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Thread: What do you guys think of my new SKIFF PULLER???

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    We bought our's primarily to go exploring old historic areas in Texas. A lot of history along the Red River bordering Oklahoma. Places that aren't on a map. Have to research Texas Ghost Town sites to find them. Some of the places were off on trails that we weren't comfortable on with in a 2wd Xterra. So we got the JK and threw some decent all terrains on her. Somewhere along the way we decided to get a Carolina Skiff. Don't do much exploring anymore except in the winter. Spring, Summer and Fall, were on the lakes. Makes a good tow vehicle as long as the weight is reasonably light.

    What are you pullin with your Dodge Cummins. I know, probably anything you want. But, I mean boatwise.

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    Like you said texasspud, the Dodge Cummins pulls anything and still gets decent fuel mileage.
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    I have the red headed step child of the CS line a 1965 semi-v. It works for me in the bays around here where I do most of my fishing. Took it out in the open once but the kids said they were getting seasick haha.
    I'd definetly have a jeep in Texas, in fact I'd be there right now if my wifes family didn't all live up here. Had her on board to move at one point. But in return for my proximity to her family I get astronomical property taxes, insurance, and well the price of just about anything else except fuel.

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    What state do you currently live in? Texas has low property taxes, housing is inexpensive compared to many states and the job market hasn't been hit nearly as hard as most states. There's some dang decent lakes down here as well. Not salt water, but we've got 50lb+ Blue Cats, tons of white bass and some decent Large Mouth Bass.

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    New Jersey.... guess I should fill out my profile huh.

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    I bought a F-250 Powerstroke Lariat last year. Pull a 218DLV with it. Bought the diesel for the "next" boat - which will be a 23-25' Parker, Judge or Maycraft Pilothouse boat. No problem pulling the CS with my previous gas truck but like I said the next one will be 3 to 4 times the weight of the DLV.
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    Nice even though its a ford,,LOL

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    Tawn

    If your thinking Maycraft, you may want to talk to Rudy.

    http://www.thehookupcharter.com/

    He is pure helpful, a top shelf guy and very particular about the boats he runs to make a living. He also has a '99 CS and guided us for our skiff.

    He worked so close with Maycraft on his that they wanted to put it on the cover of the brochure. He adores his boat, but declined because they didn't work with him on price.

    Just tell him Paul thought you could help and ask about Bette.
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