Tom's Targets Pro Stalker Kit
S168589
- All-in-one field kit for deer stalkers, built around the core equipment for gralloching and handling a carcass
- Includes a folding gambrel for hanging and handling deer
- Includes a folding chest spreader
- Includes a head torch for working hands-free in low light
- Includes a rope ratchet for securing or hoisting
- Everything packs into the included high-visibility orange zip bag
- Knife not included — add your own to complete the kit
The Pro Stalker Kit is a practical all-in-one field kit from Tom's Targets, built for deer stalkers who want the core equipment for gralloching and handling a deer in the field kept together in one pack rather than scattered across a vehicle or rucksack. It bundles a folding gambrel, a folding chest spreader, a head torch and a rope ratchet — a compact, purposeful selection without unnecessary extras — and everything packs into the included high-visibility orange zip bag, so the kit is easy to spot, store in a vehicle and grab on the way out. The folding items keep it small enough to carry as a matter of course rather than only when a trip is planned, and the head torch means hands stay free when working in poor light or after dark. A knife is not included, so add your own to complete the kit; everything else needed to get a carcass hung, opened and handled cleanly is here in one bag, ready when it's needed.
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