Review on Allen Company Dual Harness Deer Drag with Rope - Ultimate Blaze Orange Deer Dragging System, One Size, 33 by Mark Dahmer

So a great idea but not very well executed. Putting this thing on is not an easy task, especially when it's dark and you're in the woods. When you receive it, put it on comfortably and in the warmth of your home! Then take a marker and mark it on the LEFT and RIGHT on the front of the shoulder pads. I found it easiest to put on if you do the shoulder straps FIRST. Three comments: 1. If you're dragging a really big deer, I'm not sure it will last. Seems a bit thin. I've never pulled anything over 150 pounds.2. It seems that it was calculated without taking into account the fact that you often have a lot of extra shifts on the hunt. I'm 5ft 10", 190lbs and comfortable with my hunting gear3. Remember that the "waist belt" is actually "just below the chest". If you are thinking of pulling a reindeer with your backpack. , the pull rope sits in the lower back and interferes with the proper fit of your pack. Also, guys, attach a loop to the end of the pull rope. Thread the rope THROUGH the loop you tied. to make a second, larger loop. Now place your large bow ON THE HORN FIRST and then on the head. Yes, you will likely be left with blood on your hands. Hey, you're a hunter after all, right?