Slit the skin at the knee tendons like you would for a gambrel. Girth hitch the short Dynaglide Loop through both legs. Next time i will use a stick between the knees to spread out the hams a little bit, like a single tree.
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DIY 3 ounce deer hoist
- Thread starter mtsrunner
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Slit the skin at the knee tendons like you would for a gambrel. Girth hitch the short Dynaglide Loop through both legs. Next time i will use a stick between the knees to spread out the hams a little bit, like a single tree.
Chickenhawk
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How bout a close up of the upper rings with the arrow toggle, thanks. Just want to make sure I'm seeing this right, thanks
This is really cool. I've gotten to the point where I can do a reasonable job gutless method, but there is still more hair to clean off the meat than when I skin one hanging from a gambrel.
I'll probably build a system to test out, but problem is most of the woods I hunt around here I think to find a tree with a reasonable horizontal limb to hang one on, I'd be just as well off dragging the deer to the truck. Trees just don't grow like that often around these parts.
I'll probably build a system to test out, but problem is most of the woods I hunt around here I think to find a tree with a reasonable horizontal limb to hang one on, I'd be just as well off dragging the deer to the truck. Trees just don't grow like that often around these parts.
Wasp
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@mtsrunner you're onto something here. I Would really appreciate seeing a video or a step by step setup on this.
Just waiting on the bear toggle to arrive and complete my kit. This is an awesome idea! I'm going to use the dynaglide as a pull down for my rappel rope and double dip.
Davis21
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How’s it work?Just waiting on the bear toggle to arrive and complete my kit. This is an awesome idea! I'm going to use the dynaglide as a pull down for my rappel rope and double dip.
Navy Chief
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@mtsrunner is going to get a video. I should have done one while we were together last time. Here are a couple of pics I took to remember the hookup points. The only thing missing in those pics is to continue the rope through the other pulleys and use the bear toggle with a clove hitch to lock it once lifted.
Here are a couple more pics from top down. At least the Bowflex serves an alternate purpose, too bad it won't hold a tether with me on it!
10-4. With options of course.
I mainly debone where they lay. It can be hard on my back, good to know there will be lightweight options when I’m old 
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I mainly debone where they lay. It can be hard on my back, good to know there will be lightweight options when I’m old
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Aaronpaul14
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Awesome thanks!! This will definitely come in handy next year!
