents that we found within a ten year window...from 1991 to 2001. Including the explosive #wellFires in Kuwait #Oilfields...the #NothridgeCA 1994...#KobeJapón 1995 one residential gas leak explosion in Ohio and #HutchisonKS 2001. No possible answer from #naturalCauses. #QuiBono? Latin words for #WHObenefits?? Forensics points to the #fracktourRings ...that make more money by managing #dizz_Asteroids by selling their shares a few dayz or weeks before an #eVentThorizon. #DeepWaterHorizon #PiperAlpha1989 #ItalianCaldera

  • @donaldmcintoshdonaldmcinto8704
    @donaldmcintoshdonaldmcinto8704 4 роки тому

    Clark was a slave owner. Let’s destroy the Northwest Passage and the Rocky Mountains!

  • @alklug9865
    @alklug9865 4 роки тому

    I was their the day before we were going to stay another nite but my mon didn't feel safe so we left about 6pm. The next morning we heard about it. The campground that we stayed in was no more.

  • @fishmant.v.6012
    @fishmant.v.6012 4 роки тому

    Going there for my 40th birthday. Should be lit

  • @echomoon3381
    @echomoon3381 4 роки тому

    So a pretty near catastrophic earthquake struck. And what do they do they build a tourist center right there. Guess they want an audience for the next one.

  • @MATT-xv4bh
    @MATT-xv4bh 4 роки тому

    An indication of some of the 'force' of nature at work for sure. A very good study, indeed. Sad 'bout lives lost of course... but the photographs of some of the cars back then - WoW!!

  • @almeggs3247
    @almeggs3247 4 роки тому

    Excellent. Most instructional. Thanks!

  • @DianeHasHopeInChrist
    @DianeHasHopeInChrist 4 роки тому

    Thank you for such an amazing, well done documentary. I was only 3 weeks old, at the time of this tragic event. Heartbreaking, for families, to lose so much.

  • @TheReefRobber
    @TheReefRobber 4 роки тому

    I just subscribed. Beautiful scenery! I’m going crabbing tomorrow at Newport Oregon.

  • @garyschraa7947
    @garyschraa7947 4 роки тому

    Well Gene , you produced this ? Who filmed it ? , who Narrated it ? , edited ? etc. etc . Because I thought I could recognize the woman's voice yet couldn't place the name and the face . Oh well huh ? As long as you got listed

    • @101Collpine
      @101Collpine 4 роки тому

      Yes, I produced it, did all the filming and edited it. I wanted a female narrator with a whisky/smoke voice and got lucky to find Stacey Gordon. I think she put soul into it.

    • @garyschraa7947
      @garyschraa7947 4 роки тому

      @@101Collpine Thank you Gene . haha I came off as a bit of a jerk , sorry . Anyways great job , Stacey Gordon 's voice was thee correct choice for sure , hope to hear more on other projects . Gary

    • @staceykimble3135
      @staceykimble3135 3 роки тому

      I’m the narrator... staceykimble.com.... thanks so much!

    • @garyschraa7947
      @garyschraa7947 3 роки тому

      @@staceykimble3135 Hey Stacey Kimble ! (I don't know where I got Gordon from) But nice to meet you and thank you . You did a wonderful job on this documentary . Best regards Gary

    • @garyschraa7947
      @garyschraa7947 3 роки тому

      @@staceykimble3135 Hi Stacey , I went back through the whole video . . . and boy I AM a jerk . hahaha I saw the credits and back then you WERE Stacey Gordon . My apologies . You really did do a beautiful job narrating this remarkable story . I wish you well . Gary