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That is a really cool version of the Teardrop. But that price can get you a lot of other things. For those with weight restrictions its a great option.

if you can wait and see what kind of trails you prefer to go down, then make the decision, that will save any buyers remorse. But if you put on the 1"-3" lift now, you likely wont think "man I wish I went shorter." I'm a big proponent of figuring out what you "need" vs. what you simply want.

Welcome and have fun.

I saw these today and am considering one to carry an ATV and keep my stuff dry. More versatile than a rack, and not much more money. Unless you can build it yourself. http://www.diamondbackcovers.com/

Has anyone seen these before? You can load 400-1600 lbs on top depending on model and can bolt through the lids for other gear mounting or RTT probably. Weather proof, that's a biggie for me. http://www.diamondbackcovers.com/compare.php

Yeah, things don't always go as you hoped. First time I took my wife out camping the "scattered showers" turned into torrential downpour and the spot my wife wanted turned into a creek. Live and learn.

Yeah, I'm missing those OR wood prices about now. One day I'll get back out there and drive the 101/1.

No kidding, I wash my motorcycle once a year, when it rains so I don't have to keep rinsing it. The truck gets rains bathes, unless I have to kick off some dried crud.

HA! you know a jeep owner made that. :smirk:

I was caught in an ice storm going from Central TX to Phoenix AZ when we detoured through the NM mountains. 18 F()*&ing degrees in APRIL!! One of my worst motorcycle moments.

Wait, you clean your truck?

Great platform. There is no shortage of lift options for these trucks. and if you can fab your own extra gear, you should be pretty well set!

Yay! those tires are a lot of fun. I've done a few (unofficial) dirt races with them, and they performed well.

If you go with a well known brand AT or MT you will be fine. I've had BFG ATs, Treadwright knockoffs of the BFG ATs, Pro Comps, Super swampers, Hercules (don't remember much about them). All did well. More aggressive tread, better traction with more noise and quicker wear. I run MTs on my truck...

when I first saw this, I thought your gas fill spout was in your wheel well!!

Are all those firewood containers? guess you don't have to worry about dry tinder.

The trees don't have to be equally spaced, you just find the best spot in between. I've been looking at their videos. The equalizing and balancing explains how to best set up. http://www.tentsile.com/products/trillium-hammock?variant=1070878096

This is exactly what I'd like to do in the future.

I just stumbled across these tents. The setup doesn't seem to bad, though you have to make sure you center the tent. another option to consider now!

So who's got reccomendations for this area? So far I'm been in a small piece of Mark Twain NF and have looked at going to Shawnee NF in IL.