Del Albright

                                      Cal4Wheel's 2022 Win-A-Jeep Tickets on Sale                                                      By Del Albright, Cal4wheel Life Member The 2022 Win-A-Jeep from the California 4WD Association (Cal4wheel) is an amazing Nacho JL decked out by Master Builder Metalcloak with the Adventure Rack System.  Whether you want to go overlanding, picnicking, rock crawling or sight seeing, this Jeep will do everything and make you look good! $20/ticket and worth every penny for a chance to win this baby. Get tickets and learn ...

                                       VINTAGE CHAMPION BOAT FOUND A NEW HOME                                                                      By Del Albright Our fishing/photojournalism business has acquired a "new" used Champion Bass Boat to increase our ability to carry a passenger, pack more photo gear, have more room and go a bit faster in competitive situations. It's a 1991 Champion DCR 184 with a 175hp Direct Injection Mercury ProXS.  The old boat (above) ...

 Warn has added Fab Fours to their team which also includes Factor 55 and Fabtech.  Clackamas, OR (August 4, 2021) – Warn Industries today announced the acquisition of substantially all of the business and assets of Fab Fours, Inc., a leading manufacturer of fabricated mounting solutions for trucks and Jeeps. Fab Fours’ product offering includes various metal fabricated truck and Jeep bumper and accessory options. The company was founded in 2004 and is known for its vision, innovation, and willingness to take risks by developing polarizing concept vehicles like “Kymera” and award winning products including the “Grumper” combination grille and bumper, which has received multiple awards, including the “Showstopper” award from SEMA.  Read entire press release here:  https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/6188126320707991112/9077752557996832050

 Re-posted from CA Fish & Wildlife Know the Laws When Bringing Deer or Elk Into California The California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 712 governs the importation of hunter-harvested deer and elk into California. It is unlawful to import, or possess any hunter harvested deer or elk (cervid) carcass or parts of any cervid carcass imported into the state, except for the following body parts: portions of meat with no part of the spinal column, brain or head attached (other bones, such as legs and shoulders, may be attached). hides and capes (no spinal column, brain tissue or head may be attached). clean skull plates (no brain tissue may be present) with antlers attached. antlers with no meat or tissue attached, except legally harvested and possessed antlers in the velvet stage are allowed, if no meat, brain or other tissue is attached. finished taxidermy mounts with no meat or tissue attached (antlers in the velvet stage are allowed if no meat, brain or other...