What's In My Truck?! Truck Essentials For Your Hunting Rig

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Definitely adding that jack to my kit!

[@tyrelpalmerak]

Nice. Some good pointers. Need to get a nice lid like that.

[@shanedavis6306]

I keep going back and forth on the decked system/topper or diamondback/rack system. Use for hunting, camping, work, and traveling with family. I couldn’t still use bed for hauling big stuff with decked, but no weather protection for stuff in back of truck unless I use topper then that kills the hauling. Diamond back don’t allow partial bed access. Now that you e had both systems what is your favorite?

[@VETERANPREPPER1]

Thanks for sharing bud! Nice set up!

[@BeauMartonik]

Thank you!!!

[@jamesrobbins2708]

This kinda comes across as a commercial for the bed cover, rack and roof top tent (RTT). With a little bit of effort (a rack made from home depot lumber) a camper shell comes right off with no help, and I find is so much better to sleep in than a RTT, especially in weather like your in. Also, as your truck gets older you should keep spares in it. In my extended cab under the seat, I have a spare belt, pulley's, water pump, power steering pump, alternator and necessary tools and fluids to facilitate a change in the field if necessary. I also keep tire plugs and a 12v air compressor. Much easier and cheaper to fix it, self rescue and keep moving than to call a tow truck. I have the rest of the gear you pointed out as well, a jack/come-along etc, which is great stuff when you need it. Most people just forget to bring spare's to fix the truck and get stuck out in the back country when not if something breaks. Not to mention it's not easy or cheap to find someone to come get you when it breaks down out there.

[@Allegiance_Outdoors]

Wish you would do a video of your entire load out. Where you keep everything like coolers, etc. oh, and how you retrieve anything in the front of the bed next to the cab.

[@Allegiance_Outdoors]

@@BeauMartonik makes sense. Also, which hitch hauler do you use? Looking into one for my Yeti 160 but trying to find the best option that can swing out of the way to allow access to the bed without having to unload and reload that beast!!

[@cherrbo8414]

Great set up for sure, looks solid !

[@tyfaichney3165]

Beautiful rig! Sometimes regret not getting the bigger cab, but it makes up for it having the 6.5 foot bed. Couldn't find one for the life of me when looking for a new truck!

[@g-man2228]

DiamondBack are rock solid….👊🏻🇺🇸

[@shawneckenrode3935]

How do you like the rooftop tent compared to a traditional tent?

[@JackRitter-t7k]

Beautiful setup! may I ask why you ended up getting rid of the Chevy. TIA. Looking for a reliable hunting rig.

[@BeauMartonik]

@@JackRitter-t7k thank you!! I always had a lot of electrical problems with it, and then I hit almost 200,000 miles and had a lot of other issues so it was time to get something reliable to drive across the country in. I went with a tundra because everyone I know that has a Toyota talks about how reliable they are. So far so good!

[@JackRitter-t7k]

@@BeauMartonik Thanks. Cant talk on 2022 plus. But my boss has a 2012, 260k mile tundra that he uses as a work truck so its towing heavy loads and being beat up everyday. That he just recently took it on a 9 day vacation to Canada. All original, still sounds and rides like new. Good luck!

[@sumdaiyze4632]

What size tires are you running on this rig

[@youtoober87]

sweet set up but $$$$$$$$

[@MrDrMeow]

This dude has never used one piece of that stuff Lmao