Hey guys just saying hello. Decided it was time to put the ole climber out to pasture. Its just too darn hot to be carrying around 20lbs in south Florida weather. Saddle will be here Thursday and my MRS/DRT setup will be here Friday!
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New Guy From Cape Coral Fl
- Thread starter Wranglerray
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Welcome from coastal NC!!! Make sure you are very familiar with mrs/drt method before carrying it into the woods and be safe brother!!!! Glad to have you!
@Wranglerray - I'm in Central CT, not far from Hartford. Rope climbing is a very fun and safe method of getting up the tree.
Have fun with your new MRT/SRT gear, and stay safe. You've probably already found it, but if you need good starter information, the YouTube channel "NY Saddle Hunter" is an excellent source.
Have fun with your new MRT/SRT gear, and stay safe. You've probably already found it, but if you need good starter information, the YouTube channel "NY Saddle Hunter" is an excellent source.
@LoadedLimbs I have their channel is what got me to try it out. I've got a rope in a tree in front yard just now trying to figure out why my Blakes hitch keeps slipping. I was smart enough to try it ground level first. So far i've only hurt my pride and my two boys have had a good laugh at their dad falling onto his rear in the front yard.
@Wranglerray - try this tip. Start video at 1:30 to get right to it:
Link: Setting the knot on your Blake's hitch
Link: Setting the knot on your Blake's hitch
that did the trick! Thanks @LoadedLimbs. Also figured out that I wasn't leaning back far enough. Really easy after that revelation.
Heck of an avatar shipmate. Thank you for your service!
Thanks! Once upon a time it was MMN1/SS. I'm guessing you served as well? Thank you for your service!
Mine doesn't but i'm not a big salt water fisherman either. I love freshwater. When march rolls around I'll be sure to post some big large mouth pictures for ya.