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Originally Posted by Dunerdr
I have a Honda pioneer 5 1000 and love it. I’ve seen them used for around 8 here in north east Oklahoma. But it doesn’t have ac and goes places a jeep can’t on my property (width of trail issues).
The Honda is the best of all worlds for me we trail ride several times a year and use it for property maintenance and deer hunting. And occasionally pull a small trailer around the property.
Also I’m a big fan of the Honda because it has a real transmission. Not a fan of cvt for slugging around like I do and it’s nice as hell to put it in first and let the trans do the work on a rough downhill.
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We have a neighbor with one of those and it is the only one that has tempted me. If I was going to buy one, that would be it.
Good looking, quiet, not too large and of course there is the fact that Honda makes good shit. Their stuff runs forever.
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Originally Posted by TribalElder
for land management the polaris will be hard to beat
utv in missouri are treated like tractors
no title no property tax no need to license them at all
jeep will have annual property tax, license requirements, insurance requirements etc
quite a few municipalities allow you to drive a polaris in town and on the roads, might have to get some turn signal kits etc in some places but can be used similar to a car.
jeep is a jeep obviously, polaris is a land owners best friend
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I noticed on the form this last year they are now asking for information on your UTV to charge personal property tax, but that might just be our county here at the lake.