The next big Raptor Event...

[WorldTour]

The basics:
1. a Raptor
2. All maintenance up to date and no major issues
3. Decent tires: We’re not going to go around and checking everyone’s tires but if you have very little remaining tread do us a favor and get them replaced before the event.
4. Spare tire/tires secured and located in the bed of the truck. Contact WSI for mounting solutions
5. helmet is recommended, but not recquired at this point
6. Tow strap at least 20’ and rated to pull the truck and 2 D rings

Recommended additional items
1. You do not need a Co-pilot but it is recommended to help with communication traffic and navigating the trails/roads. Plus it’s more fun with someone in the truck with you.
2. VHF/FRS radio
3. Navigation: Lowrance, Android/Apple tablet with an offroad map app.
4. A Good attitude
5. A Come along
6. Floor jack and some wood blocks to help support it in the mud
7. Auxiliary lighting. While it can’t be used on road it would be a great benefit on the ORV Routes, Forrest Service roads.
8. First Aid Kit

 

[Squatting Dog]

I can not believe they are doing a Midwest Raptor Roundup!

It is about time!

When is Jamal making the big announcement?

-Greg (aka squatting dog)

 

[Rookie]

It's bird isn't it!

 

[Squatting Dog]

Birdman pregnant?

-Greg (aka squatting dog)

 

[beemerman]

no you are all wrong. its. special ed.

 

[WorldTour]

no you are all wrong. its. special ed.

yaaaaayyyy I like Raptors! yaaaaayyyyyy

 

[Fred]

Sounds good to me. Fred sounds down.

Word...I am standing by...

 

[blockdoc]

Me too.

I have to pick vacation for the year in early December, so it's usually impossible for me to do many things like this. This one happens to be right in the middle of 2 weeks I'm off.

Very eager to find out how reasonable of a drive it'll be.

 

[WorldTour]

Me too.

I have to pick vacation for the year in early December, so it's usually impossible for me to do many things like this. This one happens to be right in the middle of 2 weeks I'm off.

Very eager to find out how reasonable of a drive it'll be.

It'll be fairly reasonable.

 

[Fred]

The basics:
1. a Raptor
2. All maintenance up to date and no major issues
3. Decent tires: We’re not going to go around and checking everyone’s tires but if you have very little remaining tread do us a favor and get them replaced before the event.
4. Spare tire/tires secured and located in the bed of the truck. Contact WSI for mounting solutions
5. helmet is recommended, but not recquired at this point
6. Tow strap at least 20’ and rated to pull the truck and 2 D rings

Recommended additional items
1. You do not need a Co-pilot but it is recommended to help with communication traffic and navigating the trails/roads. Plus it’s more fun with someone in the truck with you.
2. VHF/FRS radio
3. Navigation: Lowrance, Android/Apple tablet with an offroad map app.
4. A Good attitude
5. A Come along
6. Floor jack and some wood blocks to help support it in the mud
7. Auxiliary lighting. While it can’t be used on road it would be a great benefit on the ORV Routes, Forrest Service roads.
8. First Aid Kit

Good thing a "good attitude" is not mandatory!