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The last week of October joined some friends for some fishing at Flaming Gorge. Little slower than last year, but nothing to sneeze at, either. I was thrilled when my 15 year old asked if she could come (fishing has fallen low on her list the last couple years) and was glad she caught the...

Heck of a build on the Durrango. I think a SAS's Durango would be sweet! Thanks for the pics. Does not make me want to play in the mud.

Looks like a fun trip.

I full size Waggy would be one of my dream rigs. Very high 'cool factor' in my book.

Good luck....hunted down there a few years back. I'll a few hundred miles directly north in the Flaming Gorge area (on the lake in blue and white Hydroswift, on land in maroon Ram 2500 Quad cab.)

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Certainly gives you plenty of space!

A tire to consider for the price is the Cooper Discoverer ATR. I've hada set for a year on my Ram 2500 Quad Cab (wife's daily driver and tow rig.) Rides great, good winter traction (worlds better than the BFG Rugged Trail TAs that where on it before) and so far show very little wear, with 20k...

Very nice bull....and I'd be thrilled to take that size of a buck!

I realized afterwards this is the first time I have ever been to Powell (started going 40 years ago) and we did not take a single photo. Opps. Perhaps we can go back and take some??

The 770s are really cheap right now. Unfortunately based on reviews built for the price. The one we bought, being a early 90s Wincesther not the best gun every, but similar to what I used for years before buying my Savage a few years ago.

that is some gutsy towing.

Made a fast little trip to Lake Powell (left Sunday afternoon, returned Tuesday.) Beautiful weather, warm water, very poor fishing. It was great.

ended up getting a used Winchester Mod. 70 (early 90s, unfortunately not the good years for Winchester.) Should make a fun little rifle for him.

I wouldn't be arguing with a cop who let me off from a speeding ticket with a fix-it for mud-flaps. I think a "thank you, sir, have a great day" would be far more in order. And how many times now have we had this "I got in trouble for no mud flaps" thread anyway? I think everyone and...

I do like the Savages. Thats I my -06 is.

Any thoughts on a good 'starter' 243 for my son? I figure it is something that will only be his main rifle for the next few years until he want to move up to a larger rifle, and he has the budget of a 12 year old, so price is a big factor, but want a decent gun that is going to be reliable...

I would say yes. Last week I found it very handy when getting up what would normally have seemed like only a moderately steep dirt road that would not even got my attention. Its a lot different with 9,000 pounds tied on behind you!

Mine is hte diesel. And that '72 is sweet!

For towing, I have loved my 05 Dodge. Handles the boats (with trailer gas a gear runs 5-6k pounds, so pretty light load for the truck). I have only done shorter drives (less than 50 miles each way) with the horses, but it has handled that very well also (figure 4 horses in a fully enclosed...