JP3234068U - Beast prey carrier - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a carrier for wild beast prey that can be easily transported without scratching the prey X on the ground when transporting a prey X such as a wild boar or a deer captured and slaughtered in a mountain field. SOLUTION: A recessed sled body 2, a carrying string 3 attached to the front and back of the sled body 2, and a binding string for binding a prey X placed on the sled body 2 to the sled body 2. The sled body 2 is provided with the body 4 to form the carrier 1, and the sled body 2 on which the prey X is bound and placed is transported by pulling the transport string 3 or the like. [Selection diagram] Fig. 4

Description

The present invention relates to a technical field of a beast prey carrier used for easily transporting a slaughtered beast prey such as a wild boar, a deer, or a kyon captured by a trap such as a kukuri trap or a gun in a mountain field. It is a thing.

Today, wild animals (wild animals) such as wild boars (traps), deer (deer), and reeves's mounds are prominently breeding in the mountains due to the occurrence of abandoned agricultural land in various places. Since there is a risk of causing harm, attempts have been made to capture it with a trap such as a kukuri trap or a gun. Some of the wild beasts captured in this way may be expelled to the mountains where there is no risk of harming humans, but most of them are slaughtered at the capture site.
And it is not allowed to leave the slaughtered beast prey as it is at the site, and it is mounted on the loading platform of the truck that has moved to the vicinity of the site and transported to the remote area. Some of the wild beast prey transported in this way may be provided as food such as ingredients for Jibie cooking, but most of them will be disposed of after being incinerated.
Some of the wild beast prey slaughtered at the capture site in this way can weigh more than 100 kg, and most of these wild beast prey are transported from the slaughtered site to the place where the truck was boarded, and then the truck. It will be transported to the final disposal site such as an incinerator while it is placed on the loading platform. When carrying out such a beast prey transportation work, if the worker lifts the beast prey or the like, the worker is forced to have a great deal of trouble and labor.
Therefore, a carrier (transporter) capable of easily transporting the slaughtered wild beast prey has been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP-A-2017-88268

By the way, in the conventional carrier, the sled body is provided with a self-propelled device for self-propelling the sled body, and the self-propelled sled body carries the beast prey in a state of being dragged with respect to the ground. Therefore, when transporting a long distance, the beast prey is scraped to the ground, and not only the beast prey is severely damaged (severe), but also the body fluid of the beast prey is placed on the moved ground. There is a problem that damaged objects adhere to it.
Furthermore, if the worker directly touches the wild beast prey when carrying out the work of transporting the wild beast prey to the truck entry point, the work of loading and unloading the carried wild beast prey on the truck bed, etc., the wild beast prey In addition to the body fluids and debris adhering to the human body, there is a risk that harmful organisms such as mites and bacteria parasitizing the beast prey will be transferred to the workers, and these are problems to be solved by the present invention.

The present invention was created for the purpose of solving these problems in view of the above circumstances, and the invention of claim 1 carries the slaughtered beast prey of the wild beast hunted in the mountains. The carrier is a concave-fitting sled body with high front, rear, left and right edge edges to place the beast prey, and the front and back of the sled body to pull and move the sled body. It is composed of a carrying string attached to both ends and a binding string attached to the left and right edges of the sled body to bind the beast prey placed on the sled body to the sled body. Is characterized in that transport attachment holes for attaching the transport cords are formed at the front and rear both end edges, and binding attachment holes for attaching the binding cords are formed at the left and right end edges. It is a carrier for wild beast prey.
The invention according to claim 2 is the wild beast prey carrier according to claim 1, wherein eyelets are attached to each attachment hole.
The invention of claim 3 is the carrier of wild beast prey according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a hose body is fitted on the carrying string body.
According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the bottom plate surface portion of the sled body is uneven in the left-right direction, so that at least a pair of groove-shaped portions long in the front-rear direction, which are convex upward, are formed. 1. The selected groove-shaped portion is attached with an auxiliary sled whose height is set so that the lower end edge portion projects downward from the lower end surface of the bottom plate surface portion and touches the ground. It is a carrier of the beast prey according to any one of 3 to 3.
According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, the auxiliary sled has a traveling portion in which the lower end edge portion protrudes from the groove-shaped portion and comes into contact with the ground, and an inclined portion provided in an inclined shape upward from the front and rear both end edges of the traveling portion. The wild beast prey carrier according to claim 4, wherein the tip of the inclined portion is detachably attached to the front and rear end edges of the sled body via an attachment string.
The invention according to claim 6 is the wild beast prey carrier according to claim 5, wherein the attachment string is also used as the transport string.

