Hello from MA

[SloMo]

I quess later in life is relative. Being an "older guy " and relatively new to saddle hunting I shortened the learning curve quite a bit using everything available on line and video. Being a DIYer I stated playing with platforms and built a few that are still being used. I`ve made some other mods to existing equipment to mostly make life easier for me and I share them on you tube.. I modified Bucket Boss knee pads and changed the velcro straps to no sew side release clips as an example. I also did a hack on aiders which is being used by quite a few guys out there to climb higher with fewer sticks. I did a couple on accessory hooks and a hanging system for bows and pack The list goes on . Just about everyone on this forum shares freely what they have been shown. Keep posting questions and you will get answers from people who live and breath saddle hunting . Vendors have been known to chime in from time to time also. Just keep posting brother. Everyone has something to offer.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFcwx20Wvta4uNce4i_lizQ?view_as=subscriber

 

[Kurt]

Hey kurt i didnt know you were from belchertown. Whadaya think. Quabbin gonna open? Been fishin gate 8 45 yrs

That's DCR territory, so I don't know for sure what they're going to do.

 

[truebloodmorelia]

Are you planning on being at the saddlepalooza event in April. I will be there with a few of my hacks and tricks for older folks new to saddle hunting. It`s a great time.Lots to do and great people.

I will try to be. Depends on this Covid BS. I'm not to old but starting later lol. 35 yrs old but the grey hair will fool ya lol. As for tips and tricks I'll take as much help as I can lol

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[jbrow340]

Welcome from Ohio

 

[wdarby]

Howdy from NH!
Never to late to pick up a new passion.

I wish I was a headlight on a north-bound train