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01-21-2009 | 04:26 PM

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ORIGINAL: blacktail slayer

I used a two wheel Cabelas cart on my elk this past year. When I started to side hill; the down hill wheel broke. That is another reason I have heard hunters in my area prefer a 1 wheel cart.

Which game cart were you using? They have different weight capacities.

01-21-2009 | 04:50 PM

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I was using the 250 or 300lb cart. I would have to look up the weight. I had a gutted out bull on it, which was find until I started to side hill. All the weight went to the down hill side of the cart and folded the wheel. A single wheel cart would not do this. I know several friends that have taken out whole elk on the "Carryall Buddy" cart going side hill without the problem I had.

01-21-2009 | 05:22 PM

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RE: Game Cart (It's Back)

I don't see a picture...but I want a game cart maybe I will look into it if they are worth it

01-21-2009 | 06:01 PM

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RE: Game Cart (It's Back)

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ORIGINAL: blacktail slayer

I was using the 250 or 300lb cart. I would have to look up the weight. I had a gutted out bull on it, which was find until I started to side hill.

Wouldn't a gutted out bull elk weigh more than 250 or 300lbs?

01-21-2009 | 06:03 PM

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RE: Game Cart (It's Back)

How much are they?

01-21-2009 | 06:33 PM

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RE: Game Cart (It's Back)

I think they will be around $300. I know guys that have taken out whole elk on it and it is worth every penny from what everyone says. The cart can be used with only one person also. Look back at the pic on my first post and you can see how it tips down to load up a deer. It can be collapsed down to pack in, has brakes, and it is orange to keep a person from being shoot at.

01-21-2009 | 08:29 PM

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What ever happened to just sucking it up and dragging them like a real man

Lol j/k!!! Im gonna have all the "old" guys on my back now

Derek

Well I hunt at least 3 miles behind locked gates. I am young, but would like to save the capes and not rub the hide down to the meat. It is a lot faster with a cart when you are talking 3 or more miles.

I wasnt knocking it at all! I was just makin a funny lol! I said that b/c where i hunt having one of those is impossible, and while i would LOVE to have one, it justcant be done. Im stuck draggin em' by the neck with a belt/deer drag[:'(] I was mainly just poking fun.

Derek

01-22-2009 | 04:41 PM

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blacktail slayer

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RE: Game Cart (It's Back)

One of my dads friends made a elk cart with 2 motorcycle tires and old navy cot. We took a 1,000lb elk out whole with it. Way to bulky and heavy for what I'm wanting.