UNTOLD STORIES from the Kimberley - What REALLY happened on our wildest ever trip!

We asked YOU what your favourite part of our Kimberley trip was & what you wanted to know about what happened behind the scenes… Here are your answers!

Make sure your beer fridge is full because Shauno & Graham are about to go through all the UNTOLD STORIES, UNSHOWN FOOTAGE & DELETED SCENES from our Kimberley adventure! 👀

What happened to the camera car after the trip? Do we truck our vehicles? How much fuel did we use? Are some of the questions that will be answered.

Sit back, relax & enjoy! 🍻

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[GrantWard-kl]

Moving the cars by transport is common sense so we get the content we like more regular. Thanks for your honesty guys

[ceejay]

Keep trucking mates!
1. You have a 'business' to run, Im sure it works out cheaper to send them on a truck
2. You're actually saving carbon emission (yay)
3. Us hardcore fans can understand - dont worry about 1% of "haters"
4. However, I wouldnt mind a behind the scenes episode of what it takes to plan a trip as well as the trip in the 4bies to the start include all bush pubs and all the happening between 5pm and Midnight!

[jessmcmillan]

Big thing I miss the most, why don't you put the out-takes/bloopers at the end of each episode. It's one of my fav parts of the episodes. Miss them

[Facepump]

shaun, im totally disappointed in now knowing you didnt drive the dirty 30 an had it transported to america! an id like to know your excuse why.😁

[philharris]

I'm a 72 year old grandma who loves your channel. I watch it Everytime it's on. Old or new. I live in Apache Junction, Az. And would love to see more from Shawno's trip to the USA.

[rhyswoodman]

Don't ever change the way you guys create and produce this channel. It really is the best 4wd channel on YouTube. Legends.

[davesmith]

You'd be mad not to transport your vehicles when it's more feesable and the best part is we all benefit from you doing it by producing more and more awesome content. Do what ever ya need to, we're all behind you guys🍻🍻

[NateH-qdbm]

By far Kimberly trip is the best series for 2024!

[kevincashmore]

Moving your vehicles by transporter makes absolutely more sense to me than driving. Absolutely agree that at times you need to do it as with the amount of content you all put into the shows is more enjoyable to us and you do need time with your loved ones

[barebonescustoms]

Can I just say, this lot of Kimberly episodes has to be the most intense and at the same time stunning episodes so far. Absolutely love your work lads all of ya, keep it up I'm a huuuuge fan

[markjohnson]

I live in Victoria. If my 80 series wasn’t my daily drive, I would ship it to Queensland and back so I can spend twice as long on K’gari rather than a week driving up and back. Makes perfect sense. Keep doing what you’re doing, I love it!

[anthonym]

I was wondering how you guys were still driving to every single trip, there would be no time for any home life whatsoever. Honestly, it doesn't change much for me. I'm from California in the US, so its super common to see all kinds of rigs being trailered to the trails. When I first started watching the channel years ago it blew my mind to discover that you guys actually drove to every single track for every video you did. But it never changed anything about this channel for me then and its still the same now, I think having the vehicles transported will keep everyone from getting burned out much longer. Plus all the other stuff you guys said, it just makes sense. This still my favorite off-roading YouTube channel and transporting vehicles or not, nothing is going to change that.
Also, Lol I'd love to hear how Liquid Nails on your radiator is gonna "blow your engine" hahahahaha what can ya say, every village has one of em

[megiddoxygen]

Transporting your vehicles to the start of a trailhead makes good sense guys!! Less wear and tear on you and your vehicles and more time on the trail filming content for us!! Keep up the great work!!

[chrishiggins]

Having the vehicles transported is common sense! One thing I want to keep on seeing and that is the funny fails at the end on the episodes just like the old days and watching them on the dvds

[bradcollins]

But how many cans was it to Kalumburu? I must admit that this trip made me rewatch all of your Kimberley adventures and that song has to be the best thing ever on the channel.

[rebeccamackenzie]

We totally get the transporting vehicles, it makes sense. Hubby and I enjoy your videos and this one especially. Love Graham's off the grid vids as well. Gives us so much extra knowledge of things that could and can happen and how to work on it. Thanks guys. We have our beers whilst watching.... great team work. 🎉

[PeterSkew]

Praise to the camera crew, none of this gets to us without and the quality is amazing. Also enjoy the editing, which is very slick. Well done. (Hope you cook for them as well! Shauno)

[bangbang]

People are strange. Love what you guys go through to deliver episodes for us.

[Didyoureallythinkaboutit]

No upset from me mate, just keep shining and casting light and joy. Peace and love. You make the world a better place!

[christrinkwon]

Love seeing these long trips, and the challenges that come with them. Be safe out there, and keep the content coming