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Muffin

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  1. Perfect, I am heading out to BC on the 19th and just got a new 8wt reel to match an 8wt rod I bought earlier this summer.

     

    Definitely spending a day chasing bulls either on the wigwam or Elk.

  2. i'm thinking of the V6 ecodiesel, but the cherokee sure isn't on the cheap side!

    Nope they really aren't. Blew me away how pricey but I will be honest more features on the inside then I need or initially wanted but I am enjoying some of them for sure.

     

    They did a great job on the interior and the Air ride suspension is a nice touch.

     

    I still haven't done much back country stuff with it yet but will here shortly.

  3. Jeep with V6 ecodiesel, not huge on the horsepower but pretty amazing amounts of ft-lb of torque. Supposedly have some pretty good mileage with it as well and I know as I was just there lots of them are offering the no charge diesel option which was a $5000 touch when I bought mine. Not saying Jeep is the only option just giving you the information I can.

     

    Other thing to look at is the transmission as the gearing will affect the towing as well as the torque output of the engine.

  4. Angler, I previously had a 2006 Nissan Xterra and kept it for 8 years so I am using that as my comparison starting point. The vehicle was great and I never had an issue at all. I ended up going with the Jeep Grand Cherokee 2014, definitely a few more creature comforts that I don't care about but I like the look of it and the Quadra lift air suspension system does a nice job of giving a guy some on road and off road versatility due to the height adjustment from the air ride suspension. Definitely a pricey unit but other then that pretty happy.

     

    With that being said my parents just bought a 2014 Pathfinder and are also very pleased with it. I drove it and found it to be a great vehicle in comparison to my new Jeep. A few differences although nothing deal breaking just different markets. Bit less jam then my Jeep as I went with the V8 Hemi option (hello fast, goodbye fuel). Also not quite as many creature comforts and also not quite the robustness offered in the off-road system such as multiple terrain modes and the Quadra lift system mentioned above. I still feel it would be able to handle the backcountry quite well though and is a great vehicle for more then a few pennies less then the Jeep.

     

    Let me know if you have any other specific questions.

  5. I agree with bigdirty, loving this album so far. Seeing the lightning pics made me think of this nice one we captured on the last trip to the field and though I would toss it in the mix.

     

     

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