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Ended up going with the Line-X. I thought it would seal the gaps better, but had a couple leaks. Added some weatherproofing around the windows and a couple spots on the roof, now weatherproof. I will take it back in to LineX to spray over these areas for added protection and aesthetics. Can still carry a Polaris sportsman size quad inside. Still going to ad roof rack for the kayaks, awning, receiver for bike rack and gambrel hoist and insulate and finish the interior.

Find a mountain and start glassing. If you don’t have any luck find another mountain. That’s how I did it

$125 Gold panning set with all pans and tools pictured. Originally purchased for $300. Located near Deer Valley road and I-17. Text 480-323-8087.

SOLD! ...

Headed to the Kvichak River out of Igiugig AK. in a couple of weeks . Never been to AK, Can't wait Anybody been there.

Started converting a utility trailer into an enclosed camp trailer and will probably use either Rhino lining or LineX to coat the exterior. Exterior is painted steel from existing trailer frame, 2”x2” steel angle for corner trim and white birch plywood for siding. Has anyone used either of these for this purpose and how did it hold up? Is it worth the cost($1200-$1500) or would it be just as good to paint and seal it myself? I’m sure the professional lining would look a lot better.

pretty dang slick man.

Don’t discount the bullet on the far side under the skin at close range. sometimes the bullet (esp a Barnes) will open up with such force because of its speed it will Not travel as far but longer distance and slower speed may blow on through.

Tractor Supply trailer $1400 Home Depot around $800 Steel $400 used tires and rims $200 windows $350 door handle $50 electric $250 battery (leftover from Jetskis) $100 floor free Beds (new in wrapper off Craigslist) 2 for $200 Linex $1800 Total around $5500 around 50 hrs labor

Tanned the hide for now, might get it mounted later on. About 9,500 in the elevation is where I got him, literally in the aspens.

The 3 of the 4 biggest WT i have ever seen were in 31. Of course I was looking for a ram at the time. A really really good 4wd helps in that unit (for me it did).

If you put the work in this could be your reward.

I’m from Round Valley and am all about supporting a good cause but a quick bit of research shows that this place is “pro feral horse” and headquartered in California. You can’t be pro hunting and pro feral horse. Hate to derail your post here but there are plenty of good local RV parks in town that survive off of hunters………..at half the price

What he said. Invest your own time, and people will be MUCH more likely to help

I would start by checking-out the unit info on the G&F website. Then, since you're in Kearny and it's fairly close, I would start doing some scouting trips to get the lay of the land. Once you have some info to share, maybe post here. At that point, you might find someone willing to connect with you and share some tips or info on their experience in the unit. Bottom line, IMO; Start with G&F site, then put some work in. THEN ask for some help. Good luck!

Are you serious Clark?

Azgfd be like..

ShutYourLib – If you read the beginning of the post I said "I'm posting for my daughter." Do I think the price is high? Yes. Do I know the market and what people will spend for an outfitted Tacoma? No... I didn't until she showed me some of the vehicles people are throwing stupid money at. Do I think she will get that amount? No... but that is where she started it to see what people are willing to pay. What I do find interesting is you say "sorry to hijack, but this ad seems so ridiculous to me". I see ADs on here all the time that I think people are nuts. Do I comment or call them ridiculous? No... I move on.

Finger nail polish

White. Easier to see by moonlight. JK

As a guide you’re responsible for your hunter

Pics of fiance and ex please....