Game Cart - What brand do you use?

[MD Piney]

I would like to purchase a wide game cart. The one I currently have was purchased at Bass Pro and it just doesn't cut it. Rocks to one side or the other to easily. Can anyone recommend a cart or throw out a few brand names that might fit this requirement?

Thanks,
MD Piney

[drgildy]

The places I hunt are not good for a cart so I got a Buck Drag about 30 years ago. It is a 3 in wide web strap with a D ring and about 15 ft of 1/ in nylon cord on the D ring. You slip the web over your shoulders tie a slip knot around your games neck and start walking. You tie it just long enough to get the head off the ground so it doesn't snag on the ground and you have hands free and you can put the full weight of your body into the pull. Works for me.

[etw]

Mine is called "The Mule". Can't recall who made it. Has one 20" bike wheel and an aluminum frame six foot long. I replaced the metal spoked wheel with a plastic "Mag" wheel and dumped the innertube for a foam no-air tube from Wally. I love it. I use it regularly to carry everything from sacks of corn, the tree stand and stick ladder to the annual Buck or Doe. Dragging a deer is for the young[8D] The one wheel model is very maneuverable and the big wheel easily rolls over fallen logs. Whatever you get make make sure it has big wheels.

[GooseHunter Jr.]

I have the heavy duty one from cabelas and have not had a problem yet!

[stuckinthereeds]

I used to drag mine out. However, the past couple years back I welded one together. Its a bit heavy so I am not sure which one I will do this year.

[texasaggiebowhunter]

Mine is a Honda