We hauled a 3 horse slant LQ with a 10' short wall aluminum Featherlite with our 2500 Chevy Duramax with no problems. My daughters haul their two to six horses with their 2015 Dodge 3/4 tons as well to barrel races and rodeos. Traveling with multiple horses gets to be a lot of work. Depends on how many people are riding them to justify the hassles of extra horses. There's the feed, water, portable pens for places with none, poop cleaning tools, equipment, etc. The living quarters trailer is a much better option for horse camping since you can more easily use the truck for non horse excursions. Think you'd be much happier and be more economical for that route to camping experience. Especially if you're starting from scratch. Me, I'm down to one, one eyed trail horse and a one horse tandem axle trailer since DH doesn't ride, at all. And now that's even getting to be a bit much. It's horse or boat or Toyota FJ, or just the truck, us and the dogs.
