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Brand new guy, wanting to learn.

LiverEatingJoe

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Aug 16, 2018
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Location
Western North Carolina
I'm contemplating going saddle rather than stand/blind (especially after reading Eberhart's books) but don't know a thing about them other than the YouTube binge I've done the last couple of days.

I wish I knew someone who had one just so I can try it out (see if I can get my butt even up the tree) before I go invest in all the gear.

I have a hunting lease but also have some land in my yard where I can practice just climbing without killing myself and shooting.

Suggestions?
 
First off. Welcome!

Where are you located? If you are anywhere close to another saddle hunter, that may be a possibility.
 
Check out the Saddle Hunter Google map and see if there's anyone near you. These folks are super supportive of us new guys, and someone will probably help you out.
 
Welcome. I’m in eastern NC just passed Raleigh. I use a guidos web which I love. Ezboy recliner in the tree. Have a mantis on order and one day I’m sure it’ll arrive.


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LiverEatin', eh? I'm the only one in my family that enjoys the darkest of dark meats. Chicken, beef, deer, or best of all squirrel.

Keeps momma's boy healthy and happy!
 
LiverEatin', eh? I'm the only one in my family that enjoys the darkest of dark meats. Chicken, beef, deer, or best of all squirrel.

Keeps momma's boy healthy and happy!

It's actually a nod to one of the great mountain men, "Liver Eating" Johnson (about how the film "Jerimiah Johnson" and the book "Crow Killer" were about). :)
 
Welcome! Careful where ye tred....the saddle insanity is a wee bit on the extreme side....once you get bit...there is no turning back!
 
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