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Rear pouch for aero hunter

Nice. Guys one thing to consider that I have found is that when repositioning close to tree things on the saddle tend to rub on rough bark, etc..... for me i use only small bags and actually I'm moving towards one that is easy to take on and off. While hunting a clean saddle just makes less noise and stays out of the way.... especially if you rotate then for 360 shooting. Just something you may want to consider as you design your saddles
 
I have a recent "Gear Sling" thread where I got a rock climbing gear sling. Stretchy neoprene with gear loops. I put rigging items in it while climbing/setting up. Steps, bolts, Platform etc...then it can be hung up or packed and I don't have those empty pouches on my saddle.

My new pouches are all fleece and are very light and quiet. I REALLY prefer pouches for tether and linesmans belt.
 
DaveT1963 said:
Nice. Guys one thing to consider that I have found is that when repositioning close to tree things on the saddle tend to rub on rough bark, etc..... for me i use only small bags and actually I'm moving towards one that is easy to take on and off. While hunting a clean saddle just makes less noise and stays out of the way.... especially if you rotate then for 360 shooting. Just something you may want to consider as you design your saddles
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Same thing to consider if you're hunting in the crook of a tree. I just have a small pouch that I keep my tether and linemans strap in but I have to make sure I have clearance.
 
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