Is a 4 wheel drive truck necessary to handle logging roads? Does

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You could be fine for most of the travel but then come across an obstacle. Wash out, rock that's slightly too tall, whatever. Really depends on the specific road + road material.. gravel, mud, clay

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>>16938070
Lift it

>>16938070
>hunting in a sedan
Where you gonna put the carcasses bro?

>>16938214
I will place two large plastic boxes inside the trunk.

>>16938200
I'm wondering if it really matters whether you're driving a front wheel drive sedan or a 4 wheel drive F150 in a logging road. If the road is really bad with ditches and water neither vehicles cross anyway. It's not like a 4x4 is invincible. The only real issue I've found was ground clearance.

>>16938210
bb b b b b bbbbbut muh sharp turns
muh drift

>>16938237
Just buy a beater Ranger for a few grand.

>>16938248
Insuring another vehicle has heavy costs. A lot of used vehicles tend to have engine problems that make it unreliable. If a vehicle stops moving in the wilderness I'm fucked considering cell phone service is over an hour away driving. There's a reason why that shady guy is selling his Truck for two thousand dollars.

Of course I wouldn't have this issue if I had even more money but I'm poor

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>>16938275
Get a small motorcycle

>>16938285
>hauling game on a motorcycle
Otherwise that's an excellent idea to venture deep into logging roads. My dad has an old motorcycle laying around. That thing could have as much mobility as a quad.

>>16938275
Then stay home. Or go hunting with friends that have a truck. If you're hunting you should be handy so you should be able to fix your truck that doesn't start in the woods. Rangers are reliable so that shouldn't happen

>>16938299
People haul game on a motorcycle all the time.
Or you can carve your meat and just haul the meat back in a meatbag.
>Meat meat meat.
In case i didnt say meat enough

>>16938070
If you're careful you should be able to get pretty far with a sedan. As long as you don't mind hiking you should be fine.

>>16938214
He can always tie it on top of the roof. Add a Santa hat and tinsel for seasonally appropriate festivity.