Preparing equipment for coyotes

Son and I are gonna get after them harder this yr. Back to quad usage.

I've got to order some parts for my quad to get it ready for this season.

mines ready and waiting. They sure do make it handy to get in and out of these places,haul firewood,pull kids on sleds,getting to camping areas off the beaten path,plowing snow

etc.

i really need to get one but its just not in the cards right now. plus i like the heater in my 1500 plus the topper keeps equipment dry and stored nicely.

used one of these in my govt job and drove in and out of pickup bed for remote usage in huge pastures etc. Just back the truck into a ditch and ride them out. Milk crates hold equipment fine. They also carry cage traps nicely. This blue one Has high low range,differential lock,,2 wheel drive,4 wheel drive and is identical to the one I had in govt service. I like it better than my honda"s.

I have an older Kasaki I picked up I need to get running. Electrical issues I'm sure just haven't found the time to start chasing wires.

This suzuki has 6400 miles on it.....1993 model and been great. Its a tank,even has glove box and cigarette lighter (dont smoke)cellphone charger.

After sitting in the garage for past 3 years, I just got my old 1987 Kawasaki Bayou going again. New carb kit, brakes and tires runs just like when I bought it in 1986... 2x4, 300 cc also cheap on gas.

Looking forward to haul some yotes.

I finally washed the blood off of my quad from last year. She does need some work though before the season starts. She is an old work horse, Polaris 600, 2004 model 30 miles short of 11000 miles and still runs good.