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Rick James

07-23-2008 04:50 PM

RE: My tree stand buggy

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ORIGINAL: Centaur 1

It's actually very quiet. Don't worry about drop, I expect nothing less from him and some of the others. You know how it is, they've got to pick on the crippled guy.

Sorry to bust your chops, I didn't realize that you were injured. I figured you were just getting lazy. No harm meant.........

fatsbucknut

07-23-2008 04:59 PM

RE: My tree stand buggy

Nice. You need to rig up some sidewalls so youcan put a deer on there for the way out.

Rhody Hunter

07-23-2008 06:11 PM

RE: My tree stand buggy

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ORIGINAL: fatsbucknut

Nice. You need to rig up some sidewalls so youcan put a deer on there for the way out.

I was thinking the same thing to make it strong enough to cart a deer out

magicman54494

07-23-2008 06:25 PM

RE: My tree stand buggy

Does that mean you have to take your bow when you go golfing?:D

I think it will work good on flat ground. Thru brush and over rough country might be a different story. let us know after you test it out.

Brknarrow1970

07-23-2008 06:52 PM

RE: My tree stand buggy

where do you plan on putting it once you reach your spot, I would be a little concerned about scent but like the concept -

Centaur 1

07-23-2008 07:06 PM

RE: My tree stand buggy

Quote:

ORIGINAL: Rick James

Quote:

ORIGINAL: Centaur 1

It's actually very quiet. Don't worry about drop, I expect nothing less from him and some of the others. You know how it is, they've got to pick on the crippled guy.

Sorry to bust your chops, I didn't realize that you were injured. I figured you were just getting lazy. No harm meant.........

Damn Matt, It takes more than that to hurt my feeling. I've been married for 25 years andI only have one left, the others are in a jar with my testes. Never appologise about busting on my chops.

As far as it having an odor it shouldn't smell once the paint dries and it looks like any other fallenbranch. Maybe I can hang a scent wafer from it.

my7pointmonster

07-23-2008 07:25 PM

RE: My tree stand buggy

If you let it rain on it then it will wash the scent away The hose dosent work as well due to the chemicals in the water.

Ryan.

wis_bow_huntr

07-24-2008 05:47 AM

RE: My tree stand buggy

Hey thats a great idea. I know where I can pick up a used one. Now I have a reason other than hauling the golf bag around...:D

Rick James

07-24-2008 07:59 AM

RE: My tree stand buggy

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ORIGINAL: Centaur 1

Quote:

ORIGINAL: Rick James

Quote:

ORIGINAL: Centaur 1

It's actually very quiet. Don't worry about drop, I expect nothing less from him and some of the others. You know how it is, they've got to pick on the crippled guy.

Sorry to bust your chops, I didn't realize that you were injured. I figured you were just getting lazy. No harm meant.........

Damn Matt, It takes more than that to hurt my feeling. I've been married for 25 years andI only have one left, the others are in a jar with my testes. Never appologise about busting on my chops.

Fair enough. I just didn't want you to think I would kick a cripple when he's down. lol..................[8D]

WVSPORTSMAN

07-24-2008 09:39 AM

RE: My tree stand buggy

very good idea, do you think it would hold up with alot of weight on it? Most of those carts are not designed for heavy weight....

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