ThomasHemlock
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They make a bow hanger too
http://www.bigwhitetaildreams.com/products/bow-hanger/
http://www.bigwhitetaildreams.com/products/bow-hanger/
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Daisy chain as gear hanger
- Thread starter DelaWhere_Arrow
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Saw those too. Almost pulled the trigger. I saw in person, and the hook didn’t fit my bow very well. Otherwise, it’s a steal at $20 or whatever.
Oh damn, should read this before last reply lol
Silvio
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I use three of these tool.hooks with a OCB
backstrap19
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ok, so what are those tool hooks? they look nifty.
Silvio
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They are a arborist tool hanger...there really stout and robust and have a thick adjustable rubberband the fits any molly loop on your saddle, backpack, or straps. Bought them at Knot and Rope Supply online store. They are $12
ThomasHemlock
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And now there's more stuff for me to spend money on.... haha. I'm still working on my DIY concept for my bow and pack hangers but if they dont work out these look like a great option.
Timberwolf311
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I have one of these with plastic hooks I picked up somewhere. It is by far the best I have ever used for hanging crap from the tree
I stuck my DC setup around a tree at ground level yesterday. I’m sold on it at 3’ up. I do want to swap my mini biners out for some of those arborist hooks though. Noise.
Silvio
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dlist777
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I have one similar to this. Works great...but packs pretty big..takes up a lot of space
Silvio
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It's not to bad though, my strap, holders, ocb holder rapes up nice little package with a 1/8 elastic cord
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/252074890252
Check this concept out. Not sure if it’s exactly what I want but it’s kind of cool
Check this concept out. Not sure if it’s exactly what I want but it’s kind of cool
That is cool. I could see that outright replacing my backpack if I could rig a hydration bladder to it.
Sure. Can do about anything with molle. I’d think this would check a lot of boxes for guys.
Looks like an easy DIY project with a connected knee pad at the bottom and more substantial webbing to hold the thing up. For long sits its nice to have everything readily available without opening/closing your backpack or fumbling through it. Gotta have my snacks handy! I mean, range finder and binos.
NikoTheBowHunter
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I use some paracord with alpine knots and attach my backpack to the tail end to keep it tight. No issues yet.
https://saddlehunter.com/community/...d-over-webbing-gear-tether.15449/#post-224598
https://saddlehunter.com/community/...d-over-webbing-gear-tether.15449/#post-224598
Excellent idea. Damnit, I think you might have me sold. I’m thinking I’ll much prefer a tree pad vs two knee pads. This could fit that and then a pouch or two and some s biners for grunt tube, rattling bag or antlers , range finder, etc. I might have to pull the trigger and try this out
It’s like the Bat-Bowhunting rig, designed by Alfred Pennyworth and Barbara Gordon. #GothamApproved