yes. they make a difference. they are a godsend hunting wma's where no vehicles are allowed off road.
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Deer carts…..what do you have?
- Thread starter Comanche
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yes. they make a difference. they are a godsend hunting wma's where no vehicles are allowed off road.
only a couple places I hunt I would need it. I too have felt like dying trying to get a few to the truck Polaris northstar gets everything else
Yes you can really rip on a trail for instance.
I’ve seen people running with them.
I’ve seen people running with them.
This works WELL for me!
Check with an Ambulance service and see if you can get an old scoop stretcher. With a few minor mods, would make a good sled.
I don’t use deer carts much anymore.
Most of my land has good road access, so my F-150 is my deer cart.
I used a deer sleigh’r several years ago on wma land and it did great. It slides over leaf litter, straw or grass easily.
Rocks are about the only thing you really have to watch out for, but that’s not really an issue until it’s really cold and then the plastic gets brittle.
The best part about the deer sleigh’r is how easy it is to carry in and out.
Most of my land has good road access, so my F-150 is my deer cart.
I used a deer sleigh’r several years ago on wma land and it did great. It slides over leaf litter, straw or grass easily.
Rocks are about the only thing you really have to watch out for, but that’s not really an issue until it’s really cold and then the plastic gets brittle.
The best part about the deer sleigh’r is how easy it is to carry in and out.
Yeah I would end up destroying a deer sleigh in some of my spots while others would be no issue.
Lots of logs and rocks.
In fair weather it would be great, but your neck of the woods tend to get a bit chilly.
Where I hunt a cart was useless for me, I tried it once and kept getting hung up or tipping it over. My hunting spot is steep and very uneven and the bottoms are very marshy. So I use will power, lots of cuss words and a rope.
