Red Stag Carcass retrieval?

[TOMHOWA]

Yes John, i have managed a stag on my trolley, but it wasn't huge, but bigger than the hind in the photo, around 180lb, you can load it on your own, this trolley takes deer up to 300lb. We managed a hind didn't we?

Cheers
Richard

Yeah I could have got him onto the trolley, where did you get the trolley? Or did you have one fabricated?

 

[devon deer stalker]

I got the cart some years ago mail order from Cabelas, from memory it cost less that £100 all in, but with the exchange rate now it will be a lot more.
Cheers
Richard

 

[paulbshooting]

Get a deer sled. Bought one on special from BushWear last year for fallow extraction and works a treat. Loop pull cords through shoot stick and drag out behind you. Slides over ground esp cut grass and keeps contamination out of carcass.

 

[Ewich]

Like Richard I have a Cabela's trolly they will take a stag no problem - had two on it one time but that was a struggle for a mile or so over a rough hill track - would not do that again!!! They are a inverted A-frame design with 16" solid rubber tyres so pretty robust but fairly light and fold down it go in the back of the motor.

 

[deerstalker.308]

View attachment 83820Drag sled and optional (advisable) quad bike, then winch into truck.

 

[SDM]

Just had an email back from Cabelas they will ship to uk you need to add 45% to cost of item so if my maths are right it should cost £167 pounds sterling delivered for a Deluxe Game Cart within 7/14 days email was from a JoAnn P whether there is import duty on this I'm unsure but hope this helps Guys

Regards John SDM

 

[melvin]

I use the sledge which bush wear used to stock, I've had reds up to 100kg on it myself. It's a fair bit of work but without it it'd be a machine job or another person would be needed. I've dragged reds out of cutaway with it and it's a dream sliding over the extra rough ground and keeps the animal correct up and down drains. Really class bit of kit.

 

[timbrayford]

cut it in half 2 trips with the wheel barrow

Better still quarter it!