For lower layers this is what I use. I can carry them up and put them on with out any problems.
http://www.wiggys.com/footwear/gaiters-waders-chaps/
http://www.wiggys.com/footwear/gaiters-waders-chaps/
Ok great, I live in central PA and everyone I talk to is dumbfounded when I talk about saddle hunting.
Ok great, I live in central PA and everyone I talk to is dumbfounded when I talk about saddle hunting.
I would never switch to anything else. The only other mobile hunting I have tried is a summit climber which is comfortable but large, noisy and cumbersome. The guidos web is large but not as cumbersome and just as comfortable. The aero is great too. I have never met another saddle hunter face to face in my locale. People I show it too are generally not interested and not impressed. Their loss.I've seen the postings and read alot about saddles. I guess my question is are they comfortable for all day sits? Any regrets from anyone buying. I currently have a LW sit and climb flip top. Just picked up some LW sticks to go with my cheap seat for remote areas where trees are straight. I have considered selling the sit and climb for a Saddle but don't want to regret selling a 400+$ stand for a Saddle I might not like. I hunt all public land in different states and only archery hunt.
Thank you in advance for your experience and opinions on a over brought up topic.
I found a black Diamond momentum harness for 20$ new unused. Is that a good deal to try it.
I use a large Trophyline and I wear a 33 in the waist. It's a little roomy but I consider that a benefit. I'm dedicated to my TL and can't imagine liking anything as much. However, these folks have great things to say about the sitdrag and aerohunter.
Get back to work traitor! Just sayinI hunted exclusively out of my Trophylines for 5 years. I haven't touched either in 2 seasons since I found the SitDrag. Just Sayin.
And this guy is a dinosaur anyways. He still cooks in a cave over an open fire.I use a large Trophyline and I wear a 33 in the waist. It's a little roomy but I consider that a benefit. I'm dedicated to my TL and can't imagine liking anything as much. However, these folks have great things to say about the sitdrag and aerohunter.
Lol !!! I use a Coleman stove sometimes.And this guy is a dinosaur anyways. He still cooks in a cave over an open fire.
Due to not being able to find a decent saddle in my size at a decent price. I am in the mode to use a RC harness and sew 2 Molle packs together together for the saddle attached to the harness via webbing and possibly a Molle belt as back support attaching to the bridge.