What's everyone use to get game into your truck.

[Xbolt7mm]

Originally Posted by Ranch11

Take tail gate off truck, put on box to use as a ramp, pull animal up the tailgate into the box, using a rope, then put tail gate back on, and drive away. It's pretty efficient and doesn't take up any extra space in the box.

Most tailgates now have cameras and it's not easy to unhook the harness

[amosfella]

Tow a flatdeck trailer that's 18 inches off the ground... Easy to get them on, and plenty of room for the quad...

[Xbolt7mm]

Originally Posted by amosfella

Tow a flatdeck trailer that's 18 inches off the ground... Easy to get them on, and plenty of room for the quad...

This is what the norm is for me with can am xmr on tracks and a lift kit. But can't use that on the base.

[Bigwoodsman]

I just put the game I shoot these days in my pocket. Then again I only hunt bird game.

BW

[Slicktricker]

Feet and fists and lift lol

[Arff]

Quad ramps and 4500 lb electric winch in the box


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[Mayhem42]

Warn Winch on a square tubing brace, otter sleigh, quad ramps. I think my dad is still in awe. The lexan window takes about 5 min to fix lol.

[shortgrub]

bale deck with extended arms

[Warrior]

Do you have a pic of the winch set up?

Originally Posted by Mayhem42

Warn Winch on a square tubing brace, otter sleigh, quad ramps. I think my dad is still in awe. The lexan window takes about 5 min to fix lol.

[walking buffalo]

Originally Posted by Xbolt7mm

K,,,got mine finished today, I only had 350 lbs to hang from it but it was a cinch for it

I've tried everything I can but it still posts upside down sorry

Lol... I recognize that truck. See, you can stick around here, just keep it cool.


I never understood the desire for a crane.


As several have mentioned, placing something rigid under the animal allows for easy leverage to slide the animal into the back of a truck or trailer.

Two birds with one stone. Game carrier and loading board. Put end on back of bed, and slide it in. easy and efficient.


Made it twelve years ago at a last minute for a hunt, planning on making the second generation when I got back. Twelve years later and this still works great.


From the archives.....

Originally Posted by walking buffalo

I made one from a broken aluminum ladder and a junked mountain bike. Needed a piece of scrap steel rod as well, for the axel. Cost $ 0.00

Cut ladder to four feet in lenght, rounded ends with grinder for safety.

Cut wheels from bike, leaving forks intact. Put rod through last ring of ladder, welded bike forks to rod.

It sits flat in a truckbed, take off wheels if desired. Compact, light, cheap, and it works GREAT!

I've taken an elk whole out of the hills, no problem, it is great on the prairies.

I've tried the wheelbarrow thing, it sucks compared to this. I'll try to post a picture later.

Originally Posted by walking buffalo

Six years ago, First generation design. Took a couple of hours to make. All salvaged material.

It worked well enough that I have yet to make the improvements for model 2. Maybe this year.

1 old mountain bike
1 aluminum ladder ( this one had broken rungs)
2 piece steel tube
2 pieces steel rod
1 piece rope

Angle grinder, metal disk, and baby 110 welder.






double gun, I'm sure you can run with the concept and make a better game carrier. Show me pics when you make it.

[Xbolt7mm]

Originally Posted by walking buffalo

Lol... I recognize that truck. See, you can stick around here, just keep it cool.


I never understood the desire for a crane.


As several have mentioned, placing something rigid under the animal allows for easy leverage to slide the animal into the back of a truck or trailer.

Two birds with one stone. Game carrier and loading board. Put end on back of bed, and slide it in. easy and efficient.


Made it twelve years ago at a last minute for a hunt, planning on making the second generation when I got back. Twelve years later and this still works great.


From the archives.....

And where would you recognize my truck from,,,, it never leaves my driveway I have a company truck, and what do I need to keep cool. You have me confused with someone else. The crane will be used to lift other stuff besides animals, gensets, snow blowers etc.

[Looper]

I thought of this and my pal and I built it over a few beers.

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[Xbolt7mm]

Originally Posted by Looper

I thought of this and my pal and I built it over a few beers.

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Nice

[Stinky Buffalo]

Originally Posted by walking buffalo

Lol... I recognize that truck. See, you can stick around here, just keep it cool.


I never understood the desire for a crane.


As several have mentioned, placing something rigid under the animal allows for easy leverage to slide the animal into the back of a truck or trailer.

Two birds with one stone. Game carrier and loading board. Put end on back of bed, and slide it in. easy and efficient.


Made it twelve years ago at a last minute for a hunt, planning on making the second generation when I got back. Twelve years later and this still works great.


From the archives.....

Sweet setup, WB! I like!

[redneck yote]

Originally Posted by shortgrub

bale deck with extended arms

X 2 Love my bale deck !!!

[Mr. Dynamite]

A big stick on my sholders with a elk quarter on either side

[Big Grey Wolf]

Pick up the elk quarter, throw it over your shoulder and walk out of the bush. When you get to the truck just let it slide off your shoulder into the box. What are we raising now in Alberta a bunch of weak sissies!

[st99]

Why work hard?

I quater everything in the field, it seems silly to take out more than what you need.