@theoutdoorcousin: Getting a deer into the back of the truck has never been easier! #hunting #huntingtiktok #Outdoors #bowhunting

donniegraham58 :

Bought one and it broke putting it together

Trucking Man :

I got one about a year ago and I love it

lennyhaskins1 :

nope

LaytNiteSpecial :

i use a tree

.hoppers1975 :

dadbod192 David :

Mounted my crank on side for access

www.goglootech.com :

WethePeople :

That’s made out of cheat parts. I made my own and it cost $20 sq tubing, $25 wench, bolts $6, $10 2 pulleys, $10 deer hanging thing. Then you got to weld it drill holes in tubing. If they are making a profit it’s got to be some cheat material and poor quality parts

Joseph San Angelo Jr. :

made my own with 2 inch tubing and a old trailer axle that works like a charm.

BigAl/Tn. :

needs to be higher

Ray Garza :

Don't tell us show us and go with the Heavy as one so we can see. How much weight you can out on it make an Add that you can show il😳😳😳😳😳👍👍👍

Adam :

We use a deer cart that easily leverages up in a truck bed .

Jay Johnson :

Does the mouse on the hook latch

Hunter Reddick :

Tried to load an elk an bent it like an ice fishing pole

mikemoniot :

what about this one....???

Hunter Reddick :

A quad with a steal cable wench a big branch and a gambrel is a much better option for elk of like 4 or 5 guys

jamesw357 :

how much are they

Grizz :

Where’s it made?

user1383106836554 :

No link

Luke Brown :

I built my own for cheaper then that with an electric winch and more swivel points

Danielle LoCicero 🥓 :

🤣🤣🤣🤣 the spots on the full grown antlered buck is cracking me up.

Cooper Cross :

My dad bought that and we used it and it actually worked really good