The Lair

"It was Self Defense, Honest"

 

I'll just never camp where there's a chance of bears

Dang, that sucks. Could also just use a small hose clamp. @fatfurious2 slid his down with one, my old ones were clamped with one, and my current ones are as well, all holding strong.

 

Butt mud

 

"What bear officer?"

 

I see you added that to your name now!

 

Rausch Creek and AAOA have an active bear population.

In fact, the last time I was at AAOA, the park peeps told us to keep an eye out for a wounded bear that was shot by a hunter. Wounded bears usually are pissed as hell

And when I camped solo Sunday night at Rausch, I could hear a bear rummaging through the big steel garbage bins.

Other than that, you’re good to go.

 

Why I prefer to wheel at the mall, no bears, snakes or spiders.

Plus there is Starbucks and Jamba Juice.

 

Found them. Culvert gave out slider hooked on the log and saved the truck from going down the ravine

 

Holy chit!

 

Yea, I'll never be going wheeling with that guy!

 

Ya the hard part was getting out. Winched the ass end over jacked it up stacked rocks for 2 hours put the truck down. Because I was first couldn't winch forward at the time I didn't have one. Actually had to pin it and hope for the best

 

Oh common this is like a medium trail lol.... Shit goes from stock friendly to truggy real quick around here

 

Same trail but a year earlier if winter is harsh the trails take a shit kicking some get harder some get easier all depends on the melt and the rains

The first time I ripped off the bumper cover

 

That looks like a really good time.

 

Holy crap! Scenery is beautiful though!

 

They call it beautiful British Columbia for a reason

 

Now that I can handle. You can have the other stuff. That's purty.

 

So how is everyone mounting their fog lights into steel bumpers?? Is there an aftermarket solution for this? All I have are the round holes in the bumper.

Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

 

@EatSleepTacos @Mobtown Offroad