What's your hunting rig?

[Alan]

Let's see what everyone's driving to trailheads. I want to hear about the vehicles that just won't quit.
Drop your make, model, and mileage below. Bonus points if you've got a story about it getting you out of a bad situation..

 

[Quark]

Let's see what everyone's driving to trailheads. I want to hear about the vehicles that just won't quit.
Drop your make, model, and mileage below. Bonus points if you've got a story about it getting you out of a bad situation..

Back when I was hunting my long bow and my handgun were my primary hunting tools.

 

[Hawked]

My 2015 Toyota Tacoma has 180,000 miles on it. It’s seen it all and it's never quit on me. Even pulled my buddy's truck out of a ditch once.

 

[Alan]

Back when I was hunting my long bow and my handgun were my primary hunting tools.

What were you usually hunting?

 

[Alan]

My 2015 Toyota Tacoma has 180,000 miles on it. It’s seen it all and it's never quit on me. Even pulled my buddy's truck out of a ditch once.

That’s exactly why Tacomas get legendary status. 180k and still saving the day is impressive.

 

[Quark]

What were you usually hunting?

Mostly Mulies and Pronghorns. I usually had a tag for elk and bear but never really tried all that hard for either. I just like to hike in the woods and mountains in the Fall and carry just in case something legal came my way. Both were light to carry instead of a rifle.

 

[Howdy]

My 2006 Tundra has about 345,000 miles on it and keeps on running. I have a SxS too, but the pickup with an 8' bed is easier to load Elk into. I keep a sheet of 3/4" plywood in the bed and use it as a ramp to come-a-long the carcass into the back.