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@@hunter-c6739 Thankyou Bud , appreciate the support ! That’s the plan make it safe and easy enough that everyone can do it . No reason to climb a tree in fear of falling and getting hurt or worse.

@NYSaddleHunter Yep. My fall tucked! But thankfully I was already a rope guy. That fall, and you systems are what challenged me to go just SRT. Safest I have ever felt climbing.

@@iaincrichton1890 only got out twice with it. My over all is it needs to be Quieter, particularly the tubes which house the cable . They rattle quite a bit when climbing. I e heard guys have stealthier stripped the inner tubes some even sprayed expanding foam in them sliding the cable back n forth before the foam sets up to create a quieter chamber . Other than noise not a bad little climbing platform that cams over. If all you hunt is telephone pole size trees 8” to 20” than it’s a good fit

@@frankrkovilaritchjr6404 Hey Frank , we’ve had a lot of influence over the yrs. Did we invent it , No ! I’ve been climbing trees in Tree care close to 40 yrs . So when Joe and I started this channel yrs ago yes we were some of the first to introduce this climbing style ( DRT , SRT ) and its application to the hunting industry. Since then there’s been lots of guys regurgitating the same thing to a degree . I tend to keep things simple ( KISS ) it’s what’s served me well and kept me safe all these years . There’s no substitute for experience. I wanted to create an easy/ safe system that a majority of hunters can use given their age, weight , level of athleticism or physical ailment that they can succeed at . The Half-line System Has achieved just that ! Again we didn’t create SRT. However we did create the application of how we can girth hitch our rope from the ground using half the rope we used to carry In conjunction with a determined length of paracord and our attachments we can now install it from the ground . We made a video using the extension pole to install our paracords 5 yrs ago . It was meant to show another option. It’s not something we use . I encourage people to perfect the throwball method because it opens more opportunities . And makes you a more mobile unit. Less is more ! As far as redundancy goes it’s something we both incorporate into our systems. As different as our systems are . They’re both built with redundancy and your safety in mind . JRB has put his own spin on rope climbing by creating a series of complex rope hitches that mimic the action of a mechanical hitch . Rope hitches are a time tested method but you cannot compete with the smoothness of mechanicals working in unison like the Vergo and CT Quickroll . You also cannot descend on a hitch without it feeling rather clunky and building excessive heat that will degrade both rope and hitch over time . These are all things I’ve learned , witnessed firsthand and overcame through a process of elimination. As I said I’ve relied on my yrs of experience keeping myself safe . Now my job is to educate and show you a way to keep yourself safe !!!

I’ve tried it , it’s not my go to but it definitely is an option. So is one sticking . The hunting options are as individual as are Bow Brands . You as an individual have to explore each one til you find the perfect fit . Or even have several . There is no end all be all way to hunt . The more tools in your arsenal, the more your prepared for any given situation. Even with my system, You’ll never hear me say it’s the best way to kill deer . I believe it’s the safest , one of the lightest and definitely quietest and fastest ( having preset installed ) ways into your tree period ! I have a career of 40 yrs of climbing trees and over 40 hunting , to hang my hat on . I’ve done everything imaginable to get up a tree some not so safe ( youth ) To being completely safe . Will two tether get it done Yes . And using the Halfline as your primary makes good sense. Climbing any tree without using a line from ground to destination is not being completely safe !!! The decision is yours !!!

@@jrstrange123 thanks brother 👍. Same ! Climbed for 30+ yrs in Tree Care . Still involved in the business coming up on my 38th yr, At age 60 . Wanted to bring a common sense approach to hunters from age old proven practices that have been keeping tree climbers safe for yrs !!!

