Crawler Deer Cart

[Bowhunter57]

Hawk makes a deer cart that they call "The Crawler", due to it having tandem wheels allowing it to "crawl" over obstacles in the woods. I've watched a couple of videos on how it works and I like the tandem wheel design.

I currently have a Muddy Pro deer cart and like the 20" tall hard rubber tires, for no concerns about flat tires. What I'm considering doing is making an axle and adding a second set of wheels to make it into a crawler.

Does anyone own one of the Hawk Crawler deer carts? How do you like it?

 

["J"]

Get a sled and be done with it. Sled outperforms any deer cart I’ve used or seen in use.

 

[Fletch]

Get a sled and be done with it. Sled outperforms any deer cart I’ve used or seen in use.

Ah.... A jet sled... I along with many others gotta agree with "J" , Once you use a sled you'll never look back.. So many uses and no moving parts to fail... I ordered one about 5 years ago and had it picked up at Cabela's by my friend before we headed to Illinois... He was like doubting it's value... I ended up not going out to Illinois, however he used it out there to get a deer out... Now every truck has one in it... Need I say more...

 

[Outdoorsfellar]

The sled I use was a snow sled that I used for ice fishing gear, then promoted for deer. Cheap, light & durable.

 

[Bowhunter57]

I have a Jet Sled and have used it, but only if the ground is wet or snow covered and loved it.
Personally, I think it pulls harder across dirt fields and muddy fields than a wheeled cart.

 

["J"]

I have a Jet Sled and have used it, but only if the ground is wet or snow covered and loved it.
Personally, I think it pulls harder across dirt fields and muddy fields than a wheeled cart.

 

[Hedgelj]

I have a competitor to the Jet sled, beavertail, and I love it.

I've never used a wheeled cart but irregardless of the conditions it makes dragging deer to a 4 wheeler or side by side easy. Even over logs is study enough to lift deer up and over with. I listed my daughter's buck into my side by side by myself and it was not hard.

My kids also love it when we get enough snow over the "normal" sleds.

 

[Stressless]

Got it and love it, need to put Slime in thr tires but it really does go over trees, across holes and bumps very well.

I put the setup in the ebike thread.

This setup is my complete turkey hunting gear, blind, 3 decs, chair, stakes. Hauled dead hogs and deer on it without tipping like my 2 wheeled cart.