Decoy Carts

[hntrspud]

Ok here it is. Just imagine it with camo. Use a couple bungees, add a piece or 2 of pvc, and you are good to go! This is a 12 slot magnum full body decoy bag FYI. I use them because I can get a good 20 deeks in them, add teal and you got more.

[arguhl]

here is the beast I've used in the past. It's up for sale now for a reasonable offer. Two guys can push out ten dozen dekes, layout blinds etc. I was originally asking 400 but Ill take a reasonable offer

[JJD]

The Cabela's haulers are ok as long a the ground is solid, but in reality, nothin works well when the ground is soft and muddy.
My hauler has hauled way more goose decoys than big game.
Biggest issue is decoy bags rubbing on the wheels if the load shifts a little.  We try to secure them in place with tie downs and/or bungy cords, but how stable it stays depends on the terrain. Thought about building some bolt on side boards for the hauler, but have not gotten to that project yet.
While they will hold a fair amount of weight, they can get top heavy pretty easy.

[quackattack90]

here is the beast I've used in the past. It's up for sale now for a reasonable offer. Two guys can push out ten dozen dekes, layout blinds etc. I was originally asking 400 but Ill take a reasonable offer

Mine is very similar to this one but added about 6 inches of foam in the bottom so it floats! A real life saver in pond with super muddy bottoms.  I've even used it to float across deep irrigation ditches!

[Tealer]

I build mine. I use 26" tires with 3/4" axles. Works great, never have to haul anything on your back.

[pianoman9701]

I just got a cabelas super mag game cart that would work for hauling all your dekes and gear in and its on sale right now for 99 dollars. Might wanna check them out.

Cheaper than it was 13 years ago. Get the wheel covers for it, too. It keeps the corn stalks out of the spokes.