Thanks dbllunger

[catman529]

I was given a deer cart and didn't even ask, I must have mentioned I was going to look to buy a used one soon. Another reminder of why Tndeer is the best campfire on the Internet. Thanks again dbllunger.

This is my deer hauler as of now. Going to sand down and re paint the deer cart. For those long hauls on public land.

 

[Redfred16]

Looks great. I agree best website ever.

 

[Scioto]

Cool. How are you attaching it to your rear rack?

 

[Dbllunger]

Cool! Make sure to get a pic of it with a deer loaded up. Yes, I think I read a post where you mentioned you may be looking for one and remembered the one in my backyard just sitting there for years now. Glad it found a good home.

 

[plinker22]

Good group. Way to go dbllunger.

 

[catman529]

Cool. How are you attaching it to your rear rack?

random bolt, couple washers, nuts, heavy galvanized wire etc.... I rednecked it on there and it seems to work pretty good. The chain is just backup. If I didn't have the cargo rack on there, I could even attach the cart to the seat post without the cart touching the rear tire.

 

[102]

Hey cat...I have a cart just like it and have bloodied it several times. Here is a hint: get a ratchet strap and keep it on the cart.
It will not come loose.

I learned the hard way that you want your deer attached very SOLID to the cart. Wiggly, floppy 100 pound dead animals really tend to knock you off balance.
ESPECIALLY on bumpy trails!

(gets VERY embarassing having a 80 pound DEAD deer on a cart make you fall)

 

[ImThere]

Your ready now!
102 agreed! Get the head locked down, balanced and strap across the legs to keep them tucked in and your good to go!

 

[Deerhunter]

:cool:

 

[catman529]

Thanks for the tip, I got an extra ratchet or two I can put on the cart as well.

 

[scn]

Good deal, and kudos to Dbllunger for the gift!