@@2cthetruth where you from , what state do you hunt . You got anything to back all this bullshit up or you just like running your mouth

Are you serious? I’m asking YOU to prove “YOUR” system can be used where deer frequent, and you’re getting defensive telling me that everything I’m saying is shit? WTF is wrong with you? You are obviously just trying to sell crap to ignorant hunters. Just because you can climb a perfectly straight tree in your back yard or the middle of some hardwoods doesn’t mean the method is useful for getting deer. Fact are facts. Deer do not hang out in the drt/srt tree zone…aka open woods. The only place this might be remotely useful is the edges of fields and even then it’s hard to find good trees without a million branches. Dont get mad at me for bringing facts and helping folks make an informed decision. This equipment isn’t cheap pal. Most people would be better off one sticking in a small stand or saddle.

@@2cthetruth you are seriously confused. You keep making the point about straight trunk trees. Thats the Mobile Safety System used for climbing Tree Stands of stick climbing and it’s purpose is to keep the climber safe in the event something happens to the climber or if a stick comes off the tree , which happens more than you know based on the amount of guys who make the switch every yr. My Half-line system will work in any scenario where there’s a limb , stub even sucker limbs . Big and small trees whether it’s thick or semi thick to open timber . Whatever the user prefers . I hunt mostly in thick terrain. Mostly Oak & Laurel thickets and hardwood in brushy bottoms. As far as swamps go I can get into anything that will afford me a few holes for shot opportunities. Those places are far and few where I live . Here in Southeastern NY we mostly hunt mountains and look for thick cover amount the hardwoods. And as I said this system works just fine in these situations. Of the hundreds of the halfline systems I’ve sold and Mobile Systems the majority of feedback I get has been amazing. It’s made a huge impact for the hunters who’ve purchased them. If you don’t believe, o don’t know what else to tell you . Your obviously way to great of a hunter to be trolling here

I’m sorry, but you didn’t address anything. Make a hunting video. Show deer while you are in your srt/drt/ half line/ quarter line/ strait line method tree. Thanks

@@outdoorsman9384 kind of depends on what system your using . Mobile Safety System Your advancing your girth hitch above you as you advance up the tree if you were using a climbing tree stand , sticks , one stick. Then you can get away with having a shorter length . if 20 ‘ is your max heigh you’ll have plenty of rope left to belay down on . In regards to the Half-line your governed by what the tree your climbing gives you. If it’s the tree you have to be in the only limb could be 15 ‘ or could be 35’ that’s why I opt for carrying 40’ and it’s still compact enough to fit in a dump pouch . Even though my crotch height may be 30+ feet , I may be only 15 , 20 even lower depending on my surroundings for cover . That could be additional trunks , suckers , vines or the trunk could be extremely large offering me concealment. I hunt the Appalachian chain in the south east of NY which offers a lot of diversity in the trees I hang in

@NYSaddleHunter good explanation Scott keep thinking about buying half line kit but I'm always hunting mobile and sign dictates the ambush, so hard decision for me, I climb drt with just a rope for my preset spots. Scott if you could ever figure out how we could choose any tree with are srt kit with out throw ball I would be all over it like white on 🍚 rice. Your the master painter 🎨 Scott I'm hoping you surprise us soon with this phenomenon 💡 idea

You can’t choose any tree…matter of fact, the trees you can use are probably nowhere near any deer! Good luck and have a Merry Christmas and Happy new year.

@@2cthetruth I don’t hunt open hardwoods. Impractical, You’re seriously lacking common sense. If you don’t like it . Keep going . Don’t waste everyone’s time with your ignorance. Keep doing what your doing

Your reply is the only thing lacking common sense. I get it, you are trying to get a business going, but it is impractical. Deer don’t hang around open timber.

Show us some areas you hunt. The actual trees and actual deer frequenting those trees. You can’t!

A field edge is the only exemption and even then it has to be a tree that is straight with a nice crotch…

2cthelie come to the Hudson valley and I'll show you plenty.

@@russellsmith142 👍 Any questions feel free to contact me . Thankyou for your business. Happy New Year !!!

