RE: deer cart vs. deadsled
 

We throw our deer in a Otter sled and drag it up to the fourwheeler trail and then hook it to the fourwheeler and go out from there.

RE: deer cart vs. deadsled
 

I shotone that dressed out at 185 this tear and used the "DEADSLED" it worked awesome! Its com pact and you can throw it behind the seat of your truck without any problem. Depends on the terrain you have to traverse also. OR you can get the "HERO" in the other posts to grag it out for ya- BUBBA!

RE: deer cart vs. deadsled
 

I got a cart. I hunt down in river-bottoms, and in the deep woods mostly. If it's an evening kill, I don't want to be out there all night. If you get one, remember, bigger wheels are easier to pull over rough terrain.

RE: deer cart vs. deadsled
 

4 wheeler! :)

RE: deer cart vs. deadsled
 

I have a cart from Cabelas that is rated to 500 lbs. A couple of years ago I had three deer stacked on it and wheeled them all out in one trip. I vote cart!

RE: deer cart vs. deadsled
 

I love the deer carts, but I'd like one with air tires. Anyone know where you can get one with that feature?

RE: deer cart vs. deadsled
 

I use one of the carts rom Bass Pro and it works really well in the woods. It is also helpful when you are trying to get one in the truck by yourself. You can just place one end on the tailgate and lever the rest up into the truck. sort of like a wheelbarrow works. I like mine. We almost never have snow here so it works most all of the time. Good luck

RE: deer cart vs. deadsled
 

I've got to use my cart a couple times now, and it's SWEET. One recommendation - make sure you get a cart with a low center of gravity and a wide stance if you're going to be off-roading with it. For fields/roads/trails, it's awesome, but if you're side-hilling on a steep bank, wheeling up over limbs/logs/rocks, mine tends to flip, which can be cumbersome.

If you get him rolling across a field or up a logging road, you can make really good time, and you'll barely break a sweat. I'd highly recommend it. Also, if you've got into a few smaller deer - maybe out doe hunting - you could strap 2-3 of them onto a steel cart and roll them right out. Mine's got some mileage on it now, and a lot more to come. Not a bad investment for $80 bucks, and while it isn't helpful all the time, sooner or later, having that thing in the car will pay off. It's really not all that much bigger than a big treestand anyway, so it doesn't take up a whole lot of space.

RE: deer cart vs. deadsled
 

why would you want one with air tires? i get what your saying but thats just one more hting you have to worry about if it has air if it doesnt your **** out of luck