erikmcgarrh
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What the feedback on these,I’ve considered buying some. Negatives and positives please.
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Bullman Ros
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There's already a lot of info and discussion about these in here. Do a search and you'll find it
farwellhunter
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Spent my first season with a saddle dedicated to the Bullmans as ROS. The cinch strap they come with did not keep 5 steps tight enough. Still not to my liking with a 1" ratchet strap. Found a 1.5" ratchet strap at home depot that did the trick. I also had added 2 screws through each step to get more bite in the tree bark. Good setup, but I wanted to get less bulk and weight packing in my sys hauler.
The Squirrel Steps looked like a solution. Then after watching some NutterBuster video of the cam style buckle getting these steps really tight on the tree, I had to try it out. I placed my order from Eastern Woods Outdoors (DanO) and found the Squirrel Steps as light as advertised, but couldn't believe the tension I was getting with the cam buckle. I also found that this small buckle was more flexible to position in trees with nobs or branches than the ratchet was.
I kept my Bullman setup and would not hesitate using it, but I'm recommending the Squirrel Steps for ROS.
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The Squirrel Steps looked like a solution. Then after watching some NutterBuster video of the cam style buckle getting these steps really tight on the tree, I had to try it out. I placed my order from Eastern Woods Outdoors (DanO) and found the Squirrel Steps as light as advertised, but couldn't believe the tension I was getting with the cam buckle. I also found that this small buckle was more flexible to position in trees with nobs or branches than the ratchet was.
I kept my Bullman setup and would not hesitate using it, but I'm recommending the Squirrel Steps for ROS.
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