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@@TRogers-p2r They hold my Halfline kit in one bag and gear strap , short tether , back band , The outer zip pockets hold release , rangefinder ect. Pretty much everything you need to be super mobile.

@@TRogers-p2r yes CGM www.customgearmodifications.com/

@@hunter-c6739 ouch !!! sorry to hear . Rehab the arm . Now you’ll be better equipped, I get alot of one stickers who make the switch fully or tandem the two systems. I hunted this whole season using my one stick as my primary platform. I love the ease and quickness of setting up rock solid . It also serves me well setting cameras 12’ high with my 3step aider . I don’t do much one sticking but like having the option going into a new area or old spot in a new location early mourning. Get well soon bud !!! Merry Christmas 🎄

@@tomzygmunt6891 www.customgearmodifications.com/ Jerry from CGM made them. My climbing system fits in the left pouch main compartment release / rangefinder in outer zip compartment. Right side pouch fits my gear/ bow hanger , short tether , back band . Outer zip - grunt tube . On the outer surface is a mesh milk weed pocket . Turns your saddle into a complete hunt unit . It even has a long tube like compartment for a slimline flashlight or grunt tube . They secure to the Molly loops without much movement.

@@dee6338 On Public you’ll find out deer habits change from yr to yr . Good mast yrs , Doe groups and mature bucks will tend to stay somewhat local . Dry yrs with no mast crop , Deer will be scattered . You’ll learn patterns from yr to yr and how to adapt to them. Good luck 🦌

@@340wbymag Thankyou much appreciated !!! Designing a system like the Half-line was based entirely upon the principles for hunters to safely and efficiently reach heights to effectively hunt no matter their physical limitations within reason. It had to have specific tools to make it as effortless as possible. Half-line , Mobile Safety System , even basic DRT Climbing all have their place for a Safe , Effective means to ascend , hunt and descend a tree successfully🦌🦌🦌

@@ky09 go checkout the half-line video . This is lighter , more compact , quiet and more versatile than DRT .

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@@chuckparson6712 there is no one system that works on every tree . This addresses the climbing stand crowd that primarily climbs telephone pole size trees and doesn’t want to lug in a heavy climber . That’s who this was made for. I don’t use any sticks , stands ladders , steps My Half-line system and a platform with presets loops and I can get into most any tree big or small with 3lbs of gear .

@@alexu8199 if you know what your doing . Yes . Your also gonna need more material when tying eyes , it can still end up being 30” but you’ll probably need 40” to 45” start with .

@ awesome! Thanks brother!!!

@@_Truth_777 Thankyou , We try to deliver good clear information appreciate that !!!

@@echocall yes

@@5nuccs I have no problem. And it makes me super mobile

@@5nuccs I also throw in on the fly as well .

@@NYSaddleHunter in the dark in the winter?

You don’t have to throw only in dark , winter no problem. You guys need to think outside the box and stop being so narrow minded

@ I want to throw in the dark. Why is that narrow minded?

@@ztkrx 👍. Of the 3 mechanical devices we climb on : Vergo , Gri Gri + , Madrock None of these should be used without some kind of backup especially while being stationary, for a long period of time .

@@curtchanning5074 do everything a few ft. off the ground til your comfortable , then move higher . Eventually you’ll realize what you can do at 2 ft , you can do at 22 ft . If you’re feeling uneasy at hunting height double up . Run a short tether with your climbing line . Stay connected to both. 2 points of connection should put you at ease . Take your time and execute each step proficiently .

@@Zac-SquatchFamilyOutdoors Thanks Brother, Appreciate the feedback. Good luck 🦌

I'm similar build.....thanks for your comment.

@@NYSaddleHunter I'm similar build.....thanks for your video.

@@BassBomber No ! , I designed this system to be so smooth and easy to do. There’s definitely more than one way to climb a rope . There’s just not IMO an easier , lightweight , compact more efficient way to do it , all the while using a Safe , Quiet and Effective Method !!!