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game cart
been thinking about a game cart,,,,
any advice,
1# you guys that own & use one are they ok or just another item you dont use?
hatchet jack
any advice,
1# you guys that own & use one are they ok or just another item you dont use?
hatchet jack
they say he is still up there.
I personally don't use one Hatchet Jack, but they do look cool to use. Our property is very hilly, and like this year, 12 inches of snow. This year I used a snowmobile to get my buck back to my truck. During the xbow season I used a all-terrain.
Let us know if you got one, and how it worked for you.
Grey Owl
Let us know if you got one, and how it worked for you.
Grey Owl
hatchet jack I made one this year and I dont know why I went so long with out one. They work great, check out this post.
http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/phpBB2 ... hp?t=16581
http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/phpBB2 ... hp?t=16581
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thanks guys , really apreciate it . looks like i will get one .i have hunted a cattle ranch for 15 years ,now they have family hunting there cant always get the atv,s . i get the feeling they are pushing us out .
thanks a bunch i can get one from cabelas $100.00.
hatchet jack
thanks a bunch i can get one from cabelas $100.00.
hatchet jack
they say he is still up there.
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Hey if you dont have a tree stand and game cart consider the tree lounge www.treelounge.com it also doubles as a game cart
Exocet200
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I have two and have used them both to retreive deer several times. I live in hilly country too. That's not so much of a problem as when you get into the dirty stuff. I have found it is better to drag the deer out to the closest fields, trails, or open hardwoods and then put it in the game cart, rather than load it it the thick stuff. The bigger the wheels the better. Also, if you can get those spoke covers do so. All in all, I love them. They make life very easy.