UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

Oh I definitely had at least a +5hp boost after cleaning.

 

Anyone else?

 

Ha. I gave up rifle hunting for this reason. Moved over to archery 7 years ago and haven't looked back.

 

I just bought a multi season for the first time.
Probably won’t get to hunt very much, but that’s pretty much why I bought it.

I was sitting at the computer at work any way ha

 

I just fly back to VA and buy a 6 deer permit OTC for $23. Takes me like 9 mins at Walmart

 

Utah used to have those too. (or something similar) I know people that filled freezers with venison and ate it all year. I guess that is a thing of the past.

Now I walk the foothills and see all the deer carcasses left by people shooting for "target practice" and laugh when I hear them complaining because there are so few deer and how difficult it is to get all the tags they want. (And then if they do get a tag they dump the carcass in the foothills.)

I've found countless deer, elk, and goose carcasses just above town. One year there was a stack of goose that would have filled a pick-up bed.

 

I mean, it’s not really a thing of the past
You’re just seeing what the scum do.

I pretty much live off of venison when I’m up at school.

 

@H3llRid3r
thought of you when I saw this

 

Hey now that was fixed last week.

 

holy shit lol

 

dude such a pain in the ass... but I got a multi season.

My buddy was putting his credit card info and and the site crashed... took him all the way back to like 15,000

 

Giant pain, mine error after I confirmed my card and sent me back to the login.

so I logged back in and the tag was there, so that’s cool.
Multi also

 

LOL! This is so true. I am about to pull the pin on new tires. Just trying to decide between Toyo m/t and Yokohama Geolander m/t.

 

I know nothing about the Toyo brand. Never owned them. But I've had four sets of Geolander A/Ts on four trucks and I'll be buying another set as soon as I wear out the Patagonia crap tires I put on my beater Taco. Not M/Ts, but I like Yokohamas.

 

The yoko’s are great in rocks and hard shit, great on road, ehh in snow and rain, and not very good in thick mud. They don’t self clean very well unless they’re spinning like 30+mph

 

Xcellent. Thx for the feedback. I’ve been a long time Toyo fan. Only other tire I’ve ran and can compare to is the KO’s. Didn’t care that much for them. I’ve had nothing but good luck with Toyo.

The Yoko’s look like an exact replica of the Toyo’s, but are a little cheaper and about 6 lbs lighter. I have zero experience with them, so no reference.

 

Cooper ST MAXX or STT PRO are my top choice. The pro’s will be my next set of tires. The Maxx’s are incredible too though, just not aggressive enough for what I want.

 

Word on the street is ST Maxx got discontinued and is being phased into the Discovered Rugged Trek. Cooper still lists the tire, but the options for the maxx are narrower than they used to be.

 

I just got another set of ST Maxx

 

Hang on, I thought Wildpeaks were the new KO2s and everyone's supposed to run them now?