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You must have never hunted Wheeler Refuge. Back in the early 90s I (and numerous others)had a bike with a gunrack on the handlebars and a rack over the rear wheel for my backpack. My treestand was on my back when I rode the bike. Why? because motorized vehicles were not allowed behind the gates on several miles of roads to great hunting.
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