Something like a Dirt Devil or Mud Lite A/T are a good all-purpose tire. The Bear Claws are as well. Maxxis Zillas are pretty aggressive and very lightweight as well. Any of these would be a good choice. Whatever you decide to get, make sure they're 6 ply rated, that's pretty important. Cheaper tires are 4 ply or even 2 ply and they're not as tough or durable. They won't last as long and are more prone to punctures.

 

You only get the aggressive lug on the Zilla if you move to a 26" tire or larger, the 25" have only a .75" lug not the 1.19".
But a 26" Zilla is lighter then many 25" tires. My last 350 Grizzly had 26" Zillas and I did not notice much power loss if any.

 

I am only looking for a tire to plow with and something to pull
wood for I have a wood burner. I would even consider used tires
if they are in my area,

 

Ah, sounds like you could get by with some 25" on the original rims no problem. Been hearing a lot of good things about those Kenda bear claws, may be what I put on the side x side next year.