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You might be a saddle hunter if...

If you have owned some equipment you used once and sold because something better came out and you just had to try it.

also if you told your hunting buddy about saddle hunting and his statement was ‘I will never do that. ‘. One year later he has owned and tried more equipment than me.
 
You might be a saddle hunter if...

... You have at least one Rubbermaid tub full random, seemingly useless straps, buckles, and other discarded pieces of gear, but you can't bring yourself to get rid of any of it because as soon as you do, you will need it to DIY something...

Oh damn.....what if the tub is in the back of your truck and that’s where you pulled out the static line you used to pull the man’s truck outta the ditch

Some of these sting just a little bit, lmao
 
You might be a saddle hunter if...

...you have ever preached to all of your friends and family about how much safer this new method of hunting is compared to others...

...then a day later, you tried a new highly touted climbing method and it scared the Bejeezus out of you...
Most of the climbing methods scare the Bejeezus out of me but here I am, up a tree.
 
If you’ve ever done something stupid while in a tree and thought this is how it ends
I feel like I did way more of that in the homebuilt treestand days. "Let's cut off the top of this tree, nail some plywood on top, and hunt from it". "And let's get up to it on spikes that bend a bit further down with every climb."

The heritage of awkwardly spacing out steps that I could barely make in summer, with extra gymnatistics to actually make the platform...persists in my tree selection to this day.
 
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