cmbetke
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Once you get set do you just put your back pack on and hook her up to your tether? Interesting
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Sharing Back Band Patterns/Designs
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You would get all set up then throw your pack. I put it through the carabinier for the bridge instead of hooking to it. I haven't actually used it hunting yet, I just tried it because someone said there wasn't really much new you could do with back bands
I like a challenge. I'll probably only use it for gun hunting because I want to have full range of motion with my bow. Sent from my moto z3 using Tapatalk
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Like I said, I won't be using it during bow season, but it definitely won't get in the way for gun season.
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e1han
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Not on option for me, I’ll never see the deer. Too busy sleepingLike I said, I won't be using it during bow season, but it definitely won't get in the way for gun season.
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NorthwoodsWiscoHnter
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This is my version that I’ve been working on. It’s Tethrd inspired so I give them a lot of credit. Haven’t tried it yet and I’m sure I’ll make some changes.
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biggta5
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30 inches long
River Hunter
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Almost missed a shot on a deer last year because of those prussiks on the amsteel bridge (couldn't get past the bury).
So I'm going with a single bachelor buckle on 3/4" webbing. Sewed in a loop on my weak side for the buckle to hook into so I can loosen it with my bow in my opposite hand.
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So I'm going with a single bachelor buckle on 3/4" webbing. Sewed in a loop on my weak side for the buckle to hook into so I can loosen it with my bow in my opposite hand.
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I see a lot of all day sits in your future! Just have to find a way to stay awake.
I used a cordura rifle sling because its stiff enough to slide up and down. I added paracord(its not life support) through the ends and up through tether beaner with a woopie sling on my right side. easy to adjust and slides during turning in saddle.
east_of_90
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Pack idea is clever but I use my Kifaru antero as a collection point to hold gear I’ll need throughout the hunt.... calls, binos, gloves, etc
The thought crossed my mind. Thought fleece material might roll up. I wanted it to hold form to an extent. That's why I added the foam.
You should do it and let us know how it works! Somebody has to be the guinea pig
I'm way late on adding this.... sorry!
Here's what I came up with.
Using it as I add this. I'm very pleased with it.
Smell what is the attachment system? Just through the tether biner?
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I made this simple mesh backband that matches my haulers. I made the strap continuous because it seemed simpler and more robust and just run it through my carabiner like the new tethrd style and it works great. I tried it briefly under my legs while sitting and I really think it might be something I do on those long November sits. Adjustable on both sides
I have Paracord prussik off my amsteel bridge to small biners and 2 straps . 1 duffelbag strap that goes for upper back and a second strap for lumbar. I haven't got around to sewing a design I have been thinking of.
So I tried the fleece saddle style backband and it worked easily and was very comfortable. I had built an initial fleece saddle, and found it to be too short, hip to hip. So I cut and made a wider one but tried the old short one as the backband. I took an old kneepad and cut about 3 by 18 piece, and rounded the corners. I rolled it into the saddle and had a backband! Give it a try....