Is that just an eye bolt in the stud? I need to do that in my garage.
Hopefully this is better than my description
Is that just an eye bolt in the stud? I need to do that in my garage.
My garage and shop are unfinished, my eyebolt is in a 4' 2x4 that distributes the weight across 2 rafters. We had a garage ceiling collapse when I was a kid and I might be a bit overly cautious about overloading mine with venison critters.Is that just an eye bolt in the stud? I need to do that in my garage.
Better safe than stupid. Theres no reason not to spread the load.My garage and shop are unfinished, my eyebolt is in a 4' 2x4 that distributes the weight across 2 rafters. We had a garage ceiling collapse when I was a kid and I might be a bit overly cautious about overloading mine with venison critters.
BeastSunday did a 3.5 mile loop to pull 2 trail cams. Yesterday did weighted(2x40#db) 20" box step ups in my work out. In that transition of still being in season but heading into pre-season.
Hardly. I have learned the hard way that any let up means a big back slide in ability. Lots of folks including myself joke about sayins like "Keep Hammering" but there is a good bit of truth and wisdom in it. I went 20+ years avoiding the gym like the plague. I am paying for that but also getting physically better which I hope translates to still chasin 'em like @WHW for another 20+ years. I have also found it is easier to embrace the suck on a hunt when you embrace it every week in the gym.Beast
100%. If you’re regularly used to doing stuff that’s uncomfortable, winter sits in a saddle become a little less crap-a$$ and that might be the difference between staying the extra 15 minutes it took to see that deer, or getting down an hour early because you’re uncomfortable then watching a deer walk right by your cell cam 50 yds from the tree you were already in.Hardly. I have learned the hard way that any let up means a big back slide in ability. Lots of folks including myself joke about sayins like "Keep Hammering" but there is a good bit of truth and wisdom in it. I went 20+ years avoiding the gym like the plague. I am paying for that but also getting physically better which I hope translates to still chasin 'em like @WHW for another 20+ years. I have also found it is easier to embrace the suck on a hunt when you embrace it every week in the gym.
Yeah that’s exactly right. I’ve done a lot of grueling things in my life so hunting in nasty conditions pales in comparison. This is also why I like having trail cam photos - so I can be reminded of exactly why I’m willing to endure. A day of hunting bad conditions is much better than a day of working in bad conditions.100%. If you’re regularly used to doing stuff that’s uncomfortable, winter sits in a saddle become a little less crap-a$$ and that might be the difference between staying the extra 15 minutes it took to see that deer, or getting down an hour early because you’re uncomfortable then watching a deer walk right by your cell cam 50 yds from the tree you were already in.
I’ve done 75 hard twice, it’s really cool to find out how much more you’re capable of than what you currently do. Personally kinda take the keep hammerin thing that @BTaylor mentioned for the good, because there is a bunch there (like shoot every day and excercise etc.)Yeah that’s exactly right. I’ve done a lot of grueling things in my life so hunting in nasty conditions pales in comparison. This is also why I like having trail cam photos - so I can be reminded of exactly why I’m willing to endure. A day of hunting bad conditions is much better than a day of working in bad conditions.
there’s an arborist on YouTube who uses one all the time; I can’t see or hear the name of that device in anything but a British accent.Picked up another descender for work and play (mostly play) I'll likely use this for the 2024 deer season tooView attachment 98391
Sweet. It's the only multiscender device, with a lever, that can rope walk. I don't think I'll like it better than my RRP, but I'm a gear nerd hahathere’s an arborist on YouTube who uses one all the time; I can’t see or hear the name of that device in anything but a British accent.
t heavy? It looks like a bear but maybe your camera just takes such epic pictures.Sweet. It's the only multiscender device, with a lever, that can rope walk. I don't think I'll like it better than my RRP, but I'm a gear nerd haha
It's pretty light. That being said, I just tested it out and hate it lol. You pretty much have to move the lever completely open to start descending. The ergonomics just suck too. There isn't sufficient room to comfortably work the lever IMO. No wonder it was on sale.Is i
t heavy? It looks like a bear but maybe your camera just takes such epic pictures.
You’re gunna end up like @tailgunnerIt's pretty light. That being said, I just tested it out and hate it lol. You pretty much have to move the lever completely open to start descending. The ergonomics just suck too. There isn't sufficient room to comfortably work the lever IMO. No wonder it was on sale.
The Megawatt is much nicer.