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AAThoundhunter
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Truck cab with crates vs standard box

Who has used both methods and which do you prefer? In the bird dog world it is pretty popular to have a cab with crates on top of a drawer system. Has anyone done this or seen it and how does it compare to the standard box in the bed?

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Heck I used a 55 chevy 4 dr for years. Hard a plywood divider and wire across the back of the front seat. lol wish I had the car now. Not the dogs

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Heck when l was in high school my first dog hauler was an old Dodge 4 door. No back seat and a piece of hog panel divider. I drove the stupid thing to school also.

I look back now and l must have been a real hick! That was back in the 70s.

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Re: Truck cab with crates vs standard box

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Who has used both methods and which do you prefer? In the bird dog world it is pretty popular to have a cab with crates on top of a drawer system. Has anyone done this or seen it and how does it compare to the standard box in the bed?


My in-laws have this setup for their bird dogs. They can haul 6 in separate crates. 2 drawer system, drawers are 22" by 6ft long. They have a cap on the truck that has flip up side windows. And the crates in the front of the bed next to the cab are on a big shelf so they are easier to get opened. Pretty nice setup honestly.

I have a standard Owens bottom storage tall box. I like my box, I wouldn't have the other setup for hounds. Jmo though

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I am in need of a new set up. I am torn between the cap with crates and a bottom storage seneca box. Does anyone on here have a bottom storage seneca?

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The dog box set up is better you can sell your box if you want, move it around .Also no camper or topper if you like or need a topper then crates can be handy but if you don't want or need a topper or enclosed bed a dog box is the way to go imo

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I've used a Leer cap/topper for years and have the sliding side windows and a front slider as well. Have 2 large crates for the dogs. Got plastic storage box with a lid with side clamps to put leashes, chaps, tie outs, etc. in.

Works great for me. Might not be so good in the south or Midwest where you guys get a lot more heat then here in the Northeast.

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My hunting buddy had a 1975 Ford Granda. He took the speakers out of the panel in the back so the dogs would have some air holes while riding in the trunk. It was a good set up until we got us some girls riding with us they didn't appreciate the ingenuity of our coonhunting abilities.

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