Archive for January 2012

Muck Boots: The Arctic Pro Extreme lives up To Its Name

Muck Boots: The Arctic Pro Extreme lives up To Its Name
The Arctic Pro Camo Professional Extreme-Conditions Sport Boot Specifications: The **NEW** Arctic Pro Camo 16″ boot features all of the standard Muck Boot™ features plus a fleece lining, stretch-fit topline binding to snug the leg to keep warmth in and cold out and and 8mm CR flex-foam bootie with four-way stretch nylon. This boot is... Read more »
By Cory Yarmuth,
January 27, 2012 at 8:25 am • 

Truck Accessories: Truck Tops Vs. Truck Lids

Truck Accessories: Truck Tops Vs. Truck Lids
As a second installment to the Trick My Truck series I wanted to discuss a topic that has been brought up by a few people who read my last entry. What kind of top should I get? I spoke with Lee Mikos, Vice President of Tri-County Truck Accessories and he was a wealth of knowledge... Read more »
By Cory Yarmuth,
January 23, 2012 at 11:16 am • 

To Ink or Not to Ink? The Tattoo Question

To Ink or Not to Ink? The Tattoo Question
I know this may seem a bit out of the ordinary for something that you would see from me, but it is something that sits in the back of my mind and I just can’t shake the idea.  I want ink! Crazy? Stupid? Unnecessary? yes all of those thought pop up, but it still doesn’t... Read more »
By Cory Yarmuth,
January 19, 2012 at 9:33 am • 
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Tri-County Truck Tops:Truck Accessories, the Series

Tri-County Truck Tops:Truck Accessories, the Series
As an avid outdoorsman I am always adding more and more gear to my overwhelming collection.  To an outsider I guess you would come to the conclusion that I may be an Organized Hoarder.  However, all the gear  has a purpose and a use and without it I couldn’t do my job, both with clients... Read more »
By Cory Yarmuth,
January 10, 2012 at 9:35 am • 

Lakers, Browns, and Open Water, Oh my!

Lakers, Browns, and Open Water, Oh my!
Would you believe it was January 8th out? With 22deg early morning temperatures we arrived at the launch to find that there was no ice to be seen except for the ice near the water on the ramp. The ice was just enough to cause problems if you backed in too far, but doing this... Read more »
By Cory Yarmuth,
January 9, 2012 at 7:51 am •