For years we have used a homemade Overlanding trailer built by High School Students. We love it and it and it is just exactly what we have needed. Here recently we have acquired a Taxa Tigermoth trailer to use while on our Overlanding adventures. It is the first trailer we have had that we are able to get inside of. We can sit inside, sleep inside, get out of the weather inside and so much more, yet it is made where, even while inside, you still feel as if you are connected with the outdoors.

You can get a good look at this amazing trailer from Taxa Outdoors (designed by a former NASA Employee), in person or online at ...

Outback RV of Texas

Craig and the guys at Outback RV in Denton, TX are some amazing, standup guys and will treat you like family. Highly recommended.

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Tony and Joey are out in the shop doing gear talk. Today's topic is on WATER. How do you carry water and what are your different ways you are able to replenish, store and use water? In this episode of Gear Talk, Tony and Joey talk about their recent decisions to change their water setups, how they have improved their water setups and how satisfied they are in the changes.

Here are links to the gear we mention as upgrades to our current setups:

Tony

Overland Shower - www.adventuretrailrv.com

Transfer Pump from Amazon - FlowJoe Sinker

Joey

Transfer Pump from Amazon - FlowJoe Sinker

Wavian Can from Amazon - Wavian Can

12v Car Washer Kit from Amazon - Car Washer Kit

Dometic Faucet - Dometic Faucet

Camp Sinket - Camp Sink

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Tony and Joey come on LIVE with listeners who comment and question talking about this past weekend's listener retreat. The first annual BBNF listener retreat was held in Woolum, AR on the banks of the Buffalo National River. We talk gear setups, weather, food and More!

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Getting ready for the next adventures takes some planning, upgrading, installing, etc. You take the time to figure out what you didn't have that you needed the last time and what will make your life easier on the next. Its a process. I am getting ready for the first annual listeners retreat for the podcast and thinking about what I need and what I need to do.

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Joey and Tony sit down with Dakota from Oscar Mike Overland. "Oscar Mike" is a military term meaning "On the Move."

Oscar Mike Overland

Our mission is offering support to Veterans and First Responders by means of adventure therapy and getting them “on the move”. We feel the best way for us to do this is by providing them an opportunity to partake in our travels. To complete our mission, our adventures will be documented, their stories and hardships shared. Thanks to our sponsors and those who support us, we are able to provide the mission critical components they need for each trip; an off-road capable vehicle, a tent, camping gear, etc.

Listen to see what they are all about, how you can recommend someone you know for one of their trips, and how you can also support this amazing organization!

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Joey and Tony sit down and have a conversation about MOORE Expo that took place in April of 2023. They, along with the audience of the live show, discuss the highlights, booths they loved, new gear they saw and loved and much much MOORE!

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Chris Holloway, the Founder and CEO of MOORE Expo and Big Iron Overland Rally join Joey and Tony for a LIVE recording of the podcast. Chris shares the final touches and information pertaining to MOORE Expo 2023.

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Joey and Tony come on their live recording to talk about their recent trip with GoXPLORusa.com and how they endured a flash flood and lots of wet and mud. How do you keep things clean while camping in adverse weather in the outdoors? This and more is what they discuss in this new, riveting (well kinda) episode of BROfessor BATS and Friends!

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Joey and Tony get together with Danielle and Brad from GoXplorUSA (www.goxplorusa.com) and talk about their recent trip throughout the Ouachita National Forest in Arkansas. There were tons of issues they had to deal with, severe weather, and many different roadblocks...BUT in the end it was a very memorable time and wonderful memories were made!

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For the past 2 years over Christmas and New Year's, I have spent at Big Bend National Park and the surrounding area. I was looking for a place in the winter to escape the bitter cold that we have each year in Arkansas. I figured if I went as far south in Texas as I could go, it would be warm and beautiful and we would have a great time exploring. Before we left the first time, I had done a little research on the area, taking in some information, as I had never been there before. I wanted to have a clue before we got down there so we could make the most of our time. After being there and seeing it for myself, I have a newfound love for this area of the country and a desire to go back and visit again, as it truly is impossible to see it all in one or two short trips.

Big Bend National Park is located in Southwest Texas along the border with Mexico. The Rio Grande River stretches 118 miles along the border forming the boundary of the park and separating it from our southern neighbors. Big Bend gets its name from the bend in the River at that particular spot where the park is located. It is one of the largest, most remote and least visited parks in all of the United States. It was inducted as an International Dark-Sky Park in 2012 due to its remote location and low level of light pollution. Many measurements have logged Big Bend as having the darkest skies in the United States.

We will offer our TOP 10 things that we did while we were there with helpful tips and tricks that you can use when planning your trip to the great open dark skies of South Texas.

Thank you for listening! Special thanks to Trail Rated Coffee for sponsoring this podcast!  Visit www.trailratedcoffee.com to see what amazing blends they have for you!

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