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Alaska at Heart

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      Alaska at Heart reacted to NMSbowhunter's post in the thread Weight. with Like Like.
      If you have about 15 feet of climb rated rope you can make a 2TC footloop pretty easily with just 2 knots, or just use the Garda foot...
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      Alaska at Heart reacted to raisins's post in the thread Dialing In….I think! with Like Like.
      Dang...didn't know Hunt Arsenal was coming out with that. I guess I need to sell my OG Lone Wolf climber and hang on that are nicely...
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      Alaska at Heart reacted to MattMan81's post in the thread Dialing In….I think! with Like Like.
      Man. If there was a jar for how many of us said. "This is the last thing I will need to buy". It would be over flowing. I know I have...
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      Alaska at Heart reacted to TheWaypoint's post in the thread Dialing In….I think! with Haha Haha.
      Last season was my first season hunting with modern saddles, equipment and climbing techniques. Loved it…much, much better than saddle...
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      Alaska at Heart replied to the thread Weight..
      I see that as a variation or hybrid between the JRB and 2TC. If I am going to hand advance the mainline, I just bring my DIY Beast Gear...
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      Alaska at Heart replied to the thread What did you do today that’s related to saddle hunting?.
      I picked up a second Tethrd Predator XL on AT that was delivered later last week and got busy spray/sponge painting it as well. Now...
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      Alaska at Heart replied to the thread Weight..
      Yes, the JRB Garda loop method requies some type of pole to extend the main line to height. John has an earlier video where he demos a...
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      Alaska at Heart reacted to Ballshooter's post in the thread Weight. with Like Like.
      Yep ditch all that crap learn JRB hitch climbing. No sticks get a hunt arsenal platform or ROS. Learn how to reppel with just a caribinner..
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      Alaska at Heart reacted to Tim0712's post in the thread Kenetrek saddle specific hunting boot with Like Like.
      No doubt these are probably an awesome boot like any other pair of Kenetreks! However the term “made for saddle hunting” has come to be...
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      Alaska at Heart reacted to BTaylor's post in the thread Weight. with Haha Haha.
      You may not know it yet but you are likely to be heading to the support thread. ;)
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      Alaska at Heart reacted to Gonzoso's post in the thread Cheap saddle ? with Like Like.
      Ape canyon makes great saddles in the us and is very reasonably priced. I think going cheaper than $100 for something questionable that...
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      Alaska at Heart reacted to gcr0003's post in the thread Weight. with Like Like.
      Saddlehunting can be whatever you want it to be. It can be anything from 2TC and a recon saddle (sub 5 lbs) to a stand and sticks...
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      Alaska at Heart reacted to NMSbowhunter's post in the thread Weight. with Like Like.
      As others have stated, saddle hunting can be lightweight. I have whittled my set up down to about as light as I want it. It could go...
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      Alaska at Heart reacted to JCMCUBIC's post in the thread Weight. with Like Like.
      The first time I used sticks it was 4 Muddy sticks. I knew then I'd never carry more than 1 stick ever again. No argument against anyone...
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      Alaska at Heart replied to the thread Weight..
      I very much agree. Some deal with the issue of weight in the macho-man fashion...I used to be in the Marines and carried an 80# pack, so...
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