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This is too ironic. Has Overlanding become elitist? Well, here is a great example... If a person is posting pictures of a camp area and bragging how great it is, it is only logical that someone will ask where it is, ESPECIALLY on sites like this. Calling someone "entitled" for being...

You are correct, but I am not going to just give gps coordinates to someone who just expects them. You guys can share what you want, I will not be doing that.

My goal is to keep lands open and free for people to use, and if my "semi-derogatory labels" offend some, I don't care. I will not apologize for labeling people who continually have a track record of destroying areas just to get some likes on social media. I don't care what you drive, what you...

Same thing with hunters. No one is giving their honey hole up to people they don't know.

Because it allows you to meet people in person. If I meet someone and they seem like a responsible steward to the community, I have no problem sharing info with them. I'm not going to drop coordinates on instagram for the group of 75 instrabos to show up and destroy a place.

Are you not able to do some research yourself?

Good.....

Entitled much? Have you seen the damage to sites that the hordes do? I won't publicly share places either. Also, the exploring is part of the fun. Just go out and drive. People share general areas. Go there and then explore.

I'm not talking about forums. I mean the whole instagram, facebook, youtube crowd. People who shove their "sponsors" products in your face, but pretending they are out using them. On forums, I just block those type of people, just like I don't follow them on other social media. I still use...

A couple of months ago, I made the decision to just stop following "content creators" on social media. I went to a meet & greet in So Cal, and was so disgusted with the elitist attitudes and straight doucheiness of most of the instabros there, that I had enough. The only people on youtube I...

I was under that impression also, but have had a few people tell me different.

The only thing in the nosebox is 4 trailer jack stands to help stabilize the trailer when parked. Maybe 10 lbs at most.

For those with small off-road trailer, are you following the 10/90 to 20/80 tongue weight distribution method? I hardly have anything on my trailer, and am having a hard time picking up the tongue and moving the trailer around. I debating weather I need to add a foot or two to the tongue length...

Thanks for the reply’s everyone. This is what I ended up fabricating up. Some noise, but not to bad.

The problem is that a lot of newcomers to the scene were not tough to be respectful and to be responsable for their own actions. I can't wait for the instabro people to find a new hobby to latch onto. People need to get their butts handed to them a few times and maybe they will start to realize...

Is there a run this month? I know there was discussion of some people going to the Forest Fest. If not, anyone want to do a meet up on Fathers Day weekend? Maybe change it up and meet at Bass Pro Shops?

Price?

Ya I've seen both of them at his shop.

Did you see any other trailer manufactures there? I want to show my wife a few trailers, but that one is way more than I want to spend. I have a house down the street from his shop in Havasu, and I've checked his out before.

Fried spamwich is the best sandwich.