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I don't understand why people worry so much about how what they enjoy is perceived. Do what you enjoy, how you enjoy it.

I'd like to hang out with those guys a little bit. I wouldn't want to run with them though!

Did y'all keep all your winches in Pelican cases on the farm?

This seems to be unique to you two...

My engine is making more than twice the power it was engineered for. I change more frequently.

I'm a bird dog guy, and a knot guy. So for me it's less vital, just a fascination.

I can tie a bowline hammered drunk. But the rabbit/tree thing confuses me when I'm stone sober.

Not exactly what you're looking for... But I'd say to get a 3/4 ton. I drove 3/4 and 1 tons for 15 years, and got a half ton because it was sufficient for everything I was doing. It was sufficient... But I didn't really like how it did anything but ride empty. I went back to a 3/4 after...

Gotta market to the target audience!

I've typically (ok, pretty much always) had replacement bumpers on the front and rear of my trucks. I like the sturdiness and utility. And look. Bump and push things. Mount winches or lights. I also drive 3/4 tons, so weight is less of a consideration.

I do have a set of "reverse ditch lights" Angled out and back on the front of the bed rails. Super useful at camp.

Exactly what I was gonna say. Sled pullers actually sometimes add weight to the crank. Makes it rev slower, but also maintains RPM better.

I also do most of my camp cooking with a pocket knife. The rest is handled by a bird and trout knife, and a Loveless skinner.

Then you have to manage the trash... Washing dishes isn't that hard. One of the few hard rules I have when camping is no disposable plates/utensils/cups. I can be flexible with the napkins. If you have a disposable plate, you're not eating anything I cooked.

A buddy of mine and I swear by them. My F250 (much heavier than stock), his F150, and now his Ranger. Tough, quiet, work great on and off road.

A few friends have Diamondbacks. They're tough. I had a Roll-n-Lock, I liked it a lot. Probably not quite as secure as the Diamondback, but I never worried. And almost full access to the bed.

Those guys have so much stuff for OBS trucks.

On mine, key on just triggers a relay.

Granted, I've got a SD, but it didn't take much looking at a wiring harness to figure out how to make all of mine hot all the time.

100% agree!