This works... wanted to share.

[bjsexpress]

I used this technique last season and wished I'd known this sooner.

https://youtu.be/u-uZnm0db9k

"The history of the bow and arrow is the history of mankind."

[Antlers86]

Nice... Wonder how easy it will be with a 200#+ deer! Maybe find out next wknd!

[bjsexpress]

Nice... Wonder how easy it will be with a 200#+ deer! Maybe find out next wknd!

For years I was lifting straight up from behind atv... actually got a hernia one season from a giant body buck... even with a 2nd person, it would still be easier if both pulled up over the fender, they just slide right up. Hope you do 86! Good luck.

"The history of the bow and arrow is the history of mankind."

[Texas Grown]

Wonder if I can do that with a 300lb+ hog.

Good for Texas deer though.

[saintsfan]

It works. I figured that one about a few years ago after I got wore out trying to load a 250+ lb Illinois buck on a 4-wheeler by myself. I have used it since and I have yet to kill a deer that I couldn't load by myself..

[Mudslinger]

Been there and tried that until I bought a little trailer that is the same width as my 4 wheeler that has a removable back gate and I can load almost anything and then put the back gate back on. It will and has hauled up to 10+ bags of corn when I use it to haul corn to fill feeders. A true back and life saver for me when no one else is at the lease to help me load something heavy.

[WalkieTalkie]

This is pretty much the only way I have ever hauled deer out of the woods.. been doing it like this for 3o years. Its definitely not easy getting them up there. If its a buck, and he has big horns, I like to stand on the tire and pull him up by both horns using my biceps. Its much easier for the other deer and doe I just grab there back legs and drag em on up