Absence of cupholders, tool boxes, on new tractors

DaveNay · Sep 5, 2004

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( You take your tractor hunting? )</font>

.....and is it trained to retrieve downed birds? /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

Dave

JDNineNinety · Sep 6, 2004

Actually, I have one stand about a mile from the barn that
is in a very marshy area. I take the tractor to an area about
200 yards from the stand and walk the rest of the way.

MicroPilot · Sep 7, 2004

SURE. You can hang the kill from the fel, and skin and quarter it all at the kill site. Then you got a place to put the meat and hide/trophy instead of packing it out on your back!!

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sodamo · Sep 9, 2004

I asked my dealer what he thought was the most commn use for a boom pole. His answer - the hunters use them to hang their deer to dress.
We have wild pig in Hawaii, so I guess I'll get a boom pole.
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JDNineNinety · Sep 9, 2004

That is exactly what I use mine for. Also to raise deer to
load in pickup.

Ledgemere Farm · Sep 10, 2004

You hunt with your tractor? Are you going to kill a deer with a Deere? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

bobholland · Sep 16, 2004

Surplus ammo boxes work well and come in a bunch of different sizes. Of course you must repaint them the appropriate color!! /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

RobertN · Sep 16, 2004

It is kind of like buying a $35k 3/4 ton pickup, that has o tiedown hooks. Sure, they put some little tab in each corner of the bed, but how are you suppossed to secure a load of hay or other large awkward item? Or, they put tiny little backup lights on them. Or...