The Electric-Wagon: A Deer Hunter’s New Best Friend
The Electric-Wagon: A Deer Hunter’s New Best Friend

Getting into the woods is usually the easy part.
Getting everything back out can be a different story.
Whether you're hauling tree stands before the season, carrying gear to your hunting spot, working on food plots, or hopefully bringing a deer back to the truck, the Electric-Wagon can take a lot of the work out of hunting season.
Quiet, battery-powered, and designed to haul heavy loads, it's a tool that can earn its place in your hunting gear long before opening day.
Electric-Wagon — The Power to Work.
Get Your Gear Into the Woods
Deer hunting can involve a surprising amount of equipment.
Depending on how and where you hunt, you might be carrying:
- Tree stands
- Climbing sticks
- Ground blinds
- Backpacks
- Coolers
- Trail cameras
- Feed or mineral
- Food plot supplies
- Tools
- Extra clothing
- Water
- Hunting gear
Instead of carrying everything on your back or making multiple trips, load it into the Electric-Wagon and let battery power help move it.
The Hunt Is Over. Now You Have to Get the Deer Out.
It's the problem every successful deer hunter wants to have.
You've got a deer down.
Now it's several hundred yards back to the truck.
Dragging a deer by hand can turn into one of the hardest parts of the hunt, especially through woods, fields, hills, or uneven ground.
That's where the Electric-Wagon really shines.
Load your deer onto the wagon and use the powered drive to help bring it back to the truck.
Instead of exhausting yourself dragging it, you can let the wagon handle much of the work.
For hunters who hunt alone, older hunters, or anyone hunting farther from the road, that powered assistance can make a huge difference.
Quiet Electric Power
One of the biggest advantages of the Electric-Wagon for hunting is what it doesn't have.
There's no gas engine.
That means no engine idling in the woods and no exhaust fumes while you're hauling gear.
The Electric-Wagon uses cordless tool batteries to provide simple electric power when you need it.
If you already own compatible batteries from brands such as Milwaukee or DeWalt, you can put batteries you already have to work during hunting season.
Charge them at home, bring a spare, and you're ready for the woods.
Food Plots and Property Maintenance
The Electric-Wagon doesn't have to sit around waiting for hunting season.
Managing hunting property can mean months of work before opening day.
Use your wagon for:
- Hauling seed
- Moving fertilizer
- Carrying hand tools
- Transporting trail cameras
- Moving chainsaws and equipment
- Clearing trails
- Picking up branches
- Moving firewood
- Maintaining blinds and stands
- Carrying supplies for food plots
If you're constantly walking between the truck, barn, food plot, and woods, a powered wagon can save a lot of trips carrying heavy equipment.
Setting Up Tree Stands and Blinds
Getting a stand into the perfect location is rarely convenient.
That's usually why it's a good hunting location in the first place.
Load your stand, climbing sticks, tools, straps, and other equipment onto the Electric-Wagon and make one trip.
The same goes for ground blinds.
Instead of carrying an awkward blind while also trying to manage a backpack and other equipment, put everything in the wagon and head into the woods.
Trail Camera Season
Checking and moving trail cameras can mean covering a lot of ground.
Bring batteries, cameras, tools, straps, and other supplies with you in the Electric-Wagon.
You can also use the wagon during preseason scouting and property maintenance, making it useful throughout the entire year instead of only on the day you harvest a deer.
Great for Hunting Camps
At deer camp, there's always something that needs moved.
Firewood.
Coolers.
Gear.
Food.
Water.
Tools.
Instead of carrying everything around camp, throw it in the Electric-Wagon.
When you're not hunting, it can go right back to being a utility wagon for work around the property.
Powered by Batteries You May Already Own
One of our favorite things about the Electric-Wagon is that it doesn't lock you into another expensive proprietary battery system.
If you're already invested in compatible Milwaukee M18 or DeWalt 20V MAX batteries, those same batteries can power your wagon.
The batteries running your tools during the week can help haul your hunting gear on the weekend.
And hopefully, they'll help haul something much heavier back out.
From the Truck to the Stand—and Back Again
The Electric-Wagon isn't just another piece of hunting equipment.
It's a tool you can use before, during, and after deer season.
Use it to prepare your property.
Use it to set up your stands.
Use it to haul your gear.
Use it around deer camp.
And when the hunt goes exactly as planned, use it to help bring your deer back out.
Spend less energy hauling and more time enjoying the hunt.








