This is my first season hunting with an S10 blazer. I'm heading out to fill tag 2 tomorrow. These trucks are ideal for pine tree terrain hunting, its definitely a keeper.

I've used S10 pickups and the rear window is fine in an extended cab for your standard rear window gun rack.

This is what I've come up with in my hunting rig. The problem is you can only fit one scoped rifle in there at a time, just like the trucks.

I need to carry up to three, the bungee goes away, its just holding **** in place for tomorrows trip.

Your thoughts would be appreciated. I don't need them tonight obviously so no rush, just in planning stage.

Thanks



If you plan on putting a deer or two on these machines, these work good, goes right in the reciever.

We covered her up with garbage bags, I think I can get a game bag that will work in that.

 

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What about building a box covering the back and making it just thick enough for the guns and put a couple hinges on top to open it.

or what about building a box to put in the back like the size of a sub box or something then you could fit one on each side one on top and if it was big enough you could probably fit 3 more inside of it.

 

Can you just fold the rear seat down and lay them out along the floor?

Another option that I once saw on a larger SUV was up against the roof. The handles hanging from the roof that are above the doors had a bar going across from side to side and there was another bar towards the back. It left about 3-4" between the bar and the roof and being the width of the car, it allowed for 3'ft of space for rifles. Plus, with all the rifles up against the roof like that, it freed up the space on the ground.

However, depending on the wording of local and state laws, against the roof and out of sight like that may fit the definition of concealed which may or may not be legal.