New saddle hunter in Indiana

[mathhunter]

I'm looking to get into saddle hunting. I've been doing a lot of research on different saddles, but it's hard to decide having never done it before. Some reviews say a particular saddle is better for sitters while others are better for leaners. Since I've never sat in a saddle before I'm not sure which one I would be (I'm guessing I'd be a sitter). Is there anyone within driving distance of Lafayette, IN (I live about 20 min north of there) that would be willing to meet up with me and give me a "test drive" in a saddle? I'd really appreciate anything I could learn from you more experienced saddle hunters out there.

 

[Squatch]

Hey man welcome!!
I’m about an hour from there but I’d be willing to drive on a weekend to get you into some saddles so you could see what you like. I’m in Noblesville. Also considering doing a saddle meet up this spring/summer.

 

[boyne bowhunter]

Welcome from northern Michigan.

 

[Punk_Nock]

Welcome—I’m a newbie in Carmel. Squatch knows what he’s talking about. He has really helped me get up and running. Would love to do a meetup sometime.

 

[Still Kicking]

Welcome from Central Illinois!

 

[mathhunter]

Hey man welcome!!
I’m about an hour from there but I’d be willing to drive on a weekend to get you into some saddles so you could see what you like. I’m in Noblesville. Also considering doing a saddle meet up this spring/summer.

Squatch that would be really great. Should I send a message some time to try to set up a time/place to meet?

 

[Bigterp]

Welcome from Maryland!

 

[zurr4013]

I’m in Clinton County. @Squatch and you could come to the house sometime and use a tree. Together Squatch and I have a good collection of saddles and climbing stuff.

 

[Tapeworm]

Glad to have u here on SH


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[MattMan81]

Welcome from Michigan.

 

[Apex7]

Welcome from PA.

 

[Jpdarby2]

Welcome from Texas.

 

[JASmith]

Welcome! Just seen this. I'm Northwest Indiana. Jasper county, @Squatch and @zurr4013 can set you up with more options. I have an Evo and several climbing method. If your ever in my area shoot me a pm if your interested in checking out!

 

[mathhunter]

Welcome! Just seen this. I'm Northwest Indiana. Jasper county, @Squatch and @zurr4013 can set you up with more options. I have an Evo and several climbing method. If your ever in my area shoot me a pm if your interested in checking out!

Thanks, that would be fun to get together some time. One other thing I'd be interested in talking to you about is public land hunting opportunities. I've mostly hunted private, but I'm looking to do more public land hunting (especially now that I'm getting a saddle). Where I live is sort of a public land desert in Indiana. Most of the places are at least an hour away from where I live, so it's kind of a drive to just go scout somewhere and I'd like to get your input on any of the public land places you've hunted in your area.

 

[JASmith]

Thanks, that would be fun to get together some time. One other thing I'd be interested in talking to you about is public land hunting opportunities. I've mostly hunted private, but I'm looking to do more public land hunting (especially now that I'm getting a saddle). Where I live is sort of a public land desert in Indiana. Most of the places are at least an hour away from where I live, so it's kind of a drive to just go scout somewhere and I'd like to get your input on any of the public land places you've hunted in your area.

Sent you a PM

 

[sweats]

Thanks, that would be fun to get together some time. One other thing I'd be interested in talking to you about is public land hunting opportunities. I've mostly hunted private, but I'm looking to do more public land hunting (especially now that I'm getting a saddle). Where I live is sort of a public land desert in Indiana. Most of the places are at least an hour away from where I live, so it's kind of a drive to just go scout somewhere and I'd like to get your input on any of the public land places you've hunted in your area.

Not a lot of public land in Indiana unfortunately.

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