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<blockquote data-quote="RidgeHunter" data-source="post: 1378553" data-attributes="member: 4319"><p>Lawl. What would have been the best picture has his tongue hanging out upon review. I can't even follow my own tips.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>1) It works pretty good on long drags or heavier deer. It makes it a little easier to pull, but mainly it keeps them cleaner and from getting all torn up in the rough stuff. It's my dad's contraption, he keeps it stashed in a hollow tree or buried in leaves on the ridge he hunts. I usually don't mess with it on smaller deer. Dragging them out usually messes the hide all up and rub hair off, and I'm mounting this one, so I called him and asked him to bring the sled down the hill. He said "I just shot a doe, so she'll be riding it down." I went and helped him get his doe to camp and then he helped me get my buck off "my" ridge. He tied a rope to the back of the sled and held backup going down the steep trail. I've dragged many a deer off that hill alone and they tend to want to run over you or fall off the steep parts. </p><p></p><p>I'm going to buy my own and stash it up on that hill (my only tough drag) because it would be a life saver if I shot a nice buck at dark while hunting alone up there or something.</p><p></p><p>2) I know, right? It seems every deer to ever come out of our immediate area is a typical 8 point. They start off as spindly 8's, and if they live to old age (Ha! Like that ever happens here) they are heavy beamed 8's. I'm very happy with this dude.</p><p></p><p>Nice work on the doe. That's a heck of a spot to hit a deer with a gun if you can do that every time. I bet you got lungs and spine damage.</p><p>Dad the veteran meat hunter himself popped a doe the same morning, so we had 2 generations of deer killers on the pole that day for the first time in a couple years.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]82358[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>OK, who's shadow? I'm looking for deer I missed in this thread and can't find a shadow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RidgeHunter, post: 1378553, member: 4319"] Lawl. What would have been the best picture has his tongue hanging out upon review. I can't even follow my own tips. 1) It works pretty good on long drags or heavier deer. It makes it a little easier to pull, but mainly it keeps them cleaner and from getting all torn up in the rough stuff. It's my dad's contraption, he keeps it stashed in a hollow tree or buried in leaves on the ridge he hunts. I usually don't mess with it on smaller deer. Dragging them out usually messes the hide all up and rub hair off, and I'm mounting this one, so I called him and asked him to bring the sled down the hill. He said "I just shot a doe, so she'll be riding it down." I went and helped him get his doe to camp and then he helped me get my buck off "my" ridge. He tied a rope to the back of the sled and held backup going down the steep trail. I've dragged many a deer off that hill alone and they tend to want to run over you or fall off the steep parts. I'm going to buy my own and stash it up on that hill (my only tough drag) because it would be a life saver if I shot a nice buck at dark while hunting alone up there or something. 2) I know, right? It seems every deer to ever come out of our immediate area is a typical 8 point. They start off as spindly 8's, and if they live to old age (Ha! Like that ever happens here) they are heavy beamed 8's. I'm very happy with this dude. Nice work on the doe. That's a heck of a spot to hit a deer with a gun if you can do that every time. I bet you got lungs and spine damage. Dad the veteran meat hunter himself popped a doe the same morning, so we had 2 generations of deer killers on the pole that day for the first time in a couple years. [attach=full]82358[/attach] OK, who's shadow? I'm looking for deer I missed in this thread and can't find a shadow. [/QUOTE]
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