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That reminds me i should buy a new pop up i broke the zipper on mine last year
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Studded winter tires
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Ya nothing want to run in those temperatures lol
4 man is awsome lots of room. Need to be patient setting it up and taking it down.
H3LZSN1P3R
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Good batteries are a must!
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Ya see I started at the end of this thread… then I thought I read ya popped a zipper ( me thinking pants ) after something about a four man??
Golly it pays to start at the start.
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Yup supposed to be -24C here on Tuesday in central Alberta … friggin first week of November. I am not ready!!!
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At least the deer will be moving!
Keep that weather over there. Was plus 19C Wednesday. Weather is turning fast. Stay warm
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Ya but it will be too cold to hold a knife to skin anything.
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We only gut em in the bush then hang at home to skin in the garage lol, do you have any of the chronic wasting disease at your end of berta? I has not made it out here to northern onterrible yet
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Seems to still be more to the east side. The gov is asking for more reporting from hunters.
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I don't really need a dedicated winter tire, but I do have dedicated hunting tires. I kept the OEM 18's off my '18 and run Cooper ST MAXX in the stock 275/70R18 size, and had them studded. I don't want a 20" wheel for most winter driving, but do like the 20's for loaded summer driving.
I've only got a few thousand miles on them, and no real nasty winter conditions but they did awesome elk hunting where I even had them chained up for heavyish towing up snow covered USFS roads with 6-8% grades.
I'm excited to see how they do the rest of this winter.
I've only got a few thousand miles on them, and no real nasty winter conditions but they did awesome elk hunting where I even had them chained up for heavyish towing up snow covered USFS roads with 6-8% grades.
I'm excited to see how they do the rest of this winter.
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TroyMcClure
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What’s the biggest studded tire you guys have been able to find? I live in the interior in BC and decided I want studded for the FSR’s and for going over Rogers Pass.
I’m guessing 37’s are out and next biggest I can find is the Duratrac or Cooper ST Maxx in a 35”
I’m guessing 37’s are out and next biggest I can find is the Duratrac or Cooper ST Maxx in a 35”
H3LZSN1P3R
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Duratracs. Or you can always buy the kit and drill/stud any tire
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I didn't realize these can be studded. I'm currently running the Falken AT3Ws and really enjoy their winter performance on road in new england, but I've always wanted a good studded winter option. I will probably give the ATX a shot as a semi-dedicated winter setup when these wear out. Thanks for the heads up!
TroyMcClure
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Hmm you can get the ATX in some interesting sizes too
fuchsroehre
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With studded tires I would definitely buy a 2nd set of wheels dedicated for these tires.
These wheels would be 18inch and I bet there are good winter tires for that size.
These wheels would be 18inch and I bet there are good winter tires for that size.