Small car, how to transport a deer?? Help plz

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10-07-2009 | 03:41 PM

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halfbakedi420

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coupole smaller coolers and quarter it up, maybe sum heavy trash bags fer the head if i were keepin it.

10-07-2009 | 03:56 PM

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smellsnew

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install a receiver and these racks are around $100.00

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10-07-2009 | 03:56 PM

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Centaur 1

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Originally Posted by nysmoker

I remember when i was a teenager ... i use to sneak my shotgun in my duffle bag and ride the school buss to a place i use to hunt and have my pops pick me up when he was done work if i killed a deer.God ... now a days id be put in jail for that ....

I used to do the same thing with my bow, I even had permission from the principal to do it. Like you said, today you'd be in jail and all over the news.

As far as the deer goes, why not just sit him up in the passenger seat. Just remember, click it or ticket.

10-07-2009 | 03:57 PM

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halfbakedi420

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Originally Posted by Centaur 1

lmao klik it or ticket

10-07-2009 | 04:01 PM

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live2Draw

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In ohio, the deer has to be whole upon checking it i believe. skining it and quartering it out sounds like a viable option otherwise....hmm
I have learned the best way to transport em though (as i have a 2000 cavalier) is to know a friend with a truck

10-07-2009 | 04:02 PM

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dprsdhunter

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Is it possible to install a hitch on a cavalier??? If so you could use a SMALL trailer.
I have seen smaller cars with hitches installed. Just a thought.

10-07-2009 | 04:42 PM

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mauser06

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like the others said, worry about it when the time comes...surely someone with a truck would likely be able to help you get it home...

if not, the trunk works. like the others said, a tarp in the trunk will work...difficult to get it in...but possible...put it on a hillside and back upto it if you have to...

i drove a 93 Duster and hauled deer home in it...though the seat went down so it made it REAL easy....

but, ya'll might call BS on this...but my first deer ever, a large mature doe, got hauled home in a GEO METRO! no joke..thats 100% true...funny part was we pulled in the drive way...last day of the season..dads buddy took me as he worked that morning...mom comes out and says "huh wheres all the deer?? in the woods still like always??" i said nope! its in the car!! she couldnt believe it...

10-07-2009 | 04:53 PM

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tmontgo1

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Originally Posted by dprsdhunter

Is it possible to install a hitch on a cavalier??? If so you could use a SMALL trailer.
I have seen smaller cars with hitches installed. Just a thought.

Lol , u can proably put a hitch on it but I wouldnt recommend hauling any kind of trailers, little cars arent made for that. Midsized cars u can get away with it. But when I did summer work for the state road we used one of those racks to get dead deer off the road and they are nice.

10-07-2009 | 05:10 PM

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TheMiz54

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Originally Posted by natimage

Well...here's how it worked in my civic! I recommend using a rubber mat in your trunk though...and don't leave the skull cap with brain parts in your trunk for a week without a bag either...from what I hear it's hard to get rid of that smell!