This is basically what we have. I prefer the higher sides than some sleds. Keeps the deer in better as you go over uneven objects.
Sled drag
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as above- an ice fishing sled is so nice and we use it around the house, hunting, etc
I have the original deer sleigher and it sure beats nothing...but a good handle makes a world of difference
I have the original deer sleigher and it sure beats nothing...but a good handle makes a world of difference
Thanks again TOO for the advice! This sled worked great! For anyone like I that has no friends 
money well spent here!
money well spent here! 
What’s the length on that? Are they all pretty standard in size?Thanks again TOO for the advice! This sled worked great! For anyone like I that has no friends
This one is 54 or 58 inches I believe. They have a larger one that seems huge and twice the money. It slides across the forest floor far better then I expected and it's super lightweight empty. I added some bicycle handle grips to the tow rope for a little more comfort
I think Acadamy Outdoors has them in two sizes.... the larger being 66 ", & being a bit wider & higher....
Totally worth their price. My brother had fairly minor surgery last week and is in a lifting restriction. A sled made the drag so easy it was almost funny.
I am surprised how well my el cheapo has held up over the past few deer . With the brunt of the body weight inside, the legs hanging out do not pose a problem. I like it much better than my deer cart. Low center of gravity is a big plus .....
All fun and games until she flies through the back window!
Bowhunter57
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I have a Jet Sled, but only use it if there's snow on the ground.
Otherwise, I have a Muddy Deer Cart that gets to haul all the deer out.
Otherwise, I have a Muddy Deer Cart that gets to haul all the deer out.
For years I just used the kid's plastic sled. lol Then 1 night, 6 years ago, I forgot to hose it out after I got home...
Only in the last 5 years have I had one of the deep walled, heavy plastic Otter type deer sleds. Deer do stay in em for the drag out of the woods better.
Only in the last 5 years have I had one of the deep walled, heavy plastic Otter type deer sleds. Deer do stay in em for the drag out of the woods better.
