Best deer sled.

[Lunatic]

I go deep in the woods so I always use a deer sled. The one I use is a Deer Sleigh’r Game Sled, which is basically flexible roll of plastic, (picture below). I bet I use 60% less energy using it but the problem I have with it deer will always shift on me so some part of it will slide of the sled adding to the drag. Any of you use another product that works well?

 

 

[Woodsman416]

I use a plastic sled. It pulls easy through everything with the exception of mud. Greenbriar and rose are no problem as long as I can walk through it. Same with oak brush. It really shines in swamps. I've even floated deer down a creek a couple of times.

[BHC]

Jet Sled, I have two of them, game and gear fits perfect and doesn't fall out or shift around

 

Normal size one:

 

 

Then the extra large one:

 

 

 

 

[Lunatic]

Thanks to both of you. I was actually thinking of something rigid

[BHC]

On the side note, my girls use both to go sled riding

[Bucndoe]

Jet Sled, used it this morning on a long walk. It had my blind, two chairs, and my vest in it while I had a cup of coffee in the other hand

[BHC]

Here are my two JetSleds side by side

 

[Buck154]

Jet sled all the way

[DeplorableDan]

I just got a jet sled haven't used it yet

[Hunter115522]

JET SLED - Started using one last year, and will never go hunting without one.

 

[jerseyhunter]

I used my jet sled for hunting and after the season I keep it in the back bed to use to keep groceries and other things from flying all over.  I always meant to screw and epoxy oak slats on the runners.  Glad I didn't waste my time or $ because after 10+ years it's still holding up.

[LittleM]

x10 on the Jet Sled.  Best/most useful tool I've bought in a long while.

[DV1]

I like the jet Sled for many things. It's not perfect for everything, and there are some situations where a deer cart works better but the sled is good for a lot. I hook it to the carabiner on my Muddy safety harness and just walk out. You should run the tree strap with the carabiner back down through the waist belt before hooking to the sled or the weight will be pulled from up by your neck and shoulders. Running it through the waist belt means you pull the sled with the weight on your hips/waist instead, much easier.

[Rusty]

I've never used one but the jet sleds do look pretty handy.  

[dlist777]

Yup.  Jet sled.  Very versatile and holds all my gear in my truck...kind of like a pull out drawer.  I have a cart too.  The cart is easier when it works.  But it always gets bogged down and it's not as good over uneven terrain...so the sled wins in my opinion.