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Guy Miner
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Those trailers for the HMMWV's are avail surplus now... I think they're too big for my Jeep, but behind a full sized truck? Perfect!
Jeep Wrangler hunting vehicle
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Ammo Smith
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Dang you guys are killing me here! I had a 1985 Jeep CJ-7 I sure wish I still owned! Makes me want to get a new one. The thought of a little diesel in one of those things is intriguing. I think that low end grunt and torque would work wonderfully for the stuff these are designed for. Man Guy I sure like your pictures.
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Guy Miner
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First overnight outing and most serious 4x4 terrain use of the new-to-me Basecamp trailer. Wow! This thing tracked beautifully right behind. Kept my gear completely dry through several stream crossings, a few miles of snow driving and some rain.
Good weekend, with good people, in good country.
Guy
DrMike
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Looks to have been a most delightful weekend, Guy. Great pictures, as always. It truly allows us to journey with you.
gerry
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I had a chance to see the now world famous Jeep Wrangler when Guy stopped by on his way up north for his grizzly hunt. I have to say it is a pretty sweet ride, I like it a lot. A couple of the other pictures showed the Jeep better but yours truly had his eyes closed :roll:
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Guy Miner
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Top of the World Highway, Yukon Territories, just east of the Alaskan border.
The new BFG All Terrain tires performed very well on my 4,500 mile drive!
Guy
DrMike
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I recognize that road! Very descriptive picture, Guy.
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Guy Miner
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Up in the hills today, in the Cascades. Little Jeep did GREAT work on the Jeep Trails. Clark the dog, Josh my son, and Mama Miner my wife all enjoyed. It's terrific when the daily driver is also a fun-mobile!
Guy
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Guy you live in some beautiful country!
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Guy Miner
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First snow of the season for me, camping in prime mule deer & black bear country. Northern Washington:
DrMike
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The vehicle is made to rest comfortably in the snow, shake it off and go again. Great pictures, as always, Guy.
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Guy Miner
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Dan, that light snow wasn't a problem at all. I wouldn't want to drive that road in bad/icy snow!
I think at this point, my Wrangler has carried:
4 whitetail
3 antelope
5 mule deer
1 black bear
Along with quite a few pheasant & chuckar. It seems to be doing fine as a hunting vehicle.
The funniest load was when my son and I were hunting whitetail with a couple who had brought their very nice Cadillac Escalade along. The wife looked at the three whitetail carcasses and declared that NONE of them were going in her Cadillac! :grin: So, we put all of our hunting gear in their Cadillac, and stuffed all three deer carcasses in the back of my Wrangler! That was a tight fit. Smelled good in there though, all those clean, skinned whitetail! Delicious. I was hungry by the time we got to the butcher a couple of hours later.
Guy
I think at this point, my Wrangler has carried:
4 whitetail
3 antelope
5 mule deer
1 black bear
Along with quite a few pheasant & chuckar. It seems to be doing fine as a hunting vehicle.
The funniest load was when my son and I were hunting whitetail with a couple who had brought their very nice Cadillac Escalade along. The wife looked at the three whitetail carcasses and declared that NONE of them were going in her Cadillac! :grin: So, we put all of our hunting gear in their Cadillac, and stuffed all three deer carcasses in the back of my Wrangler! That was a tight fit. Smelled good in there though, all those clean, skinned whitetail! Delicious. I was hungry by the time we got to the butcher a couple of hours later.
Guy
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Guy Miner
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This morning:
Jeep worked well.
Jackwagon Basecamp trailer worked well.
MSR "Whisperlite" stove worked well.
North Face "Snow Leopard" sleeping bag worked GREAT.
Cabelas ECWCS long johns, military fleece and military gore-tex also worked GREAT.
Good little two-night trip, and I'm glad to be home.
Guy
Jeep worked well.
Jackwagon Basecamp trailer worked well.
MSR "Whisperlite" stove worked well.
North Face "Snow Leopard" sleeping bag worked GREAT.
Cabelas ECWCS long johns, military fleece and military gore-tex also worked GREAT.
Good little two-night trip, and I'm glad to be home.
Guy
DrMike
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You are certainly equipped to enter into the hills, Guy. That is a great setup.
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Guy Miner
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DrMike":3kvj26yi said:
Thanks Mike. For the first time, I'm starting to really feel that I'm not 30 anymore. I still like camping like this, but it is harder than it used to be...
Guy
