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    I'm Torn

    If safety is primary concern, agree with @BackSpasm that it is a non-issue. I'm 63, in excellent shape, but moved to saddle from tree stands because of safety factor. Having said that, and as others have mentioned, there are other factors involved with safety besides the saddle itself, e.g...
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    Wisconsin SaddleHunter Meetup - Rescheduled for August 22nd

    Due to individuals who may still be concerned with COVID, #1 doesn't seem to be a "healthy" option. We already have video of saddle options, climbing methods, etc., so I don't see much value in a virtual meetup. Seems like a waste of your precious time and effort @ofor. My vote is #2. Let's...
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    A short description and price of every available saddle

    WI is holding a saddle meet and greet in June (unless postponed due to Covid19). The recon is supposed to be there for trying out. I'll let you know my impressions afterwards. There's supposed to be almost the entire gamut of saddles there, so I hope to try them all out, lol.
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    A short description and price of every available saddle

    Appreciate the reply and agree that the right fit depends on key variables. Personally, I'm leaning so far on getting 2 saddles which I think will meet all my hunting variables. The JX3 and the treehopper recon. Once you try out the recon, let me know your thoughts please.
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    A short description and price of every available saddle

    Hey buddy, I've seen your posts all over the place on this forum. Not to puff you up too much, but it appears you have a wealth of experience with saddle hunting that might be worth sharing. Specifically, would you give some thought to posting on your personal experience with the various...
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    A short description and price of every available saddle

    Nice Reference. Very helpful!!!
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    A short description and price of every available saddle

    Saw that as well, lol.
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    Wild Edge Climb 7 ft. Per Step

    Thanks for posting this video. Now, I get it, lol.
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    Wild Edge Climb 7 ft. Per Step

    That sounds interesting. I'm having a little difficulty visualizing your right side set up with xtra long swaider and knaider. You'd have both stirrups of swaider and knaider on your right foot, correct? Any chance of getting some pics/video of the process?
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    Wild Edge Climb 7 ft. Per Step

    Looking forward to it.
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    Wild Edge Climb 7 ft. Per Step

    Ditto for me, :)
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    Stackable lightweight double step stick

    Hope the torture testing goes well for you. I'm really diggin those steps man! Nice work.
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    Saddle Size

    Great idea @BJRoth2. This info should be very helpful!!
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    The “Button Runner”. A 0.8 oz silent step attachment. **EDIT** read warning

    Yes, the expanded pics help a lot. Appreciate the reply!!
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    The “Button Runner”. A 0.8 oz silent step attachment. **EDIT** read warning

    @mtsrunner, I'm intrigued with your loop alien tutorial video. 2 q's if you don't mind: 1) Do you adjust the loop alien on the rope depending on the size/diameter of the tree you intend to climb so you have a more ideal position from which to create the "truckers hitch"? I can't get my head...
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    Timber Ninja Outdoors

    Ditto the question. If price point is competitive, could be a game changer.
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    Stackable lightweight double step stick

    Wow, those are awesome. Agree with @j_laucks comments. Don't know how long it took your buddy to develop these, and what you consider is a "cheap process", but if the price point is attractive/competitive with what currently is on the market, and he has any interest in making some more and...
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    Comparing the Wild Edge Stepp vs. OOAL's Shikar sticks

    Well done.
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    XOP Aider

    Great idea!!
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    XOP Aider

    I assume rope strength has already been taken into account by you, so other than that, I think the biggest challenge is whether it could potentially cause kick out of the stick due to it being off center of the post and stick bracket. Test it out at ground level by putting your foot in the...
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