Well what i do is have the pack board in the truck. Then when you shot you deer or whatever you drag it tell you cant go any more then make the hike back to the truck to get the pack board then go up to you animle. what we do is corter it out and take as much meat off the carces as possible it litens the load alittle.

Predatorhunter

get urself a good packframe like a Kelty,a boned out deer doesnt weigh much at all,if your far from your transportation bone it out starp it to your pack frame and your off.

Grab it's antlers and keep pulling until you reach your vehicle!!

One of my buddies shot a deer two seasons ago and we gutted it and tied it to a tree we cut down and toted it out on our shoulders.

I normally drag it to where I can get the truck, then I throw it in the back, take it home, and the gut it. Then I saw the antlers off, skin it, de-bone the carcass, and then take what I need pocessed down to this place not far from me where they grind up some of it and do the roasts and backstrap.

With rabbits, squirrels and other small game, I normally gut them and skin them, and then freeze them, and make the cuts I want when I thaw them and am ready to cook them.

For turkey, I pluck them, gut them, and chop off the legs. I keep the beards, which I tie with fishing line so they don't ever fall apart.

Depends on what im hunting moose are usually quartered and hauled out on quads bear my truck sits 30 feets from my treestand and deer like the other guy said grab the antlers and start walking out.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I am a true believer in the one shot one kill method..

jump around

cut a tag and enjoy the moment

thats what i was thinkin gotta love the victory stroll

before or after you take a bite out of its heart?
Drag it out, or if you've got a younger brother have him do it, thats what brothers are for!

Ya i do dont you.