If your going to haul it a lot I would say a small bumper hitch trailer would be the best. Easier to load/unload and you still would have the bed of the pickup to haul gear or your 4 wheeler (if needed). It depends on the rating on the ramps, most are 1,000-1,500# rating so you would be over or right at the max on them. With a good set of ramps the flatbed pickup would work well also.
I had the M2 in the back of my 84 Chevy and it fit decent, just had to drive over one inner fender. It wouldn't be my ideal situation but it would work. One thing with the small bumper hitch you could pull it behind the Pioneer also once you got there if you had to haul something around the farm or out in the great unknown. It could be dual purpose if your hauling brush piles or something like that (a little big to fit in the bed).
I had the M2 in the back of my 84 Chevy and it fit decent, just had to drive over one inner fender. It wouldn't be my ideal situation but it would work. One thing with the small bumper hitch you could pull it behind the Pioneer also once you got there if you had to haul something around the farm or out in the great unknown. It could be dual purpose if your hauling brush piles or something like that (a little big to fit in the bed).