5th gen 4Runners in scenic locations

i hear ya brother, lost my my mom in 2017 & dad in 2018 to cancer. My thoughts are with you today.

 

As scenic as scenic can be. Yankeeboy Basin Ouray, CO

 

Tore up the tundra too?

 

No, there were a bunch of other vehicles parked on the side of the trail, because there was a traffic jam coming down, and we had to let them through.

 

Not much for mountains in Missi'ppi, but sure is purty out there.

 

Davison Farms

 

the cherry blossoms along my driveway have bloomed...and will be gone in one week lol

 

Pike’s peak in the background

 

SMORR Off-Road Park, Seymore, Misssouri.




This was as far as we got on the trail below. 2 ft step was too wet and slippery. Had to take the bypass, which was also a challenge.


F'n Ent jumped out and got me.
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Buddy has video of a water xing that my tires were totally underwater. I'll post as soon as I get it. Here's a pic at a waterfall.

 

Big Piney Creek, Ark. Had to aim for the sycamore tree and turn left. This isn't the deep crossing.

 

This morning at sunrise on the banks of the Rio Grande River in Las Cruces, NM

 

It looks deep enough, though.

 

Went for a drive with a buddy in north central Arkansas yesterday in Ash Flat. I know this will sound so simple and dumb, but saw my first covered bridge yesterday. Nothing too impressive, but scenery was pretty.

Bridge is called Hackneys Bridge. And not very far off the beaten path either.



And then saw this HUGE raven on side of the road:

 

Out in the Idaho desert.

 

Are your tires load E?
Do you think load C is good enough there?

 

Mine are load E. Can5 say anything about load C as I’ve never had them. I chose E because I wanted the toughest tires possible. I was surpris3d how comfortable they are in the street.

 

Carson Valley, Pine Nut
Mountains….Elevation at this meadow 5,500’
looking for coyotes….
BTW, Douglas County is a 2nd Amendment sanctuary county…..
More info on the Pine Nut Mtns….
https://www.summitpost.org/mount-siegel-and-galena-peaks/620050

 

How are you drawing in the coyotes? Do you use animal distress calls, or do you just go find a horse corpse? Can you use bait in Nevada?

 

Never tried bait. We usually shoot steel plates.
There is a den in an old mine out of sight in the photo to the left, we didn’t get anything that day(last summer).
Haven’t got one in quite awhile except for one right in my front yard a month ago yard with my son’s PCP 25cal pellet rifle @30yds. This one is now out of service with a ventilated skull. One mean air rifle and super accurate(and quiet). When I first moved here I would get 1-3 jack rabbits out of my open garage window with that rifle almost every night I tried, lost count at 60, jacks are very bad for the landscaping…..The coyotes have killed a couple of the neighbor’s dogs, the cottontails are now drawing them in. I’ve been trapping the cottontails and relocating them way out in the sage (the wife thinks they are too ‘cute’ to shoot).….the hawks gotta eat too.
Edit…BTW, the son is not getting that pellet rifle back….

 

Screw your landscaping. Did you move into the country and then turn it into suburbia? My neighbor likes to kill turkeys for the same reason, only he's a complete idiot. He was using a .22, sending rounds across the street and into the neighbor's fence and garage, lol.

editing this comment instead of clogging up the page with replies. I get it: "Happy wife, happy life!" Plus, coyotes slaughtered my mom's dog, and I will never forgive them for it.

 

Correction…the wife’s landscaping, I just work here.
…..I’ll be damned if I’ll let the coyotes get my dogs.
Question, is your 94 a V6?

 

At home, my backyard is Flathead Lake, my front yard is a mountain.
Mama's grocery-getter arrived today. Nerf bars ordered.

 

Very beautiful views. Not saying I'm jealous. But it'd be hard to wanna sell the property.

#justsaying

 

Had a blast today with some new friends out doing what we love to do…in a blizzard.

 

Freezing in a blizzard with @ToyotaRDie and others up at Yankee hill, Colorado yesterday. Still managed to have fun!

 

First among many taken on a week long trip to Utah. These were near the Goosenecks...

 

Just returned from a family trip to Nevada/Arizona visiting the Hoover Dam, Temple Bar, and the Valley of Fire.
Temple Bar

Valley of Fire - Very beautiful and highly recommend

 

Ran a loop in the Buffalo River/Ozark St. Francis. Did cross the Buffalo River, but no pic because it was too easy

 

What is your wheel offset/width?

Tire specs?

 

Up top of Moss Back Butte in southern Utah...