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Excellent advice both.

Being a bird watcher it has to be binoculars, a spotting scope and the Tactacam Spotter LR camera for the scope. Ok that's three things.

I was going to go with the Mountain Hatch panel but they were out of stock when I wanted it so I went with the AL Offroad Trailgate. It's made of Aluminum instead of plastic. Still had to wait a little while for it but it should be here Tuesday. It'll be interesting to see how it holds up.

Thanks for your service. Welcome to Overland Bound.

Nice rig. Welcome to Overland Bound.

Welcome to Overland Bound.

Welcome to Overland Bound.

Awesome gift. Welcome to Overland Bound.

Welcome to Overland Bound.

Added 3 FRS radios to the kit today.

I believe you can but it's only a 7 day free trial.

Hi Ben. I have OnX Hunt, OB1, and Gaia GPS. I did not subscribe to OnX Offroad. Gotta draw the monetary line somewhere. I'll use OnX to find public land and give me property lines and use OB1 and Gaia for mapping and planning. I'll use either OnX or Gaia to track my route. Hope this helps.

Find some public land you can access and start driving. Start with the forest roads and get more adventurous as your skills and kit grow. If you have doubts about a certain obstacle or trail, turn around. Especially if you're by yourself. Beyond that, you could look for a 4x4 driving school...

Welcome to Overland Bound.

Welcome to Overland Bound.

Welcome to Overland Bound.

Slowly building the kit. Added the Gobege air compressor yesterday.

Nice "Bee". Welcome to Overland Bound.

Welcome to Overland Bound. Nice Bronco.