Are we really advocating a dually for a deer? A dually would be necessary for steer. Like a cattle trailer. But not DEER.
For but one deer, even if you are buying a VW Rabbit pickup, circa 1989, you'll have more than enough space. In a six foot box on the back of a full-size pickup, I'd be shocked if you couldn't fit at least six.
Buying your pickup around your once-a-year deer seems a mite like putting your cart before your horse. You could always throw a trailer on a truck with a too-small bed...that's what trucks are for: pulling stuff. A trailer is waaaaay cheaper than a bigger truck.
Just my thoughts. I think America mostly cracks me up with their pickups - every other truck I see has no hitch on it, and no plow rig. If you ain't pushin', and you ain't pullin', why oh why would you need a full size rig with a V8?
Real redneck trucks are 2WD - we can't afford 4 - and are tiny, and typically overloaded WELL past carrying capacity - THAT's a redneck pick-'em-up truck.
-L.
For but one deer, even if you are buying a VW Rabbit pickup, circa 1989, you'll have more than enough space. In a six foot box on the back of a full-size pickup, I'd be shocked if you couldn't fit at least six.
Buying your pickup around your once-a-year deer seems a mite like putting your cart before your horse. You could always throw a trailer on a truck with a too-small bed...that's what trucks are for: pulling stuff. A trailer is waaaaay cheaper than a bigger truck.
Just my thoughts. I think America mostly cracks me up with their pickups - every other truck I see has no hitch on it, and no plow rig. If you ain't pushin', and you ain't pullin', why oh why would you need a full size rig with a V8?
Real redneck trucks are 2WD - we can't afford 4 - and are tiny, and typically overloaded WELL past carrying capacity - THAT's a redneck pick-'em-up truck.
-L.