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For the crew crew UTV, the best choices are Can Am or Polaris. Honda and Kawasaki Mule can be an honorable mention.
I chose Can Am defender crew cause I have buddies with them and they seem to handle the rice fields better than Polaris. They can haul anything and anyone. Haven’t seen a Honda in action in that environment.
But if you’re on deer club roads, ride/feel/price are probably going to be your driving forces.
I love my can am crew and have put it thru the paces for a couple of seasons now. Still adding accessories as money permits. Plenty of accessories available for either Can Am or Polaris.
One warning about the crew options: they aren’t nimble. turning around can be a challenge in tight places
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