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Linesman attachment poll

How do you attach your linesman to your saddle?

  • Girth hitch on one side, biner and ascender/tended friction knot on the other

    Votes: 48 66.7%
  • Biners on both sides

    Votes: 22 30.6%
  • Other

    Votes: 2 2.8%

  • Total voters
    72
Bull hitch to left loop, Arbsession hitch with TX5 tender and Petz Sm'D Triact auto-locker on the right. I keep it tucked into my left hip dump pouch.
 
Two biners and it lives around my shoulders when it’s not in use. I hate girth hitching to saddle. Rope rubbing on stitching and webbing edges rubs me the wrong way.
 
Don't use it to DRT which is my main go too. But still keep it on me in case. Extra tether, self rescue. Kong on oplux. So pretty compact.
 
even when you're hunting? like all day its around your shoulders?
Yep. Can’t stand having it in my dump pouch. I’m not much for shaving ounces or seconds, but it’s so fast and easy to unclip from tree and just lay it over my neck like suspenders. Keeps my saddle in place while I walk, deploys quickly from my shoulders, I can use it as a secondary bridge, and I don’t have to daisy chain it or waste dump pouch space. When I’m ready to come down it’s quiet and already in deployment mode. I’ve been wearing it like this since my first hunt from saddle. Actually I even did this with my HSS harness. I only keep like 3-5# of kit in my saddle pouch as it is, and almost all of it gets used on the tree so while I’m hunting I have an empty pouch for grunt call, phone, rattle bag, or rangefinder, and I always have some extra cord and biners. I don’t like keeping anything on my saddle that’s not immediately useful for climbing or safety, and I don’t wanna take the extra ten seconds to daisy chain that bad boy either.
 
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