Yep Deer cart. Much better. Still hard work up hill but better than a sled. Less friction.
Deer Sled.
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devon deer stalker
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Did some modifications on my sled, added some tie downs for when I get more than one red down like I did recently
devon deer stalker
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Better than mine thats for sure!
@Suilven Yes - they are Jet Sled ones I got from Glare Deer Management aka @Stirlinggundogs.
However, as you can see from the attached, they come in packs of 3 and given the runners on the underside of the sled I wanted to fit 4, hence the patchwork arrangement. They come with stainless steel bolts/nuts and they are fitted with sealing washers so pooling blood in the bottom of the sled doesn't leak out.
@devon deer stalker This is what I meant to post - I see now in the earlier pictures I hadn't added them yet.
All stainless steel parts so no rust or issues with blood. I have 2 orange (so I don't loose them) self-locking straps which I thread through to pin the shoulders and head down and if necessary, add one to the rear set too to stop the carcass from slipping out on rough ground/trees.
Suilven
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That's great @wytonpjs thanks.
You might see from my thread that I've managed to wear through mine today Is my jet sled repairable?
If it is repairable (and thanks to SD I've had an offer for help from a local member) I'll take the opportunity to upgrade.
You might see from my thread that I've managed to wear through mine today Is my jet sled repairable?
If it is repairable (and thanks to SD I've had an offer for help from a local member) I'll take the opportunity to upgrade.
devon deer stalker
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That will work, just needs testing
I rest my case my lord...................That will work, just needs testing
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