Time to 3d print a drone clip on adapter for delivering drinks and gear

Really enjoyed seeing two completely different teams working together without anyone trying to be the star... Great collaboration! 💪

Thanks for the invite Matt! Glad that we could help out

Legend has it that that subaru is still waiting to this day

Wait?!?! He is 5 years old? With that grey beard, he sure looks older.

My deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of Bill. This recovery was far more than just a technical challenge. It was an important step toward bringing answers, healing, and closure after such a heartbreaking tragedy.

The dedication, professionalism, and respect shown by the recovery team in honouring Bill's memory is truly commendable. May his family find strength and peace during this difficult time. May Bill rest in peace and never be forgotten.

Wow, this is a collab I never expected

I LOVE Matts off road recovery but seeing them filmed with the bigger cameras and some nice color grading makes them look SO good!

Thanks for the help!

and for those wondering... No the driver did not make it. He ran off the road in the dark and was not found until the next day.

Happy to help again whenever you are in the area Matt!

Awesome collaboration 👍,

Deepest heartfelt condolences to Bills family .

I'm seriously impressed by both teams on this one, mainly in the fact they've both managed to put out videos of the exact same series of events yet it's not boring to watch this after watching the Matt's video.

Also, Matt's concentration face on the monster chopper is incredible, in 5+ years of watching him work I've never seen it quite that intense before!

I love how Christopher Michaels just shows up everywhere and completely fits the vibe everytime

I've been waiting for this!  Ethan was so impressive in the MORR video of this recovery.  Endless energy, perfect balance, always managing to put himself in the right place.  For someone who had never done a recovery of this scale, he seemed to anticipate issues and deal with them while the other people down at the vehicle even realised that there was an issue.  Seriously impressive.  As a long time follower of GHP I felt proud of him.

Great job to all involved. RIP Bill Markgraff and heartfelt condolences to his family.

I really don't think the cameras do justice for how steep that mountain is

I watched both videos on this recovery and you could just tell how much fun Ethan was having. Like it was hard work for sure but I think Ethan lives for this sort of thing.

Y'all should check out Mr Hewes. He usually repairs tanks, but he's working on turning a huge bulldozer into a winching recovery vehicle.

shoutout to subaru guy for sticking around