Hunting vehicle

[colorado]

2000 LX470 (land cruiser)

 

[Tundra Tiger]

Here's my main 1-2 punch for moose and caribou - a 20' Alumaweld and a 15" Kaboat. Probably not what you meant but...

 

[Sideshow]

 

[SaintPanzer]

1998 Defender 90

 

[Flipper Dude]

 

[Nevada Mike]

 

[Jon Glajchen]

 

[Safari Dave]

You have a VERY solid hunting SUV.

I'm driving a 2004 Lexus GX 470, and, so far, it has been the best vehicle I've ever owned.


and I've owned:

1972 Toyota FJ40
1974 Toyota FJ55
1986 Toyota FJ60 - still own
1968 Land Rover Series IIA
1972 Land Rover Series III
3 Jeeps (all junk)
Dodge Ram Diesel 4x4 Truck - still own


I don't particularly like trucks, because I don't like all of my gear to get dusty or stolen, and I've never found a way great way to prevent it.

 

[Nevada Mike]

Also have owned some Landcruisers:

1972 FJ40
1986 FJ60

Still Have:
1993 HZJ73 - great back country truck
2001 100 Series (my road car)
1996 FZJ80
1947 CJ2A
2001 F350

All my vehicles are "hunting vehicles".

 

[Grumpy gumpy]

2012 landcruiser for when I have victims …..er….visitors whom I take out , or I feel like some comfort

The 1994 75’ series work ute for everyday use . It’s currently 4*C here , so a bit "frosty" hence the wet look.
And yes, that is animal blood on the bonnet from last night, must wash it off.
Gumpy

 

[wvfred]

I've been happy with my 2023 Toyota 4 runner but have been looking at the new land cruisers but not crazy about them being a hybrid.

 

[yamoon]

2016 F250 4x4, bought it new just for hunting.
Mike

 

[HankBuck]

I've been happy with my 2023 Toyota 4 runner but have been looking at the new land cruisers but not crazy about them being a hybrid.

@wvfred - I agree with your concerns about Hybrids because when that battery fails it’s a $7000+ replacement. But, last year I purchased a Toyota Highlander XL “Hybrid” and heres why: 1). 10 Year/150,000 mile warranty on the battery - Not prorated. 2). 36 mpg City & 34mpg Hwy (correct - gets better Mileage City) AND after a year and 24,000 miles it really always gets that mileage or better (500-550 miles range between Fill Ups). Very pleased so far. I would NOT get a full EV but like the Hybrid for the excellent mileage without being totally relying on a Battery. However, the horse power is lacking (4 cyl engine) and I would NEVER TOW anything - or at Most 1500 lbs.
It also has moderate Off Road capability, AWD, decent ground clearance, better on a wet road then a pick up truck. For a cross Country hunting trip with 2 guys, 2 dogs, gear, and Not going too far off road - I would not hesitate to use this vehicle, the gas mileage alone on a 2000+ mile trip would save $100s. It’s Not a real “Hunting Rig” like my Ram 1500 but for most hunts it would be great.

 

[Nevada Mike]

I've been happy with my 2023 Toyota 4 runner but have been looking at the new land cruisers but not crazy about them being a hybrid.

I think the last GREAT Landcruiser was the FZJ 80... just about perfect (with lockers), solid front axles, coils springs all around and a ton of torque.

Here's another 'hunting vehicle'...

 

[Stetsonham]

2012 ram 2500 with my camping set up

 

[Kevin Peacocke]

1950 80 inch Series 1

 

[Sika98k]

I was a masochist

 

[colorado]

I think the last GREAT Landcruiser was the FZJ 80... just about perfect (with lockers), solid front axles, coils springs all around and a ton of torque.

Here's another 'hunting vehicle'...

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Don't disagree. Mine's the soccer Mom version. Still very capable offroad, but a better daily driver.

 

[Nevada Mike]

A Lexus... a Land Cruiser with more trim and softer suspension? I like my 100 series as a road car and sometime off-roader. For the rough country locally i use my HZJ73 - tough and cheap to run. I set it up with gun box/gear storage unit and 2 dog aluminum kennel box. Works for me.

 

[fourfive8]

Here ya go. ‘Tis the season for idjuts. Kia Telluride just up hill here above Telluride.