EatWild - Towing or Dragging a Deer Back to the Truck 

Thanks for the tip!

Same here...much less friction

I haven't tried using a plastic sled. I should probably try it, but I'm reluctant to pack around while I hunt. Do you pack it with you when you hunt? Or do you run back and grab it?

EatWild Dylan I don't end up too far from a vehicle so usually just leave it there. In the summer I use a dolly and when things harden up switch over. But a plastic sled works well in the summer too.

Or get a thing with wheels that helps my dad

That was me yesterday. But I can't wait on the game cart I ordered, so here I am.. 😂

Frostbite :(

Stops it running off

I did like your video nice deer too by the way!!

Image stabilization does that. Some weird jello effect

In the grass land country in British Columbia. We have a healthy population a mule deer. We're very fortunate.

EatWild Dylan NS here, we have lots of white tail

It will not bruise the meat. Meat will not bruise once the animal’s heart stops pumping blood. As for the hide, it will only pull out hair if you are dragging over rock or gravel for long distances. The hide looks fine after most of my drags over grass and forest flour. Good luck

It washes off, you eat a whole lot of the inside cavity anyway.

The number of human males with color blindness is significant (about 8%). Some studies show that dichromat individuals have an advantage in seeing past color-based camouflage. However, the downside is that a number of colorblind individuals see orange as buck-brown. Most locations do not have a color vision selection for hunting license issuance, so wearing hunter orange by individuals has a potential downside if you expect it to provide any protection. You might as well wear a buckskin jacket. I learned that from working with individuals that had a form of different (Deuteranopia, Protanopia, Tetrachromat, or Anomalous Trichromat) color vision. It's surprising how many individuals are color blind and do not realize it. Also, the people down range may not be hunters and unaware of wearing the latest orange fashion accessories for the benefit of hunters with normal vision. The most important rule in hunter safety (and general range safety) should be to always check that down range is clear with a positively identified target and a verified backstop. That being said, for hunters that like camo, deer are also dichromats and have an advantage seeing past color-based camo.

Well you can but its his decision

Think 500 bus tires

It's roughly 0.5KM

Use a plastic sled or put the front legs behind the head and tie a rope from there

He has a stick

@@E6EES Yeah but two loaded sticks is always better than one.