Bicycle Hunting

[Texas Grown]

.....This is the Montague folding military bike now used by both the Swiss and a number of U.S. paratrooper units
(civilian versions for sale at Sams on occasion)

Or they can be ordered from their web sight. That is the same bike I am currently useing. These are fully foldable bikes. I took the 2.1" knobbys off and added Tom Slick 1.5"s, bar ends for the Fin-Grip Pros, removable seat post rack, and a removable front fender for when it gets nasty out. I also have another one for off roading and past winter training. Being a foldable bike has it's space saving advantages when transporting

Here it is without the Fin-Grips. People look at me funny when I do a "neighbor hood assalt" ride or commute down the street with them on .

[CaptJack]

Texas Grown - One of my best friends has two too. (bought at Sams)
He bought the 2nd one as a guest bike, but he now has a new wife

[CaptJack]

you can always put your deer on the bike and roll him out






not real sharp

[bulletpusher]

Here is my ride. The picture of the buck laying on the seat with the head over the handle bars was what I had to do last year when the axle on my cart busted. There was no way I could have drug it, it was too far and he was too big.

[Tmag]

I wish the refuge we hunt would allow them. 5 miles to the back so there aren't many who will make that walk.

[ken]

I would sure hate to endo on bike #2

I have never hunted on a bike but have mountain biked at my deer lease. The deer have a really surprised look when you ride up to them. I guess the noise is not familiar to them so they don't know what to do.

[kurt68]

Here's my Hagerman bike, get to use it again in Segment A.

It's gotten bloody also.

[lazyeye]

the guy ridding with the deer on his shoulders thrue town. lol

[CaptJack]

turkey hunting


and when the road is closed to motorized vehicles
but still open to bicycles

[CaptJack]

[bmac]

I like the idea and have thought about doing this myself, but I dont think I would put any animal on my shoulders/bike on public lands. I have heard of to to many people that say they shoot or will shoot at anyhting.

[Honky_Tonk]

Wow! Pretty amazing thread...I thought I could piece together bikes when I was a kid. I did not even scratch the surface!!!

[Scout Man]

I like sneaking around on a bike in the woods. follow a cow trail or a road and you will get more close to game than on a 4 wheeler. I only hunt 500 acres so when I kill something I go back and get the 4 wheeler to haul it out. As I have said previously on this subject, I have had fawns chase me and have ran right through a flock of wild turkey. The bike is a must for me and keeps me in shape.

[innergel]

People look at me funny when I do a "neighbor hood assalt" ride or commute down the street with them on .

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Urban assault bike indeed! I'm not really into mountain bikes, but that thing is awesome. It needs a Blackhawk Serpa retention holster on the "top tube" just for some added effect


You guys have got some cool hunting bikes! Great ideas. But I'm a bad enough climber as it is. I can only imagine what climbing with a fully loaded game cart on the back would be like

[dcrow]

Very interesting subject and info here...thanks CaptJack