Jet Sled And Jet Seld Jr Absolute Must Have Hunting Tool
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- Опубліковано 5 лис 2019
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The jet Sled and Jet Sled Jr are 2 of the most valuable tools a outdoors-man can have. follow along as I show you examples and benefits these have to a hunter. In my opinion the Jet sled and Jet sled jr are an absolute must have hunting tool.
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We always had a jet sled growing up. Didn’t come from a hunting family but always used it to haul square bales during the winter to the horses & used to haul sticks & weeds out of the yard.
Recently started duck hunting & bought a jr. to take into a walk in area which is about 1.7 miles to the hole. Used it for the 1st time the other day, worked great.
Yep such a versatile tool!
Bought my first Jet Sled this year after watching one of your video's. That sure helped moving treestands around. Going to do the mod with the paracord on it also, Keep up the helpful information!
Glad the sled is working great for you.
This season...
Put two full size does in the sled and pulled by a 4 wheeler (1/4 mile).
Pulled a full size buck out of woods by myself (1/4 mile) through waist and shoulder high weed/field. Buck in the sled road home in back seat of Camry (my hunting truck).
Filled it with all my gear from deer camp and was able to pick up and load into a utility van.
Very nicely done on this video sir. I appreciate you taking the time to make this video, this will definitely be something we use a lot of at camp and at the off grid cabin. Thanks again for showing us some other uses for this jet sled. Good luck this season and have a blessed week.
Dale
Thanks dale! You will love the sled and find it so useful!
Awesome! I've used a Paris Expedition sled for many years (20+), just bought another one last fall. SO much easier than dragging, and I've never wanted a cart. I also have a couple 2X10's cut to fit my truck bed, one end with a 45° angle, for better angle at bed heighth. Always eyed the jet sled for ice fishing, I'm going to have to get one how-to Thanks👍
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Gotta love spellcheck.
Never used a paris sled but Im sure it works very similar to the Jet sled. Sure does make life easy when dragging deer! The 2x10s work great. I use 2x4s but same concept. Makes loading deer in the truck easy, especially for me as s short guy with a tall truck..lol
The perfect salesman. Love the enthusiasm and multiple ideas. Gotta get one now. Thanks
You will love having one.
Bought mine last year after watching this video. Have used it twice this year to drag using Jason’s Mods and it works better than advertised! Wish I had bought one of these 15 years ago. Work smarter not harder! Great stuff my man keep it coming.
Glad you like it! Congrats on the beautiful deer as well!!!
@@SamkoTradBow thank you Jason!
Thanks for sharing! Just ordered mine today! Also enjoy your podcast! God bless!
Thanks. Glad you are enjoying the content
Incredible review. This guy answered all the questions and scenarios I was thinking of. Well done sir! Gonna order one right now!
Glad you enjoyed it. Yoy will love the jet sled
You won't regret it. Also, during season keep 2 2x6s in the truck and you can slide a deer in the sled right up on the tailgate
@@rorynelson7548 yep the 2x4s for ramps is essential for the size of trucks today
Thank you for making this video! This looks like a great alternative to the $600 commercial sleds for snowshoeing. I"m looking to transition the weight from my shoulders to a sled....pack, maybe a couple of shuttles of wall tent, firewood, etc.
A jet sled is perfect for that and I agree some of the 600 and 800 dollar sleds look really cool but I bet the function and usability are equally and the durability of a jet sled is amazing.
I like your tie-down system. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
I love your common sense approach. Good video.
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it
Looks like you’ve thought of everything. Good video again.
Jet sled is.an amazing tool!
Awesome review got drawn for mngmt hunt here in mo ordering the regular size tonight. Thanks for the video. You sold me.
You are gonna love it.
Just got mine! Thanks.
You will love it!
Sold. Just ordered one. Good review!
You will love the capability of this tool.
I like the Jr. especially, since it'll fit in the trunk of most cars. And don't forget what a rockstar you'll be using it as a snow sled on the local hills! I'm faster than all the kids, and my sled doesn't shatter into a million pieces...LOL
Just used mine for the first time last night. Helped a buddy get a bear out of the woods. Had to drag it up a very steep WV mountain and we were exhausted, but it would have been near impossible without the sled. I was very impressed with it and my buddy was too. Made some very good memories with it and a great friend! Appreciate your time in doing these videos Jason! Really good stuff!
Congrats on his bear! The sled is a life saver and so much easier. However up a mtn with a bear would be an adventure!
@@SamkoTradBow It was an adventure, but because of the location, going down off the mountain seemed like a much worse option at the time. I also got to use the Fenix headlamp a bunch and it performed flawlessly!
