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Women in a saddle

In real world hunting situations when I am spending many hours in the tree, I find saddles take less energy and stamina than conventional stands. Once you get confident with hanging, total relaxation will be the norm. In the long run, I'm less fatigued after a day in the saddle than I am after a day in a lock-on stand.
Relax up there and muscle tension will go away and exertion will be much less.
 
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Allegheny Tom said:
In real world hunting situations when I am spend hours in the tree, I find saddles to take less energy and stamina than conventional stands. Once you get confident with hanging, total relaxation will be the norm. In the long run, I'm less fatigued after a day in the saddle than I am after a day in a lock-on stand.
Relax up there and muscle tension will go away and exertion will be much less.
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Okay, thanks. I suspect I am way too tense.
 
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