Deer Hunter

[Packer GTI]

I'm a deer hunter and am wondering what would be the best way to transport a deer. I thought about buying a sled and throwing the deer in the sled and the. The hatch but that could get messy. Do people recommend installing a hitch. I could get a deer carrier that slides into the hitch then.

 

[gti_kev]

Murder.............


..........MURDER.

 

[racermp]

Pull a small trailer.

 

[jmul54]

Put a hitch on and buy a flip rack....its no bigger then a bike rack on the back.

 

[jmul54]

Murder.............


..........MURDER.

Its only murder if you dont eat it.

 

[Zillon]

Clearly you bought the wrong car. :laugh:

 

[Packer GTI]

I had an F150 but was sick of the shitty gas mileage. I'm leaning towards a hitch but want one that is hidden. The GTI fits my ice shack perfectly ! There is nothing this car can't do!

 

[green hell]

blue tarp in the boot. buddy of mine could get a deer in the trunk of his cavalier.

 

[smrtypants44]

why not just use a roof rack with a flat basket type attachment

 

[XGC75]

That's what the hatch is for, mang

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[spagett!]

You gotta cut it up first duh

 

[snowsled]

Nobody you hunt with has a truck? I wouldn't want to ride around in a closed car with a dead stinking deer carcass, and I sure wouldn't want that smell lingering in my car.

Or, as mentioned above, you could do it like we do Elk, skin it and quarter it, load the parts into a big cooler with ice. Heck with a whitetail you wouldn't even need a very big cooler, should fit in the hatch no problem. Besides, the meat will taste better if you skin it and scrape the fat off right away.

 

[XGC75]

butchered by autocorrecr

 

[Bender1]

Put a hitch on and buy a flip rack....its no bigger then a bike rack on the back.

this.

 

[sethdude]

why not just use a roof rack with a flat basket type attachment

You ever try lifting 200lbs of dead animal with sharp hooves on top the roof without breaking a window? Sure, it's possible, but it's far from ideal.