Kawasaki Brute Force 750 ATV & Dual Shot Outdoors Turkey Hunting
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Finally, after what seemed like forever, the first gobbler edged across the roadway and Charger relayed for me to bust the 2nd bird when I had a clean shot. My turkey was now in the roadway as I eased the safety off my shotgun and drew a bead on his head. The loud report echoed through the area as the shot connected true and the bird was down, all captured on video.

Dual Shot Outdoors & the help of a Kawasaki Brute Force 750 4x4 Utility ATV provided a great place & ride for our Turkey Hunting Adventure

The hunt was a success and now it was back to work. We had taken a 100% wild fair chase West Virginia gobbler in conditions that would have most waiting for better weather. Thanks to the excellent mud protection from the Kawasaki, the trip in to pick up the bird and gear kept us clean however the rain had us both weighted down with wet clothing. Video and pictures were done while we dodged the heaviest down pours as we discussed how far today’s ATV’s have come and how important a role they play for so many.

Dual Shot Outdoors rely on ATVs to haul in their hunting blinds & gear before taking clients out on hunts

For Charger and his operation, they afford him some help doing the back breaking work as he hauls in blinds and gear for his clients as well as serve as his horse to work food plots in areas a tractor just won’t reach. For me, the Kawasaki Brute Force takes the beating while I effortlessly traverse the rugged terrain we hunt. The power steering makes even the basic operation so easy you forget you are on a stout and weighted machine. Quickly getting into a hunting area or using it to haul out equipment and game really allows me to overcome physical shortcomings and still enjoy the great outdoors, especially in an area that has vast logging roads or existing trails where our Brute Force shines.

It is always fun to introduce others to the latest offerings in the ATV world, and the new Kawasaki Brute Force 750 4x4 ATV was well received by Charger and the crew at Dual Shot Outdoors. The weather did not permit some serious trail riding during our visit however the response back from everyone was very positive.

The Kawasaki Brute Force has plenty of storage compartments ,which was great for our hunt especially since it was raining. The left fender storage area provided great protection from the rain, and the new hood storage is large enough to handle 3 bottles of water for our morning out in the woods

“Down here in these hills, we need torque and that is exactly what this Kawasaki offers, and Brute Force’s power steering makes it effortless to operate”, said Charger.

Large foot wells & mud guards helped in the wet riding conditions, but the gun scabbard does take up some foot room, so it isn't something you would want to have mounted at all times when you are not using it, since it is easy to remove