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Find the bird in the phot.

How is your season going fellas? I have been enjoying the woodcock season in NE. Here are there I pop those stupid pheasants too.

What is the number for towing? Yes, for Supercab that payload is not too uncommon. I might be wrong, but I can't name a crew cub with comparable payload

Congratulations! This is a slick looking truck. Is there difference between the riding and handling qualities between this one and the previous one? This is great! It is virtually imposable to find this payload among the crew cab 1500 trucks, including the Tundra.

Any modern US track that's got factory a locker and AT tires can do that. Right from the dealership. There was a dude who drove his bright new GM 1500 3.0 diesel from Seattle to Deadhorse without any issue.

My friend hunts them in western Washington. Her dog points them on the trees if there enough wind. Surprisingly, where she hunts them in the same mountains there are a lot of ruffed grouse but on lower altitude.

Yes. I saw quite a few RAM 1500 and F150 in the Nederland and 2 or 3 F250. But the local Ford and Toyota is quite good too. For those who can afford it or tend to be less "practical" they will totally buy it. But most of the middle-class and working-class people will pick a vehicle that is...

Just curios, what is the payload for the UK trucks such as Ford, HiLux etc.?

That is on my list... though I know how much challenge it is for the hunter and the dog. That and the blue grouse might become my favorite based what I see in the video and photos.

This is kind of a prove for how much of a practical vehicle the trucks are. Everywhere. Their readily availability, price and relative comfort is hard to overlook. Even in the EU, where there is a less of truck culture compared to the US/AUS, you still can get a diesel truck with a stick shift...

Upstate NY ruffed grouse hunting is a tough job. They don't let you to get closer than 40 yard. I put 8 miles in one day and 7 miles next day. Only saw them 2 of them far away. Yet, it was beautiful day. Later I ended up in a state release spot, where my dog got rewarded by a solo pheasant after...

100% That's the very attractive aspect of having one. And the extended warranty.

The reason I was asking about it is because there are many Titan SV and Titan XD SV on the lot that do not have a locker. As you know it only comes with Pro-X. There is at least 5-7k difference between the two trims. I was wondering if it makes a huge difference with the trucks of such size...

May I ask you how often you use the locker? Overall, how happy are you with the way it works? My buddy's frontier delays a locker bit...

Really? I thought they all come with gas V8. Is the 6.6 Duramax good engine?

I have no idea why you are referencing me to him / that (assuming you mean what I am guessing you mean) since I have never expressed any sympathy or support. This is really dishonest.

What mileage is considered too high for a used GM/Chevy van? Like, when one can say ok it's safe and when one can say it's too much. The Cevys / GM vans are everywhere. I was not paying attention to them at all, but they seem to be in relatively good price range. As mentioned, they have well...

Where I hunt which is mostly in NY, NH, VT, ME and costal NJ the most appropriate vehicle / rig would be an AWD van, Ford or MB Sprinter. The versatility of it's what I value the most. At the moment all my trips are done in a fwd wagon and tailgate tent :D Very similar to this tent. But this...

Folks (in Obama's voice), I have been a LR fun for long time and I still think they have made great vehicles in the past and they did a lot to promote overlanding. But now it's over. We need to let it go. It's like the girl you were in love with in high school. And you still kinda love her even...

Fellas, has anyone looked into or showed any interest in GMC Sierra 2500 AT4 / Chevy Silverado 2500 Bison? I don't what you think but that GMC Sierra 2500 looks great.