Need some advice.
#1
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: KY
Posts: 188
Need some advice.
I have an hour drive to my hunting spot. I hnt there every chance I get. I drive a v-8 4x4 and it kills me on gas. I am going to start driving my wife's car every now and then. If I kill a deer, what can I put down in the trunk so I won't get blood all over the trunk. Any suggestions would be great.
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#2
RE: Need some advice.
The only thing i can think of would be a tarp! or if your wife has a hitch on her car maby one of those carrying racks that slips into the hitch itself other than that i have no idea[&:]
#4
RE: Need some advice.
duct tape that thing to your wifes hood.. thats the whole fun of hunting when you only got a car!
nah just kidding (although i have had to do that) get yourself a nice tarp and wrap the deer up. check local laws as i think in Illinois when trasnporting the animal 15-25% of teh deer must be showing! im not so sure of that any more, i need to check that law in my state as well.
nah just kidding (although i have had to do that) get yourself a nice tarp and wrap the deer up. check local laws as i think in Illinois when trasnporting the animal 15-25% of teh deer must be showing! im not so sure of that any more, i need to check that law in my state as well.
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Mertztown, PA
Posts: 970
RE: Need some advice.
I've used a tarp in the back of a Jimmy and it worked well. It's gotta be a big tarp so that there's plenty of extra buildup along the edges to create a lip. This lip prevents the blood from spilling out of course.
#6
RE: Need some advice.
JMO but wouldn't it be cheaper to burn the gas and use the truck for what you got it for then to spend money (and time cleaning) on something to keep the car clean. I also have a v8 pickup and it is hard on gas but hunting is what I got it for. Is there a chance you could car pool with the wife during the week to leave the truck at home? Maybe use her car when you go out to the store (cabelas, gander mountain, ect.). I know gas is expensive but sometimes spending money to save may not be the answer. Saving $5 on gas round trip only to get the wife mad about the mess might be a bad idea.
Also the tarps I have used do leak sometimes. You might be able to use extra heavy garbage bags if you can find them big enough. Good luck with it.
Also the tarps I have used do leak sometimes. You might be able to use extra heavy garbage bags if you can find them big enough. Good luck with it.
#8
RE: Need some advice.
If you know anyone that works in a hospital ask them to get you a cadaver bag. They are heavy duty plastic with a long zipper that runs the entire length of them. They are plenty big enough for a deer and fold up nicely. Tell them you don't need the toe tags.....Dabow
#10
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Jefferson, NY
Posts: 62
RE: Need some advice.
a company by the name of BuckWing Products Inc. make what they call "Tag'em & Bag'em" game (deer) transport bag. Their Web Address according to the box is www.buckwing.com, their email was [email protected], and they were located in Allentown, PA. Don't know if they are still in business or not. Good Luck