@@craigholcomb glad to hear it all worked out well and you liked the sled and the headlamp! Judt ordered another one of the fenix headlamps yesterday for a spare in my truck as I gave my other spare one to steve turay last week when his walmart headlamp died on him
@@SamkoTradBow I've had alot of different headlamps through the years and this fenix is my favorite by far. It's perfect for hunting!
@@craigholcomb yep I was a little hesitant that anything would make me give up my zebra light. But this new fenix has done just that. I love it!
I have Jet Sled jr Camo
I installed 4 skids underneath and two large eyebolts in front and 4 smaller eye bolts in each corner.
I like my Jr it will fit in my Grumman Canoe and I use it to transport Moose quarters back to camp and canoe. I use a shoulder harness and use 4’ lifting straps with Snaps Links for pulling …..much better than using arm for pulling game. In the yard a simple rope attached Quick link
Brilliant idea on the chest rig to pull it
Great detailed information. The link to the rope is no longer active at present so I wasn't able to give you a cut on Amazon's profit for it, but did with the other items. Love the details that you share.
Glad you enjoyed it and appreciate that you used the links and for letting me know the one link is dead.
FYI, I have two flat pieces of lumber in the rear of my full sized truck. When I drag the deer out in the jet sled, I lower the wood slats from the tailgate. I then slide or pull the Jets led into the truck bed. Saves having to lift the deer and straining your back.
Just saw the end of the video, that’s what I’m talking about.
@@randolphtolbert3825 glad you have a good system figured out. You should also watch my video on why you need 2 2x4s in your truck. Will show you some cool recovery tricks if you get stuck.
Great video, i was debating on which jed sled size to get, but ive decided to get the jr. Sled instead becuz its alittle more compact...great info. Video!!!
you are gonna love it.
I got mine for trapping. They are great for carrying traps in streams and swamps. I surprised myself with how many traps and gear they can hold and still float. Big beaver traps ain't exactly light lol.
I towed them behind my atv in the wiinter too.. And for deer of course.
Yep such a versatile tool
Great advice.
Thank you
Slid my buck right up into the truck tonight using the Jr. And 2 2x6 boards. Way better than trying to solo man handle a deer into the truck
Agree 100 and congrats
Amazing thanks. Would the 8.4 sterling rope used for tree stand safety fit the holes of the jet sled? since i have a bunch left. great videos!
I would imagine it would but if not it would be real easy to drill the holes just a little bigger.
sweet, simple and easy .............. your epithet 8-)
I've been told I say that every now and then!
Please do a video on cutting limbs and packing a pole saw
Packing a pole saw sucks. Only nice thing is it makes for a good walking stick in the swamps and marsh. No way to really pack it. I just carry it like a walking stick.
Just got my jet sled 1 today didn’t even come with rope or anything good thing I order some like you said
The stock rop was junk anyway. Make your own with a the rubber hose handle like I did. You will love it
What do you think is easier in a swamp or marsh where there is a lot of muck & swamp grass. Packing them out or the jet sled? I would probably be a mile back or more..... Also, have you tried the bigger 66" long Jet sled? I'm wondering if it would be easier pull than the regular size because of the added surface area or if it wouldn't be worth the added width & weight (21 lbs). I'm thinking about using it for deer in the 180-200 lb range.
I could go both ways on this. Jet sled works great in the swamps. Packing is also fantastic except in the Peet bogs and marshes with alot of roots and bad footing. Trying to walk thru those with a pack full of meat is a injury waiting to happen.
I dont think a sled bigger than the js1 or original as it was called before is adding any value. The bigger size will snag more and the extra weight to drag will be noticeable. Plus the bigger one will take up valuable space in your truck
Question: how did you decide the length of our pull rope? What is yours? Thanks.
No idea how long it is i just eye balled it by tying a knot in one end feeding it thru and the adding slack until I liked the length and the cut and tied the other.
Good stuff Jason, I prefer my Hawk Crawler but love the idea for putting the deer into the truck plus keeps the blood contained.
Sled works like a champ! No more washing the blood and hair out of the back end or dealing with that crap all over your gear. Plus makes dragging so much easier and has so many other uses. actually about to use mine right now to go get fire wood!
Question, I live in TX and we don't get much snow during deer season. Would you recommend this over a deer cart for all weather conditions?
Yes unless you are drawing over gravel, loose sand or dirt with no debris. These pull great in the woods, swamps, leaves, etc. On sand the drag bad, on gravel you chew them up.
How long do you make your rope? Just curious what length makes it best for pulling!
Honestly dont know. I basically made it the same as the stock ropes thta come with it.
