I just have to laugh at other 4X4 owners
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magnumfan
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hows this. dead stock
well except for the rubber mats, Valentine 1, HIR High beams, shovels, tow straps, snow cables, handwinch, Etrex HCx GPS, plus the assortment of hunting kit that is often in the car..
magnumfan said:
hows this. dead stock
well except for the rubber mats, Valentine 1, HIR High beams, shovels, tow straps, snow cables, handwinch, Etrex HCx GPS, plus the assortment of hunting kit that is often in the car..
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Well its only hunted one season so far and I have to keep it somewhat nice, I use it to haul customers around in as a daily driver
But its been on the ranches I hunt on a bunch of times and been stuck in the snow at least 4 times now...and in white its hard to see scratches
anyway
J
ProMed said:
Well its only hunted one season so far and I have to keep it somewhat nice, I use it to haul customers around in as a daily driver
But its been on the ranches I hunt on a bunch of times and been stuck in the snow at least 4 times now...and in white its hard to see scratches
anyway
J
I also find it funny to see F250's, Tahoe's, and even Land Cruisers on chrome rims and huge tires. But who cares? It's their car, let them do what they please. We've all got our different likes, so if they like putting in 10" lifts on a vehicle that will never see dirt, well, it's up to them.
BTW, what do you hunt? And do you put it inside of the 4Runner when hauling it out or do you have a trailer? I can't imagine ever getting rid of the smell of a freshly field dressed deer in the cargo. This is one of the reasons why I want a Tacoma (I hunt duck, geese, deer, elk) so I can just spray off the bed. But I just love my 4Runner too much.
BTW, what do you hunt? And do you put it inside of the 4Runner when hauling it out or do you have a trailer? I can't imagine ever getting rid of the smell of a freshly field dressed deer in the cargo. This is one of the reasons why I want a Tacoma (I hunt duck, geese, deer, elk) so I can just spray off the bed. But I just love my 4Runner too much.
magnumfan
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Hey Falls, high centering it
Playing in snow deep enough with the air temp at just the right degree to allow the T4R to lift itself off of its tires, ice under neath and snow just firm enough to lift the car up
walk around in the snow and you immediately sink to your knee with each step
joe
Falls said:
Hey Falls, high centering it
Playing in snow deep enough with the air temp at just the right degree to allow the T4R to lift itself off of its tires, ice under neath and snow just firm enough to lift the car up
walk around in the snow and you immediately sink to your knee with each step
joe
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Columbian black tail and black bear primarily
So I had a chevy tahoe 4x4 before this and that had a lot of animals in the back, this toyota has only had one blacktail todate in it.
but I must admit I am careful to not be carrying a whole gutted animal in the back, I tend to rough butcher in the field and then do the first clean up back at camp, then the final clean up and portioning at home. Yes its a bit smelly - but hell Im a hunter... not a problem.
all the best
Joe
p nut said:
So I had a chevy tahoe 4x4 before this and that had a lot of animals in the back, this toyota has only had one blacktail todate in it.
but I must admit I am careful to not be carrying a whole gutted animal in the back, I tend to rough butcher in the field and then do the first clean up back at camp, then the final clean up and portioning at home. Yes its a bit smelly - but hell Im a hunter... not a problem.
all the best
Joe
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