Glad that it helped you out. One thing ive learned about dragging them out by myself is, don't be in a hurry, understand that it is difficult and it is going to take time. After you recognize this it takes away the frustration that being in a hurry can bring. Thanks for watching.

I also use a ice fishing sled in the winter when there is snow on the ground the sled just glides great. I've hauled out 4 deer this year on my cart though. You will love it. I've also added another pull strap to help hold the deer on cart along with a bungie cord to help as well. The extra strap really hold the deer tight tonthe cart and it won't slide around on you. Happy hunting thank you for watching the video, if you haven't already please give it a like for me and subscribe please. Thank you Scott

Yes I use the straps that came with it but also added 2 ratchet straps of my own. They keep the cart tight while storing and also give me extra tie downs when I really want to tuck the deers legs, head and antlers in so they all remain tight to the cart and dont come loose or catch on any brush or trees as I'm carting them out. Also helps keep them tight and jarring loose as I roll over downed trees in my pathway out of the woods. Tires seem plenty big enough and roll over alot in the woods on the forest floor. I use a ice fishing sled in the winter. It slides better when there is snow on the ground.

Just came upon this review and was about to ask the same questions, so thanks Jim

@@dukeboy1011 Thanks for replying.

Ditch the cotter pins. Replace them with bolts and lock washers.

Yeah the straps could use an upgrade, I use a ratchet strap. But I haven't had a problem with game falling through...I've stacked 2 doe on it and ratcheted them down no issues.

I have had mine for 2 years now mine have never stunk and still do not have any smell. I have hauled out two doe on this cart at the same time and many others. If anything mine are starting to smell like venison.

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$89 At Ben's Great Outdoors In Marlette Michigan, up in the thumb area.

Yeah after I had put it together I noticed the only thing holding the wheels on was the cotter-pin so before I used it for the first time I put 2 zip ties on each cotter-pin securing that they couldn't open up and fall out. It's worked perfectly never came loose. Also when I put the safe pins through the rails up tip I made it a point to position them with the opening of the clasp facing inward so that no tree branches or anything could grab them and open them up allowing them to fall out. Again no problems ever. Hope this helps you out.

And it needs finders over the wheels deer kept rubbing it I want to see someone with a big buck over 200 lbs pull this though the woods and brush on video u won't see that anywhere

I hauled out 2 doe stacked together on this cart it'll hold up and over one Pope n Young 200 lb buck easy. Well maybe not easy...seems like everyone can't figure out how to use it...lol