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just emailed you 9 files. They are mainly for the Ozark national forest, but there is also a included route for the K-trail (aka the Kiamichi trail)

That alaska series was amazing! I havent had a chance to watch the south america series yet. i would imagine though that you could camp where ever back country camping is allowed. Yes, there will always be campgrounds to use, but i couldnt see why you couldnt use a RTT anywhere you would be...

its quick for me to go to pensacola, fl than to el paso, tx. We are massive! Thats why me and @cjones are saying it would be better to split texas up in the regions

i saw where you could start a conversation with someone, but couldnt seem to find out where to view them. Thanks!

here is a link for it http://overlandbound.com/forums/index.php?threads/storage-and-kitchen-setup.423/

I always carry with me (so long as its legal to do so). I at least have my 2 pistols with extra ammo, and as soon as i can figure out a safe mount for my rifle, i will be bringing that with me too. here around texas its legal to have rifles in the open, but handguns have to be concealed in the...

i have serveral routes that were given to me by the guys who put on the Overland Challenge Series. They have given me permission to share them here as long as the credit is given to them. How should i go about sending you the files?

would also be nice to see a private message feature

are you asking about my build or something else?

even just using the fog lights i have on my winch mount (small pods below the bumper) you cannot tell much of the actual headlight beam. I replaced my 50" bar with a 40" bar so i could get more distance on the light. It has a 5 degree beam vs a combo 30/60 degree on the 50". I replaced the...

tried it, doesnt work. that and when trail riding the LEDs overpower the halogens by a longshot so im not worried about getting new headlight assemblies

yeah, its pretty barren out that way unless its a college town

There is some nice stuff around Big Bend, then you also have the sand hills not too far outside midland.

Dallas, houston, san antonio, austin, corpus christi are all relatively in the same "region". The guys out west in el paso, lubbock, midland, amarillo usually head west for most of their trips. Arkansas, Oklahoma, and louisana would also fit well into the region as well Just for reference...

Im in north texas, he is in central texas. Parts of houston and corpus christi are near south texas which are on the coast

austin and dallas are about 4 hours apart.

ive changed the light bar to a 40", and replaced the round lights on top with a 32" bar.

west texas would be better off in a new mexico and arizona group i think

The powers at be are starting a regions section for the forums. Go request your regions or chime in to current requests i started a texas request for south, central, north, and east texas. most of the west texas guys usually head out towards new mexico & arizona for most of their wheeling trips.

already put in my "request" for a region. Texas is so massive that it could have several regions just for itself, lol