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I’m hoping they expand into making products for Ford. They’re local for me.

Killer Hogs AP Rub / Seasoning. Use it on burgers, brisket, chicken, everything.

Any updates on your truck @WonderingBrewer ?

Just saw this post and that you’re in Greenville? Where’d ya pick this up at? Carolina triathlon or benchmark by chance?

We spent the day in Pisgah last weekend. There’s a trail called Yellow Gap Rd, but if I read the sign right, it’s closed till July 8th. Just south of it, literally a few minutes, there’s Avery Creek Rd. I only saw camping spots on the southern end of it, but also signs were up saying no camping...

This is what I use, and I think it was actually recommended in this thread, or another gazelle thread.

Louis L'amour - I enjoy reading his works.

I’d have to read back up on it, and I know there’s been a lot of discussion on this site, but I believe the buddy heaters do not put off CO, could be wrong. However that’s part of the reason for only use it before falling asleep or set an alarm. Precaution. And yes they do create condensation

I use a buddy heater. Use it before going to bed to knock the chill off, and right when we wake up, to get ready. There have been a few times where a set an alarm to turn it off a few hours after going to sleep, I’d REALLY cold. These things can be found used, or cheap all over the place...

I’ve got a ‘98 XJ, and really enjoy it. To add to the above suggestions... I’d encourage you to also check rust issues, and drive it. Drive it at low and high speeds and check for wobble. That’s a big reason some folks sell them after a new lift, they can’t solve the wobble. I tend to stay away...

For organizing I use the Plano 1919 Sportsman trunks. I’ve seen a few recent posts where folks used Rigid brand stackable tool boxes from Home Depot. Mainly for camp kitchen stuff. I really like that idea, and am gonna take measurements this weekend to see how they’d fit in my XJ.

With budget in mind. Have you considered a XJ?

I’m no connoisseur, but I enjoy most listed here ( buffalo trace, knob Creek, bulleit, makers, etc...) But lately I’ve been on a Four Roses kick. Delicious and affordable.

Did ya already do it? Ive been curious about doing it as well.

I was going to recommend, or mention these as well. They seem to be the latest craze, and i've only read good things. I think Falken has a new(er) wild peak that is just the "AT" or maybe something else thats specifically designed for lighter weight vehicles (subaru/small suv/etc.) but i could...

The only "camping" with my three year old was just in the backyard. I guess its my way of easing him into actually going somewhere camping, and to test the waters / "shake down run". He's been sleeping in the tent in the back yard several times for the last year or so, so since he was two. The...

The plano sportsman trunks seem to be holding up well, and they're (relatively) cheap.

Thanks for this recommendation. I'm only a few episodes in, but I've really enjoyed them and their content so far.

Slightly off topic, What upgraded stakes would y’all suggest. Like mentioned, the Gazelle ones (and most included stakes, are garabage. Mine bent going into soft ground

The Gazelle T4 has been great, especially with little ones and ease of putting it up