#2177655 - 11/22/10 05:14 PM
Loading deer, 1 handed
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44fanatic
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If fortune smiles on me I will have to load deer/ a deer with one hand this year. I just loaded my 110lb daughter into the back of the truck with one hand with relative ease.
Using ATV ramps (plywood can be substituted) and a 66" tobagan (heavy duty type) and a come along. I had to stop once and reset the come along was the only issue, only have about 6' of cable on it.
Hooked a strap/rope to the back tie down points in the truck on the first pull, and then hooked the come along to a rope attached to the front tie down points for the second pull.
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#2178475 - 11/23/10 07:06 AM
Re: Loading deer, 1 handed
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BlackBelt
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I don't know why the thought of loading your kid into the truck like a deer makes me laugh.
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#2178645 - 11/23/10 08:36 AM
Re: Loading deer, 1 handed
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44fanatic
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I don't know why the thought of loading your kid into the truck like a deer makes me laugh.
Great laugh out of your comment...
Had to see if it can be done.
Neighbors probably wondered what I was doing pulling the kids around the front yard in the sled.
Edited by 44fanatic (11/23/10 08:37 AM)
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#2189651 - 11/30/10 11:16 AM
Re: Loading deer, 1 handed
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#2230436 - 12/26/10 03:37 PM
Re: Loading deer, 1 handed
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Mike Belt
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I always carry my ATV ramps. When and if I load a deer into the truck it's field dressed and make a bloody mess of you while trying to sling it into the bed of the truck. With the ramps I just walk it up into the bed of the truck. No mess. No fuss.
Edited by Mike Belt (12/26/10 03:37 PM)
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#2236129 - 12/30/10 05:54 AM
Re: Loading deer, 1 handed
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ROD
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i just let the ramp down on my 4 wheeler trailer and drag it up beside the 4 wheeler. this was effortless. i used to winch it up a tree and back the truck under the deer.
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#2242440 - 01/02/11 04:39 PM
Re: Loading deer, 1 handed
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I just grab it and grunt
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