According to the invention of claim 1, the slaughtered beast prey is carried by placing the beast prey on the sled body and binding it with a string, and then pulling the carrying string to carry the beast prey. Can be easily and reliably transported without being scratched on the ground, workability can be improved, and direct contact of workers with wild beast prey can be reduced as much as possible.
According to the invention of claim 2, the mounting hole provided in the sled body can be reinforced and protected by eyelets.
According to the invention of claim 3, since the hose body is externally fitted to the carrying string, it is possible to protect the hand gripped when pulling the carrying string, the hooked shoulder, and the like.
According to the invention of claim 4, an auxiliary sled body for improving the stable running performance of the sled body can be attached. In this case, the auxiliary sled body is for reinforcing the bottom plate surface portion of the sled body. Therefore, the structure of the sled body is not complicated because the positioning shape is attached by effectively utilizing the groove-shaped portion formed by making the unevenness.
According to the invention of claim 5, inclined portions for attaching the auxiliary sled to the sled body are provided before and after the auxiliary sled provided with the traveling portion to be installed to improve the running performance. However, when the sled body is transported, the inclined portion comes into contact with the convex ground surface in advance, so that the sled body can be protected.
According to the invention of claim 6, the carrying string is also used as the attachment string for attaching the auxiliary sled to the sled body, and the dedicated attachment string becomes unnecessary. It is possible to avoid an increase in the number of parts for each minute.

It is a perspective view which shows the state which attached the transport string body to the sled body. It is a perspective view which shows the state which attached the carrying string body and the binding string body to the sled body. It is a perspective view which shows the state which the wild boar which is a prey is tied to the sled body. It is an operation explanatory view which shows the state which a worker pulls a sled body to which a wild boar is tied. (A) and (B) are a vertical sectional view and a horizontal sectional view in a state where an auxiliary auxiliary sled is attached to the sled body. (A) and (B) are a front view showing an example of attaching an auxiliary auxiliary sled to the sled body using a dedicated attachment string, and a sled body using a carrying string that is also used as the attachment string. It is a front view which shows the example which attaches to.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the drawing, 1 is a wild animal such as a wild boar and a deer, which was captured by a trap such as a kukuri trap or a gun in a mountain field where a truck or other transport vehicle cannot enter, and was slaughtered. It is a carrier (transporter) capable of easily transporting (transporting) X, and the carrier 1 has high front, rear, left and right edge portions 2a and 2b for mounting the prey X. It is composed of a concave-fitting trap body 2 having a edging, and a transport string (rope) for transporting the trap body 2 in a pulled state is provided at both front and rear edge portions 2a of the trap body 2. ) A pair of transport mounting holes 2c for mounting 3 are provided with a left-right spacing, and the prey X placed on the trap body 2 is bound to the trap body 2 at the left and right both end edges 2b of the trap body 2. There are a plurality of binding attachment holes 2d (three in the present embodiment) for attaching the binding string body (rope) 4 in the front-rear direction.
Eyelets 5 are attached to these attachment holes 2c and 2d to form a reinforced structure.
Further, the transport string body 3 has a flexible hose body (cylinder body) 6 fitted to the central portion in a loose-fitting manner.

