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@Coryho86 you should be fine, there is plenty of room.

I went ahead and reserved 30 for the 18th through the 21st.

No worries, it's the company you keep on this run that makes it fun. Moserwood is a beautiful farm, but we had a blast at Taylorsville too.

Camping. If you want to get a hotel, you could just meet up in the morning at moserwood farms, but I find camping with this group of folks is the highlight of the trip.

Ground Tent as usual for me.

I am thinking a Balcones Texas Pot stilled Bourbon. I'll probably bring more than one though.

Here is a few to get us started...

Hey Brian, I know its short notice, but it looks like some people dropped out of a trip this weekend. This route will be pretty mild, gravel roads etc. The guy who organized it drives a full size Tundra. Here is the link if you want to check it out...

Then paper maps are right for you. I have the dellorme maps for my state and find it a great resource. There are not a lot of people that can navigate with a paper map. That is a great skill to have. GPS has lead me astray too many times.

I use Gaia for routing and tracking. That’s not what I use the Garmin for. The Garmin absolutely sucks for backcountry routing and general navigation. It excels in getting me from BFE to Napa when my Optima takes a dump. That’s why I recommend it as an intro for someone that is already adept at...

Everybody keeps mentioning Garmin, but assuming you have a phone, Gaia, even the free version, allows you to upload GPX files and record where you have been. I think you can use it on android auto now as well.

Some Pictures from The Bighorns, Badlands , and the Devils Tower from our June trip.

I tuned the bumpstops and added spacers. I could probably move up to 33s , but would rather regear at that point.

Trimmed the fenders and got new shoes over the weekend. 265-75-16.

Love the spartan locker. Definitely exceeded my expectations.

Attended the Back the Byway event for the Daniel Boone Backwoods Byway. Had a blast on the Jeeps first outing. A big thanks to the Kentucky Toyota Land cruiser Association for organizing this event.

Installed a CB and a few USB ports...

It's an automatic locker. It is all mechanical. It ratchets to allow the outside wheel to spin faster when turning. This is not my daily driver though. You can hear the ratcheting a little bit when turning at low speeds. I didn't even have to pull the carrier to install it. It works when...

Installed a Spartan locker in the rear.

Actually from 2018 in Hiwatha National Forest. That was a fun trip.