[on_the_fly]

what gets you to your hunting area and/or helps you get them deer out? a lot of the time i walk in but always get to where if i cant get my truck to pick up a deer i use my golf cart and there is a area that i hunt that i use my cart to get me to the back fast and quiet.

 

[bigevil1]

here is our deer haulers:w00t:

 

[BruceBruce1959]

a 2006 Bombardier Outlander 650 EFi 4x4 ATV...

stock photo not my actual Quad....

 

[on_the_fly]

Bruce that front end looks "mean", those favor arctic cats a lot in looks I think.

 

[tator]

My two legs get in in and out of my hunting area!

 

[rdrader2002]

How 'bout a pair of Converse boots and a 13 year old wheelbarrow.

The wheelbarrow is 'featured' in most of the pics in my gallery photos.

RR

 

[WisconsinDeer]

2010 Yamaha Grizzly 550, in camo. :thumbup:

 

[Hunting Man]

my legs and feet. We do have the use of a 4 wheeler to go get the deer when we need to otherwise I hoof it in.

 

[spiker]

Same here my feet but i have been known to borrow the neighbors quad when successful:thumbup:

 

[scribe]

Sold my Arctic Cats last year. Where I hunt now, I can drive my truck to within 200 yards of any deer I shoot no matter what direction it goes. Besides, I have a lot of young, strong friends and neighbors. :wink:

In trhe past, I have walked, run, stumbled, rode horses, rode ATV's, driven a truck, tractor, golf cart, boat and dirt bike to get to stands or get deer out.

I know this, the more urban you hunt, the better luck you will have driving close to your stand instead of walking. Of the nine deer I killed this year, eight were less than 75-yards from my parked truck. When I rode the ATV, I often parked within 50-yards of my tree. :crazy:

 

[timetohunt]

Rubber on the sole of my boots get me in nad out of the woods no matter the distance. If I am fortunate to harvest an animal a little more force is applied to that same rubber and my treestand harness aids in hauling the critter.

One day I would like to go on a hunt in which the travel by horseback and pack train. That would be awesome!

You guys can keep the 4 wheelers

 

[tomlightfield]

I wasn't gonna include this picture of my high-tech transportation and deer retrieval system for fear that you guys would be jealous and accuse me of upstaging, but here it is anyway:

 

[tomlightfield]

PS: Bruce, that is one awesome lookin' machine you've got.

 

[Hunting Man]

TLF that's a pretty fancy drag. I usually just braid some local vegetation together to form a rope and use that or drag by the antlers! :bag:

 

[scribe]

Rubber on the sole of my boots get me in nad out of the woods no matter the distance. If I am fortunate to harvest an animal a little more force is applied to that same rubber and my treestand harness aids in hauling the critter.

One day I would like to go on a hunt in which the travel by horseback and pack train. That would be awesome!

You guys can keep the 4 wheelers

Odds are, unless you get in quite abit of saddle time before you go on that pack-in trip, you will still spend a lot of time walking. :wink:

 

[on_the_fly]

I use to have a T frame I welded up out of 1" tubing and welded bicycle front forks to each side on the back. With the bicycle wheels it pulls fairly easy. It started off with a long arm and used to pack my 12' John boat to back waters then was shorten to use as deer drag, and now I shorten alittle bit more and use it for a bank fishing rig, now holds my 120 gal cooler with tubes welded to hold rods straight up.

 

[tomlightfield]

So far I haven't been able to get a trailer hooked up to this thing: HaHa

 

[BruceBruce1959]

PS: Bruce, that is one awesome lookin' machine you've got.

Thank you. It's been a real work horse for me.

 

[tator]

You guys have WAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too many toys. geez. can't wait till I get old and have money! hahahahaha

 

[tomlightfield]

Hey buddy, if you wouldn't have built that 4,000 sq. ft. deck in your back yard you'd have enough money for a second house!!HAHAHA