can we use this as a deer sled
796125
I don't think so. Not sure if it is long enough...these sleds are about 4ft long and I would want an additional 2ft for a deer. Also, it would be a one use thing if you need to transport over tough terrain. Just my thoughts. Good Luck!
796126
I wouldn't its pretty cheap made.. My nephew weighs 50 lbs and he cracked the sled and that is just on good terrain for a sledding hill and you will be going through the woods...
796127
The sleds we had cracked & broke with 50-60# kids sledding on them. I don't think they're sturdy enough for a 150# deer!!
1984005
It is just a sled. It is smaller than I thought it would be, but my boys love it.
1186193
Small to medium game no problem. I would think with the right tips and bolts a deer as well not sure I would use this on a moose.
2079277
Nope, very dangerous idea. The machine will throw rocks as well as it does snow. You also stand a good chance of doing damage to the machine as well, not made for throwing solid objects (rocks & stones).
207604
No. I use an INCRA router table and fence. FYI, this is one of the nicest sleds I've found.
1614569
I don't think this slide is made of heavy enough material. We clear all debris from underneath, so things won't tear through it. If you try it, let us know how it goes and the type of sled you used.
1797139
Yes it can. It is a great little machine for the price. Mine is still going strong after 100 snow cones.
477911
This could be used for MOOSE hunting! It will put a bolt clean through a deer.
119908
I would not recommend it. The plastic frame is too flexable Buy a lead sled if yor looking to capture recoil. This is a rifle rest with the butt against your shoulder.
2114799
Yes it can,I use it for my skiff for duck huntting. I just put a sheet of plywood on the deck bolted it down.Merv
1012066
It is a good size sled. Adults can fit on it, we used it with our kids. Not together, but took turns, and was find on it.
174959
I dont see why not. First time i used it was for sledding. I cant wait to use it this summer for diving.
279340
Usually is fine. The determining factor is the fence height since the sled only references the fence. If the fence is too short, users will attach a taller subfence for the acrylic guide to slide against.
883909
I'm sure you could, but my girls haven't tried it. Now the dog had taken one outside & the leg came off. I was worried it wasn't going to go back on but it did.
676992
I would say no. Maybe if it had wheels you could rig it but there's no room on the deck of the luggie itself. If you get one be sure to take care of the battery. I didn't keep a maintenance charge on mine so my luggie is useless until I get the $700 to buy a new battery.
1717498
I do not think that a deer would knock this over. It is sturdy, if put in the ground solidly. I do not have any deers but do have raccoons and they do not bother it.
1173921
Yes it can. That's exactly what I used it for. I had it on Benjamin trail np.