Hi,
Tactical vehicles huh.......
Sincerely,
Theis
Tactical vehicles huh.......
Sincerely,
Theis
lol. Vehicles that you own, not dream vehicles. Hell, if we were doing that, I’d want a Warthog!!!
Hi,
But I do "own" them when I am there.....they are tools from the boss.
Sincerely,
Theis
But I do "own" them when I am there.....they are tools from the boss.
Sincerely,
Theis
Hi,
Then we have the journalist disposal "tactical" vehicle as shown here...
Sincerely,
Theis
Then we have the journalist disposal "tactical" vehicle as shown here...
Sincerely,
Theis
Doesn't have all the fancy doohickies that seem so popular these days, but it's as close to my dream truck as could be had. I wanted a diesel, manual trans, manual transfer case and a long bed which are apparently things that nobody wants so I had to do a special order. Only have 5k miles on it so far, but I love it.
Yeah unless you get a 53 block. I bought one before I knew any better...
Here is mine. 2005 Excursion 4x4 with the 6.0 diesel that has been bullet proofed. Sadly it is for sale. However I have found that if you over price something that it won't sell. So all is good. I still own it.
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If Uncle Sam lets you borrow those I want to be your friend.
2014 Ram 1500 4x4, 5.7 Hemi. Pretty basic truck, but it gets me where I want to go.
Varies, depending on the application
I miss that boat. I had that thing tricked out right.
Most days now I just hunt from the garage or the kitchen.
I miss that boat. I had that thing tricked out right.
Most days now I just hunt from the garage or the kitchen.
I just think the premise is goofy. I’m sure some members are guides who have such vehicles, but most people don’t need a special, purpose built vehicle for hunting or “tactical” (whatever the hell that means). If those trucks are hunting/tactical vehicles then so is my Honda Pilot, because I’ve transpoed a dozen deer in it since I took over ownership from my wife...
I’ll never have a cool truck, because I get my wife’s second hand cars. I honestly could care less. I’m not a car guy. I just want something that ‘I don’t have to fix or screw with all the time. Reliability is my #1 thing. The last car I bought for me was a 740il. It had quite a few deer in the trunk in its 10 year. 280,000mi life.
I’ll never have a cool truck, because I get my wife’s second hand cars. I honestly could care less. I’m not a car guy. I just want something that ‘I don’t have to fix or screw with all the time. Reliability is my #1 thing. The last car I bought for me was a 740il. It had quite a few deer in the trunk in its 10 year. 280,000mi life.
I think it makes sense to have an older truck for knocking around. It's no big deal watching a rifle slide off the hood with a turret digging the paint or the screeching sound of limbs on the sides when off road. The trucks posted here really don't fit hunting truck IMO. Too nice.
My hunting buddy has one. He drives it through the woods, over stumps, through mud holes that could be stocked.
He even ran over the deer on the right, breaking one side of the rack loose from the skull, on a logging road when he was going back in to retrieve it after shooting with the muzzleloader. Then he came to my area and helped me collect mine (left). One of those incredible mornings!
Sage rat hunter
This isn't mine but I was impressed with the transformation. I'd never seen a Suburban altered like this, makes good sense IMO.
This isn't mine but I was impressed with the transformation. I'd never seen a Suburban altered like this, makes good sense IMO.
I use my everyday driver a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon for my self guided prairie dog hunts. I have a hood mounted shooting table that's hinged that stores in the back and provides a solid platform. I have range cards for various calibers and bullet weights (.260, 6br, etc) stapled to the deck. Sandbags use carabiners and shoestrings to not get lost. Been using this setup since 2012. Easy work to roll from town to town.
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You’re clearly over invested in gun and vehicle for killing creatures. Just my style! Been eyeing a new JL Rubi but it’ll be a hunting truck and it makes more sense for me to get one second hand.
I love it. I have a Bed-Slide in the back of my truck that extends out 4’ beyond the tailgate. I use it for sitting and prone shooting. The tonneau cover keeps me dry in the wet Western WA weather.
Those look a lot like the Sandhill Cranes we have here in FL.
Stealth is good, for everything but offroading I have an old Mini Cooper. The Mini is practically invisible in my environment.
Hi,
For getting to the range in Donbass to do tactical things lolol.
Sincerely,
Theis
For getting to the range in Donbass to do tactical things lolol.
Sincerely,
Theis
Yep, those are sandhill cranes. We can't hunt them here, unless you call running them over with your minivan hunting.
The central flyway states have the luxury of keeping the population in check and partaking in as @Fig put it, rib eye of the sky.
Yum, yum...
The first rule of SHCs is you don’t talk about SHCs.
3/day, 9/possession
I have buddies who chase them from Texas to Canada.
3/day, 9/possession
I have buddies who chase them from Texas to Canada.
I'm diggin that gold label SkyScrapin. Only a few more weeks until I take mine up to Kansas to blast some more Chinese chickens. It sure is a joy to carry but those first few Kent FastLeads after a night at the bar are a little jarring
Sage rat hunter
This isn't mine but I was impressed with the transformation. I'd never seen a Suburban altered like this, makes good sense IMO.
Pretty bad a$$ !!
Easier to load all his bulk vape crap he just bought, haha!
Hey... it's AWD, twin turbo'd, and 6mt. It's also relatively low key. 2000 Audi S4.
That is next door. Well it used to be. Lasted about 30 days.
I just released A bit of vapor from my ass in your honor. FYI I think they were selling more than vaping supplies.
