In deep south Texas and Mexico that type of rig is very common. And you cant chase them down and corner them into a fence. Mostly because you cant drive one of those very fast. Also because the ranches are 20,000 + acres and that's a small one. In mexico they'd look at you and ask "whats a fence?" I've hunted out of a rig like that on a ranch that is54,000acres and low fenced. We shot hogs and coyotes of it. We saw a lot of deer but for the life of me I can't remember a single time that we ran one down and shot it with a spot light.The primary reason for the rig is so you can see over the extremely thick brush. Let not your ignorance cause judgement on a topic when you know not of which you speak.
Well said.
That brush is so thick you people from the midwest, the east or wherever have no idea. Pretty much the only way to get around, at least on my lease is by way of caliche roads criss crossing the ranch. Like they say everyting in south texas either bites, stings or has a sticker.
Some people on this forum just think they are so damn high and mighty that they gotta go accusing others of being un ethical when they do not take into consideration the terrain, vegetation, and situation of other hunters in other parts of the country.
Anyways not my prefered method but yes id hunt out of that high rack.