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I am retired and most of my trips are during the weekdays to avoid trail traffic.. I did hear it's packed on the weekends in the summer time with UTV's and ATV's..
There are 3 established campsites in the Nebraska National Forest. There is an abundance of spots to dispersed camp.
1. Bessey Recreation Complex - Very nice campsite with full bathrooms, showers etc but I'd avoid it at all costs. There are trains that pass right by it several times a night...
There is another forest further North, by the South Dakota border that I might hit up next. It's the McKelvie National Forest.
It's my understanding that is almost all parries, grasslands and sand dunes..
Manufacture specs are mealiness.. I posted actual photos with a tape measure..
Just because a manufacturer tells you that a 315 is a 35 and they list specs does not make it true..
Now you are just being obtuse.. To the ignore list..
Yawn.........
And it's not 0.1" it's a full inch or more which might be important to some...
I honestly do not get why you are so triggered by me pointing out that 315's are not 35's.. Like I said, it's odd but you do you..
I have 35x11.5R17 Wilpreak AT4W's on my non Sas Badlands 2dr.. I do have 1.75" Bora wheel spacers but I am pretty sure I was getting rubbing w/o the wheel spacers. I removed the crash bars and problem solved.
I also have DV8 Fender flares on mine. These are a little wider than stock Badlands...
I have 1.75" Bora Wheel Spacers on mine to add additional poke. I am pretty sure I was getting rubbing w/o them..
I also have DV8 Fender flares on mine. These are a little wider than stock Badlands flares but narrower than the Sas Flares. I'd say the DV8 flares are in-between Badlands flares...
Don't get me started on 315/70R17 not being 35's... :crackup:
Manufacturer specs are never anywhere even close to advertised when the tries are mounted and under load.
After the tires are mounted and under load a 315/70R17 will be about 33 1/4" and 35x11.5R17 comes in at about 34 1/4". Yes...
Nebraska National Forest Trip
I hit up the Nebraska National Forest for a 3 day - 2 night camping and off road trip.
Day 1:
I arrived in the area at about 10am, stopped to air down, and then found a good area to set up base camp. After setting up camp I hit the trails at about noon for a few...
Love my 2 channel G900 Pro! I used the rear camera as a trail camera. This is a perfect solution for a 3 camera system.
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My 'rear camera' used as a front trail camera: