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<blockquote data-quote="Wildyote" data-source="post: 138040" data-attributes="member: 2259">It was definitely overloaded it did handle it.&nbsp; I wont do it again as my knees hurt bad for a month.&nbsp; One elk we packed out in a storm and the other was at night and we didn't want to go back for another trip. It will handle a boned out mule deer with horns and cape just fine if you don't have to do a lot of uphill walking.- - - Updated - - -We boned some of it out and cape and horns with 1 guy had 2 trips and I had one on each bull as I stayed behind and cape them cut off horns and got meat cut up.&nbsp; I wouldn't do it again as by knees hurt for a month after that.&nbsp; I thinking you are making a wise choice on the Kifaru.&nbsp; There are lots of people that sell things like that after using them a few times or never using them.&nbsp; It is nice to wait patiently behind them and buy their leftovers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wildyote, post: 138040, member: 2259"] It was definitely overloaded it did handle it. I wont do it again as my knees hurt bad for a month. One elk we packed out in a storm and the other was at night and we didn't want to go back for another trip. It will handle a boned out mule deer with horns and cape just fine if you don't have to do a lot of uphill walking. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] We boned some of it out and cape and horns with 1 guy had 2 trips and I had one on each bull as I stayed behind and cape them cut off horns and got meat cut up. I wouldn't do it again as by knees hurt for a month after that. I thinking you are making a wise choice on the Kifaru. There are lots of people that sell things like that after using them a few times or never using them. It is nice to wait patiently behind them and buy their leftovers. [/QUOTE]

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