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Good afternoon! I’ve been watching several of your videos over the past few weeks. I’m considering trying to copycat your 2tether system, only not for saddle hunting. I have a Millennium M100 lock on and muddy pro sticks and hunt public land which requires really long hikes. I was thinking about using the same 2 tether method with my hss x-1 safety harness which would cut back on weight and give me more tree options! Good idea ? Bad idea? Wyt?

That flick o the wrist thang at the beginning was the coolest 💩ever recorded 🫡

Thanks so much for showing your approach. It's much appreciated help.

Nice video. I plan to add a 2nd bridge that will help with this scenario.....can keep it shorter to minimize the slack better. I also want to be clipped in to both tethers. I had the post on saddlehunter looking for stiff rope. With the new rope, I see how easy it is to slide down and want to eliminate the chance of it sliding too far!

I just open my bypass links one at a time to go past limbs.

I wouldn't trust that thin Pine branch!!

Hey, That knot looks very familiar. The JRB Maverick hitch from his own face book page: JRB tree climbing. I don't see where you referenced it's origin. It is the polite thing to do.

One, you should make your tether carabineer self tending. Minor change, huge return. And yes you can lock that figure 8 at height and use both hands. Also easy, with big returns.

Yep, sticks are not too far from becoming OBE. Good option.

Tks

7/30/24 7:41 pm. Have you ever timed this method or compared it to one sticking on time also I would use the repel rope for my top tether and I’m using rope man 1 instead of the ropes

7/30/24 7:41 pm. Have you ever timed this method or compared it to one sticking on time

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Whathitcjhes are you using?

that is cool!! I tried 2tc and having issues advancing the foot loop. I have the jrb garda and I am going to try it this way! was thinking on using the jrb cinch method in conjunction with it.

It's good to see others benefit from the advantages of 2TC.

Personally, I would've used a bigger limb to repell from 😮

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Or you could pretye two ascender hitches. 😊man you might like hitch climbing, that’s what I do and I use a 5-20 foot pole, set my rope one time unless I need to go around a limb. I use ascender hitches , compact 5-2-3 jrb ascender hitch, for bridges, and 4-2-3 soft bridge for the foot loop, . If I leave a preset cord , if I like that particular spot, I’ll climb DSRT with the garda, either way I’ll rappel on an ascender backup and a munter.

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I like it. I'm trying to figure out what makes it better than SRTing with a JRB agile hitch? I definitely see it as an improvement over 2TC alone, which just wasn't comfortable or efficient for me.

Pretty slick, by the time you get to the top you have a nice hammock woven and ready to go.

BUT WHY?

2tc kiks ass custom Gear Modifications has nice kits

This looks intense dude. Pretty cool tho. See a lot of one stick videos. This is next levem

2 tether or die

I really learned a lot from videos that show instead of talk excessive..thanks!

Thanks for sharing! What saddle and platform are you using? Can you show a video of setting up your platform and hunting setup?

Did you use a figure 8 device to repel down ?

So is the squeeze worth the juice on the 2 ft loop?

Very nice. I use 2TC also, but after watching you I can tell I need lots more practice.

How about two separate foot tethers at offset lengths and a lineman’s belt? Essentially the same as gaffing up a tree but instead of the gaffs you have a stirrup one for each foot and your weight is always on your feet? No slack either

SMDH Some people are into humping trees instead of killing deer.

Nice and quiet! Good climbing to ya, Steve

Securing to that branch scares me. Is there a way you do it without a branch?

I really like how you're using your Garda foot loop! I need to put in more practice with mine for 2TC... I like the Blake’s Hitch for my foot tethers but they get pretty tight after repeated use.

Nice! I'll chat with you on the forum so 'the boys' can learn from our conversation...

It seems this method is faster than 2TC. Could you please compare the tow methods?

Nice hitch and lots of bugs.😀

I don't think I would use this method for my ascent from the ground, but I think I will try to adapt this method for transfering between stems while in the canopy when I have no limbs in reach or in throwing knot range to tie into. I have in the past just lanyarded in, walk up the stem a bit, tend slack in my climbing system, leg lock the stem, then flip lanyard up. Repeat. Might be a little more setup to use your technique, but worth it. Less energy. Will probably try pulling up the tail of my line to use as the choker for the leg loop. Thanks for sharing.

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You can lock that figure of 8, to give you 2 free hands while up there.

nice adaptation using the garda and leap frogging. Setting a rope with a telescoping pole or throw ball is so much easier, used to 2 tc but it’s a lot easier and safer just to climb on a rope, using the garda and a ascending hitch, rappel on a hitch with a munter

My collie died in front of me a few years ago 😭😭 but seeing someone else have a collie brings me joy

I'd never heard of a sticht hitch, thank you for the video this seems alot easier then putting a throwline in the tree. I'm trying to figure out a way to climb a tree to trim it over a roof and I'm thinking I might use this method, it shouldn't hurt the tree going up and seems like a relativity cheap way to climb it.

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This how we do.ultra lite.2tc.or die

Thanks for sharing. I'm new to 2TC so every little tip will help this year.