I know the current thought is to go big or go home.
However, I have what I consider to be pretty close to a perfect atv.
It is a Suzuki 160. 158cc 4 stroke engine.
The thing is tiny compared to most machines but big enough for me (6' 3", 230) to ride comfortably. It fits nearly anywhere and doesn't weigh much so if need be you can just pick up the back end and swing it around.
I have plowed snow with it, pulled out deer with it, pulled trees with it, set up full sized completely built ladder stands deep in the woods with it. I haul it around on a 4'x8' trailer and when I get to the woods I hook the trailer to the atv and go. Bigger machines may give you a bit more pulling capacity, but I will take my little one any day of the week.
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