Sounds good man. I think I will take it off your hands. I will send you a PM with my contact info.

Sounds good. I will send you a PM with my contact info.

Sounds good! The Currie is still in the box. I will install it Monday (only day off) and get with you then. 165grain 30-06 and NOS. Do you want the TB spacer as well?

Naw I don't need the TB spacer, have heard they are worthless.

Thanks again Chad. Hope it works well for ya.

You bet man. Started sanding it down for new paint today. let me know when you want to get rid of those 33s.

Haha will do- Well see what route I end up going (axle wise) In any case come spring Ill have 5 of em

Hey guys, I am looking for some type of book, guide, website or something that has a list of 4x4 trails in mid and east Montana. I already bought the "4x4 Routes of Western Montana" but I live in Great Falls so a lot of them are far from me. Is there anything out there for trails in the mid or east Montana? BTW, I am not talking about some dirt road, I am talking about legit 4x4 trails. Thanks guys.

Come on over and check us out here in the breaks. Hundreds of miles of BLM roads/trails and out by my place there are county roads that will stop about anything that ain't wearing Super Swampers. It is the most fun when it is muddy or snow covered. No rock climbing type terrain just hills and gumbo.
I'm just south of the UL Bend.

Being in GF, Any on the east side of the state are going to be further from you than the western ones. There are a lot near billings/Wyoming but it is also quite a drive.

There is a 4x4 club in Helena. https://www.facebook.com/Frontier4Wheelers
They might be able to point you to some that are closer to ya.

I am still new to Montana so not sure what you mean by the breaks or south of the UL bend....

Thanks, I'll give them a looksee

No problem. Definitely need to plan for a long trip sometime though. Some of the best ones are a ways from both of us. I am going to go do Goose Lake in the summer (near Yellowstone) and would love if some of you guys could come to. It is really beautiful there and its a pretty rough trail in spots (some huge boulders) I'll probably camp at the bottom and one of the lakes and then at the top. Probably a 3 day trip.

Here is a video of Goose lake (not mine- nor is the music mine haha). Looks like they went around or didn't record some of the rough spots but it is a fun trail.


So if anyone wants to come around July/August (Too much snow in the Beartooths before that), I'll try and set it up.

It starts off pretty easy- The forest service did not like all mud so they made a road. Then it gets a little hard- a lot depending on when you go- lots of rocks and if at the right time of the year, lots of snow,mud and water. The last half is where it gets rougher- bigger rocks, steep hills etc.