ahawk116
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I’m with you. I started packing out deer in 2015 because I knew I would be elk hunting in 16. Once I did it the first time I refuse to drag a deer more than 50 yards.
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Yeah I'm not carrying a deer on my back like that.I’ve used a kuiu 2300. Would have been better with a better game bag. I just upgraded to a Kifaru maniml. I refuse to drag a deer. My son wanted to try some YouTube thing this past year. He made it 50 yards.
Every state has to have at least one dumb law. Maryland’s game laws are pretty good and seasons are generous. It’s the laws not related to hunting and fishing that suck. We also could’ve had the opportunity to start an Elk program like every state around us, but that got turned down.Yall are lucky, we have to drag the whole deer out in TN....
Wow, wonder if that changed when we went to the online deal with tagging a deer in? But how do we now get around the "Evidence of species or sex of big game animals and antlered status (if applicable) must not be destroyed and remain with the animal while afield." I mean their nut sack isnt attached to their backstraps lol, course it was just a few years ago and a .223 was illegal here. My have times have changed, and thanks ! Guess I could leave it attached to one quarter.....thanks again!No we don't...this is snipped from the hunting regs. There may be certain management areas where it's required, but that is not a statewide regulation.
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Yep, skin the nuts and leave them on the rear quarters.Wow, wonder if that changed when we went to the online deal with tagging a deer in? But how do we now get around the "Evidence of species or sex of big game animals and antlered status (if applicable) must not be destroyed and remain with the animal while afield." I mean their nut sack isnt attached to their backstraps lol, course it was just a few years ago and a .223 was illegal here. My have times have changed, and thanks ! Guess I could leave it attached to one quarter.....thanks again!
Another thing to consider is to quarter the deer and drag the quarters in the game bags. This works great on snow covered ground. I did this last year when the deer was only about 100 yards from the truck.Thanks guys. I've never packed out an animal before. I've been hunting private land for a while now and just load them on my 4 wheeler. When I hunted public land in the past I've either drug them out or used a game cart. I may start to hunt some public in late season when our hunting lease slows down and starts to pick up in a different part of the state. I'm getting too old to drag deer very far on my own. I've never used a true hunting pack before, just a regular backpack like we all used back in school to carry books. Didn't know about load shelves on packs.
This has to be in PA. Everyone uses/used a Remington 760 in PA.
Or a 742.This has to be in PA. Everyone uses/used a Remington 760 in PA.