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Every fall, the same thing happens in campgrounds and hunting leases across the country: a guy who just took delivery of a brand-new trailer walks around the current-year Airstream Basecamp, kicks the Goodyear Wranglers, peeks inside, and mutters the same four words under his breath: “Should’ve wai

For more than twenty years, the Porsche Cayenne has been the SUV that saved the company and quietly earned a reputation among people who actually use their trucks hard. While the rest of the world argued about whether a Porsche should even be an SUV, a small group of owners were bolting on lift kit

Every guy who’s ever dropped a tailgate in the mud, scraped it across rocks, or watched his shocks cook on a 110-degree desert run knows the feeling: you spend good money on a truck, then the first real adventure starts chewing it up. Rancho just threw down two new pieces of equipment aimed squarel

Every time a guy loads up his truck with a pallet of ribeyes, a flat of motor oil, and that giant pack of socks from Costco, he’s quietly paying more than he used to. A big chunk of that extra cost comes from tariffs slapped on goods from overseas during the last Trump administration. Now Costco, t

Every year, tens of thousands of Michigan men put their name in the hat for one of the most coveted tags in the Midwest: a Michigan elk license. With only 260 pure-random-draw tags handed out to residents from a pool that regularly tops 40,000–50,000 applicants, drawing one feels a lot like hitting

Every hunter, camper, or overlander who’s ever rolled onto a forest service road after the sun dropped knows the feeling: headlights on the side-by-side or truck barely push past the hood, and everything beyond that is just black nothing. You creep along at twenty miles an hour, white-knuckled, pra

Every year at the big Milan motorcycle show, the spotlight usually lands on the wild new models, the ones with crazy horsepower or radical looks that make everyone lose their minds. This November was no different, flashy new adventure bikes stole the headlines. But while the crowd was busy drooling

Every hunter in Montana knows the drill: you wait all year for the Fish, Wildlife & Parks tentative season booklet, study the maps, argue with your buddies over quotas, and then—bam—two commissioners drop amendments at the eleventh hour that could completely flip your plans. That’s exactly what

Fifteen years ago, when Ford rolled out the very first F-150 Raptor concept at the 2008 SEMA show, the suits inside the company figured they might sell 3,000 of them – total. That was it. A niche toy for desert runners with deep pockets. Fast-forward to today and the third-generation Raptor is a gl

Thanksgiving is over, the grill’s put away, and half the guys you know are already talking about ice augers and tip-ups. Most boats are shrink-wrapped, rods are leaning in the corner of the garage, and the only thing getting wet is the driveway when the snow melts. But here’s the truth a lot of fis