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Nice, looks like a good start to winter this year

The greasy triple rides again! Glad you’re having fun out there. 😜

Good thoughts!

Great video! Enjoying it all!

Loving the videos! They're great fin!

Happy Hunting 😅

This is the exact camper I want and this is the best pop up camper video I’ve seen- super informative.

Do you think this car is good for an everyday driver? I see one posted for around 9k with 90k miles on it. (Assuming it the original engine)

Yo, isn't he a member of the 27-year club.. ?

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Amazing how many great songs The Doors produced in less than 6 years. ❤

Cook to time and temp. 3 min per Lb and then add 5 min all done at 350 degrees. This looks like it stayed in a bit too long or oil was at 400 deg

Looks beautiful! Just like that sweet puppy dog being so good in the background! ❤

Looks a little over done

Hey! What spoting scope are you using? Also, do you like it

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I should try it someday

I've made Grouse loads for all my rifles. Sometimes it seems i get more excited to pot a grouse than to get a deer. Alot easier to pack out as well . . . ☆

Change or service trans way more often. Like every 45k no longer than 65k. Trans last long time considering lack of maint. Torque converter is weak point on original trans.

A bad wheel bearing will cause the tire to wear like that most generally the inside part of your tire. That’s what it looks like to me if it was wheel alignment issues both tire’s would be worn

Good maintenance is a testament of a long lasting truck. My 03 motor was having ticking issues. Found worn out cam bearings. I bit the bullet at 285 miles and motor rebuilt. Im at 387k now, my transmission is starting to shift rough. I know its time to rebuild it. 2 weeks ago, my rear differential failed. Now im rebuilding the rear differential at $650.00 in total parts. But im going to keep it and continue driving it. I enjoy it. God bless

owned a 2004 tahoe 5.3 v8 sold in 2018 with 272,000 miles. Never replaced the belt, plugs, wires or anything except battery, brake pads and fuel pump. Priceless.

My Montana season has gone much like yours, started in archery season. I primarily hunt alone as well and in griz country. Ready for some hard H20 and easier sport. Got lots of exercise though...

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Let’s go😊

Great video. Honestly, plugs and wires will go 100 even 150k easy. Not bad to do them but just food for thought. Impressive you got to 228 on the original trans. My 2005 is at 251K now but I've thrown everything at it. New motor, trans, rear end, u joints, whole front end rebuild, I painted it....lots of stuff. Granted, I also live in the Northeast, did a TON of towing with it, including a 6500lb camper...and just really worked it right up to what it was designed for over the years. It really owes me nothing, but I did finally have to upgrade to an HD truck for my uses. Now it's a grocery getter/ local hauler and it's awesome for that.

Hello Westerner, I have a 2005 Chevrolet Silverado with a 4.8 L V8 that I have put over 351,000 miles on. I like you have change oil every 3 to 4000 miles using Castro synthetic oil in a 10/30 weight.Very good luck with my Truck never once have I had to do any transmission work nor engine work to speak of Very good luck with my Truck never once have I had to do any transmission work nor engine work to speak of. I did have to have the rear main seal repaired. I’ve only replaced the spark plugs two times brakes two times and do regular maintenance on the truck. I’ve had very very good luck with this truck and that 4.8 L is bulletproof, which is a testament of the miles that I have gotten out of this truck. Good luck to you this next hunting season and hopefully you draw some good tags there In your state of Idaho.

Enjoyed the video, miss the hunt immensely; stage 4 cancer and my legs are shot but I have my memories 😎🤩👍

Just a thought do alot more glassing than trying to track an most definitely use onx

Hunting by yourself puts you in a disadvantage

Those tracks look too small for elk

Maybe it's the camera angle,but most of those elk tracks sure look like deer tracks.

Rabbit tracks! Whoa, what is that!!😂

What unit are you in?

Did you check the pcv valve and the tubings? Those could cause vacuum issue in the system. Seems your O2 sensors are working. You just clean up the o2 with some alcohol little bit.

Awesome stuff. I grew up on this river from salmon to Stanley. Seen you also like to hunt so if you ever want some info let me know and I'd be happy to help.

Are you in Pioneer? My son and I have pioneer tags and are heading up in a week

V6 or V4?

Good wind! Get that elk brother

Beautiful! Quite a change in the weather over the last couple of weeks.

I too go on many hikes with my rifle! Luckily my wife enjoys going along so I'm very fortunate for our time together outdoors!

The problem is not the transmission. It's the torque converter shits through your transmission! If your 12-19 sierra/Silverado has less than 80k miles and you don't feel shuttering or slipping. I suggest you upgrade the torque converter and replace the thermostat knuckle to avoid shuttering and transmission rebuild/replace!

I know exactly where this is. I was just there looking for Mule.

Lost on purpose

good thing the tranny working well so far.

Hey, What is the function of the ugly black plastic on the hood?

How did the lower intake repair go? Parts are cheap for these trucks luckily

Looks like it should work.

This video answered all the questions I had

I have these on my Tacoma. Worth every penny. Snow, rain, dry doesn't matter. Would buy again.