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    John Tucker’s Tactisaddle

    Been using this saddle everyday for a week now. It’s the best most versatile saddle out of the mantis and the home made Wraptor. I use a ring of steps keep my tether at head height and have sat for hours. I am mostly a leaner but sitting is just as comfortable. Having the bottom strap...
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    What do you want to know about the Tactisaddle?

    Nutter...you definitely want to wear it in. I will watch for your video.
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    What do you want to know about the Tactisaddle?

    I never laid sole claim to any thread nor did I ever want that to be the case. It’s just real shady that people bash a product because it wasn’t put on here first...reviewed by a “Frat boy” here first then when someone outside of the “Frat” comes a long with a legit review now all of a sudden...
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    John Tucker’s Tactisaddle

    ImThere....I will keep the mantis as a back up for now. Kyler1945....there was definitely bashing and you must not of payed too much attention to what was said initially and that was “I was told to start making these by OTHER saddle hunters who found it to be a great saddle.”
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    John Tucker’s Tactisaddle

    The reason is because there is no fabric between the two straps allowing your butt to protrude further out putting more weight on the bottom strap and you can adjust it up or down until it feels comfortable to you. No other saddle has that as an option which is HUGE! The fabric on the other...
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    John Tucker’s Tactisaddle

    Well just got my taticsaddle in the mail today. Took about two weeks from the time I placed an order until it came in the mail. I’ll be the first to say that I am new to saddle hunting and will be doing it exclusively for the first time this year. I’ve been waiting for this market to blow up...
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    Time to raise a glass!

    Greg Godfrey and G2 outdoors! Has done so much recently...keep up the good work!
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    Poll - How often do you hunt the same tree more than one time in a season?

    I think that hunters generally think that if they hunt the same tree 2 times or more they have burned that spot out or it is just a bad spot. I couldn’t disagree more. Your access is way more important than how many times you hunt a spot. Sure you can burn out your best spot if you blow...
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    Hss bow and gear hoist

    I have one and like it as well. A lot more packable than all other hoists. It’s only noisy if you wind it up fast. Can fit in your front pocket.
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    Western/south western Pennsylvania Saddlepalooza, anyone?

    Went to the 3D shoot today talked to the VP. Only concern they have is climbing a tree with guys around the base. I think we can convince them that we are all grown men and can be responsible enough to do this safely. I volunteered mine and my wife’s time again. I’ll be there this Wednesday...
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    Western/south western Pennsylvania Saddlepalooza, anyone?

    Treedoc19 my wife has been running the kitchen for Falcons this year and we can help with anything needed.
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    Western/south western Pennsylvania Saddlepalooza, anyone?

    I’m a member at Falcon archers as well. Let me know....
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    Cranford ez steps anyone use?

    I have a mantis saddle and a small Molle bag that I attach to the waist of my saddle. I have 12 folding steps and four of the large single folds for my platform. What’s great is that you don’t need any tools to install them and the screw is very sharp, they require minimal effort to install...
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    Interested saddle hunter from Western PA

    I am new to it as well and will be exclusively hunting from one this year. I live in Washington county right off interstate 79. I also went to college in Erie years ago. Graduated from Edinboro. Got the mantis...ever in the area let me know you can swing from it in my back yard and if you...
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    Jibber-Jabberin' about Carbon Fiber Bolts

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    Jibber-Jabberin' about Carbon Fiber Bolts

    Nutter if I ever make it down there I’ll give you a holler. Thanks for taking the time to clarify. What prompted me to write my post was after watching your video. At 2 minutes and 37 seconds into it you state that “these are safe”. Which is what I am concerned with but you did explain...
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    Jibber-Jabberin' about Carbon Fiber Bolts

    The horse is dead on that one. Being burned isn’t the same as being in a wheel chair or dead. Let’s take this serious.
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    Jibber-Jabberin' about Carbon Fiber Bolts

    Carbon fiber bolts are dangerous and should not be promoted as a safe climbing method for any age or body type. The one thing that disturbes me on this site is the race for finding the lightest method to climb a tree. This is suppose to be the year of safety for saddle hunter and when I see...
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    Lone Wolf Custom Gear

    I personally don’t like what the father and son have done to Lone Wolf treestands. The company was sold and the new owner brought manufacturing back to the USA (true patriot)! Now they got back into the business with XOP, basically the old Lone Wolf’s making them in China again to compete with...
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    David Ferianc before and after properly using ScentLok

    The following bucks were taken on highly pressured public land in Pennsylvania after reading John Eberhart’s books and watching his DVD’s. Following his scouting and scent control techniques. Seven mature bucks in eight straight years is not luck. Long live the God Father!
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