Sheamus
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Excellent content for our forum Kernow..
But how come you used correct strapping instead of blue telecom pulling rope
Vevor folding deer cart
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But how come you used correct strapping instead of blue telecom pulling rope
Haha you make a fair point. It was new and shiny and bought rge straps on amazon for the princely sum of 6 quid for 4! When I loose/break them ill bust out some rope to keep with tradition
I can see there are places where they could be difficult. But for majority of where I stalk it'll be perfect. Worst case 100m or so drag to where the cart can go and then the yomp back to a track for the vehicle
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Sheamus
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Stick with the straps. The blue rope is for the Flintstone brigade
Any link for the straps?
devon deer stalker
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I use 2 bungee cords
These are the ones I got
Just wondering if the trolley is still surviving? I am thinking of buying one.
devon deer stalker
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Mine is over 10 years old, this was a few weeks ago.
I treated the inside with some anti-corrosion spray I had left over from my truck
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I treated the inside with some anti-corrosion spray I had left over from my truck
Dynax-S50 - Bilt Hamber Dynax-S50 - Bilt Hamber
Yours is not a vevor one I presume?
That field/stag looks familiar
@The Singing Stalker
I use a Hawke Deer Cart from Bushwear:
I use a Hawke Deer Cart from Bushwear:
Like you, I mostly take roe and muntjac - fallow do add another dimension. I normally drive to my carcasses and do a suspended gralloch off the back of the car. On a new piece of ground I cannot do that so I have invested in a deer cart - only used twice so far but on the first it took 2 fallow and on the second, 3 roe. This one works a dream and packs down small in the car. Similarly, I had to modify my chiller and outside rail arrangement to single-handedly deal with 40 kg beasts. There are pictures elsewhere on here.
devon deer stalker
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It isn't but I can't see much difference in the structure apart from the handle on vevor
For less than £60 you can't go wrong, mine is a Cabela's cart
The overall shape will be the same, it can be down to the quality of the components, or the thickness of the metal. Not all things are created equal. lol.
Holy deer crawlers Batman. Look at the price of that.
www.bushwear.co.uk
Vevor are out of their version. Grrrr.
Hawk CRAWLER Deer Cart
The Crawler Deer Cart brings an amazing level of strength, stability and versatility. Patent Pending Dual Rotating Axles allow cart to crawl over top of objects in its way. Four all-terrain tires and oversized tubing result in ultimate balance and weight management. The tires do all of the...
www.bushwear.co.uk
Vevor are out of their version. Grrrr.
Bought mine a few years back in a Christmas promotion - very glad to say I did pay thatHoly deer crawlers Batman. Look at the price of that.
Hawk CRAWLER Deer Cart
The Crawler Deer Cart brings an amazing level of strength, stability and versatility. Patent Pending Dual Rotating Axles allow cart to crawl over top of objects in its way. Four all-terrain tires and oversized tubing result in ultimate balance and weight management. The tires do all of the...
Vevor are out of their version. Grrrr.
Hi,Holy deer crawlers Batman. Look at the price of that.
Hawk CRAWLER Deer Cart
The Crawler Deer Cart brings an amazing level of strength, stability and versatility. Patent Pending Dual Rotating Axles allow cart to crawl over top of objects in its way. Four all-terrain tires and oversized tubing result in ultimate balance and weight management. The tires do all of the...
Vevor are out of their version. Grrrr.
Not much to update I'm afraid, I've stalked alot with a friend with a quad bike for extraction. I also use my Sika sack predominantly as can carry that with me so dont have to yomp back to the truck empty handed. So the cart is more for larger deer, or multiples that I cant easily get to a track using my sack.
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