JagMagMan

That is what 4 Wheelers are for!

Hiawatha

Some areas do not allow the use of vehicles or atv's. Lots of folks often do not go into areas like this because it isn't easy hunting. If you are looking for trophy animals and not afraid of work this is the first place too look. These areas have alot less hunting pressure due to the low accessability.

kevin1

A common sandwich bag would have done just fine the last couple of years since all I did was scare the sheit out of them ... [&o]

deersniper101

i usaly u tmine on my shoulder and walk out unless over 2 miles but under i dnt have a prob with it

buttonbuckmaster

ORIGINAL: Hiawatha


[/quote] probably not the best smelling way either, Hia!

WrackMaster

F-150 Supercrew FX4

timbercruiser

Z-71

jhalfhill

For the previous 2 posts, i don't mean to start a brand war but unless you shoot your deer in a dry pasture, leave your trucks near a road. I have an '03 Silverado and Z71 or not, there isnt enough ground clearance to make it very far. My dads buddy has a GMC 2500HD 4 door and it gets hung up and stuck very easily. My buddy has an F-150 Supercrew and hell he gets stuck in my driveway. Anyone who doesnt want to beat their trucks up arent going to just go parading through the woods with a pickup. However, if it were absolutely necessary, I'd pick the newer Dodge Rams mainly from experience with them. They sit higher than both Chevy and Ford so u don't get hung up as easy. Great 4wd system too.

i shoot stuff

man u people lazy quarting deer? unless its a bear moose or elk u dont need to quarter it. u may be out there a long ways but i would rather make one hard trip instead of 4-6 trips packin it out

Deerslayer_37

we have alot of logging roads/other roads on all our properties, so its just a matter of dragging them to the nearest road or downhill to a pasture or open area that we can get an ATV to. i shot a doe during early rifle season, gutted her out, dragged her to a field maybe 35 yards away, and then i loaded her on the four wheeler to take down to the truck. ATV's make the world alot easier.

and about the truck idea, we usually use the four wheelers when possible, as they can get in those places you dont dare take a truck. however, most of our logging roads at our place in iowa are probably 6 inches wider on each side of a Z71 Chevy. we take our trucks right in the woods when the ground isnt too bad. But 90% of the time, we pre haul the deer with an ATV to a spot where they can be picked up with a truck

slayer