I would also recommend a 2-bottom. Since you are using it at your hunting camp, I am guessing that most of your work will be done on weekends, etc when you get down there, and that you are probably doing food plots, etc of 5 acres or less in size. Moisture content in the soil is important when plowing and without question you have plenty of tractor for a 3-bottom when it is just right. You will struggle when it is too wet or too dry however. A 2-bottom on that 4wd tractor will let you get the job done almost regardless of soil conditions. I use a 2-bottom on a similar sized 4wd tractor for smaller plots and it will pull it right thru mud holes with standing water. It is kind of cool to watch the wake thrown off of the plow as you pull it thru the water. If I waited for all those mud holes on my swampy bottom-land farm to dry completely each spring, I could use a 3-bottom on that tractor, but the planting would not get done until a month or so later, and that would severely reduce crop yield. The only reason I see for a 3-bottom is if you are working lots of acreage and dont have to worry much about less than ideal soil moisture content. The smaller plow will also let you run at higher speed, and mosts plows roll the soil over much better when pulled at a good clip.
