Any reason why this wouldn't work?

[MNFarmHunter]

Any reason why a mini bike like this couldn't be used to haul deer our of the woods?

https://www.amazon.com/Massimo-MB200-Supersized-196CC-Mini/dp/B0778NK8DR/ref=as_li_ss_tl?SubscriptionId=AKIAJTJORVOSDYD5VKSA&linkCode=ll1&tag=edgar050-20&linkId=4040cfdc310b571fb133de60de231966&language=en_US

I hunt private land so restrictions aren't an issue. I'm thinking if I rigged a yoke/receiver to the rear frame, I could connect a sled or deer cart to it which would make hauling a deer out of the woods much easier. I bet I could find one used on Craigslist and would be much cheaper and more compact compared to a 4-wheeler.

Before the "just drag it out" crowd chimes in, I have borderline fibrosis so it not a matter of laziness...though I'm not above being lazy if there's an advantage to it.

 

[kyler1945]

What’s your priority? You hunt private, so options are completely open as far as regulation. So what limits you? Cost? Weight? Dimension? Noise? Maintenance effort? Funness to tell us about?

 

[Jtaylor]

The centrifugal clutch would be your limiting issue I'd venture to guess.

 

[Nutterbuster]

Man I wish I had pictures of my old neighbir on his mini bike. Dude was probably 350-400lbs and didn't own a shirt. He rode that little mini back and forth to the gas station and boat ramp all the time. Looked like a bear on a tricycle.

 

[MattMan81]

I had an older one in High school. My first thought is not enough torque. What is the terrain like? A deer cart is hard enough in the woods to control by myself. The sled sounds like a better idea. But in my mind it seems like an accident waiting to happen. I would spend a little more for a 4 wheeler. If that's an option.