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We went with 17" fuel beast wheels and toyo at open country tires. These seem to hold up pretty good on tread wear. Have these tires on my ram2500 for 2 years now and running strong.

Should make the 5bn guys happy this year.

Thats correct. We just had 4 wheel parts use the same valve stems on new wheels

We did a 3" rough country. She just wanted the height and look do to an accident in her old tacoma.

Way to go. Congratulations on a nice buck!

Heck of a first buck. Congratulations!

Sweet jesus

I clicked on there sales add on wedsite. Then went to shop and found what i wanted. I did the buy the 13 and 1 free broadhead and case. Was pretty simple after i figured it out.

I just bought some 100gr sevrs. And they are bad ace

This sucks! These roads should be easement rights since the acess has always been open.

Definately drive through custer state park. Lots of buffalo anf antelope. Crazy horse and Mt Rushmore are great. May even see mountain goats around crazy horse. The black hills are amazing. Sean

Far out! Congratulations and love you did it yourself. Sean

That rifle is killer! That copper is very sweet...great choice!

Well after talking with Edge and testing my rock. Turns out i have hematite and not a meteorite. It was fun thinking i found one anyways. Ill keep lookin. Lol!

Love it! Finally a winter this year.

They do and have checked before. I just did it now for you. Here is a pic.

Nice finds! I was out hiking around Rincons one day and walked up on this impression in the ground. There was nothing but white dirt and rock. In the middle of it was this rock. It is very dense and i am pretty sure it is a meteorite.

I also use these now on my ranger. These are very heavy duty and keeps my packs dry and dust free. They also lock.made by contico. 1

I have used these for years.https://www.google.com/shopping/product/16262899978122397627?q=rubbermaid+boxes&sa=X&biw=412&bih=718&tbs=vw:l,ss:44&prmd=sivn&prds=epd:11404189700479970916,paur:ClkAsKraXxaWCmecUJw39Ir0l4u50CVMzjzIHpEoHdG3w6bUa2BHzi7aiSAmj8XEdMVGdTnqQ15UlkgMOe-p4IYVueUAperXYKngxcigqlRYf9RCxgNk9dRwjhIZAFPVH73mZmdWnabeYIdW0pMKxPc1zxG2HA,cdl:1,local:1,prmr:2,cs:1&ved=0ahUKEwjP_P-xkNffAhVkr1QKHeXmBvEQgTYInAU

I would like to know this to. Foot warmers just don't do it. I have seen mixed reviews on battery operated socks.

So I am thinking of pullin the trigger on a labradar. I know someone has asked in the past but for some reason I cannot find it. So I was wondering if it is the best? I have seen great reviews and I have seen a couple of reviews that say they have problems. so I know there are some labradar users on here and wondering if you can chime in. Sean

Yeah what 450dakota said. I have done alot of reading and seems just fine.