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I agree canned goods are too heavy, however, I am not stating carrying them on me is a good idea. If you notice, I have been editing this thread, it is not finished yet.

Mine: U.P. of Michigan Moab, UT Expo West Those are the only ones i can think of, for now....

I had this one built for me. It mounted to the receiver, had no rattle or wobble. I could stand on the outside edges and it wouldn't even budge.

@roamingtimber I plan on stealing your wing out idea...lol Any pointers? Also, what hinge and latch did you use?

Tagging @administrator for review/approval.

This section of the Overland Bootcamp is dedicated to rations in the event you have a breakdown or other issue that leaves you stranded. Water: Obviously water is important. This should be #1 on your list of emergency rations since you cannot survive without...

Just don't buy their freeze dried ice cream...its not very good.

Mountain House is good stuff. I always keep a stack on hand. Good price too, BTW.

I really like my Nato Jerry cans to be honest but those Rotopax store nicely.

I'd love to get 10in of snow, here in Indiana we don't often get that much though.

From what I have seen they are a great setup. I don't own any but plan to purchase some in the future.

+1 on the Mr Buddy, Iv'e got one and have been very pleased with it.

This WJ is my first Jeep. I have always been a Chevy man, until now. I can honestly say this: My jeep was neglected (Other than general services) before I got it. Iv'e had it 2 months now and I have already put new upper and lower control arms and bushings on the front (Needs back also), new...

Great read and well written!

Great read.... I had a 97" S10 that i had a friend helping me to try and get running in-15f weather, way to damn cold to be out IMO. But, i told him to use carb cleaner and give a small spray into the throttle body to try and get it to fire.....well....his definition or small spray and mine are...

Just watched this video again, I have to say again how true this is. It drives me insane when people or co-workers ask me "What is Overlanding?" then I tell them it is "Vehicle dependent travel" then they refuse to accept it and want me to further explain or define what it is. Overlanding is...

Looks like a great time! I would like to get out that way soon.

This past month has been nuts! I have put 4k miles on it in the past 30 days. Indiana to Ohio (twice), Michigan (Twice), Kentucky and Illinois....Not to mention iv'e been all over Indiana this month also. I am at 105k miles on the 4.0 now. Looking to double that as soon as i can. Haha

Oh....that sucks. Time for some lift shackles ;)