Ontario BS Thread

Yes rear receiver shackle should have been used...in my snow bank recover of buddies Jeep. I feel shame now.
All im suggesting will they do in a pinch? Yes.

 

And i'm glad you tested them and have an ACTUAL opinion on them.


You've put them through a scenario and that's that. Found out they work and that's valuable information

 

No further questions Your Honor.

 

If I had a dollar for every time I heard that!

 

Lol, I’ve found ‘em above ceiling tiles while the one on the wall does sweet F/A. Lol.

 

With my hydraulic jack, fully up doesn't even come close to my frame... I use a 4x4 on it, then apply jack stands.

Edit: Just to clarify, apply jack stands to the frame - not the jack...

 

Yes they are the demon brackets that @Shveet mentioned. I’ve heard of guys using them for recovery despite not being rated but I personally haven’t had to. I definitely wouldn’t want to use them for medium-heavy recovery situations, but I’ve also heard others say that the stock “recovery” point is weak and wouldn’t recommend using that for recovery either. Like @Snail81 i got them just to have something on the front until I upgrade to a better bumper. I’ve got a Factor 55 receiver for the hitch for proper recovery point.

 

I generally use 4x4’s but hey what ever works

 

Should explain, found that on reddit so i cdn assure you, thats not me

I have a few 4x4s at home for this slrt of thing

 

He could get more out of it if he would extend the jack stand!!!
Two words come to mind here....hard hat.

 

Oh yeah. I have seen it before lol

with the price of wood these days it may be cheaper to use the Jack stand....

 

4x4s are probably worth more than floor Jack's now.

These prices are insane

 

One things for sure. The 4X4’s will be locked.

 

I guess it's obligatory to do because I came across a free 2/3 mismatch set of balls.

 

Pure Call Shot only right there.

 

I had the pleasure of mentoring this gal To her first turkey yesterday morning!

She is a young biologist and my new work partner. She is a very accomplished waterfowl Hunter but new to turkey hunting. We hunted three early mornings this week to get her this beautiful Tom. She sealed the deal with her 20 gauge.

Now it’s time for me to try and get my first bird but I am worn out from all the early mornings… Hopefully next week.

 

I've never gone hunting before, but do you have to field dress a turkey?

 

I guess you could dress it in the field however I usually keep it whole And go right home and clean it. When you shoot a deer or a moose or any ungulate for that matter you would want to field dress it as soon as possible to start the cooling process.

You can pluck it and Deep fry in a large outdoor turkey fryer which is amazing. I usually disassemble it and two boneless pieces and it’s absolutely delicious however the legs and thighs are very tough so different recipes can utilize those cuts.

 

Tough ain't the word. I've chewed through Kevlar easier than that.