I dont have one so no idea how they are made but I would be more concerned about the ropeman being out in the weather than the rope. If skwerls didnt chew it, the rope is probably fine.
This is probably better advice!!
The sad thing is whoever stole it probably doesn't even know what they stole.
That's the thing that confuses me tbh. I'm a manager of a hotel in north Mississippi and when I bring up saddle hunting, 90% of the hunters I talk to either don't know what it is or isn't interested in it. Where I was hunting I'm willing to bet you my paycheck that none of them even know what saddle hunting is. They are much much older generation "back in my day" type folks. I don't understand why they climbed up the tree and stole my tether with ropeman on it and left my strap that I used to hold my gear and left the screw in steps. Truthfully I had convinced myself that I had misplaced my tether even though I was 99% sure I left it in the tree until my buddy climbed up in his 2 man box house about 100 yards away and found a pair of sunglasses and toboggan that does not belong to any of us. But another odd twist is in the food plot that the 2 man box house is in, there was a deer cart easily seen from the box stand and there was a stealth cam watching that field that was not stolen (unfortunately my friends brother pulled the card out of the cam and forgot to put another one in).
