Portable deer cart and tree stand

A portable deer cart and tree stand for providing a means for transporting game and a platform for a tree comprising, in combination:

• a flooring section having an upper surface, a lower surface, a front end, a back end, and two sides, the flooring section having two support brackets each having a first end and a second end, each first end integral with opposing sides of the front end, each second end having an upwardly extending receiving tube integral therewith, each receiving tube having an aperture formed therethrough, each of the two support brackets having securement bolts integral with side portions thereof;
• an axle having two end portions, the axle secured to the lower surface of the flooring section with the two end portions extending outwardly of the two sides of the flooring section;
• two tires, each of the two tires removably coupled with the two end portions of the axle;
• a U-shaped handle having two extending portions, each of the two extending portions having an aperture formed therethrough, the two extending portions removably received within the receiving tubes of the flooring section with the associated apertures in alignment, the U-shaped handle secured within the receiving tubes by pins, each of two extending portions having securement apertures therethrough;
• a generally U-shaped treestand seat having two leg portions, two intermediate portions, and a seat portion, the two leg portions pivotally secured to the two sides of the flooring section, the seat portion having a securement hoop theresecured;
• two support braces each such brace having a first end and a second end, each first end coupled with the two intermediate portions of the treestand seat, each second end optionally coupled with the securement bolts of the two support brackets of the flooring section in a tree stand configuration or with the securement apertures of the two extending portions of the U-shaped handle in a cart configuration;
• two straps and two buckles, each of the two straps secured to the upper surface of one of the two sides of the flooring section, each of the two buckles secured to the opposing side of the flooring section, the two straps and two buckles serving to couple together around game for ease of transportation;
• a tree strap having a hook therefrom, the strap surrounding a tree with the hook coupled with securement hoop of the treestand seat, the tree strap serving to mount the device to the tree.