I need a hardcore, no BS 4 wheel dr.

[Moondog1]

Anything 4wd and put a locking rear diff in it. If it won't go where you want to go then something's wrong!

 

[Cudruln]

Bear country you will probably want a rock crawler type jeep, lockers front and rear lots of suspension travel with racks for hauling gear and game..

Or find an old 3/4 or 1 ton suburban or pick up... and rock on...

Jeep and never look back.

 

[Comanche]

Jeep and never look back.

Just carry a spare CKP sensor...LOL.

I literally just got done installing on on my daughters cherokee sport.....spin over/ no start in wal mart parking lot.

Always carry spares.

 

[Stuckon22]

When I get one it's probably going to be either a Toyota FJ Cruiser (if I want to just spend a crap load of money) or more likely an old banger Jeep.

International Scout, preferrably 1972, will climb a greased pole.

 

[sniper22]

International Scout, preferrably 1972, will climb a greased pole.

You know where there's one for sale? I'm looking for one.

 

[Schmitty]

International Scout, preferrably 1972, will climb a greased pole.

Those things rock!

 

[DrFeelgood]

Not sure about the older Land Rovers but I have a 2011 LR4 and my wife has a 2011 Range Rover Sport. We have had Zero issues with either and they can go anywhere. I put 165 miles on my LR4 last a
Wednesday/Thursday in the ice. I had to make a round trip drive from Ellijay to Cumming and back in heavy snow & ice

. It was amazing. The hill descent mode is a must and the other modes got me up some slippery stuff. They are not cheap at all, but we will always have at least one Land Rover.

 

[DrFeelgood]

Not sure about the older Land Rovers but I have a 2011 LR4 and my wife has a 2011 Range Rover Sport. We have had Zero issues with either and they can go anywhere. I put 165 miles on my LR4 last a
Wednesday/Thursday in the ice. I had moto make a round trip drive from Ellijay to Cumming and back. It was amazing. The hill descent mode is a must and the other modes got me up some slippery stuff. They are not cheap at all, but we will always have at least one Land Rover.

 

[hunts4food]

My newest hunting vehicle when hunting the mountain behind my house.

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[roundhouse]

You've not mentioned your budget

A used ATV is gonna be the least expensive
Way to get in the woods

Otherwise I'd recommend an old 90s model Cherokee with a rear locker and a winch

You have a friend or someone who is gonna guide?

No point in trying to learn everything the hard way by yourself