Next, when transporting the slaughtered prey X, the carrier 1 is brought to the slaughtered site. In this case, the transport string 3 is brought to the site. It may be attached to the sled body 1 at the stage before bringing in, or it may be attached to the sled body 1 at the site. In this case, as the transport string body 3, the both end edges are inserted downward into the attachment holes 2c provided in the front and rear end edges 2a of the sled body 2, and the inserted end edges are fastened to each other. , Each end edge is knotted to prevent the transporting string 3 from coming out of the mounting hole 2c.
On the other hand, with respect to the binding string 4, at the site where the prey X was slaughtered, the prey X was placed on the sled body 2 and placed in the attachment holes 2d provided at the left and right edges of the sled body 2. For example, the prey X can be tied to the sled body 2 by inserting it in a zigzag shape while folding it left and right, and fastening the end edge portion to an appropriate part of the string body 4 or fastening the end edge portions to each other. can.
Then, by grasping and pulling the transporting string 4 in a state where the prey X is bound to the sled body 2 in this way, the prey X is transported without being scratched by the ground.

Incidentally, the size of the sled body 2 for carrying out the present invention can be set to an appropriate size according to the size of the prey to be transported, but for example, a large prey X exceeding 100 kg can be transported. In this case, the size of the sled body 2 should be set to width: 660 mm, front-back length: 1350 mm, and height: 170 mm so that the prey X does not protrude from the sled body 2 as much as possible. It can be said that it is suitable when considering the ease of movement in the mountains while being able to be placed. Further, by setting the length of the transport string body 3 to 3 m, it is possible to carry out the towing work at a distance of about 1.2 m from the sled body 2, and the legs are sled during the towing work. It is preferable because it can avoid contact with the main body 2. Further, by setting the length of the hose body 6 to be externally fitted to the carrying string body 3 to about 90 cm, the carrying string body 3 is not only gripped by hand but also hung on the waist or shoulder. It is preferable because it can prevent the hands and shoulders from being scratched and injured by directly touching the body 3. Further, the length of the binding string 4 is about 4 to 6 m, which is suitable for firmly binding the prey X to the sled body 2 so as not to drop off, but even if it is divided into a plurality of strings such as two. Of course it is good.

In the present embodiment configured as described above, when the slaughtered prey X such as a wild beast hunted in the mountains is transported to the place where the truck is boarded and then put on and off the truck bed, the prey X is used. While mounted on the sled body 2, the binding string body 4 is appropriately inserted into the binding holes 2d provided at the left and right edge portions 2b of the sled body 2 to firmly bind the prey X to the sled body 2. Then, the sled body 2 in which the prey X is tied is pulled on one of the front and rear carrying strings 3 while being hung on the worker's hand or shoulder, or turned around the waist, so that the prey X is brought to the ground. It can be transported without being scratched.
When transporting the prey X placed on the sled body 2 in this way, the direction may change significantly to the left or right, or the movement may slide down on a steep downhill slope. If the transport string 3 is towed only from the front side, the smoothness of movement is impaired. Therefore, in such a case, another worker should carry the transport string 3 on the rear side to assist. You will be able to move smoothly in the mountains.
Then, the sled body 2 in which the prey X transported to the place where the truck has entered can be lifted by grasping the front and rear transport strings 3 and placed on the truck bed. When the sled body 3 on which the prey X is placed is transported to a processing plant such as an incinerator in this way, the front and rear transport strings 3 are gripped and unloaded from the truck bed. Then, by removing the binding string 4 from the sled body 2, the free prey X is amortized and the like is disposed of.

The transport of the prey X slaughtered in this way can be carried by pulling and moving the sled body 2 in the state where the prey X is placed and tied, and as a result, the prey X is transported in a state of rubbing the ground. The body fluids and slaughter of Prey X do not adhere to the ground. Moreover, since the prey X can be prevented from being directly touched by the worker after being placed on the sled body 2, body fluids and debris adhere to the worker, and the prey X is parasitic on the prey X. It is possible to prevent the mites and bacteria from being transferred to the worker, which enables hygienic transportation.

