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    • Toehead
        August 19, 2012 at 8:13 pm
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        #3595

        Been needing one for a while. Will use to haul in tree stands and steps. And hopefully haul out a few deer and hogs.

        Use the Quads God Gave You!

      • Wexbow
          August 19, 2012 at 8:20 pm
          Post count: 403
          #21699

          I’m picturing Dave spitting out his coffee when he sees the title of this post 😆 I hope you’ll have a nice deer hitching a ride on that bad boy this season toehead!

        • Ralph
          Moderator
            August 19, 2012 at 9:43 pm
            Post count: 2580
            #21743

            Ha! Good one! I could put everything that I arrowed last year on that and not even use any tie downs. 🙂

          • David Petersen
            Member
              August 19, 2012 at 10:29 pm
              Post count: 2749
              #21785

              Yep, you had me gagging there for a minute, Dustin! But where’s the beer-cooler rack? 😛

            • William Warren
              Member
                August 20, 2012 at 1:30 am
                Post count: 1384
                #21941

                Yeah, I too cringed at that title hoping Dave would go light on you. 😀

                Those are very good for hauling deer, etc. I made mine from two lawnmower handles and an axle and wheels from a Hi Wheel mower. A peice of dog wire zip tied in and it is ready to go. Hauled out a six pointer on it. Folds up nicely for transporting.

              • Troy Breeding
                  August 20, 2012 at 1:58 am
                  Post count: 994
                  #21957

                  I just knew Dave was going to pop a gasket when he saw the title.:D:D

                  I thought everyone had one of those ATV’s.:D

                  Bought mine the year I had the 4 stints put in. Really makes life easy.

                  Yea, I have one of those Motorized four wheel ATV”s, but it is for yard work and wood hauling.

                  Troy

                • wildschwein
                    August 20, 2012 at 3:13 am
                    Post count: 581
                    #22019

                    Cool looking rig! I just wish I hunted area that would allow me to use one. Too damn thick, and too much deadfall.

                    Where does one go to get one of them ATVs anyway?

                  • Jason Wesbrock
                    Member
                      August 20, 2012 at 4:15 pm
                      Post count: 762
                      #22631

                      Cabela’s, Gander Mountain, and Bass Pro all sell them for a hundred dollars or less.

                    • Nate Bailey
                        August 20, 2012 at 7:47 pm
                        Post count: 101
                        #22836

                        J.Wesbrock wrote: Cabela’s, Gander Mountain, and Bass Pro all sell them for a hundred dollars or less.

                        😆

                      • Don Thomas
                        Member
                          August 24, 2012 at 4:50 am
                          Post count: 334
                          #26615

                          Dustin, you had me worried! But I have a story to share. When I was living on the Kenai Peninsula, much of the Moose Range was appropriately restricted to all vehicles. A friend of a friend used a non-motorized version of your “ATV” to get a moose back to the road… and got busted. The definition of a “vehicle” included anything with wheels. A bit over the top IMHO, but… Moral: check the regs carrefully. Don

                        • SDMFer
                            August 24, 2012 at 2:40 pm
                            Post count: 54
                            #27042

                            A second for what Don mentioned, know where your going to be hunting. Your ATV is just as illegal in designated wilderness areas as the motorized version.

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