What kind of bike?

[anchorman]

Thanks guys looks like lot of good options out there..I have a one piece so I would need to figure that out..I know I was told by rangers that electric bikes aren't allowed..

[Wudstix]

Perhaps a pair of plastic/rubber rifle holders attached to front stem and rear post to transport unstrung bow along the top tube?

[beemann]

I would suggest getting a fat tire bike.  Check out the Trek Farley or the Specialized Fatboy.  They have models that go for 1500-1700.  You can fill the tubes with green slime to prevent flats.  To carry my recurve I have a set of rubber coated u clamps on the bars and it works great.  Im on the prairie so have no issues getting through trees.  I have a cogburn that is a good rig but they quit making them.  I would include pics but we are in the middle of a two day blizzard and I have a five foot drift in front of my garage.  Only want to crawl through it once. 

[hickstick]

Mine is just a regular mountain bike with rear rack for my Bison Gear fanny pack and a bow carrier.  The bow carrier attaches to the rear rack...forgot the name but if anyone is interested PM me after November when I'm back in Aiken, SC for the winter.  I use my bike on my hog lease in GA...tippit

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Hey Jeff!  I just ordered a pack frame for my onld hardtail MB.  I have a couple of spots that are a mile or more in and need a faster way in than just walking.

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[GCook]

When I was younger and less lazy I used a mountain bike on the dirt/mud roads around the farm in north Missouri.  It works but if I were to need to go that route now I would get a quiet cat.

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