I have a pacseat tooand the difference between this seat and others on the market is that it is designed to lean against a tree. It has two legs that come down with nothing between them so you can straddle roots and other obstacles and it is easy to level. The chair can also be free standing which is also great depending on the situation. It is a really well designed chair.
Just carry a hot dog bun and eat em on the spot. Why pack em home...
That comment absolutely wins the prize. Lawd a mercy
Sorry I hope I didn't offend you... My goal was to shoot one the first nite of the season, I did and I think it weighed 12 #, but sure made good jerky.
You didn't offend me at all. That was the funniest comment I've read in ages. I'm saving it for later use amongst my compadres.
I tried a small wild pig bout 10-15#, it had zero fat anywhere on him. Cooked it on a ceramic grill slow and low bout 200 deg. I think I could have made boots out of it. Not good, not good at all.
Strange. I've never ate a pig i didn't like. But I have always shot them close to or in riverbottoms and they are always fatty.
Nice pictorial!!! Like the looks of that CZ. .22mag is a great round within 100 yards. They nock the snot of most things for sure.
Stalking them in some wet, young row pines. I've never had much success waiting around for hogs. They're pretty nomadic and unless you're baiting heavily and not pressuring them they just don't play ball. I've had much better luck cruising likely spots and not slowing down unless I see or hear them or see very, very fresh sign. I crawled through the pines until I could hear them, and then just sat and waited. If they moved, I moved with them. Followed them until shot opportunities started opening up.
I will concede that the M300’s strength lies more in the area of helping you kill the critters vice packing them out. It’s light weight allows you to go deep and it’s comfort allows you to sit longer. I must admit that a lack of trees in the woods has never been a problem for me, but I guess it could be an issue for others if they prefer to hunt the fieldsBut does it pack out critters and can you use it without a tree?
I’m with you....nothing harder than hunting from the ground. Way too easy to get busted. That’s why I chose to start one sticking, so I could go deep and still climb a tree. Just couldn’t keep lugging that viper or getting busted on the ground.
I have read many comments by hunters who readily embrace the dramatic increase in difficulty killing a mature buck with a bow while sitting on the ground and I absolutely respect and even admire their desire to make bow hunting that much more difficult
