Gr33n Arrow
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So, I am on my lunch break thinking about hunting (as if that ever happens) and several posts I have read about the Evo not having a whale tail like the Trophyline. I am a new saddle hunter (LOVING IT) but love mods, diy and saving money.
I am not familiar with other saddles, but was thinking that this may be a possible solution and thought I would run it by the "experts."
What I was thinking of is a rope ~4' with carabiners on each end (optional, could be knots, prusik, etc., but I like the thought of being able to remove it) going through two pieces of pvc ~2' each.
You would then clip the carabiners on your paws, pull the pvc close to the carabiners on both hips then position the rope between the pvc against the tree. The rope with pressure should stay in place with little movement and the pvc would keep you away from tree allowing legs to hang freely and comfortably. When ready to shoot, stand up on platform allowing brace to hang.
Not sure if this is feasible, and are probably the ramblings of a madman, but thought I would share anyway. You have all taught me so much and I am simply looking to contribute.
Wishing I was in a tree...
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I am not familiar with other saddles, but was thinking that this may be a possible solution and thought I would run it by the "experts."
What I was thinking of is a rope ~4' with carabiners on each end (optional, could be knots, prusik, etc., but I like the thought of being able to remove it) going through two pieces of pvc ~2' each.
You would then clip the carabiners on your paws, pull the pvc close to the carabiners on both hips then position the rope between the pvc against the tree. The rope with pressure should stay in place with little movement and the pvc would keep you away from tree allowing legs to hang freely and comfortably. When ready to shoot, stand up on platform allowing brace to hang.
Not sure if this is feasible, and are probably the ramblings of a madman, but thought I would share anyway. You have all taught me so much and I am simply looking to contribute.
Wishing I was in a tree...
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk