Allen Pack-Away Deer Drag

The shot is the easy part. The work starts when the deer is on the ground.

Plenty of hunters plan the hunt down to the minute and then drag their deer out with a piece of rope that cuts into their hands.

No Knots in the Cold: No tying, no clasps. You slip the handle through the loop, set it around the antlers, neck, or legs, and start walking.

Easier on Your Hands: A padded handle reduces hand strain. The long pull back to the truck is felt in your legs, not your palms.

Holds Under Load: High-strength webbing and reinforced stitching do the hard work. It is made for deer, antelope, and other medium-sized game across a variety of terrain.

One Hunter or Two: Drag alone or set it up for a two-person haul. When a buddy shows up, the work gets split.

Forgotten Until Needed: It packs into the included compact carrying case. It rides in your pack and takes up little room until the moment you need it.

Pack it before the hunt, and be ready for the part that comes after.