When you get the wahine to carry the miti bro. LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oldbloke
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When you get the wahine to carry the miti bro. LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oldbloke
I think he would have tipped over backwards with that method and to be fair not my bum crack so no issues haha!
Try it.the tipping over backwards thing is actually less of issue as weight is lower,you still can lean forward but not as much need as weight is across shoulder tops.big bonus is if you tip over forwards you can get out from under animal easier.
Ive never worried about how other people carry my deer :)
Definitely....any help is hugely appreciated.i do see photos of young folk under huge loads and my back cringes,oh how I wish I knew the easier ways that I do now,when I was younger.
yes thats what sons are forQuote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
@25/08 IMP thx.Quote:
Originally Posted by 25/08 IMP
Interesting.
Still a bit unsure. Do two of the legs go under the arm pit to the chest?
So you have 2 legs in front of your each shoulder and 2 behind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oldbloke
The strap goes from the leg against your back over your shoulder then through the leg at front.
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That's what I imagined. Looks a smart way to do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by 25/08 IMP
Thx. I'll keep that in mind.
There is actual video footage of Dave Saxton of venison era fame carrying ...2 large gutted red stags at once. Dave Ratcliffe says Saxton was a monster when it came to carrying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Micky Duck
Sax was always monster when it came to Deer recovery :thumbsup:
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Originally Posted by Oldbloke
Don't cut the bum out MD . You won't have that problem
Anyone had any luck with 69gr tmk and 2208?
Shot the .223 out to 600M today 73 eldm slight bit of wind but pretty good I thought https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...9c3f40e2d8.jpg
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