Hunting & Fishing 4x4 hunting golf cart?

[SkyScrapin]

Have gas and diesel powered UTVs and ATVs. Thinking an electric 4 seater (and hopefully a bed) will be ideal for the slow creeping I do when pig hunting out on the ranch. Bad boy buggies seems to make a slick rig, but I’m curious what everyone is using. Needs to be 4x4 and have some extra racks or bed space for tools, coolers and hunting kit. Decently aggressive tires are a must. We hunt areas with cactus and lots of thorns from time to time so some sort of foam tire fill would be a slick feature.

What have you used? What do you recommend? Who makes the baller setup of off-road golf carts?

If location matters, I’m in DFW.

 

[Raven34]

We tried turning a regular golf cart into something like this. It was an EPIC FAIL! Wouldn't recommend trying it LOL

 

[shields shtr]

My buddy modified a 2002 Club car into a hunting rig. Other than the occasional battery fail, it works pretty good. You really have to go through them and "derattle" all the parts, but we go down to Texas every year and it has worked awesome. Lots of rubber tubes, pool noodles, and other not real "tactical" parts...but hey, it works!

 

[SkyScrapin]

Lolol. I’m getting the sense that this is a project best delivered with a fifth of whiskey and a handful of redneck hombres.

 

[shields shtr]

Hauler PRO-X | Cushman

With an unrelenting 72V AC electric drivetrain, rugged tires and a lifted suspension, there's no reason to back down from a challenge.

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These look like they might work....

 

[Geno C.]

A locking rear on a lifted cart is a good place to start. They make kits and they can start with a locking rear and run a shaft from there to their driven front axle. Try the locking rear first. Might find you don’t need the front wheel drive