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Re: Best coon gambrel? [Re: Krig] #8507875
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I just use heavy nylon string and hang by one foot.

Re: Best coon gambrel? [Re: Krig] #8507882
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I have a chain one I bought for my daughter to hold rabbits it works well enough can make things slow but never been a big numbers guy. Before that I just used a rope wrapped around the leg.

But im a use what's around guy lost my deer hangers when we moved so the last 9 years I just used an ax or maul through the tenders and clove hitch arounf the middle or hooking a chain fall through one of the tenders and hand it from one side. Im to cheat to buy what is available when I can make much nicer out of higher quality materials. But I never get around to it.

Re: Best coon gambrel? [Re: DelawareRob] #8507967
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Originally Posted by DelawareRob
lol

I am getting an electric hoist soon. Might need to figure out a way to have clamps without drilling into the floor.


You could put the base with the clamps in a 5 gallon bucket and fill it with quickrete....works well for me and you can move it out of the way after the season is over.

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