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The Budget Sportsman
Добавлен 27 янв 2018
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Is this the most comfortable saddle? - Buzzard Roost Two Panel Saddle
Take a look at the two panel saddle from Buzzard Roost. This is one extremely adjustable and versatile saddle.
⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️
TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - alnk.to/hDqbQTc
My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU
Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U
Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67
Archery Target: amzn.to/31sAuro
Bow Sight: amzn.to/33v8KEs
Another Amazing Sight: amzn.to/2H5atqa
Broadheads: amzn.to/31xDfHU
Mobile Climbing Sticks: amzn.to/2Ta94EI
Preset Climbing Sticks: cabelas.xhuc.net/APIsticks
Cooler - alnk.to/6mJ8fzF
TrueTimber Strata Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU
Montana Decoys - alnk.to/1XS89ps
- Film Equipment -
Fourth Arrow Camera Arm: amzn.to/2zRiTgS
Camera I use: amzn.to/3rLb9q...
⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️
TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - alnk.to/hDqbQTc
My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU
Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U
Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67
Archery Target: amzn.to/31sAuro
Bow Sight: amzn.to/33v8KEs
Another Amazing Sight: amzn.to/2H5atqa
Broadheads: amzn.to/31xDfHU
Mobile Climbing Sticks: amzn.to/2Ta94EI
Preset Climbing Sticks: cabelas.xhuc.net/APIsticks
Cooler - alnk.to/6mJ8fzF
TrueTimber Strata Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU
Montana Decoys - alnk.to/1XS89ps
- Film Equipment -
Fourth Arrow Camera Arm: amzn.to/2zRiTgS
Camera I use: amzn.to/3rLb9q...
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Видео
Battle of the ULTRALIGHT climbing sticks - Tethrd One Sticks VS Tree Styx
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.День назад
In this video, I check out two of the more premium climbing sticks on the market. The Tethrd One Sticks and the new Tree Styx. Tethrd One: tethrd.com/products/one-sticks Tree Styx: treestyx.com ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - alnk.to/hDqbQTc My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67 Arche...
The 8 ounce climbing method? Two Tether Climbing Method
Просмотров 10 тыс.14 дней назад
In this video I share my thoughts on the one of the lightest climbing systems for mobile hunting: the Two Tether Climbing System. 2TC www.customgearmodifications.com/shop-1?Category=Climbing ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - alnk.to/hDqbQTc My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67 Archery ...
Behind the scenes of Custom Gear Modifications - Interview with Jerry Grose
Просмотров 502Месяц назад
I sat down for an interview with Jerry Grose, the owner of Custom Gear Modifications. We talk about how Jerry got started making saddles, how to choose a saddle, a buck that broke Jerry's heart, and so much more. www.customgearmodifications.com ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - alnk.to/hDqbQTc My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - a...
My favorite headlamps: Black Diamond storm 500R VS the storm 450.
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 месяца назад
Check out my favorite headlamps from Black Diamond: Storm 450: amzn.to/3PL58rG Storm 500R: amzn.to/3vDBKg4 Black Diamond Battery: amzn.to/49F0Itz ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - alnk.to/hDqbQTc My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67 Archery Target: amzn.to/31sAuro Bow Sight: amzn.to/33...
Are E-bikes worth it for Hunting? - Review of Aventon Aventure2 ⭐️
Просмотров 9662 месяца назад
Check out the Aventon Aventure2 bike here: alnk.to/3U0y3Bi ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - bit.ly/3vZAZ0I My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67 Archery Target: amzn.to/31sAuro Bow Sight: amzn.to/33v8KEs Another Amazing Sight: amzn.to/2H5atqa Broadheads: amzn.to/31xDfHU Mobile Climbing...
I was wrong about the CGM Cobra Saddle
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.2 месяца назад
Here is my long overdue review of the CGM Cobra pleated saddle. You can find it here: www.customgearmodifications.com/product-page/the-cobra-hunting-saddle @customgearmodifications6963 ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - alnk.to/hDqbQTc My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67 Archery Target...
How I built my backyard archery range. 🏹
Просмотров 9753 месяца назад
Building a backyard archery range changed how consistently I shoot. Watch for my idea on a backyard archery range. ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - alnk.to/hDqbQTc My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67 Archery Target: amzn.to/31sAuro Bow Sight: amzn.to/33v8KEs Another Amazing Sight: am...
