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I can see the mud appeal....but not bad enough to gamble on the wrecker bill! So long as is legal area, then enjoy!

One of the big reasons I see fat dogs at the clinic.

I got my last set of trailer tires at Big O. And yes, go with radials.

Think I drooled on my key board.

Can only hope...

I had the same thought!

Dang cool! The luxury version of an Pinz or Unimog.

Shell on the truck. Got a used one a few weeks ago of KSL for $600. Love the space that gives us when camping/packing to trips. Still allows dog hauling (just be sure to be careful in hot weather.)

I have loved my 2003 Mitsubishi Montero Sport. Comfortable family rig (was my daily driver for years before handing it over to my daughter). Capable with minimal modifications (2" lift and 33s, has done Kane Creek, Poison Spider Mesa). Exceptionally reliable. Has around 180K miles and...

Cost of hunting, just like any hobby, is far from the point. If my primary concern was saving money, I would drive a Hyundai, sell the boat and horses and just sit around at home. But then mental health care and medical bills would in the end cost me way more! Not to mention the time all my...

I think the real question comes down to what you are towing- both weight and design. My boat, probably 6-7k with trailer, gear and fuel and obviously fairly streamlined is a totally different beast to tow than loaded horse trailer (10,000 pounds plus) that is tall and fairly flat front...

Welcome, and sharp rig!

Last month in an effort to free up some cash I sold my '05 Ram 2500 CTD with about 140k miles, bought an '04 Chevy Duramax with 315,000 miles. Even with initial repairs and tires, pocketed $6,000 in the deal. Estimated we had been averaging over $2,000 a year the last 3-4 years on the Ram for...

Yea, hunting is about as cost effective as, I don't know...4 wheeling? :D

Sweet! Where?

Nice buck! Glad you had good hunts.

Sold our 2005 Dodge Cummins and went with 2004 Chevy 2500 HD, Duramax with Allisons auto tranny. Pretty high miles- 315k, but process freed up a bunch of cash.

For a couple of years we towed our boat, 5500-6000 pounds with fuel and gear, with a Yukon XL. Did a decent job and no real complaints on performance. I think you would be very happy with the 2000 Suburban for your purpose. If you are not hauling gear, the comfort and seating is a huge plus...

where in Korea are you stationed?

Here in AR? Moved out of there (temporarily now on Clark St) at end of August.