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re: Yeti acquires Mystery Ranch

Posted by Highway_Man on 2/1/24 at 2:30 pm
[quote]Are these model numbers or price tags?[/quote] Both ;) But seriously, not cheap but I like supporting companies that make quality products in the USA. :usa:...

re: Yeti acquires Mystery Ranch

Posted by Highway_Man on 2/1/24 at 1:35 pm
[quote]I have an exo K3 without question the most comfortable pack I’ve ever used. It’s designed for meat hauling so I easily carries a load up and off your shoulders…great pack and great customer service[/quote] Nice! It is extremely comfortable which is why I bought it. Occasionally might need...

re: Yeti acquires Mystery Ranch

Posted by Highway_Man on 2/1/24 at 12:18 pm
I recently bought a new pack and decided to go with one made in the USA. Looked at MR but they appear to be pretty hit or miss in terms of where they're made. Some in the USA (which they make sure you know), others who the frick knows where. Not cheap by any means (even on sale for black friday) b...
Yeah, happy to see him go. As a Spurs fan I always hate when we play them, you can usually plan for a loss but a draw is a good result. Pep possibly leaving as well, so the next few years will be pretty interesting for sure....
When will they bring back the bagel breakfast sandwiches. That’s what I want to know!!...
[quote]OP is the one that proposed selling it, not me. You pass it down to a kid, yourself a new quality vehicle. This isn’t difficult stuff.[/quote] I never proposed selling it. It was either a) pass it down to my kids or b) keep it. And no offense but I don't put much stock in your opinion a...
[quote]First and foremost I would get my kids a safe car. Teenagers are notoriously bad drivers so the likelihood of a wreck is greater. Do you want them to be alive or do you want to say you made a good financial decision. If you can easily afford it as you claim, put them in a car they will walk ...
[quote]Why? Manuals are on the way out.[/quote] For one, it's a lot harder to text and drive when you're driving a manual....
[quote]People hating on you here must not know the joy of having an old car still running after a decade with several more years in front of you.[/quote] Yeah, I know not everyone will get that but it's a special vehicle to me. Installed a nice TRD Pro suspension on it myself, has some badass o...
[quote]I’d find a used vehicle with a manual transmission for your kids first ride. Not a sports car though.[/quote] That's always been my original plan. I may end up doing that. Maybe a manual transmission accord or similar....
[quote]What's the wife drive? Maybe pass down both her vehicle and the 4Runner and you both get a new vehicle. Def makes life a little easier when the kids become mobile.[/quote] Lexus GX460. Too nice for a teenager....
[quote]You should trade in that Chinese soyota and get your kids a real American vehicle like a Chevy[/quote] Like I had as a teen? That motherfricker would leave me stranded constantly. No thanks...

Do I pass my 4Runner on to my kids?

Posted by Highway_Man on 1/25/24 at 9:39 am
I have a 2011 4Runner (SR5 4WD), purchased brand new. ~140k miles and will last until 400k miles easily I feel. I love it and really don't want to get a new vehicle, but have a dilemma. I have three kids, two that will be driving soon. There is a possibility that they'll share a vehicle at firs...
Does she let you hunt and fish when you want? Is she nice to you and puts up with your family + friends and their wives? Has a life of her own with friends/family etc? Fun to be around? Is those are true then yes....
Kane needs to leave Bayern if he wants to win trophies :rotflmao: As a Spurs fan this timeline is hilarious. https://www.football365.com/news/harry-kane-need-leave-bayern-munich-win-trophies ...

re: Riflescope Suggestion thread

Posted by Highway_Man on 1/23/24 at 7:37 am
Bought a Trijicon Accupoint 2.5-10x56 before this season- really like it. It has an illuminated center dot on the reticle and doesn't take batteries. It's super nice and clear- mostly USA made as well. Killed a nice buck with it earlier this month at 8am in a pretty dense swampy area, not much l...

re: Truck Tire Recommendations

Posted by Highway_Man on 1/19/24 at 9:46 am
[quote] Truck Tire Recommendations Falken Wildpeak AT3W. Best tires I've put on a 1/2 ton truck.[/quote] Switched to these from BFG K02s. The ride is so much better- smoother/less noisy. Really happy with them. Better traction as well, especially wet....
election integrity. if we don't fix that, nothing else matters...

re: Hunting Socks

Posted by Highway_Man on 1/18/24 at 7:20 am
I switched to alpaca this season. I hunt out of a saddle or from a chair on the ground, so don't have any protection from the wind or a heater available like you would in a box stand. So far, they seem to do a better job than my merino wool socks. My feet run cold, and I can get to lower temps be...