foxdropper
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What about the deer carry attachments seen on the tube .Anyone have any experience ,forms and against their use as thinking of buying one .
Quad extraction trailer/sleds for the hill
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heres a link to the iron ox a few different models to choose from off-road-trailers
@theroedeerguy
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The advantage with a TFM type trailer is that it’s easy to transport.
We used to have the trailer chassis on the floor of the quad trailer, drive the quad on over the hill trailer chassis then strap down the hill trailer basket upside down over the quad racks if that makes sense?
We used to have the trailer chassis on the floor of the quad trailer, drive the quad on over the hill trailer chassis then strap down the hill trailer basket upside down over the quad racks if that makes sense?
NickJ
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If I was there full time I 100% would have a garron as we have horses at home, maybe one day...
NickJ
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You mean a carry tray that attaches to a quad? You mean on YouTube? I haven't seen one but I think the main thing with dragging/towing is it keeps the weight low for stability.
You can't use one of those, think of the methane emissions , you need one with an electric motor !
foxdropper
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Yes Nick a tray mate .Getting another trailer to the site would be an issue and leaving one there another .I’ve got a top box on the quad back ,rifle holder on front that limits carry .I just meant to ask if anyone had anything this side the pond as all yank products on the tube .
JWCS
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I used a JFC tipping trailer this season for extraction all my red stags and hinds from the hill/wood it tips for ease of loading one day I had over 250kg in it coming off the hill behind my CF Moto 520 with no issues at all.
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Would load pictures but can't fathom out how to upload them.
I used to have a seldge. When it was packed with deer it became more difficult to tow because obviously more friction and weight to drag. What I found was the tfm hill trailer was better to move deer in numbers
stalker.308
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Is this the 400l version?
JWCS
Member
It's the 500 litre I think.
dunningboio
Active Member
We use very heavy gauge endless poly theme roll , shove beast in it and drag lightweight cheep and v clean
Looks handy. Light? Stable on the hill?
JWCS
Member
Certainly is easily to move around light to work with fits 2 stags no problem had 35 stone of stags in it this season. Extremely stable on the hill even over hill drains and wet ground.
Should keep the ticks at bay:
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must be serious heat from the exhausts … HSE would lock us up over here if you were seen with that 
roaring_stag
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TFM trailer…. We love ours…
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