Stalking / Hunting Vehicles
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Darren1234
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L200 twin cab keeps the smell and blood in the back then just wash it out with hose pipe
+1 with some m/t tyres on,
my previous one was a swb pajero, with rear seats removed, modified, 35'' simex tyres, front rear lockers, go anywhere, still have it set in the barn for the challenging of the carcass recoveries
one of the most reliable cars ive ever owned and have owned her for 12 years.
+1 with some m/t tyres on,
my previous one was a swb pajero, with rear seats removed, modified, 35'' simex tyres, front rear lockers, go anywhere, still have it set in the barn for the challenging of the carcass recoveries
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Nice that
Jimny with 2" lift. Goes most places
+1
pjkaz
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+ 1 on the l200 I will never get the hang of the indicator and wiper being the wrong way round .Paul
kenbro
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Snap, nearly.
TD5, 9 seats, Nearly 13 years old. Disco gears in tranfer box from new, raises road ratios by 15%), no cat, chipped from new by main dealer for economy, no cooling fan on engine and 35 mpg, if i keep to 60ish on M way. 162,000 and not let us down (Yet!). Next vehicle will probably be a hearse.
Ken.
I don't know if this thread has been done already, but what are stalkers using as their preferred vehicle of choice for hunting?
Mine is a Land Rover 110 CSW, 1983. Presently undergoing a full restoration and 300tdi conversion.
TD5, 9 seats, Nearly 13 years old. Disco gears in tranfer box from new, raises road ratios by 15%), no cat, chipped from new by main dealer for economy, no cooling fan on engine and 35 mpg, if i keep to 60ish on M way. 162,000 and not let us down (Yet!). Next vehicle will probably be a hearse.
Ken.
levigsp
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To much water up here even for thatHilux Myself, but saw this on Ebay a wee while back and thought for some of the wetter parts of the country (Caithness) this might be an ideal machine for recovery of beasts. View attachment 91844View attachment 91845
Aye with the thaw the last few days it will be pretty damp
Cheers
A.M.
Cheers
A.M.
rogeydodge
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Road legal Polaris Ranger XP
Got me in some right funny places for recovery, snow covered muddy ground that the farmer won't take his mule over to some seriously steep bankings and river crossings. Standard bar 2 inch lift and oversized tyres, all for 500 quid
That made me laugh. You need to get some mud on your Rover mate, and stop talking about driving them on motorways, they don’t like it. 162,000 miles without a break down has gotta be a bloody record for a Land Rover???
tackb
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and i'll hazard a teeny exaggeration........
It was all down hill !
Still brakes and bearings to go wrong, arms and bushes... balljoints... You know they can't go more than a couple of weeks without one of them falling off or shearing
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