Scouting for Elk
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Wow, and a classic example at that! Those things are everywhere in the cities up here. Unfortunately, they don't fit on the back roads though the owners try very hard sometimes.
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That's a fat old boy. He'll do. Where did you find him? Doesn't look too concerned about having his picture taken.
In the Lost Coast area in Northern California.....no hunting there.....and he knows it.
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Yes I'm pretty sure he is a Tule. We have quiet a few around where we live.
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Nice RAM. I bet dollars to donuts that you know how and where to drive though. I'll post up some pictures of the typical skid road around here and you can tell me if the bro-dozer in that other picture would fit. :jaja-no:
I have a 2001 Dodge 2500 diesel 4x4 6 speed with an exhaust break. I love that truck!
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No where near BroDozer status. Needs 8" of lift with multiple remote Fox shocks, 36"+ tires on 20"+ wheels that are of course black, diesel stacks coming out of the bed, huge bumpers, lots-o-lights, a "SKIN" decal covering the back window.
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Wow, you guys make me feel inadequate. 1999 K2500 Suburban, 454, 4L80E Trans, some off the wall transfer case from the usual suspect that they only made two years, 14 bolt corporate rear axle with corporate locker and 255/85R16 mud tires. The build sheet says RPO Z71, but it's before the Z71 was sticker. Who knows...it hauls all my stuff where it needs to go.
If I could figure out how to make the transfer case manual, I'd do it in a microsecond.
Thanks! Hauled gooseneck horse trailer with living quarters and 3 horse slant with two horses and a bunch of hay to Colorado to go elk hunting. Towed it no problem. I'm usually towing something with it.
Colorado. We woke up to the snow. Was none at all when we went to sleep.
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