[G20]

Mine was .52 mile by myself and was an adult doe. I left my gear at the shot because it was evening then went back for my stand after getting her to the truck.

 

[Mr. October]

One of the first deer I got in Pennsylvania. It was a very large doe and a a 1.5+ mile drag.

 

[jhall239]

antelope 1.5 miles

 

[poobear]

Ohio buck. 1.2 mile. He was 216 dressed and 8- 900lb by the time we got to truck. Felt like it anyway!!

 

[maxxis312]

1 mile most was up hill in thick brush. I got a deer cart right after that

 

[bz5119]

About a mile, half of which was through some of the thickest nastiest stuff you could imagine. I scraped my jacket and pants I was wearing at the time because it was too covered in stickers to salvage.

 

[Slippyshaft]

Should of been 1/4 mile but we got turned around and it ended up being 3/4 of a mile. Dooah!

 

[DaneHunter]

Never measured, but there wasnt any hair left on its side when I got done.

 

[Geeman]

3/4 of a mile, one of the shortest was 20 steps in a swamp where I tore my acl twisting in the mud while dragging and could not take another step, waited in the swamp for 3 hours until my buddies decided they better come look for me.

 

[JMart294]

Maybe 50 yards. I must be spoiled.

 

[tim_puckett87]

My spot on national forest is 2.68 miles as a crow flies according to my GPS so probably around 3 miles the way I go in. I've brought deer out a few times by myself and ifbyou keep a steady pace it takes 3 hours

 

[bsstalker]

A mile from the bar all the way home underneath the truck!

 

[Liv4Rut]

We dragged two, 1.5 miles out on Sunday. I'm still hurting

 

[ridgerunner1]

long long ways..6-7hrs..not no more they go in the pack

 

[zap]

A few miles and it was uphill both ways.....:wink:

 

[PAdorn]

Maybe 200 yards

 

[lungpuncher1]

1.8 miles by the GPS. Took 6-7 hours. It was rough. Ohio public land.

 

[bjmostel]

1200 yards on an out of state hunt with no cart....I had a cart this year!

 

[Twitch]

Dragged 2 bucks that myself and 10 year old son shot, for a mile in October. I would drag one about 200 yards and turn around and drag the other the same 200 yards. I'm in pretty good shape and that kicked my butt...I could barely walk up the steps the next morning..seemed like a good idea at the time, and didn't have the heart to tell a 10 year old boy he couldn't shoot a 7 point buck standing broadside at 20 yards.

 

[spencer12]

about 6-700 yards.