Getting your Deer Out of the Woods!

Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/luketallguy/1580959934/in/photostream/ Hunting is a a multi-step process. First you have to find a deer, then shoot straight. The adrenalin of of success soon fades however with the realization that you still have to get the great beast out of the woods and back to your home or camp. That’s when the real work begins. Read a great tip on how to bring game back home. 1. The first step is getting your Rhino to the deer, or vice versa. 2. Next, you’ve got to load the deer onto, or into the Rhino. Don’t drag the deer with the Rhino unless it’s only for a very short distance. You may damage the cap, meat or rack. Here again, try to enlist help. If you’re alone, try to locate an elevated area that you can back up to. Drag the deer up onto it, then slide it over onto the Rhino. 3. When using a Rhino, you can simply put the deer in the bed, close the tailgate and head for camp. Still, it’s not a bad idea to secure it in the bed especially if traveling over steep terrain or rough ground. Read more on this and other useful tips: http://www.yamaha-motor.com/outdoor/events/dynamicevent/2/917/yamaha_out...