Moreover, in this case, the attachment holes 2c and 2d to which the carrying string 3 and the binding string 4 are attached have a reinforcing structure to which the eyelets 5 are attached, and as a result, the sled body 2 can be protected. The life can be extended.
Further, as a result of the hose 6 being provided on the transport string body 3, the body on the worker side such as the hands and shoulders when pulling the transport string body 3 can be protected, and workability can be improved. It will be.

Incidentally, the bottom plate surface portion 2e of the sled body 2 in which the present invention has been implemented has a configuration in which unevenness is repeated in the left-right direction for the purpose of reinforcing the bottom plate surface portion 2e and reducing the ground contact area. As a result, the convex portion 2f that is raised in a convex shape and the concave portion 2g that is in the shape of a concave groove form a long streak in the front-rear direction and are alternately adjacent to each other on the bottom plate surface portion 2e when viewed in a plan view. It is provided in a parallel state, and the bottom portion (lower portion) of the concave portion 2g is configured to be the main grounding portion of the sled body 2.
Incidentally, in the sled body 2 of the present embodiment, the left-right width of the convex portion 2f is wider than the left-right width of the concave portion 2g, and the ceiling portion of the convex portion 2f has a flat plate shape and is concave. The bottom portion of the portion 2g, which is the ground contact portion, has an arc shape, but the sled body 2 is not limited to this one, and the uneven width is the opposite, or the uneven width is uniform. Of course, it may be.

An auxiliary sled 7 is detachably attached to the convex portion 2f formed on the bottom plate surface portion 2e of the sled body 2 configured in this manner as an option, and the lower end edge portion of the auxiliary sled 7 is attached. 7c can be used as the main ground contact portion instead of the bottom portion of the concave portion 2g.
Specifically, a pair of auxiliary sleds 7 is prepared, and each auxiliary sled 7 is attached to a pair of convex portions 2f having a space on the left and right from the lower side. ing.

In the present embodiment, the auxiliary housing 7 is formed by using a cylindrical body formed of a metal material such as steel or stainless steel or a hard resin material such as polyvinyl chloride, but is a rod-shaped medium body. Of course, it may be configured. Further, the auxiliary sled 7 does not necessarily have to be a cylindrical body, and may have various shapes such as an elliptical shape, an oval shape, a quadrangular shape, and a hexagonal shape, and may be fitted inside the convex portion 2f. The shape of the sled does not matter.
The auxiliary sled 7 includes a traveling portion 7a that is long in the front-rear direction and an inclined portion 7b that is inclined upward in the front-rear direction, and has a boat shape (dish-shaped cross section) when viewed from the side. The traveling portion 7a is fitted into the convex portion 2f from below, and the dimensions (thickness, height) are set so that the lower end edge portion 7c protrudes below the bottom portion of the convex portion 2g. It has become a sledge.

On the other hand, the inclined portion 7b is bent upward from both front and rear ends of the traveling portion 7a, and the upper end portion (tip portion) is close to the front and rear end edge portions 2a of the sled body 2. A mounting hole 7d is formed at the upper end thereof, and a mounting string 8 for mounting the auxiliary sled 7 to the sled body 2 penetrates through the mounting hole 7d. Will be installed.
When the auxiliary sled body 7 is attached using the attachment string body 8, the attachment holes 2i for the attachment string body 8 are provided in the front and rear both end edges 2a of the sled body 2 in addition to the transport attachment holes 2c. Although it is necessary to provide the mounting hole 2i, the mounting hole 2i is provided at a position corresponding to the convex portion 2f position for mounting the auxiliary sled body 7, and is reinforced by the eyelet 5. ..

