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So got my Quad and in a matter of four weeks it's proved a game changer in my hunting prep. I used it to haul all the material to build a suspension bridge across the creek in the back of my property. That creek is a ankle deep trickle mostly except when it rains and then its up to my waist or higher. Kinda limits access during rain. Secondly iI hauled all my stands, climbing sticks and equipment out using the quad. So nice to have the mechanical muscle now. 

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Not yet but I'll post some once I get it back together. Been replacing parts on the old girl. Got all the lights working and replacing cables, adjusting clutch and idle, etc. It sat unused in a barn for a good three years so needs some TLC. Still I gotta say it's paid for itself just hauling all my hunting stuff out to my stand sites. Also used it to haul all the stuff to build a suspension bridge across the creek to access my hunting land. Hauling the stuff for the bridge by hand would've taken a week. 

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good to hear that the atv is working well.  I just bought mine to assist in hunting as well.  Mainly in food plot work but it will sure make dragging deer out a lot easier as well.  

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Best thing I ever did was get a set of off road dedicated wheels for hunting. I've used both quads and UTVs, wouldn't go back to trashing a much more expensive pickup (especially now) nor packing everything in. Definitely get yourself a plug/patch kit with a 12v compressor and a spare tire/wheel if you can swing it, losing a tire 5 miles out from my pickup was all I needed to convince me it was worth the extra investment!

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My ATV is what keeps me going and enjoying  the  great outdoors anymore.  Beings I have COPD now it allows me to continue hunting and trapping  and spending time like I did in my younger days.  Its just a joy being out and riding the thing.

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Not necessarily an atv, but I have this buggy I'm working on. If I could ever get this thing to run, the cargo area on the back could probably hold a weeks worth of light camping gear. Thats a goal to help get this project done.

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