Ontariofarmer
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cool have you used oneIf you are looking at a cart, look at the mule...
https://gearjunkie.com/mule-backpack
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cool have you used oneIf you are looking at a cart, look at the mule...
https://gearjunkie.com/mule-backpack
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Can't think of the name, get it at bass proIf you are looking at a cart, look at the mule...
https://gearjunkie.com/mule-backpack
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cool have you used one
I've used a tough piece of plastic that rolls up into a 3' tube. It's called "deer sleigh'r." The magnum version is what you want. It has grommets and you lace the deer or hog onto it. It is as slippery as owl excrement and makes dragging a breeze. I've gone through several over the years, about $30.00.A sled
A hawk deer crawler... anyone tried this
Or anything else
I have a couple sleds that work well in cat tails.
Has anyone tried that Four wheels hawk cart
Best method in WI is the five piece if it's too deep. If it's a trophy, it's 3 trips: cape and rack, hind quarters, Everything else. Bigger game bags help. Just cut in half for everything else. A 100 lbs on your back with a frame is very manageable unless it's really wet. Then it has to be a drag with a sled.Make sure to check the regs on carcass disposal. I quartered and packed out my mule deer this year and it was much easier than dragging. However, where I normally hunt in WI and MN, you can't use the gutless method because it's technically "disposing of the carcass on public land". So I have to drag. Dan Infalt did a video on getting a buck out of a swamp. Wheels don't work well in marsh, so he used a sled and a bag to cover the antlers from getting caught in the grass. Carts work the best on packed trails IMO.
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