Saddle Hunting - Lightweight Climbing Method
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- čas přidán 1. 07. 2019
- A lightweight saddle climbing method that gets you in a tree in less than 10 minutes. See the tutorial and the gear list on how to accomplish this with only 14.6 lbs of gear.
TETHRD GEAR - tethrdnation.com/shop/
ROPEMAN 1 - tethrdnation.com/product/rope...
WILD EDGE STEPS - www.wildedgeinc.com/#/
CMI AIDER - www.cmi-gear.com/products/etr...
SUMMIT GEAR HOIST - www.cabelas.com/product/Summi...
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Nice. Thanks Clayton
I like this. I'm still leaning toward one stick and aider though. If I don't like it I might get a few we steps
A little tip for you. Where your ropes are on those Americe step steps is what’s causing your difficulty in getting them to roll over and lock in. Your ropes need to be connected farther over the bend. It’ll save you a little time and frustration.
That looks just like a spot on Cedar Creek WMA in GA where I hunt. Where you at sir?
How exactly are you attaching your predator to your mantis as you climb? Is that only being held on by a gear tie?
I could cut that time in half if not more with no more added weight. I'll try to post video near soon. Great info on demonstration btw
C Price thanks. We are always open to others techniques. Let me know when you get that video posted.
Awesome, this is the same way I want to climb, just need the ladder aider. Are you still climbing this way ? Have you had any kick outs?
Which combat belt did you use?
Very good approach and secured aider! I'm hunting from those steps too and not sure how you hook an aider when go down (!). It's not much place under your feet...
Could you please to make video about your descending techneek. Thank you and good luck!
I have the same question. Watched it several times and couldn't quite see enough to get the technique.
He used multiple aiders
I think the quality of the climb and how its in weather like that is fine. But at 40 more pounds in November clothing and rifle season with it being cold. like to see how it would work then.
NICE!!! That shirt tho!!
What is that little ladder called?
Where can I buy all that equipments?
Dude! Sweet vid! I want that shirt haha!
I know a guy...
Can we trust that guy?
Very informative - thanks. I haven't hunted from a tree before - how do you keep mosquitos away? Is there any concern that a repellant would alert the game, or is the theory that they can't smell anything from that high up?
Use thermo cell, it wait till it's cooler
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Just an fyi - on the left side of the first step the rope looks like its over the standoff instead of under. That might be the reason it looks like the step keeps wanting to flip back up.
James Marshall thanks.
what's the hook you are using to hang your bow? Did I see you used the LB belt to hang your pack?
Paul Crave the hook is a standard hook that comes on a rather strap. You can also use a carabiner.
What do you wrap your steps in to avoid metal to metal contact noise?
Erik Martinez silent strips or any soft camo tape. The standard outdoor stores usually have some soft tape you can wrap around them.
what do you use to hook up your ader and how do you keep it from sliding.
Just a standard hook that comes on a ratchet strap. I have tape on the hook that helps with the grip
Having some trouble keeping my 4 step aider from kicking out to one side. Any suggestions? Thank you for your time
Wrap tape on each side of the middle, then put your hook in the middle, now it can't slide
What do you use to hang the aider on the steps?
I would like to know that as well
What kind of hook are you using on the top of your step aider?
James Marshall just a standard hook like you would find on the end of a ratchet strap.
Any chance you can share where you got that shirt? A lot of folks are interested! Nice vid, great light setup!
Austen Ries check out southerngroundhunting.com/store
I think those aider steps would weigh more than the w.e. steps. The steps are only a pound
How did you connect the waistbelt to the mantis and where did u buy it?
Josh Bradybaugh We use the built in molle on the belt and the mantis. Use “Condor 4" MOD Strap Coyote Brown” from amazon to attach the two. We will post a video soon on how the two are attached.
Addicted Whitetail thanks! Looking forward to the video! Let me know
Josh Bradybaugh video is up. Check it out.
Approximately how high are you there?
Also, does that hook have the potential to fall off coming back down and how do you successfully hook the aider on while standing on the wild edge step below you . Are you just lowering the hook on the step with the rope connected to you and the aider? Could you show a close up video of your technique?
Erik Martinez it has the potential if there’s no weight on it. Once you get your weight on the aider it’s not gunna fall. I have a 6 foot piece of 550 attached to it as well as a dummy cord so I don’t accidentally drop it.
I agree with all the commenters that want to see some up close detail on the descent. I couldn't figure out from watching that how you get the aider to hook up to the step on the descent
I only bow hunt and only when temps are sub 50. Cannot watch summer videos
why not lineman's climbing boots with the spikes? Is that too dangerous?
That damages the trees and are more expensive
where did you buy the hook for your aider?
Justin Hopper straps.com
That link doesnt work for that hook! Can you post the link to where you got that hook for your aider? Thanks! And that t shirt
smoser5 here’s a link to the hook. The short link is above.
www.lowes.com/pd/snap-loc-logistic-strap-adapter-2-piece/1000347983?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-hdw-_-google-_-pla-_-213-_-sosbuildershardware-_-1000347983-_-0&gclid=Cj0KCQjwp5_qBRDBARIsANxdcim4H6RwL06k7HLo4zDLpzDRCi718IC973JH-OrmLX2ClHZaFw710G0aAq2DEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
I’m not following how you are transitioning the aider, please.
Zoom in alittle really
No where as fast or as easy as using a Summit Viper. Looks like you have about $700 in gear. I will pass.
Walter
I don’t use a saddle but I would think the weight (or lack of) is the advantage. The Viper weighs around 20 pounds. I’m betting this guys set up is under half that. So for guys that are walking in long distances I can certainly see why they like it.