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Jacob, Welcome to Overland Bound!, nice looking rig, one of my favorite Toyota colors.

We always keep a green bottle in the drawer and one stashed away for emergency, so far we have not run out. Good info on how long you got the tank to last. I have it on my list to run the firecan with the propane bottle on a scale, and time how long it takes to burn 1 lb of propane at...

Dave, thank you for sharing your pictures and adventures! Looks like some amazing memories are being created, adding some places to see to our list:)

After a bit of time with the Firecan, we have grown to really like it, we use it mostly with their 5 lb 'propane growler' which works well for a short trip and provides enough gas for cooking and two short nights of 'not full throttle' camp fires. thinking we will need to get fuel for the rig...

That's an unfortunate accident, mine were sucked into a sinkhole that suddenly appeared under my safe....lol I remember being able to go to the hardware store and by a brick of 22 shells and have quite a bit of change from a $20. Used to spend all day plinking targets and coming home with...

Thank you for the post, some awesome shots:), I love night photography, I am a long time Pentax user, and sometimes its hard because third party vendors tend not to make a lot of accessories unless you have one of the big three makes, but Pentax does an exceptional job of built in features...

@Michael, I was playing around with the map layers on the app, and noticed that Alaska indicates it is part of the Northeast Region? don't recall its recent annexation by Russia.. lol

I would say that MT would produce a far superior milkshake than OR... Theory based on the cows breathing much cleaner air in big sky country. Only way to really know would be to start the trip in OR (say Bend perhaps) with a round of local milkshakes, then pilgrimage across ID (with a stop...

That's why we only open carry in the wilderness, and it's usually a SS 357 revolver which for some reason does not seem as scary to public as any black gun...lol If I walked out into my yard open carry there would be a flood of 911 calls, most people already cross the street to walk by ...

My thoughts on carrying a weapon on your adventures: When travelling with a firearm you need to do your research on gun laws for where you are travelling like where your concealed permit may have reciprocity if you are using one. Some states require that you notify a law enforcement officer...

Rob, welcome to Overland Bound. Nice looking truck and a good job with the gear organization! should not have any problems finding what you need.

Michelle loves her Expedition Essentials towel holder, a bit of the overland tax on the price, but no more towels blowing all over, and one handed use. just make sure to have enough flat real estate for the magnets to stick to. if you want an option to stick it to glass, aluminum or plastic...

I do commercial building design and work from home, as such it allows me to travel as long as I can meet my deadlines. At home I use a conventional workstation with multiple monitors, but while on the road I use an ultral light LG 17" laptop with a 15" Asus USB secondary monitor (monitor...

As we travel in a Wrangler with limited interor space, we tend to pack clothes for 5 days at most, I always carry a beater pair of pants and tshirt packed in a separate bag with my tools so I do not get the 'travelling pants' greasy during repairs or rig maintenance which extends the amount of...

While I do not take advantage of the stacking/mounting options, I do use a couple of the packouts for storing spare parts and bush fix materials for the rigs. Love that they are secure, and little parts like nuts and bolts stay in the compartment they were put in even if the box takes a...

Ok, you have our interest.... combining a bunch of chilli recipies to try and a road trip:) also thinking your are brave to have everyone eat a bunch of chilli and camp out in your yard... BYOS (bring your own shovel) lol possible to get sponsored by Thunder box... Hope we can clear...

Russ, Welcome to Overland Bound, I am your member rep, located on Camano Island just across from you. Nice looking XJ, they are great rigs, we are running a JKU and a WJ currently. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions as your are exploring the site, and keep an eye...

Let us know when you get ready to come this way, would be happy to give you some ideas of places to go, and meet up if schedules allow. Plenty of good places to explore !

Jim, welcome to Overland Bound from NW Washington.