Thread: Stags and Bucks 2023

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

I had the feeling your UK hunting season opened about now. Would it be possible to post a couple of photos of your tow bar deer carrier please ?

Pic of it back on page 3.
Here ya go this is the website https://heck-pack.co.uk/about-us/?amp

Is this what you wanted?
I can post a toe ball hitch set up if you want?

As certified dirty meat hunter. Left = yum fat deer with 1"+ fat on rump. Right = no fat and my food has been rutting... and it tastes like it. Not a great photo but left antler on the right skull is heavily split palmed.

Originally Posted by Sideshow

Pic of it back on page 3.
Here ya go this is the website https://heck-pack.co.uk/about-us/?amp

Is this what you wanted?
I can post a toe ball hitch set up if you want?

@Moa Hunter

Originally Posted by Sideshow

Pic of it back on page 3.
Here ya go this is the website https://heck-pack.co.uk/about-us/?amp

Is this what you wanted?
I can post a toe ball hitch set up if you want?

Cheers @ Sideshow for the link, does the hitch clamp the tow ball like a bike carrier or does it have a telescope slide in & pin ( draw bar steel) mount ?

I believe that ours were originally from English parks - but since then bloodlines from who knows where have arrived - certainly Hungary and Sweden are mentioned in advertising in fallow sales - be interested in what Moa Hunter says - I sort of recall hearing of a turkish sub species bought in with a different antler structure but dont quote me

I didn't shoot them. But was there and experienced the hunt and saw them go down. Awesome trip.

thems some big paddles!!!!!

Thems some big steaks too.

Originally Posted by 7mmwsm

Thems some big steaks too.

Hope you get to taste some. Moose backsteak is unbelievably good.

Originally Posted by 30.06king

Hope you get to taste some. Moose backsteak is unbelievably good.

Yes i did. I ate heaps of it. Very nice.
Rutting Caribou on the other hand, horrible. Two bites, second one just to verify, and the Whisky Jacks got the rest.

Originally Posted by 7mmwsm

Yes i did. I ate heaps of it. Very nice.
Rutting Caribou on the other hand, horrible. Two bites, second one just to verify, and the Whisky Jacks got the rest.

Haha - yes, gotta watch where you put any meat outside. For a small bird those Whiskey Jacks can eat heaps.

Originally Posted by 7mmwsm

Yes i did. I ate heaps of it. Very nice.
Rutting Caribou on the other hand, horrible. Two bites, second one just to verify, and the Whisky Jacks got the rest.

Looking forward to hearing about this! Very envious. Looks to be an awesome experience

all the reds in paddocks around here have funny fuzzy stuff out top of head now.......wait till early April for more bone to be ready LOL.....
yeah when I had typed about big paddles was thinking thats a big lot of meat to pack out any distance too...Im told its beautiful eating.

Id like to tag along on a moose hunt,not to shoot it.Just experance the hunt and scenery.buitifull country over there.

Clamps and then the pin locks the arm to stop it from lifting.
You would get one large red on it. That’s a plasters tub that I use. Think the best you would get in NZ would be a fish bin maybe?
You can back in up to a small mound to load but with the bin if you can pick up one end and slide that onto the center of the tray the smooth bottom would then slide on its own to move it around into position. If you try to load it at one end the the tray will tilt with heavy loads. I’d not go over the recommended load weight as I have heard of guys here damaging their towballs.
Two big fallow should be fine just mind any big pot holes
Hope that helps @Moa Hunter it really saves the back. Good work out for the legs lol my ground is flat compared to what I hunted in nz. But the bin really helps in keeping the carcass clean. Slide easy in the wet not too bad in the dry. Just need to lift the end up onto smallish logs to get over.
https://www.zoro.co.uk/shop/tools-an...SABEgJlnvD_BwE