I bring it home for photo ops unless the season is over and no one else is going to hunt the area.

If it's next to my stand, I'll drag it to the main path. Otherwise, gut it where it lays. We do not gut them at camp because the dogs get into it and then they get sick.

where she falls. no need haulin it around with all that junk in there

I take mine home considering I hunt in my backyard!

I've always gut deer where they drop. No sense in dragging the extra weight back to the vehicle if I don't need to.

gut it where it drops or within a few feet of where it drops anyways. besides it helps warm the hands up on those chilly mornings

I take it back to the farm wher we always do our processing.

[/align]I gut them right where they drop or close to it where i can do it comfortably

First I try and get a few pictures if I'm able to, and then usually I just gut them right were they are.

We have a cleaning shead at camp. Dump guts in a corner of the property to keep coyotes off the main part of the property.