I have a 2000 Nissan Frontier. It has 360,000 plus miles on it and is still going pretty strong. I think it's a great little rig, but maybe I just got lucky!
To get things started I will be headed to AZ for another javelina hunt with my MZ in a week or so.
I drew my ID whitetail tag, so unless I draw in the controlled that is on the schedule.
I will either draw my WY antelope or elk tag (maybe both) I haven't figured exactly how to approach those...
Model 70 30.06 Push feed w/cheap ramline synthetic stock replacing broken wood original. :)
2000 Nissan still going strong 40,000 miles plus since the odometer pic was taken
I have been putting in for over 40 years here in OR also :). Luckily I have family in AK and have had the opportunity to get a couple sheep there myself. I hope you draw here in OR soon! Good to hear you've been successful in AK, it is a lot tougher these days it seems.
Use an enclosed trap, like a poly trap, let them know you are there by talking or tapping on the trap with your foot. Pick it up slow/steady/quiet with out sudden moves (pay attention to your shadow on sunny days, as this can startle them through a poly trap), put it in a drowning barrel/tank or...