Me too...a 1993 F150 4X4 I bought new for $16,400.
The only problem I had was the slave cylinder for the clutch would rupture when it was -40 degrees or colder,
so I did not drive it during cold snaps up in Alaska.
Since your breed goldens, I wonder if you can answer this question.
>99 percent of goldens are wonderful, gentle dogs, <1% attack other dogs.
There have been several attacks by male goldens at field trials in the past decade.
One attack occurred during the photo session at the Golden Specialty a...
For upland, I think the most important thing is a daily solo puppy walk in a wild area.
Solo, just you and pup...no other dogs or people.
Pup learns to explore, becomes bolder, and most importantly pays attention to where you are at all times.
Pup becomes bonded to you in the field. An...
For side slopes and long all day loops I like Crispy Colorado GTX....
non-insulated hunting boot made from triple-stitched with Kevlar.
Stiff and lightweight at 1.6 pounds which is about 0.5 lbs lighter than most leather mountain boots.
Also comes in my size 14 and narrow feet! These boots are...
I have a 12 gauge and a 20 gauge Citori and no problems in 40 years.
The Citori Cynergy is a good choice with no wood to worry about.
I shot my friends Cynergy and like it.
I retired 5 years ago and am living the dream....enjoying each morning hunting with the dog.
Yesterday I whiffed on a rooster the dog pinned down at the creek edge, but the dog had fun!
The sights I see amaze me.
Yesterday I was within 10 meters of 3 otters for a minute or 2, saw hundreds of...
Hunted a creek bottom this morning.
Flushed one rooster but did not take a shot.
Plenty of greenheads to keep the lab happy.
Mallard enchiladas for dinner tonight.