Calamado_Guey

My 2021 Taco (automatic) pulls a 4 seater sxs and my bed loaded (not a lot of gear) just fine. Just have to understand that you’ll pull Rye Hill At 50 mph instead of 75-85 like my old mega cab Cummins. The bigger difference for me going to the Tacoma was the ergonomics of the cab. Leg room and driving posture is definitely different. I’ve had it for 7 months and I’m not looking back. Great around the city and really stout off road.

Never seen anything like that, but I’ve watched them go at it and it’s brutal.

Harder to find a pile of rocks to glass from than it is finding elk... 😂. Lack of vantage points really had me missing desert whitetail hunts this year. Any glassing waypoints would be a solid spot, Im sure. @LKiny—— I was up there 20 days scouting and hunting the muzzleloader deer season. Also have the December muzzleloader cow tag in a few weeks. The thinning they’ve done in the pines has really helped the south end of the unit. Unless you’re hunting from the road of course. There will be plenty of elk in and out of the pines, pending any drastic weather changes, which doesn’t seem likely. Usually hunting from sun up to sundown produces good results. Good luck on your hunt.