Drag-it-easy

Abstract

An animal dragging method for the purpose of dragging or carrying game animal carcasses from one point to another. The method consists of one strap weaved through two holes on each end of a cylinder pipe. This pipe serves as a handle opposite the knotted strap convenient for holstering game animals. The pendulum-looking device allows for simple maneuvering when hooked onto the ankle(s) or neck(s) of a game animal(s). The knotted strap weaved through the cylinder pipe also allows for adjustment; depending on the size of the game animal it can hold up to several game animals.

1 . An animal dragging apparatus comprising:
 a hollow cylinder tube with a cylindrical hole of the same size and shape formed between a top of the tube to a bottom of the tube on each end of the tube, the hollow cylinder tube having a length sufficient to allow the cylinder to be grasped by user; and a strap with two free ends, one or both free ends of the strap passed through each hole and along the exterior of the cylindrical tube and the free ends of the strap knotted together to form a continuous loop; the strap having a length sufficient to form a loop around a part of the animal and to allow the user to adjust the length between the animal and the hollow cylinder to allow the user to pull the animal over rough terrain or to carry the animal over the shoulder.   
     
     
         2 . The apparatus of  claim 1 , wherein the size of the continuous loop is adjustable based on the location of the knot. 
     
     
         3 . The apparatus of  claim 1 , wherein the knot is located at the terminus of each free end. 
     
     
         4 - 6 . (canceled)