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<blockquote data-quote="deleted member" data-source="post: 177782" data-attributes="member: 816">i am no help on the bino thing or the pack thing really.&nbsp; but, for what it is worth, i've hauled entire quartered out deer minus the head with just a rope and the coat i had on one trip and a plastic grocery bag another.&nbsp; it wasn't the best situation.&nbsp; but, i was 1+ miles from the truck on plots one time and wpa the other.&nbsp; i wasn't interested in walking through snow back to the truck to get the sled only to walk all the way out and back again.&nbsp; quartered em bone on.&nbsp; tied one end of the rope to a hind and front quarter.&nbsp; the other to the other hind and front quarter.&nbsp; hung em right over my neck.&nbsp; one strap and one loin in each of pocket of my heavy winter coat.&nbsp; it was a waterfowl type coat and the pockets are the kind meant for holding a box of shotgun shells i think.&nbsp; the other time i did the same with the quarters and had a grocery bag with for some reason.&nbsp; cut the head as small as possible and carried it by hand.&nbsp; admittedly these were just whitetail does.&nbsp; so, not nearly as large as a muley.&nbsp; but, if you took the meat off the bone and had them tied up on game bags, something similar with just a rope might work for getting the meat out.&nbsp; hell... who am i kidding... just by a damn pack!&nbsp; lol.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deleted member, post: 177782, member: 816"] i am no help on the bino thing or the pack thing really. but, for what it is worth, i've hauled entire quartered out deer minus the head with just a rope and the coat i had on one trip and a plastic grocery bag another. it wasn't the best situation. but, i was 1+ miles from the truck on plots one time and wpa the other. i wasn't interested in walking through snow back to the truck to get the sled only to walk all the way out and back again. quartered em bone on. tied one end of the rope to a hind and front quarter. the other to the other hind and front quarter. hung em right over my neck. one strap and one loin in each of pocket of my heavy winter coat. it was a waterfowl type coat and the pockets are the kind meant for holding a box of shotgun shells i think. the other time i did the same with the quarters and had a grocery bag with for some reason. cut the head as small as possible and carried it by hand. admittedly these were just whitetail does. so, not nearly as large as a muley. but, if you took the meat off the bone and had them tied up on game bags, something similar with just a rope might work for getting the meat out. hell... who am i kidding... just by a damn pack! lol. [/QUOTE]

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