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There might be three women at least on this trip as @KRose will be dragging me along side her as we explore the WABDR with you guys.

@slimpartywagon1

Welcome Jeff, Glad you found us. Can’t wait to see more of your rigs

Sorry, Jack I wasn’t implying you personally, I tagged you in the first part of the post to straiten our any miss conceptions you, or any one else might have had about GRMS repeaters. While they are out there, like you pointed out they aren’t necessarily open. To the GP... Thank You for your...

If this was about my little rant, after I got my first winch 6 years a go, I have used my winch over a million times, but only 4 for recovering others and once to self recover... and that self recovery I ran over a stump that I didn’t see and got hung up on the undercarriage. I had to lift the...

You’re welcome

Ok then I’m updated... that’s what I thought you meant

Should have called be you dug.

Weekend Recap: February 22 Location: Horn Rapids Campground Members Present: We had five members and one non member show up. Dustin (@MrWilsonWJ ) Kennewick, Lou ( @JL Lou) Richland, Christopher (@RyuKyuRvr ) North of Spokane, my wife Kallie (@KRose) La Grande, myself (@Slimpartywagon ) La...

How do you force the update?

One problem with GRMS I see VS Ham, is the repeater coverages... out here o. The east side GMRS repeaters are few and far between, the closest one to me is 100 miles away and a huge mountain between me and it. Repeaters are only allowed to send a message so many times before the message is...

Yes, @2RiversRanchExpeditions , the rsvp is HERE

We missed ya.

I completely understand... we got similar news back in 2018 and we took off as soon as we heard. I am glad we made the trip when we did. Spend time with him, and my condolences.

Hello and Welcome from Oregon

Thanks for the heads up on the trail pass, I didn’t know this. As for a chainsaw, depends on which rig we take if I bring mine or not.

Carry both... 90% of typical trail recovery can be done safer and easier with a gentle pull... if a couple of rugs are needed switch to the winch. Unless that 10% comes into play like sliding off the mountain.

I like how it turned out

Not necessarily stay off of 90, once you get out of the plains I would look at other routs to enjoy the scenery... through the plains it doesn’t matter how far north or south you go, it all looks the same for hours upon hours.

Welcome from Oregon