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New from Connecticut

StuckOnSaddle

StuckOnSaddle

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Hello Everyone!
As the title says I’m from New England living in CT. I’m as new as new can be to the whole game changer to a saddle hunting. I purchased Tethrd Phantom saddle. My first time out hunting from the saddle, to say the least was an experience in itself. Without given up on it I continued to use my saddle. I noticed that every time I’ve gone out I learn more and more how it works and adjusted to my likings. (Variety possibilities of adjustment)
I would like to say big thank you to customer service at Tethrd
 
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Chrighton

Chrighton

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Welcome to the site from SE Michigan. Lived in Weathersfield for a few years, but did very little hunting. Good luck to you.
 
Kuk09

Kuk09

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Welcome from Arkansas! I grew up a bit in Southington...been a long time since I've been up that way. Good luck to ya!
 
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Cthunter

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What town you from. I'm in bristol/farmington area.

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davecarp

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StuckOnSaddle said:
Do you go black bear hunting?
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Yeah, up where I am there's definitely bears, but not that many. most are west of the CT river. Sept. season is all about finding a farmer who is getting bears in their corn. no bait, no dogs so it's a little tough. The tag is $5 so i buy one every year just in case.
 
StuckOnSaddle

StuckOnSaddle

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davecarp said:
Yeah, up where I am there's definitely bears, but not that many. most are west of the CT river. Sept. season is all about finding a farmer who is getting bears in their corn. no bait, no dogs so it's a little tough. The tag is $5 so i buy one every year just in case.
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Maybe find Wilde berries shrubs set up over that...
 
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