Jason, Great video as usual! Do you think I can use the 7mm extra rope as my feather for my harness?
I personally would not trust 7mm for a stock loaded fall. I'm sure it would work and be fine. But I think of 8mm as a minimum personally
@@SamkoTradBow thank you for your feedback Jason!
Will it float with a deer in it?
Awesome
How long did u make your rope?
Got one
Thanks
I eye ball it but like it long enough to step into and have it around the front of my waist if I want to pull that way and give my arms a break.
Dragging deer has never been easy. But I’ll tell you what… It gets harder and harder as you get older! I’ll be 56 in January. And I am not about to give myself a heart attack. Maybe I’ll have to try this thing.
It takes the drag felt weight down to about 30% of dragging without the sled. You will be happy
@@SamkoTradBow
I’ll have to order one and give it a try. What have I got to lose? Thank you Jason! I am a traditional bow hunter myself, and I’ve enjoyed a lot of your videos. Keep up the good work. Thanks again! 👍🏹
Excellent. Does the jet sled jr fit across the back of your renegade?
Nate
it will not fit sidways in the renegade. just front to back direction.
@@SamkoTradBow Thanks Jason
Nate
What knot do you do for the paracord loops?
simple over hand knot. Holds well and works great.
How about CRP?
Do you take with you while hunting or wait til you kill something then go and get it.
Great question! I leave it in the truck until I need it. Except when my kids were smaller and I took them hunting with me and had to carry 2 stands, lifeline etc. Then I thru everything in the sled and drug it out there.
I am curious how it does in water. I have to cross a creek and swampy area to get to hunting locations. If it does well that will be my last hang up in purchasing one.
It will not float an animal out. Been there and tried it. Wount do it
A deer will practically float in three/ four inches of water.
How does it work on sand and has anyone tried it with a double wide treestand?
It sucks on sand and loose dirt. Here hard to drag on sand. Works best on leaves, debris, sticks etc in the woods
Which one would you use for hauling an average 180 to 210 lb buck?
The js1 or called the original. It's drags better as it has more surface area. It works better than the Jr for almost everything.
@@SamkoTradBow Thanks
What about the medium size? Is that considered one of these?
Not sure. These are the #1 (original) and the junior.
@@SamkoTradBow just seen a "medium" in bass pro for $60
@@mr.skeptical3071 check amazon too. Usually cheaper and free shipping
Can I pull it across asphalt?
I do to cross roads, up my drive way etc. but it will wear faster obviously
What kind of knot you say you tie on the 7mm rope?
Stopper knot
Bought the smaller one. Big mistake, should have got the larger one! ☹
But the small one still come in very handy in a ton of situations and it nests perfectly in the standard one. So it's not really a mistake it's more of an unexpected bonus. But I agree the original size one is the best size to get
I don't see how this could be better than a wheeled deer cart. Wheels have no friction. This has all kinds of friction
You should try it. Seriously it will blow your mind and the deer cart will be on craigs list immediately. The only place a deer cart works better is a dirt road or grass field. In the woods with blow downs and on leaves the jet sled is amazing, in the swamp, thickets, poplars, pines, etc the jet sled rocks! I have bought and tried 2 game carts. Sold them both immediately after trying them and went right back to the sled. If you don't like the sled you can sell it fast on Craigslist as well. But its only 45 bucks and I bet it changes you mind instantly
How would it be pulling one of these loaded up over loose sugar sand?
Horrible. Sand, soft dirt and grass it has some resistance. Leaves, debris, sticks stumps and woodsy stuff is where it shines.
Traditional Bowhunting And Wilderness Podcast I live and hunt in Florida. Always looking for an easier way to haul things around. It’s always a challenge due to the mixture of thick brush, water/mud and of course, sugar sand. So far, I’ve had the best luck with a game cart with large, non-pneumatic wheels(to avoid flat tires), hauling gear as far as I can on the cart and then carrying things on my back when/where the cart can’t go. Thanks for all the great content you put out there, you do a great job!
@@mikem2535 yeah a jet sled might not work all that well there in the sand
Quit hunting on the beach, damnit.
Just read your second comment, do you live near Pensacola FL.
You out washers on inside of where rope goes through.
Yep you could. the rope knots are so big though I never felt I needed any washers.
@@SamkoTradBow awesome thank you ordered sled and rope today! Ordered the jet sled 1 got approved for mngmt hunt here in mo this year so my boy will need it!
@@stevenhicks815 Congrats on the hunt draw! You are gonna love the jet sled! The original is my favorite size as well.
@@SamkoTradBow thank you.
Mandatory!?
Agree 100%
Put some weight in there