Customer Reviews for Hawk - Crawler Deer Cart - Black
Customer Rating
5
Great hauler
on August 17, 2025
Posted by: Schuh
from Rock Falls Wisconsin
Gender:Male
I bought this cart 4or 5 years ago and it has hauled out multiple bears a many deer . This year I had to replaced all 4 inner tubes an all 8 bearings. My only complaint is the cheap tires that were used other then that a great hauler . I use it every day to haul bear bait 2 plus miles per day for 100 days a year.Thanks for making a great hauler. I have made a few modifications so it can’t tip under a load.
Shot my buck in the the rolling hill of country of Wisconsin way off a point to down in a valley field dressed at 208 no way i would want to drag this out the cart is a machine it felt like nothing was behind me a guarantee but👍
This is my second purchase of this amazing game cart. I’m replacing the original one purchased years ago. The air tires balance the load evenly which makes for smooth and easy pulling. The way the four tires rotate on a single axle is an engineering marvel. I’ve pulled game over logs as tall as the tires with amazing success. The only difficulty I’ve experienced in the raw woods is if a vine gets inside the tires and the load. Just back up and untangle. I would and have recommend this product to all my friends.
I’m a 68 year old serious public land bow hunter. The Hawk cart has always exceeded my expectations of handling weight and terrain! I’ve done a few modifications to accommodate the cart so it could fit behind my e-bike. Highly recommend this product!
Being a 67 year old hunter, and after much research, I bought this cart 2 years ago for big game mountain hunting. In my opinion, the distinguishing feature of this game cart, which sets it above the rest, is that all the weight rests on four wheels making it much easier to use under pressure. The rest of the game carts are more of a balancing act. True, I am limited to using mountain roads and trails to get around, however, I've aged out of being a cliff climber anyway. The wheel mechanism is icing on the cake. If I decide to drop camp, the Hawk Crawler carries my entire camp into the backcountry. The wheels are great and stay inflated because I take care of them. I normally debone my game meat for a one-trip haul. I did have to add an additional bolt to the handles to keep the handles from coming loose. I also added a couple of luggage straps to hold the load in place. I added a bicycle chain to chain my cart to a nearby tree when I move into position for a shot. I can develop my whole hunting technic around using this cart!