lighting experts

[Hilldweller]

The Maxx is better on the street in the wet, better overall. The S/T is slightly better in mud.
Got a smokin deal on the S/T ---- will go back to the Maxx next time unless I win a set of the STT-Pros. Vote for my Canadian Border Crossing story tomorrow in Round Three of the contest.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/for...Home-of-the-Cooper-Discoverer-Writing-Contest

 

[kojackJKU]

HOw do I vote? Just leave a comment? See, I'm voting for your report/story....im not all bad!:beer: We don't have mud really around here....May have to try the maxx again...

 

[Hilldweller]

HOw do I vote? Just leave a comment? See, I'm voting for your report/story....im not all bad!:beer: We don't have mud really around here....May have to try the maxx again...

They'll open up a voting thread at the top of the page tomorrow or Sunday and include all of the stories submitted this month.

The Maxx is also much quieter than the S/T. Forgot to mention that.

Back to topic. I had no supplemental lighting and OE headlights last time I was in Canada. It was summer though and was daylight until 10:00 pm....
Snowing in July and no darkness in the evening. I never saw that before.

 

[kojackJKU]

I lived in Yellowknife NWT a long time ago....its crazy coming out of the bar at 3am and still be light out. Yes, until 10pm is about right here too. After that the BIG animals come out to "play".

 

[Hilldweller]

I lived in Yellowknife NWT a long time ago....its crazy coming out of the bar at 3am and still be light out. Yes, until 10pm is about right here too. After that the BIG animals come out to "play".

We saw some big grizzlies on this trip, especially in Montana and up in Jasper. Also lots and lots of elk. Most wildlife I ever saw in a two week window.

 

[kojackJKU]

Yeah, its all around up here. On the island here we have the largest population of moose per sq/km. Its not uncommon to see 20-30 in a 4 hr drive.