Which states with the most KR?
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I would have to agree...they are everywhere!
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Pretty neat-o stuff to be read about outside of General Discussions, Shines.
The IKRFTOC has been established since 2002. While it is a dormant group, there is a significant membership - all based here at f150online.com. We're recognized by both FoMoCo and King Ranch.
Note my signature.
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Note my signature.
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Are we way off topic, or what? (Is anything new on this forum)? 
Remember guys, it's all about leather care!
However, to get back to the OP's question, I think Arizona has a goodly share of KRs. Just two days ago, down in Portal (where we were camping along Cave Creek), I saw a 250 KR that looked like it had been "rode hard and put away wet". (except it was just pretty beat up and dirty). Not an old one either - maybe 2003-2004, sorry I'm not an expert.
And, I see them all the time in Tucson.
- Jack
Remember guys, it's all about leather care!
However, to get back to the OP's question, I think Arizona has a goodly share of KRs. Just two days ago, down in Portal (where we were camping along Cave Creek), I saw a 250 KR that looked like it had been "rode hard and put away wet". (except it was just pretty beat up and dirty). Not an old one either - maybe 2003-2004, sorry I'm not an expert.
And, I see them all the time in Tucson.
- Jack