How To Bow Hunt From A Saddle… TOUGHEST SHOTS!

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  • čas přidán 15. 07. 2024
  • Everything we could think of in regards to hunting and taking deer from a saddle. We discuss, pulling off different shot angles, climbing, setup, safety, and other logistics while hunting.
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  • @alexb9497
    @alexb9497 Před 11 měsíci +5

    Getting into a saddle for the first time this year and trying to learn as much as I can ahead of time. This is by far the most comprehensive video I've found, you hit all the stuff I could think of. If you don't already have one, you should make a video of how you climb all the way to hunting height with the sticks, awesome vid!

  • @Philip_Corley
    @Philip_Corley Před 2 lety +8

    Amsteel is what your bridge is made. Amsteel is not suitable for using with a ropeman1 or other mechanical prusik for several reasons. I think your tether and lineman are both sterling climbing rope like rock climbers use. You mentioned it at the start when you where going over your setup. Sorry for bringing it up.
    I use the same tether and lineman with a mechanical prusik too, but my bridge setup is a little different. I love you guys though and I've been a huge fan since y'all started. Glad you guys decided to give us some summertime content.

  • @chuckparson6712
    @chuckparson6712 Před 2 lety +7

    You were REALLY prepared to take a #1 from the saddle from the start 😂
    I think I got poison ivy watching you touching all over that huge vine 😂.
    Thanks for the tips. I started saddle hunting last season. LOVE IT ✌

    • @patpat728
      @patpat728 Před rokem +1

      I came here to see if anyone else commented on the huge poison ivy vine!

    • @NGraz
      @NGraz Před rokem

      Same here he had to of gotten it. Great video

  • @spencerhess9019
    @spencerhess9019 Před 2 lety +10

    Another good tip if you get bad poison ivy and poison oak is to make sure your tree is clear of that also! 😂 I see the the he’s demonstrating on isn’t but some people don’t get it as bad as others

    • @TheElementWild
      @TheElementWild  Před 2 lety +1

      Haha! I do believe that’s just Virginia Creeper.

    • @patpat728
      @patpat728 Před rokem

      @@TheElementWild I just stay away from hairy vines. Poison ivy is everywhere here in Texas, and they have hairy vines when they get big on trees like that. That one there looks just like poison ivy. Even the vines without leaves can get ya!

  • @wvbowhunter1
    @wvbowhunter1 Před rokem +3

    Awesome video. As a new saddle hunter this answers a lot of questions I had!

  • @NJD1997
    @NJD1997 Před 10 měsíci

    KC is the best teacher on CZcams. I feel like my brother is teaching me how to do something. You can tell he’s been camp counselor or worked with youth at some point.

  • @GregorsOutdoors
    @GregorsOutdoors Před rokem +1

    Excellent info and well-explained. I recently had a buck come in at my 4 o'clock I am a right-handed archer also. I was knees to the tree and couldn't stand for fear of detection. When the deer went behind a clump of brush I passed the bow from my right hand to left over the tether as you showed at the 1 o'clock shot you took. It was not comfortable but I made it happen. Saddle hunting isn't for sissies. There is a lot of freedom to move about but there's a lot of stuff that can go wrong when the deer shows up unannounced in the wrong zone you set up for.

  • @chrismcadams5199
    @chrismcadams5199 Před 8 měsíci

    I’m in the saddle now for the 3rd time and have been watching vids and this one was by far the best one! It helped me get comfortable and showed me how to take sitting breaks if needed! And those shooting angles also are very helpful! Thank you for posting!

  • @calhiser8265
    @calhiser8265 Před rokem

    Thanks
    This is the content that i have been searching for.
    Actually shooting from a saddle.
    Wonderful perspective.

  • @Michaeldpress14
    @Michaeldpress14 Před 2 lety +2

    Those saddles are game changers !

  • @hunterdolanch8725
    @hunterdolanch8725 Před rokem

    Really enjoyed this video, great presentation!!!!!!!

  • @mscsm2946
    @mscsm2946 Před rokem

    Well done, great information

  • @spline8518
    @spline8518 Před 2 lety

    Grate video thanks for your time and advice!!!

  • @toddhatten354
    @toddhatten354 Před 11 měsíci

    Well done! Thanks for the info.

  • @DrMantisTobaggan
    @DrMantisTobaggan Před rokem

    Thanks for the info, really helpful

  • @michaellacour7377
    @michaellacour7377 Před 21 dnem

    great instructional video. TY.

  • @texashunter
    @texashunter Před rokem

    Great vid. Thanks!

  • @antonhuman8446
    @antonhuman8446 Před rokem

    Top grade explanation.
    Thanks.

  • @tylerjonesoutdoors
    @tylerjonesoutdoors Před rokem

    Great bit of teaching K.C.!

  • @iSchneggs
    @iSchneggs Před rokem

    INFORMATIVE! Thank you!

  • @powellriver100
    @powellriver100 Před 2 lety +1

    A sailors bosun chair works like a charm also !!

  • @IVGHOSTLY
    @IVGHOSTLY Před 2 lety +1

    Good video. I personally like to try to and set my sticks to my left side so I can step onto it to make my weak side shot.

