Club Car Hunting Cart

[SAC]

Please tell me more about the brush guard addition. Pretty easy install? Any mods needed?

[Cartman]

Please tell me more about the brush guard addition. Pretty easy install? Any mods needed?

It is off a Polaris Ranger crew. I welded a two inch receiver to a steel plate. I cut an existing hole on the brush guard to open it up to slide over the receiver. My buddy held it in place where I wanted to tack it in place then I welded the brush guard around the receiver. I added some supports behind it. The flat plate bolts directly to the frame of the cart. I can get some better pictures if you would like.

[Mike D]

Finally got it back together (about 95%, have some wiring to clean up). Some paint and fabric go a long way. I am happy with the way it turned out. We have been cruising the neighborhood with it so far. I am debating between new batteries. Lithium is the way I am leaning but the cost is holding me up (this is a "budget" build). As soon as I get the motor / battery upgrades figured out it will be primary hunting buggy.

For comparison, the OG stealth hunter is pictured below. It has killed many of hogs and has been a great cart. It has upgraded motor / controller. It is back in my garage for some repairs. Having two carts will be great for a back up.

If this is a cart you plan to keep, find some Nissan Leaf Gen 3 3S7P lithium cells and don’t look back.

If you plan to flip it I would find a reasonably priced set of lead acid and go from there.


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[MasonAWood]

Awesome build! This would work great for me! I might have to keep my eye out for a cart!


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[bfree]

Nice work!!

[Cartman]

Lithium batteries going in.

[Ginja Ninja]

Awesome job! Always wondered about a golf cart for hunting. But I don't know how well it would hold up in the terrain of west TX.

[kdm015]

been following this. looks great. When you lift and increase tire size, do you need to change out the controller, motor, etc? I hunt in east texas/north la, so a little hilly but nothing crazy.

[Mike D]

Awesome job! Always wondered about a golf cart for hunting. But I don't know how well it would hold up in the terrain of west TX.

Mine did fine over the 4-5 years I was on mine.

You do have to be diligent with your off season maintenance. Make sure everything is tight and all bushings replaced before season and you are good.


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[FLASH_OUTDOORS]

What batteries did you use??


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[Cartman]

What batteries did you use??


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Big battery.com 48v BDGR kit

[nandosubia]

I’ve told multiple friends about this project. Would love a silent stalker like this


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