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Ive had good luck with Ford trucks over the last 20 years. I am planning on buying a Lightning when they start taking orders again. I read that some Broncos were having catastrophic engine problems at low miles, so thats what I was asking about. Its hard to tell if what you read is accurate...

I was just there fishing and did well. It's a beautiful place with very friendly people.

Hi all. My name's Dave. I live in Casper. I have been overlanding since I started to drive 25 years ago. Below is my blue 97 TJ which is lifted, locked, etc. I got her in high school and she's been all over the county getting stuck. The pic below is from my honeymoon on a trail in Utah...

Hey Terry. Im Dave. I also live in Casper. SE side of town. I go out quite a bit, usually in search of trout water, but often just for fun. Interested in running some trails some day?

Nice looking rigs. How are you like those Broncos? Any issues? Any engine problems?

Thank you for the post. Who can you text with? Folks on a cellular network or do they need another Garmin device?

I carry an axe for the situation you describe. A winch has saved my ass, but there's cheaper and lighter ways to solve what you desvribe. I sometimes also carry a machete and a dewalt cordless chainsaw if trees are likely to be an issue.

Ive had one for 25 years. Has saved me and friends. Is very heavy and bulky. Works best in sand soils. Must dig a small starter hole in most cases. long arm works better but takes up ore space. Bottom line - if you are going remote with no trees and theres a good chance of getting stuck...

I spend a lot of time in the backcountry in very remote places. I am in the market for an overland EPIRB. Like Spot. I want something I can drop in a backpack and either relay my location to family as an FYI and also to send an emergency request if I break a leg, etc. What's out there other...

I bought one and it was absolute junk. As in valves leaked, handle did not fit well, weld looked cheap. I took it back ad back and bought an integrated bottle jack/jack stand on Amazon, Way better.

All the places you mentioned are great except for Wyoming. Way too windy and cold.