Primal Steps - EVERYTHING You Need to Know
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- #deerhunting #bowhunting #mobilehunting #deer #saddlehunting #publiclandhunting
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Primal steps are a more affordable option to Wild Edge steps. They both function the same way in giving deer hunters the chance to become more mobile. In this video, I cover:
- step weight
- width
- distanced from tree to step
- my setup
- transporting the steps
- how to place them on the tree while ascending
- and so much more...
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Common Sense
GoPro Hero 7 Black
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Wild Edge Ropes:
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Primal Steps: I did purchase them on amazon but I could not find them on amazing during the making of this video.
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Music Credit:
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I plan on using a moveable 4 step aider with these. That way each step can be tied 6-7' apart and minimize the amount of steps need to gain my desired hunting height.
Oh wow.
I hope they don't move around too much.
Look into knaider/swaider. Good system when you get it down. I’m going to use mine for hang on as well as the saddle.
Yep. That's a good idea. I like the saddle and hang on idea - more options.
Use an aider and use half as many. I have wild edge and carry 8 but I use the perch and an extra step to get on the perch. I have a bad knee and it makes it easier.
Good idea. I'm still looking into which aider system I'd like to go with. There are sooooo many ideas/products out there. How high can you get with your 8 steps?
Over 20 foot. I can measure if you want. I typically don't use them all though. And it is the wild edge aider I use. So b its just 1 step.
@@josephsimmons4908 sounds like a good idea. Getting over 20 ft. with less than 8 steps would be great.
Also, does the Wild Edge aider ever slip on the step? - left to right if the step isn't perfectly level
Yes it always slips to the low side its not perfect. You can usually tell which sideis low and go ahead and just put it there.
How high up will 6 steps get me up the tree roughly?
I think the reason people go back to sticks is because of the setup time. Attaching 3-4 sticks takes a lot les time then 8 steps. I’m thinking about using two sticks with one step with a 3 step amsteel aider. Use the step and aider at the bottom where I’m most comfortable with it to get 6 1/2 ft with one step then use two sticks up the tree.
I could not agree more. Steps can be a big pain and that's why so many people like sticks, the time and effort is huge. Sounds like you have a real nice setup going on!
@@RelentlessSportsman not sure if I do or not yet. Just a theory currently, haven’t put it all together yet to see if I like it.
Is this basically a Chinese knock off on the Wild Edge Stepps? Wild Edge= American made.
Exactly. I mention that in the video. For people on a budget looking to get out and hunting using a lightweight, mobile system, they work.
Wild Edge Steps are a much better product though.
Where can you buy these?
You can buy them here: northwoodsoutlet.com/product/primal-hunting-strap-on-v-tree-step-6pk/
They used to be on amazon but I can't find them anymore. The price is the same on this website as they were when I purchased them from amazon.
@@RelentlessSportsman thanks man!
People perfer steps because primal steps have a 300 lbs weight capacity and a lot of hunters have bent them. Sticks are more stable for large guys. Plus, that stupid buckle has to be replaced.
Exactly. So use sticks then. It's all personal preference.
I clicked on this video to watch Donald Trump Jr. hunt them deers.