Drag Buddy

66chevelle · 11-05-2009

Has anyone used one of these? I am looking for a easier way to drag deer out of the woods.
Drag Buddy Animal Recovery Drag Tool America's Farm & Home Store

El Cazador · 11-06-2009

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Originally Posted by 66chevelle

Has anyone used one of these? I am looking for a easier way to drag deer out of the woods.
Drag Buddy Animal Recovery Drag Tool America's Farm & Home Store

You know what I found worked pretty well? One of those larger plastic/poly tub style snow sleds. The kind that holds three or four kids. I had to punch more holes around the rim of mine for tying the deer in, but I got it on sale in early Spring one year so I wasn't out too much if I messed it up. Worked well for getting deer out, and even getting supplies and firewood around camp late one year.

66chevelle · 11-06-2009

That's a good Idea maybe I will try that out.

Cbarnett · 11-06-2009

I haven't used that exact model, but I've used similar. One thing I don't like about some of the drag tools is they make you bring your hands into the center line of your body. It makes you drag a deer as if you have hand cuffs on - That tends to get uncomfortable to me (Seems to cut off the circulation to my hands). I use to have a drag I made that was like a set of handle bars, allowing my hands to be at my sides shoulder width apart. That seemed to feel better. Attaching a handle bar style pull to a sled would be great.

Now I'm just lazy and use my 4 wheeler.

Indy_Guy_77 · 11-06-2009

This thread is totally not about what I thought it was about.

And I don't know whether I'm disappointed about that or not.

-J-

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66chevelle Plinker Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: greenfield Posts: 216	Drag Buddy for getting deer out of the woods Has anyone used one of these? I am looking for a easier way to drag deer out of the woods. Drag Buddy Animal Recovery Drag Tool America's Farm & Home Store Last edited by 66chevelle; 11-06-2009 at 08:32.

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66chevelle Plinker Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: greenfield Posts: 216	That's a good Idea maybe I will try that out.

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Cbarnett Plinker Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Earth Posts: 115	I haven't used that exact model, but I've used similar. One thing I don't like about some of the drag tools is they make you bring your hands into the center line of your body. It makes you drag a deer as if you have hand cuffs on - That tends to get uncomfortable to me (Seems to cut off the circulation to my hands). I use to have a drag I made that was like a set of handle bars, allowing my hands to be at my sides shoulder width apart. That seemed to feel better. Attaching a handle bar style pull to a sled would be great. Now I'm just lazy and use my 4 wheeler.