An ATV can be a real asset for a hunter. Not only do they give you a place to store your gear when not in use, but they make getting to your chosen hunting spot much, much easier. If you’re interested in using an ATV on your next hunting trip and you’d like to know more, check out this guide from the experts at Big Country Powersports. 

Consider Your Physical Capabilities

Hunting is a physically demanding activity. That’s why it's important to look for an ATV that fits you well. If you ride an ATV that is too small for you, you’ll spend most of the ride hunched over. If the ATV is too big, you’ll be stretching and straining just to reach the controls. Both options will tire you out before you even start hunting. That’s why we highly recommend taking a test drive to ensure that whichever ATV you purchase is a good fit. 

Consider the Hunting Grounds

Location is another thing to consider. A standard ATV will work fine for normal dirt paths. However, if you plan to hunt in an area with more specialized terrain like mud or sand, you should look for an ATV that can handle the challenges that come with that terrain. You should also consider what kinds of obstacles you might encounter. Rocky terrain, for example, often requires an ATV with higher ground clearance.

Consider the Noise Level

The last thing you want is for your ATV’s engine to spook your prey. Certain models can be equipped with an upgrade to make the vehicle more quiet. However, not all ATVs are compatible with this upgrade, so do your research.

To shop our inventory of ATVs, visit Big Country Powersports. Our dealership in Bowling Green, Kentucky offers convenient access to communities like Nashville, Tennessee, and Louisville, Kentucky. We also offer powersports parts, servicing, and financing.