My friend, a roadway designer for NDOT, when returned from his cow elk hunt, sent me some pictures and an explanation of how he loaded the whole elk on his quad. Some of you may just enjoy this. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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Here are a couple pictures of the cow I got last week. We found an easy way to load the whole elk on the quad.
After field dressing, back the quad up to the elk and tip the quad on the rear rack. Tie the legs and head to the front rack in a criss-cross and cinch it up tight. Then tip the quad back on all fours and you're done and ready to go. You just have to sit on the legs.
Yes, that is snow flecks in the pictures. It snowed about every other day last week.
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Here are a couple pictures of the cow I got last week. We found an easy way to load the whole elk on the quad.
After field dressing, back the quad up to the elk and tip the quad on the rear rack. Tie the legs and head to the front rack in a criss-cross and cinch it up tight. Then tip the quad back on all fours and you're done and ready to go. You just have to sit on the legs.
Yes, that is snow flecks in the pictures. It snowed about every other day last week.
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