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  1. TheCougar

    Yamaha or Honda ATV Recommendations

    There are some benefits to UTVs but how do they compare ride-wise? The ones I’ve ridden in before are slower, with less terrain capability, less clearance, and the ride is really rough compared to a nice ATV.
  2. TheCougar

    Yamaha or Honda ATV Recommendations

    What is the ride like in the Pioneer?
  3. TheCougar

    Yamaha or Honda ATV Recommendations

    I’ve heard that they aren’t as reliable. My buddy had a Quad King at his place and I liked it. I don’t think he has had any issues with it.
  4. TheCougar

    Yamaha or Honda ATV Recommendations

    I’ll check out the 550
  5. TheCougar

    Yamaha or Honda ATV Recommendations

    We had an older Yamaha quad that burned up in a fire this week. I need to replace it, and I’m either going to get a Honda or another Yamaha. Our Yamaha was simple and bulletproof. I would like to get some recommendations, particularly on Hondas. We will use it for work around our property and...
  6. TheCougar

    Tall and skinny outdoor pants: 28x34

    My son needs new pants after all his outdoor pants burned up in a fire. He was wearing 28” attacks with a 32” inseam. They make 30x34s, but I’m looking for 28x34s. Does anyone know of any outdoor pants that come in 28x34?
  7. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    Get a bigger one. And another for your trailer/atv.
  8. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    First of all, I want to thank everyone who has reached out and offered to help. What a great bunch of guys and gals Rokslide has! For those who have offered gear, clothes, etc - it is very generous and I’m grateful. I may take you up on the offers to replace some of what was lost, but before...
  9. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    I think the trailer is salvageable. The issue is the cost. The trailer isn’t covered, so I’ll probably get hit with a tow fee. The guys said the salvage fee is $260 and the storage is $40/day. Add in gas there and back, plus two new tires, wiring, and decking and it very well be a better use...
  10. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    Good to know. I didn’t know that at the time and I was sure I was going to take a bullet when I was getting the trailer off. I feel a lot less heroic now!
  11. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    I appreciate it. Let me see how this plays out. I make a good living, and I think there are others out there in greater need. The biggest hits are the trailer and the ATV - the former was uninsured and the latter is going to get low-balled by the insurance company.
  12. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    I appreciate that… I’m going to hold onto the tag until the last minute, but it probably won’t be in the cards. The cost of the tag combined with the cost of the hunt, rental truck, gas, etc is probably going to just be a bridge too far. I’m already financially committed to a DIY AK moose hunt...
  13. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    Nope. Hadn’t been driven for a a while before it was tied down, and we were on the road for an hour already.
  14. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    Tha would I think that would be insurance fraud, to post date a contract after the fact to get coverage.
  15. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    I just got off the phone with my agent. The trailer doesn’t need to have its own separate policy, but it needs to be listed on the policy as one of the covered vehicles/etc. A rented trailer, etc IS covered by my auto policy, but a “borrowed” trailer is not and is covered by the owners policy...
  16. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    That sucks. Thank you for the info, and that’s news to me. I hope it helps someone else here. I wonder if it is by-state or by coverage?
  17. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    Is it just a regular flat bed trailer?
  18. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    This is what my local agent told me.
  19. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    This is what I thought. I would assume the trailer and personal contents would be covered by my auto insurance. The ATV would be covered by its insurance. This doesn’t make a sense, and the story I’m getting is literally the most expensive way to pay for it
  20. TheCougar

    Up in smoke

    It’s my hunting camp stuff, and I spend enough time in it that we invested in some good stuff. It’s just stuff - it can be replaced.

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