Jim Hutton
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I use a ratchet strap too. Cheap and multi purpose. I use mine to secure my hoist to a suitable tree branch when gralloching as well as a drag strap.
Car seat belt or the webbing from broken ratchet strap.z
I use a 2m webbing sling with some paracord tied to each end.
A piece of seatbelt with paracord/rope on each end would be lighter and better - been intending to do this for a few years but life gets in the way...
A piece of seatbelt with paracord/rope on each end would be lighter and better - been intending to do this for a few years but life gets in the way...
Darkwoodecho
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devon deer stalker
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Until the deer overtakes you going downhill. Then run, fall over, and slide after it.
I've always just used a length of rope long enough to go over one shoulder and wrap a few turns round the arm on the opposite side.
Bavarianbrit
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Here are two pictures from the companies website the first is a test from a magazine and they want 39.80€. On the second the item is on offer from a different address and they are now charging 59.00€.
Darkwoodecho
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Jagerschmid V2 "Hunters Mate" Deer Drag - Monarch Country Products
Jagerschmid V2 “Hunters Mate” Deer Drag The ultimate deer drag!…, those of you that regularly stalk red deer will know […]
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Mine came from Monarch, works well
I "use" one of these if I really have to........................ I seldom do as I hate dragging!
FISH BOY
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lol I used a wheelbarrow earlier on a large private garden on a decent fallow doe.
Worked surprisingly well, but may have left a rut.
don't drag............ROLL
Most stalkers seem make hard work of getting deer back to the wagon...
There are situations that hopefully even you will appreciate Tim where sadly drags are necessary. My preferred order is to:don't drag............ROLL
Most stalkers seem make hard work of getting deer back to the wagon...
- Drive to the animal in the car
- If it has then to be moved to gralloch it elsewhere within reasonable distance, tow the carcass in a Jet sled behind the car
- Drive the quad to it, gralloch it there and then, and then tow it back to the car in a Jet sled
- Use my deer crawler to extract
- Use the capstan winch to recover it to the car/quad and then above
- Manually drag it in a Jet sled back to gralloch site/car
- Manually drag it across the terrain
Get a sheet of kydex in ( try lathoms ) . You can bend it when heated with a hot gun and turn the leading edge up also like a sledge , attach staps ( old car seat belts etc ) 8x4 sheet size . The kydex is really flexible and really tough, you score it deeply and bend it back to size to break.
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