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Welcome from Central Oregon. Cool Scout.

Welcome from Central Oregon

My 2012 Ram 1500

I have one of the Goal Zero Guide 10 mini foldable chargers. I have had it for about 8 years and it's held up well for a lot of miles in my backpack, driftboat and rigs. It's nice to have but it does take a little time to fully recharge devices. The handy part is it has a set of 4 rechargeable...

Just scored this Max Coupler for a good deal off of FB Marketplace. Going to use it convert my Backpacker adventure trailer. Next on the list is chromoly ales for the rear Dana 44 I'm building for the Jeep.

Garmin Oregon 650T GPS- excellent shape, used very little. I got a tablet for Christmas and already have a Rino handheld. Complete with box, cord, Garmin charger, carabiner and RAM mount. $175 shipped in CONUS. I can do Paypal. PM interested. Thanks The bright spots on the screen in the...

Welcome from Central Oregon.

Welcome from Central Oregon.

Also the Owyhee River in Eastern Oregon. Great camping, beautiful scenery, great fly fishing for nice browns.

Took the truck, wife and dogs to the Blue Ridge cinnabar (mercury) mine and Four Horsemen Hotel in out in the Ochoco Mountains. The old hopper looks like it was driven with a transfer case.

This is the storage system that I made from a 40MM ammo can. It's lockable and removable via a thumb screw inside the can so I can move it from vehicle to vehicle if needed. It's also allows me to remove it if I need use of the whole bed. The can is secure, water tight and is large enough for a...

Many of our trips consist of being away from camp once we have it set up. Sometimes for extended periods to hike, hunt or fly fish. First order of security is cables and locks, hitch lock for the adventure trailer and Master locks on everything. Personal security consists of a 45 ACP XD that I...

For starters, upgraded axles in the Jeep. After that: More time on the Deschutes River and bumming around Central Oregon Getting over to the Owyhee River more than once during the year Moab in May Do some exploring on and around the Alvord Desert A trip to the Washington Scablands

I put dry ice in my RTIC with a piece of cardboard and stack ford according to what needs to kept frozen/coldest - meat, pre frozen food, cheese, eggs, fruits and vegetables. We have kept stuff in the bottom of the cooler frozen at elk camp for 5 days.

Look at RTIC. They are built just like the YETI for less money. Their 65 qt is on sale right now for $183 w/free shipping. My 45 qt RTIC will keep ice longer than my buddies YETI and has survived 4 hard years of offroading and river drifting with absolutely no issues.

Here's the one my son had made for me for Christmas. It collapses flat and has a removable cook grate.

More than likely I will use a set of Yukon chromoly axles.

I love my Ram but have always like the look of the the JK 4 doors. After selling my Challenger that didn't get driven much, I bought a 2013 JKU Sport last spring. I looked at Rubicons but I'm not going rock crawling and felt like the Rock Trac 4.1 transfer case was too low for most of the stuff...

Here's mine made out of an old cast iron lard pot. Today I used it to season a couple of disc blades for making skottles and a '60's Lodge skillet that I found at Goodwill for $7.00. It was nice to just hang out around a campfire with the dog.

Welcome from Central Oregon.