Big_Holla
Senior Member
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!
Big_Holla
Senior Member
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
Senior Member
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.
