A carbon date on that deer could be interesting.

Wowwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!! That was incredible! Thank you for sharing, so a person like me (70 yrs), who will never be able to see a cave like that, can have a look at such a gorgeous cave. Decades ago I hiked up and through a cave on the top of a canyon wall in the uintas , out in the uintah basin. That was cool, but nothing to compare to this cave. How fun to go through a cave untouched by humans throughout the history of time! I love how careful you were, and how appreciative of its fragility. So great. I walked all through the Carlsbad Cavern cave this summer which as you know I'm sure is a spectacular cave system. But as I looked at your equipment and imagined how it was for the kid who discovered that cave,  I appreciated how fortunate you are to have the great equipment that let's you do all the exploring you got done on this trip in. Just incredible. Your sense of adventure and joy for the beauty of nature is a great thing to observe. Again thanks for taking the time to document and preserve the information. Hats off to you. 19:41

I'm glad there are people who are not claustrophobic! Thanks for sharing!

Awesome! So cool that systems like this are still being found in Utah.

Watching you young men exploring brings back lots of memories when I was much younger. We explored many caves in the ozarks on weekends and holidays during high school. Take only memories leave only footprints.

What I am seeing is drought. Didn't see even puddle at the bottom for a cave that has a relatively good size opening. Very cool though.😎👍

Is this going to spark a new obsession with the fabled Moctezemu’s lost gold? Nice find and the geology looks amazing!

Super cool.  I grew up caving in northern Utah.  We were always so obsessed with finding new passages.  Great video.

I got Nutty Putty vibes when you were crawling under that tight spot. Stay safe boys!

Incredible video.
Thanks for taking us along. I’m impressed by how calm you are speaking while you are either crawling through tight areas or dropping hundreds of feet by rope.

What some viewers may not realize is the limestone speleothems are growing. If they’re touched or broken, it damages them and stops their growth.

I'm so claustrophobic I could never do that. Thank you for the video. It's amazing.

Tremendous find!!

Glad I found your channel. Thanks!👍

I just looked through your vids, I never realized there were so many caves in the Utah area.
Im too broken to explore anymore, but I will be watching your vids 👍👌😊

Thank you for sharing. I’m not a caver, so I appreciate being able to see the formations since I will never likely be able to go in.

Spectacular...thanks for sharing.  Having grown up exploring the edges of the Mammoth Cave system, and smaller systems we hoped would connect, your vid brought back some great memories.  Have fun and good luck.

Gorgeous!!!❤

Incredible.  Thanks for documenting and taking care of the fragile environment.

Too bad you don't drop a camera down in those small holes would love to see what's down there

Absolutely beautiful