Anyone ever try this?
06-27-2008, 01:38 PM
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RE: Anyone ever try this?
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Sorry, I wasn't aware of that, or I wouldn't have joked aboutit. Hope your backs mends quickly! My bad.[&o]
Sorry, I wasn't aware of that, or I wouldn't have joked aboutit. Hope your backs mends quickly! My bad.[&o]
There's plenty of time for getting off on the wrong foot later.
06-27-2008, 01:40 PM
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RE: Anyone ever try this?
Have you considerd a deer cart? I think a golf cart would be tippy.
BTW I'm sorry to hear about yuor back. mine is'nt my best friend eithor and it sucks! I'm glad to see you still out there. I commend you. Good luck.
BTW I'm sorry to hear about yuor back. mine is'nt my best friend eithor and it sucks! I'm glad to see you still out there. I commend you. Good luck.
06-27-2008, 01:43 PM
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RE: Anyone ever try this?
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Sorry, I wasn't aware of that, or I wouldn't have joked aboutit. Hope your backs mends quickly! My bad.[&o]
Sorry, I wasn't aware of that, or I wouldn't have joked aboutit. Hope your backs mends quickly! My bad.[&o]
06-27-2008, 01:46 PM
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RE: Anyone ever try this?
ORIGINAL: magicman54494
Have you considerd a deer cart? I think a golf cart would be tippy.
BTW I'm sorry to hear about yuor back. mine is'nt my best friend eithor and it sucks! I'm glad to see you still out there. I commend you. Good luck.
Have you considerd a deer cart? I think a golf cart would be tippy.
BTW I'm sorry to hear about yuor back. mine is'nt my best friend eithor and it sucks! I'm glad to see you still out there. I commend you. Good luck.
06-27-2008, 01:55 PM
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RE: Anyone ever try this?
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I was going to mention that after I made the wheel-barrow remark, but I felt guilty after he mentioned his back situation. That is a great idea, in fact I just started using one myself last year. It helps big time if you have a long way to go on afairly even trail, dirt road, ect. I got mine at Cabela's for around $100. Money very well spent!
ORIGINAL: magicman54494
Have you considerd a deer cart? I think a golf cart would be tippy.
BTW I'm sorry to hear about yuor back. mine is'nt my best friend eithor and it sucks! I'm glad to see you still out there. I commend you. Good luck.
Have you considerd a deer cart? I think a golf cart would be tippy.
BTW I'm sorry to hear about yuor back. mine is'nt my best friend eithor and it sucks! I'm glad to see you still out there. I commend you. Good luck.
06-27-2008, 02:39 PM
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RE: Anyone ever try this?
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I was just given a golf hand cart. I'm thinking that with a couple of bungee cords I'll be able to get my climbing stand and all of my gear in and out of the woods without wearing out my back. I want to see if I can attach it to my harness so that I can just pull it behind me while leaving my hands free.
I was just given a golf hand cart. I'm thinking that with a couple of bungee cords I'll be able to get my climbing stand and all of my gear in and out of the woods without wearing out my back. I want to see if I can attach it to my harness so that I can just pull it behind me while leaving my hands free.
06-27-2008, 03:21 PM
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RE: Anyone ever try this?
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Worth a shot. Let us kmow how it works. Sounds like it might work but what about the racket? My brother and I bike in where atv's can't with a converted kids trailer. It's a killer, but gets it done.
Worth a shot. Let us kmow how it works. Sounds like it might work but what about the racket? My brother and I bike in where atv's can't with a converted kids trailer. It's a killer, but gets it done.
06-27-2008, 04:06 PM
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RE: Anyone ever try this?
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I'm still out of work on disability after having back surgery, they replaced two disks and fused three vertabrae. My days of hiking in with a stand strapped to my back or dragging a deer out are over. I'm just trying to stay in the game, just wait 'till you guys get old.
ORIGINAL: HuntinGUS
Just how much gear do you take in the woods? When I read the first sentence I thought you were going to use the cart to get your deer out......not take stuff in........I must be thinking of something else[&:]
Just how much gear do you take in the woods? When I read the first sentence I thought you were going to use the cart to get your deer out......not take stuff in........I must be thinking of something else[&:]
I had a bunch of those days when I was in school. And I suspect if the the ducks show up strong and the weather gets right I'll have a bunch more this fall!
I've used a dolly before to cart all my duck decoys and related junk into and out of walk-in spots. I'm thinking I may be a light-weight deer cart. I'm 25, healthy and able, but I'm also lazy and don't feel like carrying something if I can just drag it on wheels behind me.