Would I be alright going with the all terrains if I only see limited mud. I mean, can these tires handle some decent mud, like 6-8" deep stuff? I need something that will be great on-road but will get me through mud if I need it cause I do ALOT of hunting in a very remote and muddy, dirt area throughout the year; fall & Spring hunting and summer fishing.

 

From what you posted, I think the BFG A/T's should get the job done. They are a great highway tire and when needed they can get you out of trouble in the mud.

 

I agree.

 

Just aweek ago my buddy put his burb into this mud every bit of 12 to 20 inch deep and about 100 yards long . He was pulling a 12 foot trailer he had to back up twice but he made it. he has 35x12.50 16.5 Durn sure got me thinking about them.... I had them on my Jeep same thing they worked great. I thought it might be due to a light vehicle. After iI saw that I will probly put them on my screw. Kinda like the Pit Bull Tires.

 

I had some on my 1999 Dak. I would go offroading quite a bit.
I went through thick gumbo mud with no prob.

I have some Dunlop Mud Rovers on her now. They whine like a banshee going down the highway. I shan't get those tires again.

 

I'm guessing you don't do any driving in snow down there, but if you ever do, the BFGs are GREAT in the snow also.