P1000 Lucky Honda's 9th Elk

[Jerryy]

Had to get ingenious with this one---ran the winch cable under the roof, over the roll bars to the rear to hoist up the front half of the elk.

 

[Admin]

 

[Buggyman]

Had to get ingenious with this one---ran the winch cable under the roof, over the roll bars to the rear to hoist up the front half of the elk.

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congrats on the elk. looks like a bit of an overload

 

[Jerryy]

Actually, a few years ago the Honda transported two adult elk at one time. Went very slow.

 

[Buggyman]

Actually, a few years ago the Honda transported two adult elk at one time. Went very slow.

surprised the front wheels stayed on the ground

 

[Dirtstiffs-1000]

Good hunting where your at for sure.
I've killed a few closer to Dad and the the Grey's and North of Commissary ridge.
Got a load on..

 

[Jerryy]

Good hunting where your at for sure.
I've killed a few closer to Dad and the the Gray's and North of Commissary ridge.
Got a load on..

Yep! Lots of elk there but lots of hunters too. I live in Star Valley, just over the hill from the Greys.

 

[NewHere2]

Congrats! Looks like it worked.

 

[crewcabrob]

One of the main reasons I purchased a Honda brand UTV was because of my experience elk hunting with my family in the early 90s. We had a couple relatives with Honda 300 ATVs, prior to the ranchers. Those little workhorses were bulletproof and amazing. We could strap a bull elk on the rear rack with the legs hooked to the front rack. Two people; one to drive and the other to help keep the front end down. I watched time after time going up steep hills in rocky, snowy conditions and it never seemed to have an issue.

When it came time to buy my first UTV, I looked no further than Honda. And even with the smallest UTV they make, it still exceeds my expectations on load carrying and durability.