  • @Wildnatureman
    @Wildnatureman Před 8 měsíci

    Need the seatbelt tip today 🤦‍♂️ Thank you! Lesson learned 🦌 🏹

  • @shareTNT
    @shareTNT Před 2 lety +1

    Nice video, watch out for those poison vines going up the tree. Thanks for sharing some good tips!

    • @BackyardBowShop
      @BackyardBowShop Před rokem

      I don’t think it’s poison ivy. It’s creeper vine that can irritate the skin but not as bad as poison ivy/oak. I’ve always called it Georgia creeper but some people call it Virginia creeper.

  • @mnteamharvest3220
    @mnteamharvest3220 Před 2 lety +1

    Gotta zip your fly lol, great demonstration definitely plan to try one out

  • @clarkansas6590
    @clarkansas6590 Před rokem

    Good job

  • @michaelboyle9512
    @michaelboyle9512 Před rokem

    I went the single rope technique instead of the climbing sticks. I'm ramping up for my first successful hunting season. I'm open to advice and ideas.

  • @carlparisi9749
    @carlparisi9749 Před 11 měsíci

    I set my sticks up 1/4 of the tree away on my left so I can just loosen my bridge up and swing around the tree. That way the tree is always in front of you and there is less movement. You gotta make sure ur sticks are on solid though and leaning that hard can be uncomfortable.

  • @TheSlingshotShow
    @TheSlingshotShow Před rokem

    Great video! are you wearing the FL origin hoody in this??

    • @TheElementWild
      @TheElementWild  Před rokem

      Thanks! Yes. That’s an Origin Hoody. Great piece of gear.

  • @kristenzaldivar6338
    @kristenzaldivar6338 Před rokem

    It is a great low maintenance

  • @cabinvibesebaystore8956

    New sub! Liked 🐟🙏✌️👍

  • @michaelsnook4170
    @michaelsnook4170 Před rokem

    What kind of climbing sticks are those?

  • @smitty88190
    @smitty88190 Před 10 měsíci

    Is that the 8mm rope that cruzr sends with it ? I just got the cruzr and trying to find the mechanical prussic for that size rope not having any luck?

    • @TheElementWild
      @TheElementWild  Před 10 měsíci

      The “kong duck” is what we’ve always used and they work great with the 8mm ropes.

  • @nailsbeats
    @nailsbeats Před 8 měsíci

    "People who work on Telephone poles are called Lineman". Lol. Lineman work on Power Poles and that is a Secondary Lanyard to them and a Flip Line to an Arborist. A Lineman's Belt is a Lineman's Climbing/Toolbelt. These saddle hunting ropes should be called a Lanyard and a Top Rope.

  • @MrSkunkworkx
    @MrSkunkworkx Před rokem

    Been looking more and more at a saddle...great info, thanks.

  • @georgestuart5669
    @georgestuart5669 Před rokem

    What model CRUZR Saddle is this?

  • @troycox8062
    @troycox8062 Před 7 měsíci

    I’ll take my comfortable Summit climber any day over all of this….wow

  • @cassietaylor2004
    @cassietaylor2004 Před rokem

    Where can I get that brand of saddle ?

    • @TheElementWild
      @TheElementWild  Před rokem

      It’s a Cruzr Saddle! Tell ‘em we sent ya. They’re great people!

  • @toddbennett6737
    @toddbennett6737 Před rokem

    How do you pee or get in a pocket. Seems like it would be hard to keep good form shooting my bow on offhand side dangling from ropes. Don't get the interest bow hunting while dangling

  • @garymajka1708
    @garymajka1708 Před rokem

    What is the axle to axle lenth

  • @ObamaOsucksOass
    @ObamaOsucksOass Před 2 lety

    Is that poison ivy you put the stick on?

    • @TheElementWild
      @TheElementWild  Před 2 lety +3

      Best way to ensure no one steals your spot on public land!

  • @OutdoorRhodes
    @OutdoorRhodes Před 2 lety

    Practice makes perfect. While I get in the tree I practice for the first 5 minutes and that 1 o’clock gets easier. Always practice in the tree once up because tree aren’t the same. I shot my buck in the position. Check out the hunt on my channel.

  • @joshuan2402
    @joshuan2402 Před rokem

    Anyone notice the poison ivy

  • @kalebsmith2155
    @kalebsmith2155 Před 2 lety

    Those shots look kinda hard.

  • @TylerandtheTribe
    @TylerandtheTribe Před 2 lety

    Where’s the horse?

  • @gentrye02
    @gentrye02 Před 2 lety

    Yikes, shooting right at the cameraman. That’s really dangerous guys. Mahhhh

  • @LucasStaus
    @LucasStaus Před rokem

    Hard for me to focus when I saw that poison ivy vine...yikes!

  • @THECOUNTRYNINJA
    @THECOUNTRYNINJA Před 11 měsíci

    Got a bunch of internet botanists on here that don't know the difference between three leaves and five lol.

  • @jacobB1049
    @jacobB1049 Před rokem

    To much movement just bring a ring of steps