TrueTimber Strata, MORE Camo for the budget minded hunter.
Просмотров 4883 месяца назад
Buy TrueTimber Camo: alnk.to/ge1vBsU ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - bit.ly/3vZAZ0I My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67 Archery Target: amzn.to/31sAuro Bow Sight: amzn.to/33v8KEs Another Amazing Sight: amzn.to/2H5atqa Broadheads: amzn.to/31xDfHU Mobile Climbing Sticks: amzn.to/2Ta94...
How I save over 50% on ebay!
Просмотров 5374 месяца назад
My tips and tricks for finding great deals on ebay! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - bit.ly/3vZAZ0I My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67 Archery Target: amzn.to/31sAuro Bow Sight: amzn.to/33v8KEs Another Amazing Sight: amzn.to/2H5atqa Broadheads: amzn.to/31xDfHU Mobile Climbing Sticks...
How to build a Paper Tuning Stand for Archery!
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Here is my version of a DIY paper tuning stand. 3D printed mounting bracket on Thingiverse: www.thingiverse.com/thing:6463747 ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ TideWe Gear (USE PROMO CODE "TBS18”) - bit.ly/3vZAZ0I My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67 Archery Target: amzn.to/31sAuro Bow Sight: amzn.to/33v8KEs Another Amazing...
Best Budget Rangefinder of 2024?
Просмотров 9 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Finding the Best Budget Range finder of 2024. Acpotel: amzn.to/4bdyNmm Cigman (Coupon ZWMEPL5U): amzn.to/3SC6wP0 TideWe Rangefinders (Coupon TBS18): bit.ly/3ZqwQxr ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67 Archery Target: amzn.to/31sAuro Bow Sight: amzn.to/33v8KEs Another Amazing Sight: amzn.to/...
My Favorite Trail Camera Pictures of 2023
Просмотров 3885 месяцев назад
Some of my favorite and unique trail camera captures from 2023! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FAVORITE GEAR I USE! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ My Favorite Camo - alnk.to/ge1vBsU Saddle Hunting Backpack - alnk.to/87RlN0U Hunting Knife: alnk.to/31lLd67 Archery Target: amzn.to/31sAuro Bow Sight: amzn.to/33v8KEs Another Amazing Sight: amzn.to/2H5atqa Broadheads: amzn.to/31xDfHU Mobile Climbing Sticks: amzn.to/2Ta94EI Preset Climbing Sticks: ...
Hunting the Rut in Ohio - BUCK DOWN!
Просмотров 6697 месяцев назад
Hunting the Rut in Ohio - BUCK DOWN!
Christmas Gift buying Guide for Hunters - 2023 Edition
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Christmas Gift buying Guide for Hunters - 2023 Edition
This Budget Scent Eliminating Hunting Jacket and Pants Exceeded my Expectations!
Просмотров 5278 месяцев назад
This Budget Scent Eliminating Hunting Jacket and Pants Exceeded my Expectations!
I shot a deer with my FIVE YEAR OLD Daughter! ❤️❤️❤️
Просмотров 6618 месяцев назад
I shot a deer with my FIVE YEAR OLD Daughter! ❤️❤️❤️
The best hunting spot I have EVER Hunted!!!
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.9 месяцев назад
The best hunting spot I have EVER Hunted!!!
Best headlamp for outdoorsman under $60
Просмотров 17 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Best headlamp for outdoorsman under $60
How to get a FREE Cell Cam! - Not Click Bait.
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.10 месяцев назад
How to get a FREE Cell Cam! - Not Click Bait.
XOP Mondo Review - A Budget Saddle and Tree Stand Safety Harness
Просмотров 10 тыс.11 месяцев назад
XOP Mondo Review - A Budget Saddle and Tree Stand Safety Harness
Updates to the CGM Sidewinder for 2023!
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Updates to the CGM Sidewinder for 2023!
Installing a new LED light bar on my ATV!
Просмотров 15 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Installing a new LED light bar on my ATV!
The Value of a Community : Catching More Lake Trout
Просмотров 299Год назад
The Value of a Community : Catching More Lake Trout
XOP X2 Sticks Review | Best Weight to Price Ratio??
