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Recent content by CRC

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    Doubled up sitdrag

    whats wrong with a sit drag? I use mine with a REI climbing belt. I attached a 4" loop of rope to stop the sit drag from falling. Works perfect, light weight, inexpensive and comfortable.
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    Looking for Michigan Saddle hunter

    I'm from Southfield, any interested in getting together and comparing notes?
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    The Perch

    That may be the case, I just watched a couple You Tube videos on knot tying. I believe I sometimes get it wrong. More practice...
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    The Perch

    I never heard about stretching the ropes, with that said I received my steps back in May, I've been up at least 30 tree's since then. I would think my ropes have stretched by now, if not pleased advise. Also anyone having issues un-tieing the knot? Sometimes it's a rear fight to get the knot...
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    The Perch

    anyone having issues with the Perch? I'm frustrated...I have 10 WE steps, for the most part have few issues climbing a tree until I get to the top. My last 2-3 steps are used as my ring of steps. Once I attach my Perch to my center top WE step and step on it (most of the time it comes loose and...
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    Sit Drag Ideas

    If I use the SD to lean then it is located just above my RCH and there is no problem. Should I want to sit in the SD, I have to loosen my RCH so much it is now off my waist and can fall to my knees. That's the part I don't like, maybe need to attach it to the sit drag somehow so it can't fall...
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    What is easiest way to climb tree in the group opinion.

    I have both, Lone wolf sticks are EasyPeay , but they are long. Either too high up on your pack or so low that your heals kick them. Wild Edge Steps have a learning curve to them, but are far more compact. So if you have the time, they are hopefully worth the effort. I'm still learnig ...LOL...
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    Sit Drag Ideas

    I have been practicing with a RCH and a Sit Drag. I didn't like dropping the RCH so I could slide the Sit Drag under my Butt. I had a Safety harness that came with my Summit Viper tree stand. This is a nicely made but confusing piece, I put it on , labeled with a marker what each piece was...
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    Mobile climbing methods public land

    There's definitely a learnig curve to Wild Edge Steps and they are compact, The Lone Wolf sticks are a lot faster and easier to master, they are also longer. They are either too high or too low when attached to your backpack. For a lighter more compact system...IMO Wild Edge steps are awesome...
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