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Today's journey took us to Crazy Horse Monument and a loop around the Deerfield Resivour.
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Pretty slick move right there FPD. You're giving me ideas for the cargo trailer. Some conveniences are really cool (pun intended) when you're out "roughing it".
Well.... Looky there what I found in my garage. Took it in on a trade couple months ago and hadn't even considered taking it camping until reading your posts lol.
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Pretty slick move right there FPD. You're giving me ideas for the cargo trailer. Some conveniences are really cool (pun intended) when you're out "roughing it".
Well.... Looky there what I found in my garage. Took it in on a trade couple months ago and hadn't even considered taking it camping until reading your posts lol.
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Yeah that looks about the same size as mine 5.0 cubic foot. What I've been doing is I start my generator and recharge the batteries and run the freezer off the generator just as we leave in the morning and let the generator run while we're gone. That charges up the two batteries and it runs off the batteries through an inverter all night long with no noise.
 
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Oh, I was also gonna tell you to be careful too. I've got sister in laws and their outlaw friends out there on Harleys right now. They been posting back some of the same pictures on the same days you are lol. Keep and eye out for fast and loud Kentucky women and some pretty nice old Harleys too while you're on the road. (y)
 

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Complete with roof over generator.

@pcaster the inside of the freezer is for you.

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Oh, I was also gonna tell you to be careful too. I've got sister in laws and their outlaw friends out there on Harleys right now. They been posting back some of the same pictures on the same days you are lol. Keep and eye out for fast and loud Kentucky women and some pretty nice old Harleys too while you're on the road. (y)
Funny you have said that because we have been noticing plates from all over the country every time we see somebody seems like they're from a different part even Alaska
 
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Thursdays trip analytics. This is only some of the data breakdown that the GAIA program gives you.

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Admittedly I am a complete moron when it comes to GPS's and what or how to download things to mine. I use a Garmin 64ST because I'm mostly on my dirt bike riding the trails why my daughter and anyone else with us are on the Sportsman's. I only have limited room for my GPS.

I'm probably doing everything wrong!
@pcaster, it's too bad that you didn't enroll in the two field classes I offered this week and next week because I am very very good and handy with a GPS and phone mapping apps.
 
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@pcaster , you're not getting any of my elk bacon, or my venison burritos, or my bear barbecue. Only way it's available is if you put on your big boy pants spend a little money on gas and come along with the cool kids camping and ATV riding
OMG, You have a wild game smorgasbord!!! That is freakin AWESOME!! Hopefully if the Biden gas is down next year I will join in on the reindeer games with you. That trip looks like a lot of fun. I'm sittin here all jelly now that I didn't go.
 

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@pcaster, it's too bad that you didn't enroll in the two field classes I offered this week and next week because I am very very good and handy with a GPS and phone mapping apps.
I looked into the GAIA maps and it doesn't show any more than my GPS does trail wise. I went into my Polaris Ride Command app on my phone and I was able to map/route out a trip I want to take next time I go riding. I have no idea how to transfer that data to my GPS. I was able to e-mail myself the data. I think GPS's could be a lot more user friendly. I like to think I have at least half a brain but not when it comes to a GPS!
 

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FPD knows how its done. We always try to take a variety of game and aquatic critters along with some home raised beef and pork when we go out west. We'll usually have a little elk, venison and maybe some squirrels or rabbits. We also usually have at least one aquatic meal during the trip of fresh crappie, catfish, frog legs or turtle from our farm ponds. And then there's the staples of big slabs of home-grown tenderloin, bacon and a few good ole inch thick Kentucky grown rib eyes.
I guess its obvious that we like to eat when we're out in the woods.
A few years ago, a cousin of mine came back home to visit right before we left. He's lived in the deep south for several years and always brings in a big cooler of crab, lobster, grouper, crayfish, scallops, clams, etc. every time he comes in. Needless to say, that year we put on a huge low country boil in base camp at 10,000 ft. elevation in the middle of the Rocky Mountains. We tried to feed all our neighbors in the surrounding campsites. It was awesome! I don't think those Rocky Mountain coyotes knew what to make of the leftover crawdads, clams and crab claws we weren't able to eat and had to discard lol. 😁
 

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Forecast was for high 90's so we got up this am broke camp loaded and drove to forum member @Coloradoracer and will spend the night at his ranch and leave in the morning for Gunnison. Sure is nice to have friends!! 187 miles 3 hrs to Gunnison. Will meet up with the @Old509cc and @TheStatelineATV groups. We will be 12 in total.

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Good thing I have some freezer space.

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That's two of about 6-8 deer that live on my property....Bucky will get pretty close to you....Hehehehe, I was walking up to the porch and he started to come out from under it. I told him it was ok, he can stay, go back and lay down. Then he did!!! I've done that twice now and so has he!!!
 
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