Просмотров 17 тыс.Год назад
XOP X2 Sticks Review | Best Weight to Price Ratio??
cool Video! I am going to use a similar method, with more steps (a ladder), going to see if that is harder or easier than one step with one leg always.
I'm ganna have to do a video on this .. Bern using the fer some time now
My favorite. custom Gear mods 2tc .definitely a must have
Great build. Ceiling insulation would be a big improvement
Don't ever use the 80 grit belt!! It destroyed one of my favorite knives in under ten seconds! Get replacement belts off of Amazon. They come in six different grits from 120 to 1500. I still haven't used the 120 (after my experience with the 80 I'm still reluctant) so I always start with 240 I work my way up. It's not a perfect sharpener but for basic, standard, cheap kitchen knives it's fast and works decently.
Back then my dad and I wanted to attract deer at our cabin to my tree stand here in PA Bradford county. Many years ago now we bought Walmart apple scented corn and some kind of deer molasses. Had a stump at 25 yards from my tree and we poured the molasses over the stomp and around it. Stump was maybe 20” wide by 24” tall. .Then we poured deer cane on it. Put out deer corn around it as well. We left it go went out towards our cabin and sprinkled the corn all in the field roughly 150 yards from our cabin. We walked back to the cabin took 3 minutes turned around and deer were feeding on the corn already! A two weeks later the stump was almost gone and the dirt was dug up and had a hole! Crazy stuff it was summertime like now and the kept eating the dirt around that stump that became a hole. Crazy
12:00 wtf, man?
Try shortening the bridge and lower the tether to about chin height. That’s really comfortable for me.
I did mention that a lower tether is comfortable for me but I don’t like sacrificing the mobility of a really short tether.
@@TheBudgetSportsmangreat job!!
I have a lot of headlamps. The ones that are currently available that I use the most are: (1) the Olight Perun 2 Mini, a lot of pros to this light, has a bright 40 lumen red mode similar to the Fenix you showed. Some artifacts in the red beam, but I'm just glad to have it. About the only con, I wish they had also included a lower red mode, in addition to the bright red and bright red strobe. Any way this is a great EDC right angle flashlight or headlamp, small and comfortable. If you get it on sale, then it would be in your price range. [It will also charge in the Olight Baton 4 charging case so you have light for a long time and the charging case can also be used to charge your phone.] (2) The Fenix H65 -T, there is a newer model. No red though, at least not in my model. The magnesium body shaves off enough weight to make this 18650 headlamp comfortable. (3) The $16 Tri-Headbeam Maratac - Collab. For the price and that it runs on 2 x AA batteries it is a good little headlamp. Red and blue (3 lumens) are operated my the shorter of the two buttons. Compare it to its sibling the Wuben H3. Carry some spare batteries. I immediately removed the alkaleaks that Wuben supplied them with to CountyComm and changed them to some hybrid rechargeable batteries, eneloop or the Ikea LADDA equivalent. The red is fine for close-up but I would not plan on going navigating by it. The latch closing the battery compartment might be a weak point. Thanks for the comparison video.
Wow. Some great information. Thanks for sharing.
Your video was surrounded by bicycling videos on my "feed" thought it was a bike saddle review or seat as normal people call it.
🙄 huh. My sister thought I was hunting from horseback when I started talking about saddle hunting. 🤷🏻♂️
Great review and instructional video
Glad you liked it
Excellent review sir
Thank you so much?
Check out JRB Climbing …….Moved on from 2TC to JRB much easier and JRB is safer
Great video with a through break down and comparison. I do think that the Latitude sticks should have been included here though. At 19 oz a stick with 18 in step height they are hard to beat coming in at less than 350 for a set of 4.
I agree, unfortunately, I can only review what I have my hands on and up until now I haven't been able to test the latitude sticks. Something I hope to be able to do in the future.
Is there a promo code?
Not that I am aware of.
Why pay high$ for an aftermarket aider when you can make your own out of chineema?
Yes you are correct. In fact I’ll have a video coming out later this summer on making Amsteel aiders. I was trying to compare out of the box solutions as close as possible.
If I ever go back to stick climbing, I am going to get one of these two.
Nathan, great review and comparison. Those Tree Styx are very cool and innovative. Thanks for sharing.
