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Hauling deer
- Thread starter fawnzy
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I use my Nucanoe or my game cart. To get me deer from kill site to either I use this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001CJ ... ge_o00_s00
rr79
Active Member
Yup most my deer get quartered and caped where they drop or close to it.
Maustypsu
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I keep a bushel of apples in my truck bed and just shoot them in there. Saves a lot of time.
When I'm in the big woods of PA, I doubt I could use one of those sleds in that laurel. When I'm hunting small private property in Ohio, I don't walk far enough to worry about it. Either time, I'm hooking up to a rope on my harness, wrap a stick around the rope. Drag with my legs when I can and use the stick as my handle when I need to lift over logs, rocks, etc.
When I'm in the big woods of PA, I doubt I could use one of those sleds in that laurel. When I'm hunting small private property in Ohio, I don't walk far enough to worry about it. Either time, I'm hooking up to a rope on my harness, wrap a stick around the rope. Drag with my legs when I can and use the stick as my handle when I need to lift over logs, rocks, etc.
Maustypsu said:
Glad I'm not the only one! :lol: :lol:
