If it ain’t Amsteel, it ain’t Tethrd lol. And does it still count as a game changer if Aero Hunter already did it on the Flex?I’ll give this a whirl...my guess:
Adjustable webbing bridge. Sewn on one side. Other side removable.
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If it ain’t Amsteel, it ain’t Tethrd lol. And does it still count as a game changer if Aero Hunter already did it on the Flex?
Anyone know what backpack he’s running? Awesome video tho!!
If only they hadn’t, you could BE the game changer with an idea like that! Lol I only knew about this because I got my Kestrel upgraded with the removable web bridge.Didn’t know that...lol
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He runs a couple of Mystery Ranch packs, and a Cabela’s, unless he has a new one.Anyone know what backpack he’s running? Awesome video tho!!
You can see the amsteel bridge when he's hanging. Given the location of the blur maybe an update to the lineman's loops?I’ll give this a whirl...my guess:
Adjustable webbing bridge. Sewn on one side. Other side removable.
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That buck was awesome. I'm definitely going to North Dakota next year to start my season. A velvet P&Y is on my bucket list.
Now that you mention it, they're does seem to be some water spots on the lens. I think Garrett should do a better job of editing and keeping his lens clean. Weird...he's usually so precise.
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You know what will change the game? When the phrase “game changer” dies.
If the piece of gear sets up for me then proceeds to lure, shoot, and dress out my deer...that’s a game changer.
What a great video. Congrats Garrett!
If it ain’t Amsteel, it ain’t Tethrd lol. And does it still count as a game changer if Aero Hunter already did it on the Flex?
Agreed on all counts. It’s a good idea though!If they switch to webbing, I would guess it is the dyneema strap material they use for the versa-straps. That doesn’t seem like nearly the “game changer” Greg was describing in the podcast, though.
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Some of you sleuths need to pay attention to the blur after the shot, during a jibber jabber session. He moves his hand across the blur and the blur is removed while his hand passes so as to not make it so obvious that it's being blurred......you can see what you want to see in the frames just before and just after his hand crosses. Carry on.