NW WA Meet / BS Thread

good job on not calling pass interference on that last play refs. hope youre paid well to throw a game.

 

Ya that was super frustrating. It weird when we public see something on our TV that the refs should have seen 50ft away...

 

Go niners! The ref thing goes back and forth. The whole thing needs to be revamped

 

Go niners? who let you in this state...lol jk....kinda....

 

The thing is they did, as a response to the outcry from the rams/saints game. Yet they ignored the opportunity to review when it was blatant PI. Sure, we shouldn't have been out scored 13 zip in the first half but that nocall fucked us hard.

 

The army

 

Meh, Hollister initiated the contact. If that's a PI then offenses are going to run that every time.

 

Just fucking wonderful.

Anyone have good news for me and I can replace just the corner window or do I have to buy the whole damn thing?

 

think its the whole thing. not sure though

 

I believe on 2005-2015 2nd gen Tacoma u can replace just one section
My friend did it before
There are even videos on YouTube he watched on how it’s done

 

Somehow it's still whole, and not leaking. Yet. Im sure one good pothole or a door slam and that will change.

 

I’m new to off-roading in the PNW so I drove out to Walker Valley ORV today. It looked like they had some trails for off-road vehicles but they all had closed yellow gates. Are they just closed for the season? Or is the place pointless unless you only have two wheels? Any one with experience up there know what gives?

 

Thats how Walker Valley is. The gates are there as "gate keepers". You basically just go around them. Which for a Tacoma that isnt modified...not the easiest thing to do. Being new to off-roading its not a place I'd recommend for you.

 

https://maps.apple.com/?auid=177793...x/P1ituRwXsA5ZHeBkgIzSEBBFFtB0xI6XsBQDA==&t=h If your looking to play around in Skagit county go check out this place.

 

Walker Valley is a fairly technical area. If you're new to off-roading Tahuya would be a better place to start. It's been a while since we've done a Tahuya trail run. It might be time to get trial run to Tahuya up and running.

 

Tell me more

 

It’s a Powerline Rd that the locals ride quads and wheel on. It’s got little off shoots, deep mud holes like the kind that if it has a bypass maybe check it with a stick before you hit it deep. Guys go up there in their full-size with 44’s and dig the out in 2 wheel. It sits on a little shelf for a couple miles before dropping into a creek crossing around 800’-1200’ so it’s a fun snow wheeling spot when the snow level drops because for the most part it’s kinda flat. Nice little lake up there to camp by or go down the wheeling trail on the south side of the river crossing to camp on the Sauk river. Probably a days worth of exploring if you’ve never been. Probably want the buddy system or a winch if you start playing in the holes.

 

I remember that spot. It's like SxS width trails up and down the hill and my friend didn't want to scratch his jeep lol

 

It’s getting wider now. I was running the gravel portion earlier this month on my way up deer hunting.

 

I was wondering about that possibility. I’m not sure I could have got around all of them with my old YJ on 35s. Thanks for the info.