Thanksgiving and UTVs go together like cranberry sauce and rolls. Turkey hunting with a UTV allows bird hunters access to sweeter spots and the ability to get to these prime locations faster and earlier. Turkeys are famous for being oblivious to blinds, and as long as you get to your spot before sunrise, you’ll be good to go. Using a UTV makes it easier to haul your gear, including the blind, so you can set up for a full day of lying in wait for your target, if necessary. The biggest feast of the year is only a few days...
How can you prevent UTV rust? Much like your car, you shouldn’t have to do much to keep rust at bay. A quality manufacturer will paint or powder coat the UTV frame, which the vast majority of the time stops rust from ever occurring. But there are always exceptions, of course. If you love riding through mud and puddles, live in an climate that promotes rusting (such as in coastal towns), or simply want to keep your UTV as protected as possible, you can take extra measures. Using a product like WD-40 will work in a pinch, but remember that...
Using a UTV can dramatically improve a hunting experience, as long as best practices (and the law!) are followed. However, the hunting world is divided into UTV hunters versus non-UTV hunters. Is the tool that’s supposed to make hunting better actually scaring away deer and other game? UTVs and hunting have become intrinsically connected, especially for those who hunt big game that they couldn’t possibly collect without a UTV. A UTV is the ultimate tool for some hunters, but not all machines are created equally. First, consider the electrics, those rare UTVs that you can plug in and charge. If...
