The Meat Wagon
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Fork Horn
Joined: Aug 2012
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From: Minnesota
Cruising through the neighborhood the other day and I find a pair of wheelchair wheels at a garage sale...for $1. I knew exactly what to do with them!
To the hardware store to buy some 4.5" long 3/8" bolt, some washer, and nylon locking nuts, two drill holes, and I'm in business.
Now I can easily roll my ladder stand into the woods and when I have a deer down, just throw it on the ladder and it doubles as a game carrier.
To the hardware store to buy some 4.5" long 3/8" bolt, some washer, and nylon locking nuts, two drill holes, and I'm in business.
Now I can easily roll my ladder stand into the woods and when I have a deer down, just throw it on the ladder and it doubles as a game carrier.
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Fork Horn
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From: Minnesota
It's low to the ground because I didn't add the other ladder sections, and I usually don't hunt from my backyard 
I have burlap connected to the shooting rail so when I lower the rail the burlap covers the wheels. I may paint them just for shoots and giggles though.

I have burlap connected to the shooting rail so when I lower the rail the burlap covers the wheels. I may paint them just for shoots and giggles though.



I hunt thick areas where you would never be able to get that to, so I have to use a climber.
