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Why we should all carry a 60” jack. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This is very common at Uwharrie, NC. I’ve assisted or watched a half dozen of these in the past couples of years. I’ll post some videos. They work best when a rig is high centered or caught on a cross member. The Hi-lift wheel mate is okay, but a 8’ tree saver works just as well. It’s best...

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I’ll find a photo. Andrew uses the soft version. The aluminum version uses a hard shell to encase the shower when not in use. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I spoke with the company, they are currently in talks with a US distributor. $640 for aluminum version and $550 for soft. Those are Australian dollars. They are taking a list of names and email address for when it hits the US. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When I did a lot of beach fishing, we would bury our coolers and keep some shade over them. Made a huge difference. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've got both and I struggle which to take. ARB are fantastic but so bulky. Love that he Helinox can just get stuffed anywhere. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I ended up with the BROG large bag. I love it and it holds my bridle, winch extension, tree strap, several soft shackles, and has room for a pulley block too. Didn't want to cram in the kinetic rope. Looking for a smaller bag for that. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This video should help: It's a direct comparison of an AR vs Shotgun. The take always are how easy it is to miss with a shotgun at close range in a stress situation. The guy makes great videos. My father was a LEO in DC for 30 years. I grew up around pistols and I would say my favorite...

I've recently built up my recovery kit, but I am in need of a great bag. I've found a few options, but I am curious what everyone else is using. Below of the three main competitors I have my eye on: ARB Large Recovery Bag: Viking Recovery Gear Bag M4: Blue Ridge Overland Gear "Oh Crap...