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Having spent a fair bit of time in Nevada, you two always come up with some new place to visit. Thanks for the ride!

We actually use our Woody aluminum dutch oven for that kind of cooking. It works well for roasting chicken, pheasant, sharptail, etc. and cooking bacon, bread, mexican cassaroles, etc. It cleans up well so we use over fires and the stove. http://woodydutchoven.com/ Here is the link if you are...

Thanks for the links Ski.

Here is an easy one for you all electrical types (of which I am not). The back "porch" light on our Ocelot does not work. When I check for power at the light, it is getting power no matter what position the rocker switch is in. I am assuming the LED light is bad and the switch is also bad. Looks...

Nice. I have had friends work in that area and often talk about how much they liked it. Now I see why. Nice to to see tracks in the snow like that too.

Have wanted to spend some time there, but always seem to be going somewhere else. Thanks for the post! Have you been over to Gold Butte?

Our ATC Ocelot has about 1/4" at the most on both sides of our 05 Tundra. Just gotta have a light touch on the wheel when loading and unloading. And make sure you take your wife out to lunch and dinner when you load in the afternoon!

Depending on the weather, a small towel to wipe down the inside of the fabric in the morning. Unless it vents really well, which it might with two vents. x3 on Bseek. Take a few trips and make notes. The build out is fun though - at least I thought so!

Lucky day. 'Cept for the Junco.

Looks like they are on sale right now for $472.00. Might be a good deal if they work well.

Don't see why it would not mount easily to an ATC. Basically same as the Fiamma, weight is about 40 pounds which is in the range of some of the Fiamma's.

Cookies are winning.

We have been using the Yakima Swingdaddy (spendy, but worth it when you want to get the bikes out of the way) and a Thule (don't know the model) that simply swings down. Have used them on many thousands of miles of highways and two tracks without any issues to the rack or bikes. What I would...

Good news. Does this give him opinion piece and editorial rights?

Congratulations! Not easy, but glad to hear you are feeling better and making it work.

We have an ATC Ocelot and it is the right rig for us on an 05 Tundra. It is lightweight, great on rough 4WD roads, and slim profile for moving along brushy roads. That being said, as we get closer to retirement and more "full time" living in some type of camper set up, we are seriously looking...

I have greatly enjoyed my time in that area over the years. This sounds great, thanks for the post. Interesting reading up on the Gov, it sounds like he made a personal commitment to visit every state park in NV.

Here is a review of a number of traction pads, including Pronghorn: http://expeditionportal.com/buyers-guide-traction-mats/

I made one last year, pretty straightforward if you have a decent sewing machine. I just made separate panels that simply velcro to the top strip.

I have added leaf springs on trucks, which work fine until you use the truck without the camper and the bed raises and makes it harder to load stuff. Went with airbags this last time (on and 05 Tundra) and have been happy with them. We do some four wheeling, but at low speed and don't push too...

Good on ya Foy for the community service. Even here in frozen east Idaho, it always amazes how the first snowstorm of the fall proves challenging for the masses.

Simple solutions to what was likely an expensive replacement.

I doubt it. We have about a 12" run of duct pipe to our outlet with our Propex and it is hot, but not that hot. Maybe if the lines were right up against it, but even then I doubt it would melt water hose.

We have portable speakers. Use them very little, usually only after being on the road for over two weeks. Prefer the quiet.

Having spent many nights in breathable fabric tents (Gore-Tex and ToddTex) in cold weather, there is still plenty of frost on the material. Never did spend any time in those tents in very humid, driving rain type climate though. Might be worth a try, likely have to double up the corners for wear.