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lessons learned from dry-run

fr0sty said:
I connect the bridge to my saddle and wear it up on my shoulders to keep the kestral up when walking in. Kind of like suspenders, plus it stops one more rope from possibly getting tangled on brush.
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I do the same thing but I use my Lineman belt. I have a Ropeman 1 on my LB so adjusting it (for suspenders) is super easy. And when I get to the tree, it's already out and ready to go. I don't have to stow and un-stow the LB each time I hunt.
Last March, I wanted to test-out how well the Kestrel was for walking long distances. I wore it for all my shed hunting hikes. I couldn't even tell I was wearing it. It never sagged like my old trophy line.
 
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