How do you set it up on concrete? Dirt was too hard where I'm at
Because it’s a semi-free standing tent it’s difficult to set up on hard surfaces like concrete. It relies on the stakes into the ground to be able to stand. The only thing I could think if is tying the corners to some sort of heavy weight like a large rock.
@@TheBudgetSportsman for sure thanks dude. Yeah I'm thinking I may need a pop up tent for something more urban
@@TheBudgetSportsman sensei. I must know. Is the pop up tent the way
Any tent that is “freestanding” should work fine.
@@TheBudgetSportsman thank you sir
Total cost including the trailer?
I honestly don’t know. We paid around $2500 for the trailer. It was one year old when we got it. About $500 for the jackery battery and solar Panel. I think the beds cost around $400. The countertop was cheap from an old office space desk. Obviously lots of Misc expenses but I would be pretty sure it’s well under $5,000
@@TheBudgetSportsman Thank you for responding 👍
Hope you do a review on the sladder climbing system one day
You’re not the first person to ask. Let me see what I can do.
After adding stealth strips and genesis 3D clips, my tethrd one sticks basically costs as much as the tree Styx, and the tree Styx solves all the issues with the tethrd one sticks. I’m having a bit of buyers remorse atm.
That’s a bummer. Truth is you still have a great set of quality sticks.
Very good simple plan. Very well presented, and enjoyable to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I think paying $600+ just for sticks is dumb when you can get a 4 pack of XOPs with tons of foot room for $180 and carry a few extra pounds...that being said your review was great and very well done.
I won’t argue that $625 for climbing sticks is a little crazy, but it’s also tough to compare them to X2 sticks. They just aren’t in the same league. If people out there have the money these are (to my knowledge) the lightest sticks on the market and are ready to hunt out of the box.
7:34 All that is is a standard rope mod you can use on any stick with a button 👍
I just got my tree styx in the mail this past week. They shipped incredibly quick. I had been keenly eyeing the one sticks all last season but I'm so glad i waited. the tree styx are the exact stick i had been trying to turn my beast sticks into for 3 years. I'm super excited to see how they pack and use this season. I will say it's quite difficult to get the tree styx back together quietly and consistently. I'm going to be experimenting with stealth stripping to see if I could quiet them down.
Another commenter mentioned putting a bit of stealth strip between the stand-off to prevent noise when stacked. It might help with stacking noise. I’ve also found that how I wrap up the attachment method contributes to how easy/difficult it is to slide them together. The way o showed in the video is not exactly the same as the way tree Styx shows. I think their way helps with easier stacking.
@@TheBudgetSportsman i had noticed that when you wrapped them but I haven't found it to make a meaningful difference. I did place a square between where the button hits the back of the other stick and it's helped but there's possible contact at the top and bottom of the steps themselves. I'll be messing around with some more stealth strips. not worried about the extra ounces on a stick so light.
CGM's foot loop is very comfortable. Consider using two, one on each foot so you don't have to wrap your leg around the tree. Its what Ive found helpful. I primarily Halfline climb and 2TC for those run and gun scenarios.
Good point. I wanted to keep this demonstration focused on the lightest possible option.
@@TheBudgetSportsman Totally. As always, well done 👍
CGM has stirrups! Basically two loops with a band between. Just bought a set, they may replace my single foot loop 👌
@@OneWheelLess I've heard about those. Gotta get my hands on it!
@@HigherElevations yeah man! Do it!
Awesome stuff
Thanks. I really enjoyed our conversation.
I bought a set of Tree Styx at the Southern Mobile hunter expo in Dalton. I absolutely love them. I used Tethrd One sticks for 2 years, and I was never satisfied with the room on the stand offs. The Tree Styx solved this issue and in a lighter package. The weight might not seem like a big deal to some folks, but I have back issues and I save ounces everywhere I can. I will probably use a removable 2 step aider on the bottom stick to be able to get to my normal hunting height.
My biggest complaint with the Tree Styx is that I can't get as high as I would like with only 3 sticks. I may use a 2 or 3 step aider on the bottom stick as well.
clean up?
It is as much fun to clean as any other grill
Great comparison but I would also mention that carbon doesn’t transfer the cold as well as any metal. So at the end of the season putting them up or taking them done your hands won’t freeze as they would with any metal stick. I’m going to wait for the gen 2 or 3 they’re always way better for the close the same price.
Great point!
