What are you guys useing to pack your beavers out with ? Paracord cable etc.... pictures appreciated

String, lay em on their back, hook one front leg, opposite back leg . Make the string comfortable length for you.

4wheeler

Hands to the quad or truck, was some long hauls this fall. It’s frozen enough now that I can quad up to the first dam. The other beaver factories have to wait until we get at least one blizzard, then I can’t take the snowmobile over and really get way back there

I try to get to where I’m close to the atv or truck. If I’m too far I skin them on site and only walk fur and castors out.

Ice fishing sled...summah & Wintah

A piece of PVC and wire. One wrapped to the front leg and one to the back. Carry them suitcase style

Sled or my arms

Am I the only one that uses a pack basket? I know it limits me to one at a time usually but I make multiple trips if I need to. If there is snow and its not too brushy I use a sled.

This ^.

Jet Sled....Honda SxS....

I use a sled to take em out.

Pack with a Tump line.
Used to be able to pack out 5 beaver in younger days no problem.
Today 3 is max I can handle,if trip is less than quarter mile or so,with a few rest stops. 2 is still no problem,
A good big canoe pack with an nice wide tump strap makes it fairly easy

Personally, I never run a land line for beavers unless I have access to 3-4 Kalajari pygmies as packers.

When you use a tump line do you also use the pack's shoulder straps?

Tape a couple single edge razor blades with the protective covers together and keep them in your wallet (many uses) skin those beavers on the spot use the carcass for bait then for cats or yotes.

I use something like turtledale has there that an my pack basket

I use a kid's fold up snow sled.

22" old school pack basket. When way back off the road, I field skin. I have had a couple wolf encounters on the next check when they discover the carcasses.

About 5 years ago in September, I tore meniscus in right knee.
By following March, I carried 139lb of beaver 5/8 of a mile, 2 slung over each shoulder, one front, one back, and a small.one in pack.

Figured I was good to go!
Ruptured a Disc a year later, now I.use a sled, lol