No but i know a man that ran over a fawn and threw it in his geo tracker with a rag top.

Deer woke up, stomped man then tore through his soft top and escaped.

I liked the deer seen in the movie Tommy Boy.

My first car was a 89 240 sx 5 speed with the hatchback. I hauled quite a few in that car ..Good times!

Cars are nothing getting one in a can-am is where it’s at😂

We put a hutch on my grandmother Ford fusion and hauled deer out of the woods in a backet mounted in the hitch. Worked like a champ and saved a ton of gas.

Me and my cousin took his wife's car hunting one time. It wasn't until after we killed a big doe that we realized that we didn't have any rope, so we put the deer across the hood of the car right at the base of the windshield and it was basically laying on top of the windshield wipers. we rolled the driver's side and passenger's side windows down, and he held the back legs and I held the front legs all the way home. It was a cold ride, and my forearms were burning by the time we got there. Got some WILD looks at the Love's truck stop on exit 100.

Ive hauled em in my wifes Lincoln town cars trunk, tied onto the rear of a dodge shelby charger..and in the trunks of many rental. Once a buck all the way from Wisconsin!

Hauled a bunch of them in the trunk of a cutlass when I was younger. Just throw a big piece of plastic down to keep the blood out of the carpet.

Uh. Open trunk. Lift deer into trunk. Close trunk. Go home and skin it out.

Which of today's cars have a trunk? Most of them ain't big enough for a suitcase.

You can fit a couple bodies deer in the trunk of a BMW 750Li

Way back when I started driving I had a '66 VW Bug that I'd chopped, modified and turned it into one hell of a mud-eating machine. Took the passenger seat out and hauled literally tons of deer out of the woods with that thing over the a couple year period!

Thanks for giving me the chance to reminisce. I hauled two bucks at once in the back of a 1991 Ford Probe, a buck in a 1989 Honda CRX (and a tripod stand once too). When I was stationed in Germany I hauled hogs, roe deer, red deer, mouflon, and fallow deer in the trunk of a 2005 Ford Focus. Last example was hauling my nephew's first deer, a spike buck in the back of my Mom's 2003 Sentra. Apparently, some blood leaked down into the spare tire compartment and I didn't know about it until she hopped in the car one day and the stench parted her hair. LoL. Let's just say, I had some making up to do. Lastly, one of my favorite pics is of my Dad holding a 145" 12pt in the truck of his 1972 Duster.
I've always said rednecks are some of the most motivated folks on the face of the earth...when it comes to hunting/fishing, we don't need a $75,000 truck on 35"s to make it happen.

A 1973 Nova trunk could handle a buck with room to spare. I had a big tarp in the trunk. Hauled out many on the hood of a old army jeep back in the day.

This is my perferred way when I'm in my car.

My 76 Plymouth Volare station wagon hauled a bunch of gutted deer. Shortly after that I just started quartering everything. So much easier, and you can haul 2 quartered deer in the trunk of a dodge Lancer.

Aw come on now. We all know how you say you only drive 20 year old 400,000 mile vehicles around, so what do you know about todays vehicles? There was plenty of boats back then that easily hauled deer in the trunk. In reality, cars with trunks are going to the wayside and replaced with suv's. And yer givin too much credit to the small deer which make the majority in this area.

I put a doe in my wife's van one time. She was out of town and I didn't tell her about it until I had cleaned it up. Really not much to clean up though. Just wrapped it up good in a tarp.Hurried it home and gutted it there.

That getup had the potential to go terribly awry.

Just wait til you see it take a bump on one of our Alabama roads. I want to see it go through a drive thru!