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Shikar sticks rope/straps organization

Miztgrfan

Miztgrfan

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I upgraded from the helium to the shikars this year and I can’t figure out a clean way to organize the ropes when stored. On my heliums I wrapped them vertically but not an option on the shikars. Any recommendations? TIA!
 
I take my ropes off and clip the end-loops on a carabiner and then daisy chain them to make it compact and not tangle. I store them in a pouch under the seat of my LWCG .5

when it comes time to hunt I clip the carabiner to the Molle on my saddle , release the daisy chain, and I can then take them off individually as I need.
 
I used 4 Shikars with swaider last year but added a wire aider on the bottom of them all this year from EWO. They still pack compact and way easier than swaider IMO
 
KYHunter, today I tried your suggestion as to taking my rope mods off my sticks clipping to a carabiner then daisy chaining them and it worked great. On my pack I have a some Mollie loops so I hooked the carabiner to one of them then took another carabiner (I'm using plastic one for this) and made a loop at the end of the daisy chain and hooked to another mollie. I made a compact setup that I think is going to work out great. I'll be able to do the same think you did when climbing making it easy to keep the amsteel ropes organized. Thanks for the tip.
 
Old Man Hunter said:
KYHunter, today I tried your suggestion as to taking my rope mods off my sticks clipping to a carabiner then daisy chaining them and it worked great. On my pack I have a some Mollie loops so I hooked the carabiner to one of them then took another carabiner (I'm using plastic one for this) and made a loop at the end of the daisy chain and hooked to another mollie. I made a compact setup that I think is going to work out great. I'll be able to do the same think you did when climbing making it easy to keep the amsteel ropes organized. Thanks for the tip.
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Happy it worked for ya!
 
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