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This episode of the Off Road Podcast is Sponsored by WARN, Medical Gear Outfitters, and Colby Valve.

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Tonight, Aaron cuts more metal, Coy lights up some grass , & Ben gets burned 

Welcome to the off-road podcast. A podcast about everything off-road. We cover the news, review products, and interview people in the off road industry.  Your hosts tonight are Aaron, Coy, & my name is Ben.  Welcome to the show.

Coy – yard work with fire

Aaron – Worked on my shop a bunch.  Lead a trauma 1st aid class for friends.

Ben – failed to achieve a goal over the weekend and this fixed a problem and leveled some land

Earth Day trail clean up, April 22nd

Mark your calendars get out of your computer chairs and hit the trail what trail any trail and grab some trash any little bit help its earth day whats the worst that can happen

Patriotpatch.co 

We also want to thank our sponsor Patriot Patch. Head over to Patriotpatch.co and check out their selection of great patches, shirts, cleaning mats, signs , and stickers.  You can also join the patch of the month club for 15 bucks and receive a patch, matching sticker, and artist proof each month.

Our patches $13 shipped in the US for one and $10 for any additional.  Or $10 picked up from us in person.  Just send us a message through any of our channels and we can set you up with a Paypal link.

News brought to you by Colby Valve

• Coy is a host!

• Pavement haters club

• Ford’s patent puts a double pivot on the pickup truck’s midgate.
  • Only for unibody trucks
  • Its a pivotal pass through that replaces the back of the cab and the front of the bed

• A Lifted Lawn Mower Makes a Surprisingly Great (and Cheap) Off-Road Toy
  • Cheaper then most vehicles
  • Need to do the modifications yourselves
  • Given the cost and affordability of parts looks fun
• NPS says don’t push down your slow friends if a bear is after you
  • Identify yourself by talking calmly so the bear knows you aren’t prey.
  • Remain still and stand your ground, but slowly wave your arms.
  • Stay calm. Remember that most bears do not want to attack, they just want to be left alone.
  • if the attacker is a brown or grizzly bear, play dead. Lay flat on your stomach with hands behind your neck, and spread your legs so it’s harder for the animal to turn you over. Stay still until the bear leaves the area, but if you have to fight back, use whatever you have on hand to hit it in the face.
  • When it comes to black bears, do not play dead. Escape to a nearby car or building if you can. If not, fight back and concentrate your blows on the bear’s face and muzzle.
  • Considering we are off-roaders consider bear mace and if all else fails shoot it

Contest:  On May 8th we will be doing a show with Andy from Warn about recovery stories.  Leading up to that show we would like you, our listeners, to write in to us with your own personal stories of when you recovered someone or were recovered yourself.  We’ll be picking one story at random to win a Warn Medium Duty Accessory Kit!

Main Topic powered by WARN  

• Won the 100k lottery
• Spent 30k each with 10k left over to fund the trip
• Street legal
• Driving to Alaska in the Spring
• 5 weeks round trip

Coy
Ben

Aaron

Closing Statements

Thanks everyone who listens to us weekly and also to those who watch us live on YouTube.  We really appreciate you.  Please share us with your friends and help us grow.  God bless America!
Don’t Forget to visit Patriot Patch and join the patch of the month club. Check out our Gaia affiliate link for up to 40% off. Also, don’t forget to head over to Warn, Medical Gear Outfitters, and Colby Valve to see all their great gear. We are a proud part of the firearms radio network. Got a question or comment?  Send it to us through our webpage at firearmsradio.net or through our social media channels by searching for Off Road Podcast.  Also, you can listen to us live at overlandradio.com Mondays at 7pm Pacific.  When offroad please remember to have fun, tread lightly, be safe and courteous. Thanks for listening.