Tree Man Sam
New Member
Hello chaps,
Following my first post (a rather rude wanted add
) I thought I better introduce myself properly. I'm a forestry/land management student (who seems to spend more time working than studying). I've just bought my first landy (Hurrah) but my parents have had them for years due to farming and shooting, so I know my way around. I'm not into custom off-roaders or big lift stuff, just useful gear that works. The idea of an overland trip appeals though I must admit. I spent lots of time deer stalking and guiding stalkers, as well as wild camping from canoes and when climbing, so a Landy is a pretty practical truck for me, not to mention being one of the few things that copes with forestry work.
atb
Sam
Following my first post (a rather rude wanted add
) I thought I better introduce myself properly. I'm a forestry/land management student (who seems to spend more time working than studying). I've just bought my first landy (Hurrah) but my parents have had them for years due to farming and shooting, so I know my way around. I'm not into custom off-roaders or big lift stuff, just useful gear that works. The idea of an overland trip appeals though I must admit. I spent lots of time deer stalking and guiding stalkers, as well as wild camping from canoes and when climbing, so a Landy is a pretty practical truck for me, not to mention being one of the few things that copes with forestry work. atb
Sam
