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Only the best for my girls !!!

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  1. TJF

    TJF Grizzled Veteran

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    Only the best for my 2 girls !!!

    The one apsect of hunting that is hardly ever mention is dragging out the deer after a successful hunt. For the young tough studs... life is bliss... why worry about it. For us older hunters that life is winning the battle of beating us down. Bad knees, backs and the six pack abs that now resembles a keg... they made a deer cart so someone isn't dragging us out of the woods !! :rock:

    Tonight I put mine together. It was a thoughtful Xmas present from the wife. Took it outside tonight and pulled Britney around and then pulled Barb around. It is so sweet !!!! Barb was not to thrilled being pulled around but Britty loved it. Why did I not get one of these years ago?? Kind of felt bad making Barb and the kids drag all them deer the hard way. :lol:

    Barb thought it was pretty neat also...

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    Fact is I think she was having way too much fun !!! Look... one hand !!!

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    Not only will it make dragging deer easy... no more long walks into and out of my hunting spots. You can see the excitement on Britty's face with the thought of dragging my sorry arse around !! :tu:

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    Life is bliss for this old guy tonight !!

    Tim
     
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  3. iHunt

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    Looks like you got everything figured out in life now! Or you could just borrow a tractor and bucket from work and scoop the deer up :lol:
     
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  4. englum_06

    englum_06 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Ha! Love it man!
     
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  5. Finch

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    LOL...nice. I bought a used one from Craigslist last year. Hunting season, it stays in the bed of my truck. It was a lifesaver when I killed my buck. I'm sure you'll give it plenty of use.
     
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  6. Tony

    Tony Legendary Woodsman

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    ROFL!!! You kill me, Tim :lol:
     
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  7. pastorjim08

    pastorjim08 Legendary Woodsman

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    Just one word of wisdom from a long time deer cart user. They're not as much fun in the woods as they are in the yard.

    Blessings......Pastorjim
     
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    Welcome to the old man cart club [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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  9. ttraveler

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    Looks like fun!!

    Ttraveler
     
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    I hope you can get the deer to sit up like that...
     
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  11. bloodcrick

    bloodcrick Moderator/BHOD Prostaff

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    LOL, Looks like everyone was having a good time :rock: Thats what its all about!! MY Gawd,,look at the digits on that boy :jaw:
     
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    Damn it I should have done this with Duke!
     
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    The real trick now is to get them to come out and pull the deer out of the woods for you.:rock:
     
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    :lol: Good work Tim !
     
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    You've lost your scruples. But then again, I think that's why I like you.

    Rock on, brotha!

    Now, you need to convince them to roll you out on a shed hunt this spring!
     
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  16. Greg / MO

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    I don't go ANYWHERE without my deer cart when season's in. :)
     
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    You just need to shoot smaller deer, then you wouldn't need the cart.
     
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  18. HuntingBry

    HuntingBry Die Hard Bowhunter

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    It must be happiness, that almost looks like a smile on your face.:eek:
     
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    Treehopper Die Hard Bowhunter

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    My only experience w a deer cart was about 5 years ago. Put my friends bear on it and the axle broke.
     
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    I bought a utility sled from Cabelas because I got tired of throwing the deer over my shoulder and carrying it.
     
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    Hell-enjoy!
     
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