What did you do to your 10th gen today?
04-19-2014, 09:50 AM
Senior Member
Really not needed for deer lol. I hit one going 40 or so,hit my bull bar with it's head and I'm assuming hit my valance going under the truck,not even a scratch.. The deer was pretty ****ed up though. My dad hit one a few years back in his stock 2wd,about a 120 lb doe going 55 or so,put a dent in his valance and took a small chunk from his honey comb. deer...Well that deer lost too
Come up here and see what happens. The deer here are avg 200 or so lbs. an if that doesn't hurt then you can try and elk..... you'll lose
04-19-2014, 12:54 PM
Sell it and get a chevy bro. Either your truck is too low or you're going too fast,out of all the times I have driven through ponds,rivers etc I have only fried one coil.I had my truck stuck on a log,locked in 4 low I had the speedo saying 70 slinging mud and water onto my engine and didn't fry anything. You should have seen those 4 rooster tails,was pretty cool lol.
04-19-2014, 12:59 PM
Was only up to the bumper i didnt hit it too fast till i was in the middle i have it some gas to sling up some mud guess thats when it pushed some in, my thing is the coil packs didnt have that much water at all in the holes
04-19-2014, 01:04 PM
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04-19-2014, 05:54 PM
Senior Member
Are you locked f/r? If so you shouldn't need speed to get through. I just keep the wheels spinning without going fast enough to make a huge wave.
04-19-2014, 06:10 PM
I'm talking average lol. People pull 200+ pound bucks yearly,just gotta have the right property. I'm tired of hunting public land and getting nothing,I'm getting on a lease this year and hopefully will pull a few with the new rifle. I've been limited on where I could hunt because I've been using a shotgun with slugs,100 yards was my max with it. We're known for racks here,not body size.
