Toss a roll bar and seat belts on there and you're set. I watched a buddy lose his life in a jeep on the smallest of hills by freak chance. It was terrible.
Walking though an area I am about to hunt/glass - Advice needed
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Happened once to us in the narliest of places near Nevada...We were lucky, as we bailed out safe...
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Now that's road hunting, love the rifle holders.Happened once to us in the narliest of places near Nevada...We were lucky, as we bailed out safe...
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Yeah, I know you dont need the lecture. After the accident I told myself I would at least mention it if I saw something.Happened once to us in the narliest of places near Nevada...We were lucky, as we bailed out safe...
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I need one of them Scabbards for my quad. Who would sell them nowadays?
My dad still uses his 47 flat fender for hunting D16/19 every year. I bet a few people here might even recognize it.
I hope to be doing it like your dad as long as I can...Nice!!
I have a friend over in Elsinore he's 81, and is out there almost daily hunting coyote and what ever is in season. hunts here in Ca , AZ . and Missouri. I'm only 21 with 49 years of life experience and I have a hard time keeping up with him. Ron turned 81 yesterday
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Sooo… yeah I would say that if you can hike through there 1 hour to 1 1/2 before light you shouldn’t blow anything out too crazy. But on a full moon night they may take off and be long gone by first light.
