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RE: game carts
The super mag is the one to get from Cabela's. If you are going to be going to real heavy brush, get the spoke protectors. The spokes and wheels are very sturdy. The protectors help more in just protecting hang ups from occurring. I've used mine to haul firewood and stands as well. Very good cart.
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RE: game carts
what did it cost you
ORIGINAL: Cougar Mag Tim, I bought a game cart myself after last season(Big Game from Rural King, heavy duty model rated at 500 lbs.) on sale. I've not used it yet but it looks like a good one. Same wheels with spokes as the Cabelas model and I need to put some spoke protectors on it also. At 54 years old I don't care much for dragging deer any longer, especially if the deer weighs more than I do. |
RE: game carts
ya i bought a pop up 5 1/2 feet by 5 1/2 feet it is heavy real heavy
plus i want to get a decoy ORIGINAL: Snood Slapper The super mag is the one to get from Cabela's. If you are going to be going to real heavy brush, get the spoke protectors. The spokes and wheels are very sturdy. The protectors help more in just protecting hang ups from occurring. I've used mine to haul firewood and stands as well. Very good cart. |
RE: game carts
Last year I bought Cabela's Alum-i-Lite Game Cart ($139), with a 250lb capicity, which is plenty for me. I love this cart. Very well made.;)
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RE: game carts
Built my own out of 1" EMT and a couple of old mountain bike tires. Probably cost me about $30.00 and a few hours of my time. My only complaint is that I didn't do it sooner. It will go in the back of the P/U today and stay there thru the end of the year.
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