Looking for a new hunting vehicle

[Quailnerd]

The 3.0? Buddy just got his 24 Sierra AT4 back after sitting for months at the dealership. Engine let loose at 37,000 miles.

Ive got 2 friends that let go under 50000… dangerous

 

[Springer22]

Haha right back at it, getting the season going

 

[airmedic1]

The 3.0? Buddy just got his 24 Sierra AT4 back after sitting for months at the dealership. Engine let loose at 37,000 miles.

I don't think that is common at least as far as I know. One of my buddies is on his third one, trades when he gets to 100k, the other is on his second. Neither have had any problems. I know of several others with various mileage and no problems but admittedly it's a small sample.

 

[Chessie 67]

I love my 2011 suburban!!!

 

[Goosemaster]

I used to always use a half ton pickup with a topper. That is the most versatile rig for bird hunting. Four-wheel drive of course.

 

[Limitless]

I used to always use a half ton pickup with a topper. That is the most versatile rig for bird hunting. Four-wheel drive of course.

A suburban has the topper built in.

 

[Mosby]

After 3 Suburbans I switched to a smaller Chevy Colorado. Benefits and drawbacks to both. My Colorado is easier to navigate on narrow trails and roads and a lot easier to turn around. It also has front and rear locking differential and higher clearance. Colorado with diesel gets about 24 mpg on highway but cost for fuel is higher, so probably a wash. I loved my 2001 Suburban Z71 but my 2018 Colorado is tough to beat for a hunting vehicle for me and my 2 dogs.