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got my hunt'n truck!

Started by Ian johnson, December 08, 2007, 02:29:00 PM

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Ian johnson

just got back from the dealership with my dad and my first car, a used 04 ford ranger, once I get my license, I can drive myself on saturdays to go hunt!!  :bigsmyl:     :bigsmyl:    :bigsmyl:    :bigsmyl:
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53@29 sheepeater shaman recurve
52@29 66 bear grizzly
51@29 dryad orion td longbow

doug77

ahhh  to be young again. don't want to sound like your dad but be careful. and have fun

doug77

Rico


Billy

Congrats Ian!
Be safe out there on the Hiways and byways, as well as in the woods.
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longbowben

Watch the big mud holes,at 16 i had to call DAD because i got stuck in the creek NOT GOOD.
54" Hoots 57@28
60" MOAB 60@28
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fredbear92

Genesis 27:3 Now therefore take, I pray thee, thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow, and go out to the field, and take me some venison.

Bodork

Ian, you are gonna love it. I bought myself a used Nissan 4x4 this year. For the past 10 years I had to depend on a ride or get permission to use the company truck. (Had to clean all the tools out) In years past I went hunting at most 2 tomes a year. This year I've been out 8 or more times already. Season is over where I hunt but I learned a lot about the area and deer habits. I was 10 yards from a buck on the ground one day but he came in behind me and I had to let him walk. Look out next year! You'll love the freedom, but remember, a vehicle is a priviledge and not a right. It comes with alot of responsibility. Use it wisely. Good luck, Mike

bentpole

I had a '97 Ford Ranger Extended Cab. 2 wheel drive. It had a Mazda motor and trans made right here in Edison NJ at the Ford plant[since closed] The motor had 2 plugs per cylinder. Great little truck bare bones no AC, 5 speed standard tranny. . I put my first set of brakes on her at around 85,000 miles, good on gas too.That truck used to get stuck in the snow alot but it had more dead deer in the back of it then I have hair on my head! I traded it in when I hit around 140,000 The only thing I did to it was universals, brakes, tires, and oil changes. Good luck with her and good hunting.

T.J.

Awesome, that's a great first truck!!
"...Watching a buck turn back seeing his form melt away, a hunter will feel an inner smile. There's no other place he wishes to be and never does he feel more alive..."

~Gene Wensel (Primal Dreams)


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buckeye_hunter

Got my Ford Ranger stuck this morning!  Had a heck of a time gettin' it out of an unforseen hole!

-Charlie

sgrogg

I've got a 93 Ranger (deer hauler), it just keeps going, and going, and going.  You're gonna love it!  Have Fun!

buckeye_hunter

You will love that truck! I have 178,900 miles on mine with no hiccups.  The engine in those things lasts forever and they hold up really well.  Even when I do get it stuck in holes in the middle of nowhere, it comes out grinning.

-Charlie

fredbear92

Genesis 27:3 Now therefore take, I pray thee, thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow, and go out to the field, and take me some venison.

Ian johnson

will try to post pics this week
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53@29 sheepeater shaman recurve
52@29 66 bear grizzly
51@29 dryad orion td longbow

Danny Roberts

It's not an S-10 but I guess it'll do. Naw congrats !
DR

Killdeer

Great motivation to get your license! (I didn't get mine till I was 20.)

Killdeer~be safe, and don't crack a half-axle roughhousing!
Long, long afterward, in an oak I found the arrow, still unbroke;
And the song, from beginning to end, I found again in the heart of a friend.

~Longfellow

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Littlefeather

You did check to make sure it would squall the tires on dry pavement before you bought it didn't you? I wouldn't buy a truck unless it would do great burn-outs and cut a good doughnut in the muddy ditch. Glad you got a truck! Can I drive it?  :goldtooth:

Holm-Made

Try and keep it forever if you can.  I wish I would have kept my first truck.  Chad

tenbrook

Here is my rig.  A little inspiration for ya!


V I Archer

I drove an 87 2wd Ranger for a few years, hated hunting with it though, 2wd pickups on gravel roads aren't very fun.  It really restricted me to where I could go as I didn't want to push it too hard and be stranded.  On March 10 of this year my sweetheart gave the okay to get a new truck.




The truck I always wanted, I love the body style.  2004 Ford Ranger XLT stepside, 4.0 litre 6 cylinder, extra cab with wing doors, cruise, air, tilt, 6 disc mp3/cd player, skid plates, sport bucket seats, came with the canopy.  Only thing I didn't initally like was the carpet, I wanted a rubber floor I could easily hose the mud off of.  Only 30,000 Kilometeres when I bought it, and they included a full warranty until 2010.

I named her Charlene.  I want to get her a brush guard bumper, locking toneau instead of the canopy, and personalized license plates.  Oh and once the waranty is up, 3" lift.

Sorry to hijack your thread, but I really love my truck.  I am sure you will love yours too.
But be sure you live out the message and do not merely listen to it and so deceive yourself - James 1:22


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