Then, as a method of attaching the auxiliary body 7 to the body 2 using the attachment string 8, for example, the tip of the attachment string 8 having both end edges penetrated through the attachment hole 2i from above is left and right. Auxiliary support provided at the front and rear end edges 2a by inserting it into the mounting hole 7d provided at the tip of the auxiliary housing 7 and tying a knot 8a at the tip of the inserted string to prevent it from coming off. It can be attached by penetrating the mounting hole 2h for the housing and providing a knot 8a to prevent it from coming off. As a result of the auxiliary sled 7 attached in this way being fitted into the convex portion 2f from below, it is prevented from protruding from the convex portion 2f, and the left-right width of the convex portion 2f. The concave portion that becomes the main grounding part in a state where the deviation in the inside is allowed and assists the grounding movement of the sled body 2, and becomes the main grounding part when the auxiliary sled 7 is not provided. It is possible to avoid premature wear of the sled body 2 due to wear of 2 g or the like.

By attaching the auxiliary sled 7 to the sled body 2 in this way, the lower end edge portion protruding from the convex portion 2f of the auxiliary sled 7 when the sled body 2 travels on the ground such as a mountain field. The movement is performed in a state where 7c is the main grounding portion, and as a result, the grounding movement of the sled body 2 becomes smoother and the running performance is improved as compared with the case where the lower surface portion 2h is the main grounding portion. It will improve and it will be easier to change direction. Further, since the auxiliary sled 7 is provided in a bridge shape in the front-rear direction, there is an advantage that it also functions as a protective member for protecting the sled body 2 itself.

In the above description, the auxiliary body 7 is attached to the body 2 by using the dedicated attachment string 8, but as shown in FIG. 6B, the auxiliary body 7 is attached to the tip of the transportation string 3. Auxiliary housing 7 may be attached, and in this case, the auxiliary housing 7 is in a tense state for the front transportation string 3 that is always used when the main body 2 is towed and transported. Since the structure is held, it is restricted that the transport string 3 moves downward to the auxiliary barrel 7 side by providing a knot 3a at the tip of the transport string 3 inserted into the auxiliary barrel 7. However, unlike the case of pulling, the transport cord 3 on the rear side is not always held in a tense state, so the transport cord 3 is assisted by tying a knot or the like. It is preferable to regulate the downward movement toward the body 7 side.

The present invention can be used as a carrier for wild beast prey used for simply transporting slaughtered prey of wild beasts such as wild boars, deer, and Kyon captured by traps such as kukuri traps and guns in the mountains. can.

1 Transporter 2 Sled body 2a Front and rear edge 2b Left and right edge 2c Transport mounting hole 2d Binding mounting hole 3 Transport strap 4 Binding strap 5 Eyelet 6 Hose body 7 Auxiliary strap 8 Mounting strap Body X prey

Claims (6)

It is a carrier for carrying the slaughtered beast prey of the beast hunted in the mountains, and the carrier has a concave inset shape with high front, rear, left and right edges to place the beast prey. The sled body, the transport cord attached to the front and rear edges of the sled body to pull and move the sled body, and the left and right edges of the sled body to bind the beast prey placed on the sled body to the sled body. It is configured with a tying sled that can be attached,
The sled body is characterized in that transport attachment holes for attaching the transport cords are formed at the front and rear ends, and binding attachment holes for attaching the bind cords are formed at the left and right ends. A carrier for wild beast prey. The wild beast prey carrier according to claim 1, wherein eyelets are attached to each attachment hole. The carrying tool for wild beast prey according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a hose body is fitted on the carrying string body. The bottom plate surface portion of the sled body is uneven in the left-right direction to form at least a pair of convex portions long in the front-rear direction that are convex upward, and the pair of convex portions. The beast according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein an auxiliary sled whose height is set so that the lower end edge portion projects downward from the lower end surface of the bottom plate surface portion and touches the ground is attached to the sled. Prey carrier. The auxiliary sled includes a traveling portion in which the lower end edge portion protrudes from the convex portion and becomes the main ground contact portion, and an inclined portion provided in an inclined shape upward from the front and rear both end edges of the traveling portion. The wild beast prey carrier according to claim 4, wherein the tip of the inclined portion is detachably attached to the front and rear end edges of the sled body via an attachment string. The carrier for wild beast prey according to claim 5, wherein the attachment string is also used as a transport string.

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