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Marmot down bag SOLD

Nikon, Kelty Pack, and Redington rod sold. Katadyn filter and Marmot sleeping bag still available.

If it mounts directly to the roof of the topper, I'd be concerned about weight capacity, especially if you are putting stuff on a roof rack. Most fiberglass toppers are fairly limited in that regard. Looks slick though.

Cabela's Fly Rod sold

Mountaineering tents are meant for four season use with the emphasis on the fourth. They are not going to help with ventilation problems.

Check out Big Agnes tents. They make some pretty good stuff.

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I finally bought some last year. Have already used them a few times, and they have done the job. Haven't tried the cheaper versions, so I can't compare. When I finally broke down and went with the Maxtrax, I had visualized the scenario where one fails and it seemed worth it. Orange is also...

It seems like there are definitely two philosophies on this. One, and this seems to be the traditional one, is that you carry a cheap, beater type rifle or shotgun. The other is that you carry the best you can for defense. People subscribing to the former seem to be more concerned with four...

If this is for vehicle based, family use, I would not go with a three man tent. Bigger is definitely better, especially if you get stuck in it for a while due to weather. I'd go at least four man, and six would be better. The Big Agnes Rabbit Ear series is probably worth a look in that price...

PM replied to. Minox Minoscope sold. Also adding a Marmot 20 degree down bag. I can't recall the model, but it is 600 or 650 fp, and weighs right about 2 lbs. 8 ounces. Comes with factory storage and stuff sacks. has always been stored in the storage bag hanging in the closet. Yet another one...

Lowe Alpine pockets sold. Have some travel fishing gear as well: Redington Red Start Travel Rod: 9' for 7/8 weight line. As far as I know this rod has never been used. I haven't even mounted a reel to it. $50 shipped.

Adding stuff as I dig it out: Katadyn Pocket Filter (better have big pockets): This is the older, blue version and has been used once. Includes an extra ceramic filter, so you can filter water pretty much until the end of time. Has pouch, instructions and I think the box if I come across it...

Cleaning out gear. PM me for pics. Listed on multiple sites. Check back as I’ll be listing more as I dig it out. My wife is going all Marie Kondo and no one and nothing is safe. HPG Ute Pack: withdrawn HPG Prairie Belt: Sold Minox 8x25 Minoscope: SOLD Mountainsmith Mountain Shelter LT: Sold...

I have owned a '97 Chevy 1500 extended cab with the 5.7, a 2001 1500 ext. cab with the 5.3, and a 2009 1500 Suburban with the 5.3. I'm currently driving a 2013 2500HD (getting into a totally different vehicle here, but engine for comparison) with the 6.0. The 5.3 is fine for the vehicle alone...

Tac-Sol. It's a step up all around from the 10/22s I've had. The pack is an HPG *HIll People Gear" Ute. It's my all around pack.

Nice trip. You hit a lot of cool places.

.22s are so much fun. Think I'm done looking for another backcountry rifle with my latest grouse getter.

I don't know how much the tanks have changed over the years, but my 2013 2500HD 6.0, ext cab, short bed has the 34 gallon tank. Depending on driving conditions, I can get about 475 miles out of it. As it fits a short bed, maybe one could be adapted to an older truck?

I have the Costco down blanket. It does not compare in any way to a HPG Serape which I have or Kifaru Woobie which I do not.