Glad you did this video. I had been contemplating upgrading my sticks, and both of these were contenders. After this video, I’ll be sticking with my Skeletors
Interesting. What made the decision for you? Foot room? I love my skeletors but after playing with both of these sticks the skeletors sure feel heavy.
@@TheBudgetSportsman for me it’s the foot room. I love how much space that the fold way from the tree stand-off give me. Last year I tried a few different sticks at a hunting expo(including the latitude sticks); I liked how light they felt, but I’m just so used to the foot room on the skeletors.
Beast stick 🎉
So your comparing a 1.7lbs stick to a 15 ounce stick?
Not even comparable…. As good as Beasts are, they’re not in the same league as Tree Styx. I’ve had both, and kept the Tree Styx.
Great educational video, thanks mate.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video. I have both and for me these new tree Styx take the cake. I put a small strip of stealth strips on the back of the standoffs which takes out the play between the sticks when nested together. I do think they will eventually come out with a version without the aiders which will probably drop the price. I personally will use a 3 step wider in the bottom stick then the built in wider on the remainder sticks. This way in on not need to carry in 3 sticks to get 18’ + depending on the time of year and layering. I’ve found after adding shipping, stealth strips, aiders, and aider containment system the price difference is within $20.
I'm like you, I'll add my usual 2 step aider to the bottom stick so I can get as high as I normally do.
Great points. My biggest complaint with the tree styx so far is not being able to get to my normal height with only 3 sticks. a 2 or 3 step aider on the bottom stick should solve that problem. Great tip about the small stealth strip.
Love the tree Styx!!
They are impressive!
Extremely informative and detailed video. Nicely done
Thank you
Great detailed review. That price breakdown sent me towards the Latitude SS Sticks. Got them on a 4th of July special for $65 per stick, which felt unbeatable value wise.
That sounds like a great buy.
For $80 more it’s an absolute no brainer the Tree Styx. That’s why I own them 😂
They are a great stick for sure!
Love that you did this! Great video!
Thank you
I will keep tethrd stick
Can't go wrong with the tried and true. There is something about the look and feel of the one stick that I really like. Not to mention the dynalock tab is great.
Hope you get to try the Sofirn line of headlamps. The H05B model is a good one.
I just looked it up, looks like an interesting light.
@@TheBudgetSportsmanthere are a some review videos here on YT for that, got mine around $17 including battery.
Good stuff. You might also suggest to people to use a straight tree. They will struggle quite a bit on a slanted tree trying to use this method, and depending on the amount of slant a tree has, this method may not even be usable at all. If that detail was not planned on in advance, it could really mess up a hunter's plan when they discovered this wouldn't work on the slanted tree they had picked out for that hunt. God bless ya
Thanks for the thoughts Sean. Good points to consider.
@@TheBudgetSportsman yeah, I learned the hard way on that one. Picked a slanted tree over the summer and went back to hunt it in the dark opening morning. It was tough getting up the tree due to the slant. God bless you
Any reason you didn't include the Coast FL78R?
Too many options and not enough time or money to include every headlamp.
5 years later I just bought my first 12 ft v hull for $50!! I'm just now seeing this video and I'm loving the content brother 💪
$50! Awesome. I’m sure the memories you’ll make will be priceless.
@@TheBudgetSportsman Yes sir! Thank you for responding!
Light Think Dryad Dray 2 ❤
I’ve reached out to Dryad to review the Dray but did not receive a response.
ruclips.net/video/OKjhiLskKWM/видео.htmlsi=Nx1zEHR-O7uAFtjP My method with Dray 2
what bullet were you using
Wish they could make it 360° from halfway up. Don’t need to see the ground. Do need to see behind.
They do have some newer versions of the blind that have a slightly different window layout. You should check it out.
Love the channel and I'm very intrigued with this climbing system. I might have to pick up that foot loop and fit it to my tethers. Thanks man!
You’re most welcome. Thanks for watching.
I have the kickstand version. I use it more for deer hunting rather than carrying a backpack. Also removed the kickstand for turkey for the same reason you mentioned. Still LOVE the vest though!
Interesting. I’ve never used mine for deer. Do you use the kickstand when hunting for deer?
@@TheBudgetSportsman no kickstand. I use it to have all my gear in the vest instead of a backpack. Keeps everything at my fingertips.