Post your hunting rigs!

Perfect! I had the tracks installed when I ordered the topper but never purchased the rails because I really didn't need them. Until now. Without a place to tie off a tarp on top I've struggled to secure it to the truck, can't believe I never thought of putting a rail on. Thank you!! Great view....

 

any squirrel lovers? haven't hunted big game in a while I have more fun small game hunting.

 

Last rabbit hunt to end the early season in PA.

 

They are Wilson Snipe. There were several of us hunting. Thanks.

 

So snipe ARE real?! lol

 

LOL...yep, and a LOT of fun to hunt.

 

Great photos! I can't wait till I can contribute to this thread.

 

If they are anything like our snipe, you need to be quite a shot to get a tailgate like that. Congrats!

 

From scouting two weeks ago. Can't find a picture of my ranger but the side by side gets out quite a bit too.

 

Bird hunting 2015 in north Maine woods.

 

Can you tell me more about your winch setup? And maybe a link to your roof top crossbar?? I'm diggin your setup!

 

American squirrels looks so big! 2x ours up here! The black ones are big but we only find them near cities so can't shoot them haha

 

Now that is what I call a true Sport.

 

My winch is an old Warn X8000i in a Warn external carrier. The winch attaches to the truck via a CBI Offroad Fab hidden front hitch. I love it, but wish it had recovery points like the Mobtown Offroad hitch has. The truck is wired so that I can use the winch on either the front hitch or the rear hitch.



The roof rack on the cab is a Yakima Q tower setup. The towers on the rear are an old Yakima product which is no longer available called locking rail riders. They still have a similar product available, so does Thule.

 

Good looking pack of beagles. One of my favorite breeds.

 

Those are the most snipe I have ever seen at one time. You guys are really good shots.

 

Here's my daily driver/hunting rig. The ditch lights & light bar work great on those dark back roads.

 

Agree! Snipe and woodcock both fly side to side erratically, there is no such thing as a straightaway shot. And no Sporting Clays course has been able to reproduce the flight of either IME, and snipe are more erratic than woodcock and even harder to hit. Rails aren't even in the same ballpark, technically a coot is a rail and even Bald Eagles find them relatively easy pickings when talking marsh birds.

 

HaHa...I appreciate yalls appreciation for the wingshooting displayed by killing those snipe. I'll pass it on to my son (in the picture) because he killed more than all the adults there. For whatever reason, he's always been an exceptional wingshot.

 

we have some small ones I just picked off some fat ones that day that lived in a den tree with a huge food source.