Deer Recovery Vehicles
Contributors to this thread:Whitetail Deer
From: GhostBird
03-Jan-24
Deer recovery vehicles... let's see 'em.
From: t-roy
03-Jan-24
A little more conventional method
A little more conventional method
Hadn’t seen THAT method used before, Andy
From: GhostBird
03-Jan-24
Easy loading compared to the truck or the dump bed Rhino ATV we use to haul horse manure this time of year.
From: Husker
03-Jan-24
Giant buck Troy!!!
From: montnatom
03-Jan-24
younger son haha
From: montnatom
03-Jan-24
From: Groundhunter
03-Jan-24
You could not get that stuff near any deer I kill I hunt nasty swamps
From: buckeye
03-Jan-24
I'd still be getting that dude outa that holler without the 4wl drive
From: GFL
03-Jan-24
From: Bowaddict
03-Jan-24
I’ve done it with the jet sled, 2 wheel cart, truck (Michigan days) and on my back. But this is by far the best method where I hunt now………when they finally get big enough :).
From: Lewis
03-Jan-24
This along with the tractor works well for us plus we have a sled Good luck Lewis
From: mattandersen
03-Jan-24
From 2020 my King Quad has hauled many big Ohio bucks out of the woods
From: ILbowhntr
03-Jan-24
Jet sled will float’em across the creek.
From: midwest
03-Jan-24
This old cart has gotten a workout this year!
From: PushCoArcher
03-Jan-24
From: WhattheFOC
03-Jan-24
From: ILbowhntr
03-Jan-24
Jet sled will float’em across the creek.
From: Bowaddict
03-Jan-24
Learned quite a few years back that a jet sled will float a quartered deer, treestand, bow and pack.
From: BigOk
03-Jan-24
Same as PushCo just orange in color.
From: luckychucky
03-Jan-24
I don't have photos at my fingertips. My recovery vehicle in S.E. Alaska has usually been a skiff with an outboard or a canoe. Often that has been after packing off the mountain on my back if not a lucky easy one taken on the beach.
From: Scrappy
03-Jan-24
Scrappy's Link
Going in to recover a deer and just had to take a ride. Volume up on the video. I may have been having to much fun.
From: M.Pauls
03-Jan-24
From: Scrappy
03-Jan-24
Did you know that a sled full of elk meat hurts really bad when it runs over you.
From: Brotsky
03-Jan-24
I'd show you fellas a pic of my legs but you guys will have to subscribe first ;-)
From: Whocares
03-Jan-24
Holy smokes t-roy! That is one heck of a sled!!
From: samman
03-Jan-24
My daughter with her doe.
From: fuzzy
03-Jan-24
At 15 I carried them out. At 60 I use the backhoe bucket.
From: Willieboat
03-Jan-24
Most ride on my back much easier!
From: gobble50
06-Jan-24
From: HUNT MAN
06-Jan-24
From: WV Mountaineer
06-Jan-24
I use a 4 wheeler sometimes too.
I use a 4 wheeler sometimes too.
From: Ridge Runner
06-Jan-24
Otter sled for over 40yrs
From: mdjunior
07-Jan-24
I’ve used this versacart for years. My son has hauled his deer in it. Now his son will, help.
I’ve used this versacart for years. My son has hauled his deer in it. Now his son will, help.
From: Pat Lefemine
07-Jan-24
Mdjunior, that’s the best cart ever. I still have mine 20 years later and it’s packed out every deer I’ve killed in Connecticut.
From: t-roy
07-Jan-24
For a little more remote retrievals.
From: ahunter55
08-Jan-24
When deadfall is so bad a cart, 4 wheeler, truck or what ever can't be used. Oh, & being a poor man too.
From: steve
08-Jan-24
From: BOWNUT
10-Jan-24
Gun season this year. I was helping my 82 year old buddy.
From: nchunter
10-Jan-24
t-roy,,, how many brow tines did that deer have? it looked like either 5 or 6. Beautiful animal. I am a versacart person too.
From: B4LITE
10-Jan-24
Old bathtub with or without wheels hmmm. An tarp and drag rope make good light weight drag sled. I'm thinking a wheelbarrel modified for my leapard ebike.
From: mdjunior
10-Jan-24
Pat, I credit this site for introducing me to that cart. Mine too has hauled a ton of deer over the 18-20 years I’ve have it.
From: gobble50
13-Jan-24
