Dodge!! What gives, I thought I was your friend. hehe. It's a 2008 Chevy Avalanche that went on a few cross country trips and many mountain trips along with other questionable areas we probably shouldn't have gone with it. Has over 300k km's on it so she's been around and a little beat up, still runs but not quite mountain reliable anymore. There is always that guy! We were ready but we didn't get the full show, would have been funny. I was cheering for the rams, we could have turned that into a betting sport. I wonder how he would have explained that to the insurance company.
I love that 300mm and hardly leave without it although 70-200 is nice too. I have my 18-200 that's my work horse but it's nice to have that extra range for wildlife. I still want to get a bigger one someday like a 500 or 600 mm, easier for birds and bears but I'm going to focus on getting my mirror-less camera first since the one I want has a lofty price. I could get it but I want to wait until the covid stuff settles because it disrupted my work unless I get a job soon and work until winter, then I will get it in the fall. I still have my income tax $$ I haven't cashed in yet ready for that.
RE: Failed hiking and the Bighorn Sheep jackpot