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Haven't done anything beyond lots that I have built on, but from my years on Planning and Zoning my advice is to certainly do your homework. Liens, boundary disputes, water rights, zoning etc all critical to CONFIRM before a purchase- don't just rely on what the seller tells you. I have seen...

watching closely....

An LJ is my dream rig- unfortunately the older they get and higher miles, the less likely that seems (to be my 85 mile/day daily driver.) In about 6 months we will be vehicle shopping for my wife. If the right price, right mileage LJ came up, would certainly take a look at it, even if meant...

It will be running 235/75R15s. Back in college I went through one winter with a little Ford Courier 2WD with aggressive snow tires on the rear. Got most my pizzas delivered successfully. For practical purposes with it being on a college kid's truck, probably won't swap out to winter tires...

Yes, 2wd trucks do still exist. Bought an 05 Chevy Colorado from my in-laws (87K miles) for my son who returns from his mission later this month. Looking for tires that will give him good snow/ice traction as well as mild trails. For about the same price, have come up with Bigfoot A/T...

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Sorry about Bear. Both food environmental (think hay fever) allergies in dogs generally show up as skin problems. Of course other things can factor in as well. If they are year-round, more likely to be food but there are exceptions. Lots of treatment options, from OTC anti-histamines...

In general, I say if a food is working (meaning the pet is healthy), stay with it. View in that regard to grain free may change as we are starting to see more reports of dogs developing heart disease on grain free diets that may be related to an amino-acid deficiency. Watching that carefully...

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Don't buy into the "grain free" marketing going on now days. Unless a dog has a specific allergy, the grains are beneficial (just remind yourself wild carnivores don't just go for the roasts and steaks). I have seen patients do well, and some poorly, on most any food. But in general, those...

I have a Marlin semi-auto I got when I was twelve. Great little gun. Haven't priced one recently, but was always less than a Ruger. Also little single shot Henry that is a great gun to start kids out on.

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Too bad to hear about the punctures. Truck doesn't get much off road- little mild to moderate during the deer hunt is all. Good to hear overall good feedback.

Needing to put some new shoes on my wife's 2006 Sierra 2500 Duramax. We have been running Duratracs and have been pleasantly surprised at how well they have lasted, but they are a more aggressive tread than what I really need on that truck, and can get Silent Armors for about $350 less on a...

Sent text to my wife to see if she remembers who did our. I don't! If she doesn't, I will want to see who is recommended since I have some more we need done.

I was there 88-90. Mission home at that point was near the temple so guessing same place you lived. We are planning a return next year to both mine and my son's missions (he is in Daejeon). I honestly don't think I will recognize the place.

Well, Korea is great (I served there and my son is currently) but already taken. I could go with the Philippines since wife is from there and daughter served there. However, since the map of southern Africa is looking bare I will go with the Namibia-Botswana Mission.

Can reach island status at high water. Not sure how would be turned into off-road park. No road access to my knowledge.

Time for tires on my wife's Duramax Sierra 2500. Any updates with more time on the road from some of the previous posts or others? The truck had good but not brand new Wranger Durtracs on it when we bought it 3 years ago. More agressive tread than what we really need but think they have...