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click 11-14-2003 07:16 AM

who still uses a 3-wheeler to haul deer
 
i was looking a buying one from a guy down the road for pretty cheap, but i was wandering if i will be ok carrying a deer on it. I know about my responsibilty to be careful but i am talking about the atv capabiliity it is a yamaha 200. could i put weights or something in the front. or carry the deer in the front on a rack?:)

Ballistictip 11-14-2003 05:48 PM

RE: who still uses a 3-wheeler to haul deer
 
A three wheeler will definately work. My buddy used an old Honda ATC125 for years. If you haul a deer on the back it' s not going to want to turn very good. Be careful going up hills because it' s gonna want to rare up on you. Oh, and don' t ever try to load it up onto the back of a truck with a deer on the back. I had another buddy that tried that one two years ago. As he started up on the truck it flipped over backwards on him. The handle bars caught him in the forehead. He was by himself and it knocked him out cold for about an hour.

click 11-14-2003 08:42 PM

RE: who still uses a 3-wheeler to haul deer
 
hey Btip are we still gonna hook up on some does? just let me know if we can still do that. i also thought about pulling a little lawn mower wagon behind the 3 wheeler. i guess that would work too?

Ballistictip 11-15-2003 06:54 PM

RE: who still uses a 3-wheeler to haul deer
 
Never thought about the wagon. Sounds like that would work great. Yep, we' ll have to get together soon. The deer haven' t been moving much. Hunted last Saturday and only saw 2 does. Went today and only saw a spike. I' m not sure what' s going on but I' m sure it will get better.

powderburns 11-15-2003 07:32 PM

RE: who still uses a 3-wheeler to haul deer
 
I use a 3 wheeler 4 pulling deer every year. I find a deer pulls easy, tied on the back head first, dragging the deer on the ground. Up here we have snow on the ground, so the deer slides easier.

JimboHunter1 11-17-2003 05:31 PM

RE: who still uses a 3-wheeler to haul deer
 
Hey Click, I had a Yamaha 200 three wheeler when I was growing up. I don' t know if it was the exact model you' re looking at, but it was yellow. That thing ran like a champ, but the engine sat far back in the frame which made it very light in the front end. Unless you' re getting a killer deal on it (perhaps $500 or less), I would get a four wheeler.

click 11-17-2003 07:56 PM

RE: who still uses a 3-wheeler to haul deer
 
i am getting it for 400. he was asking 700 but talked him down.

bobo21 11-18-2003 09:29 AM

RE: who still uses a 3-wheeler to haul deer
 
Hey click I had a Yamaha 200E that was an 85 model. It was about 12 years old before the motor seased up. I put cheap oil in the engine. Anyway I had a manual boat winch and a front rack and lights all on the front. I though it was weighted fine. Carried many deer on the back of it. If it runs good and doesn' t smoke $400 would be worth it to me.

Jason

EOTN 11-22-2003 03:47 PM

RE: who still uses a 3-wheeler to haul deer
 
Absolutely! I had a 225 Yamaha three wheeler and theres nothing that thing wouldn' t do. People will tell you ," Those things are dangerous" , but just remembr what you are riding and learn it' s characteristics and limits and you will definately have one very woods friendly deer draggin atv.

GATurkHunter 12-11-2003 02:54 PM

RE: who still uses a 3-wheeler to haul deer
 
I have a Honda Big Red 3 wheeler and have hauled lots of deer with it. I will say with a deer on the back its just enough weight to make the front end a little light and steering a little tricky. Going up a steep hill makes it even more interesting. Be carefull, go slow and keep your weight forward and you wont have any problems.


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