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That's a cool little site, I've never seen that one before

Heading north (provo slc) tomorrow and I will be looking at both tacomas and frontiers. I like the tacomas, but those 05 and newer frontiers are purdy to look at. I don't need a ton of aftermarket stuff for this one, probably just a lift and snorkel if I find a NISMO with a locker.

True. I could go into that further, I could pull out my GIS manuals and get super technical if you like. ;)

:greg: Shot a bunch of different stuff today, but this was my favorite to shoot. EDM Arms windrunner. Shoots a .338 Lapua round. So much fun!!! I wish i had the money for a toy like this. My sister taking some shots:

Your settings may be on a different coord system. Go to tools; options; 3dview and check which coord system you are on. Kurt's coords are degrees, minutes, seconds. I use UTM's anytime I use a paper map, but most folks will post like Kurt does online so I tend to keep google earth set up that way.

It's in the area of your circle. Google earth is your friend, copy the Coords into the program and fly right there.

Looking at 05 and newer 4 door, I don't see a lot about these rigs, but I haven't looked too hard yet. Good, bad, indifferent? Is it worth it to find a NISMO?

Looks like I will be going, has anyone been? http://www.shotshow.org/

The mud in Sanpete is legendary. I've slid into trees and off the road so many times I can't count. It's still my favorite place in the world though :)

I can play harmonica a bit. if that counts as an instrument

Me too, I just get distracted by the rotors. Definitely under-copter mount would be best.

I was looking at this: http://www.helipal.com/storm-drone-ff-flying-platform-rtf.html

I would like to get into ariel filming a little bit. I have been looking at drones (multiple rotors on 4/6 sides) and helicopters as well. Has anybody tried this kind of stuff? what should I look for? I know heli's can be hard to fly, but the drones look much easier.

Nice photos! Just out of curiosity Dave have you ever seen an all black coyote? I came across two of what looked just like coyotes, but were all black when I was out in the desert a couple weeks ago.

I can't see it's feet so I have no idea if they are big. Maybe he's just "average foot".

This thread is quite low on pics and high on talk for a SEMA thread. I need pics of shiny things to keep my attention.

Keep it on the trail. If there is mud on the trail, drive through as fast as necessary to keep momentum. It's a whole different kind of wheeling out here, lots more to explore than just a mudhole.

Check out the marine head units. Good for an outside the rig setup like yours.

The large ARB tool bag from Kurt at Cruiser Outfitters. I love mine. http://cruiseroutfitters.com/recovery.html

It doesn't have to be that far out, but like has been talked about, there needs to be a firm date with committed attendies and materials ordered from TL.