I was just wondering - if you hunt deer and how you get them out of the woods?

[bud58]

we use a 4 wheeler and small tailer to get them out. If i am lucky enought to get on my sons come put it up for me .hunt in a ground blind.

[no guns here]

Vestil WTJ-2 Winch Operated Truck Jib Crane (HWTJ-2)


Seen a couple of deal like this in trucks here in TX.  Read of some guys using them to load hogs.  Would work real good on deer too.


NGH

[ratdog]

i finally got smart quit deer hunting last year just target  shoot with my wife. my son did all the work last year on the antelope hunt .gravy hunt.my son is the hunter he does all the hard work. he guts them in 15  minutes don't hunt deer any more to hard with diabetes.and knee problems but the antelope hunt i have no problem with. the deer muzzel hunt was my cup of tea for many years now retired. i fill i killed my share of animals.my son put me in for the elk hunt but he will do the shooting i  haven't seen him buy any meat from the stores i get enough wild meat to keep me satisfied. times change.

[Empty Quiver]

Our county park was excellent about making allowances for disabled hunters. I know my uncle would take an ATV back to our stomping grounds. He would park it in a depression and get off and walk about 50yards to the deer stand. The park had a fairly complete trail system for bicycles and he was allowed to follow them. In the event he had something down he had carte blanche approval to drive to the game. If he was unable, the park maintenance workers would help him out. Those fellas were all more than happy to get out of the shop to lend a hand.

 I would urge you to ask about what is available to the disabled hunter. Uncle Bill was considered a success story for the parks disabled programs. He opened their eyes to what they could be doing besides painting parking stalls blue to help outdoorsmen. If you don't bring it up they won't know their is interest.