Chuckie, Jez and my co-worker’s dad on land he leases. We got a tour today and I’m taking a few days off this week to set heavy. Definite fox and coyote and coon and even a little creek so hopefully will get some mink action as well! Funny how fast you can make friends with someone else who loves the outdoors. These guys had no problem shooting the breeze and bantering and little Jez ran her butt off and peed on everything!
My co worker and her dad took me turkey hunting this spring and have been lamenting the predators around. Hopefully I can help them and also gain some experience. We will see!

Good luck

Have fun, tight chains.

How many sets do you plan to get out?..come on

I wanna put out at least 6 coilsprings. Six DP.
If I have time I will throw a couple conibear in the creek

I can’t carry too much more than that

10-4 …. Good luck…Over

Carry??? Looks like you can drive right to them!

Not with a rear wheel drive ranger, bud

… that terrain don’t look like nothing… the danger ranger should be able to handle it

… you can’t be scared your whole life

Love,

Savell

I’ll try.

… keep a come along and plenty of tow strap just in case

Leftlane said he would come and help lol

… like I said… get a come along

2wd's are fun off road. Don't let off in the thick stuff and park downhill.

Make sure its a locking rear end first.

Good tires and weight in the box helps a lot.
Couple of 5 foot chunks of RR Rail is good.

… nobody is putting train tracks in their truck

Looks like a good place to trap, get some good mud and snow tires and about 500 pounds in the back end of the ranger and go.

Chunk or two of scrap rail is good for weight-heavy and dont take away room in the box.
They also have bolt holes and make a great drag to grade a rough road full of potholes.

The rail also makes a good place to beat stuff on instead of the tailgate.

… don’t steal railroad tracks