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If there were a shred of truth to it then I'd agree.That needs to be your signature.
If there were a shred of truth to it then I'd agree.That needs to be your signature.
I know some of the guys working on this stuff and I can't wait to see the pics and videos, it's going to be top notch!
In case you missed it above.
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Dang it @skell!! How do you do that?!! We are going to have to take your computer away!!
Awesome!!!!!! Looks light, strong, safe and well ventilated. How much $$ for saddle?
Well done BTW
I'm a web professional...I can get anything that has been touched by google
Probably the most attention your groin area has seen in a while.
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LOL My co worker just asked me why that guy had tied himself to a tree to shoot his bow !!! I died laughing because to someone who isn't in the industry, thats what it looks like.
Based on some of the responses about guys trying to figure out to get this around their significant other (wife) I can already foresee some problems arising for some of you. Here are some helpful tips:
Step 1: Develop a clustered, unorganized pile of your existing gear in plain sight, where your wife can clearly see it. In my case, my wife calls this "The Circle of Carl". At a glance, it always looks harmless and unassuming when she walks by. Do this now, while there's still time!
Step 2: Secure funds for new gear in any way you can while still staying married. You're on your own on this one!
Step 3: ALWAYS have gear shipped to your work or a single buddy's house . Never to your house!! There's no worse feeling than pulling up in your driveway and seeing your wife has beaten you home and the package you know was delivered is not on the front porch. Yes, she has it and the interrogation will soon ensue.
Step 4: Very critical!!!!! Pay attention! This could save your life!!! This is tied directly to Steps 1 and 3. Under no circumstances are you ever to take a new box/package to your home. Remember, by this time you have already established your unorganized, unassuming pile of gear that your wife is familiar with. If you throw a new piece of gear in the mix, she will most likely assume it's just some more of your "junk" and has been there the entire time. A wife will however, spot a new box or package in a heartbeat (don't ask me how they do it). Be smart, dispose of all packaging at work or single buddy's house. Keep all necessary paperwork for new gear in the Chilton's truck repair manual in your garage. (Wipe dirty grease on the cover to prevent wife from ever wanting to open it).
Step 5: Always maintain a high degree of vigilance when buying new gear. Live in condition "yellow" at all times! Our wives can be just as sly and slippery as the game we pursue!
Good luck and God bless!!!
Based on some of the responses about guys trying to figure out to get this around their significant other (wife) I can already foresee some problems arising for some of you. Here are some helpful tips:
Step 1: Develop a clustered, unorganized pile of your existing gear in plain sight, where your wife can clearly see it. In my case, my wife calls this "The Circle of Carl". At a glance, it always looks harmless and unassuming when she walks by. Do this now, while there's still time!
Step 2: Secure funds for new gear in any way you can while still staying married. You're on your own on this one!
Step 3: ALWAYS have gear shipped to your work or a single buddy's house . Never to your house!! There's no worse feeling than pulling up in your driveway and seeing your wife has beaten you home and the package you know was delivered is not on the front porch. Yes, she has it and the interrogation will soon ensue.
Step 4: Very critical!!!!! Pay attention! This could save your life!!! This is tied directly to Steps 1 and 3. Under no circumstances are you ever to take a new box/package to your home. Remember, by this time you have already established your unorganized, unassuming pile of gear that your wife is familiar with. If you throw a new piece of gear in the mix, she will most likely assume it's just some more of your "junk" and has been there the entire time. A wife will however, spot a new box or package in a heartbeat (don't ask me how they do it). Be smart, dispose of all packaging at work or single buddy's house. Keep all necessary paperwork for new gear in the Chilton's truck repair manual in your garage. (Wipe dirty grease on the cover to prevent wife from ever wanting to open it).
Step 5: Always maintain a high degree of vigilance when buying new gear. Live in condition "yellow" at all times! Our wives can be just as sly and slippery as the game we pursue!
Good luck and God bless!!!
Looks like this will be more of a leaners saddle. Doesn't look like much fabric under his butt.I have found several pics....but at the risk of blowing a launch for a group of people doing something really great, here is one I think is cool: and doesn't give anything else away we haven't already seen. Though it does let us know who the silent partner is...Obviously Patagonia...Ovbiously..
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Looks like this will be more of a leaners saddle. Doesn't look like much fabric under his butt.
Based on some of the responses about guys trying to figure out to get this around their significant other (wife) I can already foresee some problems arising for some of you. Here are some helpful tips:
Step 1: Develop a clustered, unorganized pile of your existing gear in plain sight, where your wife can clearly see it. In my case, my wife calls this "The Circle of Carl". At a glance, it always looks harmless and unassuming when she walks by. Do this now, while there's still time!
Step 2: Secure funds for new gear in any way you can while still staying married. You're on your own on this one!
Step 3: ALWAYS have gear shipped to your work or a single buddy's house . Never to your house!! There's no worse feeling than pulling up in your driveway and seeing your wife has beaten you home and the package you know was delivered is not on the front porch. Yes, she has it and the interrogation will soon ensue.
Step 4: Very critical!!!!! Pay attention! This could save your life!!! This is tied directly to Steps 1 and 3. Under no circumstances are you ever to take a new box/package to your home. Remember, by this time you have already established your unorganized, unassuming pile of gear that your wife is familiar with. If you throw a new piece of gear in the mix, she will most likely assume it's just some more of your "junk" and has been there the entire time. A wife will however, spot a new box or package in a heartbeat (don't ask me how they do it). Be smart, dispose of all packaging at work or single buddy's house. Keep all necessary paperwork for new gear in the Chilton's truck repair manual in your garage. (Wipe dirty grease on the cover to prevent wife from ever wanting to open it).
Step 5: Always maintain a high degree of vigilance when buying new gear. Live in condition "yellow" at all times! Our wives can be just as sly and slippery as the game we pursue!
Good luck and God bless!!!
Oh you're golden! Safe zone for you!!You have clearly thought this process out. My wife asked me for a new car 2 days ago and is researching now. I think I am in the clear.
I will save your method for next year!Oh you're golden! Safe zone for you!!
That sounds like another great idea.When steps 1-5 fail use your children as an excuse. "Well Honey....the youngest is old enough to hunt from a tree stand this year and a saddle is by far the safest way to hunt from a tree. I really love my saddle I got last year but, I think I am going to let him hunt out of it and get this new saddle that is coming out, it's supposed to be a few dollars cheaper. Not sure if I will like it but, I'll get it just to save some money" Worked like a charm.