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youp · September 10, 2006, 05:35 AM

If you would PM me with the location of this buck I would be glad to come down and help you drag it, or something like that

I generally have snow to drag a deer on, slippery is good. I always use a rope as the antler method hurts my back way too much. I prefer to have a couple of young stud hunters in camp. The stonger and the bigger the ego the better.

I have an otter sled. I use it mostly for ice fishing, but it is in deer camp also. I believe it is indestructable. I also have a pack frame. And a four wheeler complete with many hundreds of yards of rope and a snatch block.

My preferences, in order are:

1) Young, strong, egotists.

2) Four wheeler.

3) Rope and Otter Sled.

4) Pack frame.

If you have a choice choose rather dim witted egotists. The smart ones start to figure it out too soon.

September 10, 2006, 05:35 AM	#7
youp Senior Member Join Date: December 15, 2005 Location: south of Canada, eh? Posts: 438	If you would PM me with the location of this buck I would be glad to come down and help you drag it, or something like that I generally have snow to drag a deer on, slippery is good. I always use a rope as the antler method hurts my back way too much. I prefer to have a couple of young stud hunters in camp. The stonger and the bigger the ego the better. I have an otter sled. I use it mostly for ice fishing, but it is in deer camp also. I believe it is indestructable. I also have a pack frame. And a four wheeler complete with many hundreds of yards of rope and a snatch block. My preferences, in order are: 1) Young, strong, egotists. 2) Four wheeler. 3) Rope and Otter Sled. 4) Pack frame. If you have a choice choose rather dim witted egotists. The smart ones start to figure it out too soon. __________________ Use enough gun.