Hunting is my life, and loading up big game by myself has become more and more difficult in the last few years. My new DeadLite Big Game Lift is nothing short of a godsend! I have successfully loaded 250 pound deer and even a whopping 500+ pound hog onto my ATVs and pickup all by myself, which would have been impossible without the Deadlite Lift. This baby works!

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  --Ted Nugent

Worth The Money,

Just wanted to let you know I think the deadlite rack works very well. I killed an 8 pointer this year that probably went 210 lbs and was almost effortless to load using the deadlite.

Thanks for building such a great product.

Jack

I was watching the hunting channel this morning and seen another type of game lift that goes on the back of a truck or atv and it is the one I was looking at before I seen yours and I'm very glad that I bought yours instead of the other one.

P.S. I was using my ATV , I also have a basket on the back and it still works great. thanks again

Joel

I shot a 2 1/2 yr old buck on Oct 2. It was a tough but short drag through really thick swamp grass for about 120 yds. I was alone and was quite tired by the time I got it to the field edge. I was able to drive my truck there and tied the lift to my truck as shown on the video you can see on their site. Having used it here at our location to shoot the segment on the show you saw, I knew this would be of help. The deer we used was a typical 1 1/2 yr old doe with guts in. My older Chevy truck sits high and it is no easy task to load a deer by myself any larger than a yearling. Let me tell you that I was very pleasantly surprised on how easy I loaded this deer. Again I was quite pooped out from the drag and was really not looking forward to loading this large deer by myself. Actually, I probably would have needed help if it weren't for the Deadlite Big Game Lift.

Mark
Michigan United Conservation Clubs

Can't wait to get my Deadlite and use it this fall.

I'm pretty sure with the help of the Deadlite, I'll finally be able to load and haul without having to quarter everything in the field first. Bet my husband asks me to buy him one for Christmas this year when he finds out I don't plan on sharing it much!!

Mary Lou