What's in my Upland Hunting Vest - Early Season Final Rise Setup |
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- While many pieces of any gear kit are constants throughout a season, certain hunts, times of the year, etc. require more water, more food, more layering carrying ability.
This video goes through Founder Matt Davis' Summit XT and how he's rigged up going into the warmer and earlier hunts of the season. The possibilities and configurations are truly endless!
Also, if you have anything that you like to carry, we'd love for you to share it in the comments. Anything we can do to help others be more safe and successful in the field is always time well spent. Thank you in advance for sharing your experience.
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Lots of great information in this video, thanks Matt & Final Rise Team.
I WILL be going with the final rise vest sometime this season hopefully. You had me sold when I learned the dog could be carried out when you discussed that in a previous video. Than you took the time to answer my questions on a phone call. Now, you show how well thought out the side zippered pockets are. I took my chocolate lab on a hike last week scouting for dove and we went thru 4 water bottles (west Texas and Hot right now). Seeing how you set the side pockets up to carry two additional water bottles is outstanding! This will be my dogs first hunting season and Im super excited. He flushed a covey of Scaled quail during our hike last week, so it appears he is ready to go as well....LOL.
Super grateful for your support and we're always here to help out! I have a lab on my chain and she's the same way. Love all dogs and being able to enjoy the different hunt they offer. Looking forward to sewing up your vest when the stars align!
I was glad to hear that you carry a cable cutter as most people don’t know that if their dog is caught in a cable snare, it is nearly impossible to release the cable snare without having a cutter to cut it and a leatherman type tool will not do the job. This past January, while hunting for Chukar prior to the Red Leg Chukar tournament, which by the way Robert and everyone was expecting you to participate in, one of my Brittany’s was caught in a leg-hold trap. Thankfully, i was able to release the trap quickly with no damage to Echo’s leg. Everyone should carry a cable cutter. Sorry to bust you about the Red Leg Tournament, and hope to see you there this coming January. OBTW, I’ll be wearing your vest…
Cheap insurance for sure! I was bummed I couldn't make it up but absolutely plan to this year. We were down in AZ filming "The Devil's Claw' film we just put out, if you haven't had a chance to watch. Looking forward to meeting you in person there this fall brother. Super grateful for all your support!
Do you carry anything for Conibear traps? Straps? Extra big/heavy zip ties?
@@steveparsons6324 - Yes..I do. I carry a two-dog rope lead that I made specifically for removing one of my dogs from a conibear trap. The two dog lead, should I ever have to use it, will allow me to compress both springs on a large conibear trap at the same time. I believe that a person needs to be able to very quickly get the dog out of the conibear as its very possible that their esophagus will be crushed. Compressing one spring at a time may work, but I would think it would be best to be able to compress both springs simultaneously. Last year, the day prior to Robert’s Red Leg Chukar tournament one of my Brittany’s got caught in a leg hold trap. Thankfully I was able to quickly remove him, and he was fine. It’s the second time I’ve had a dog caught in a leg hold trap, and thankfully, I’ve yet to have a dog run into a conibear trap. I hope I never have that happen.
Hi Matt, I will be contacting you about a vest before I head to Oregon and Idaho to hunt chukar, huns and quail. I just want to mention for those that are thinking of hunting quail in AZ a pocket comb or similar is a must for hunting in areas with cholla cactus. You don't want use your hands to get those hitchhikers off of your dog or yourself!!!
100% Agree! I have a large comb with metal teeth that I tuck I tether to one of my d-rings and slip inside one of the exterior pockets. I only have to do this down in AZ, but I'm glad you mentioned that for everyone. Such a great tip!
@@finalrise I cut my eye teeth on hunting Mearns quail back in 1984/85. Back in those day it was rare to run into other hunters. That country was heaven to me and my bird dogs!!!
We call them jumping cholla in California!!
Matt, do you Anchor your sidearm holster to your vest or do you keep it free floating in between the shell pouch and the waist belt?
Great question brother. The holster attaches to the MOLLE webbing and the pouch rests over the top. The shell pouch attaches at the top corners, leaving a space in the middle for the sidearm holster to attach. Very secure and very comfortable, without being in the way and impeding function of anything else on the vest.
Hi Mat What brand of wire cutters do you carry? I was reading that Felco brand is recommended. Thanks
Those are exactly what I carry brother. They came recommended to me from a friend that traps. I figured if anyone would know, it's him :)
What Tamron lens do you run on that A6000? I’ve been looking at getting one but can’t make up my mind on the 20-40 or the 28-70.
The one on the camera here is the 11-20, but I normally carry the 28-70. The little extra reach is nice for sneaking some pics of the dogs on point without inducing the flush 👊🏼
Water. Lots of water.
100%!
Liking forward to that dog first aid ⛑️ kit.
Excited to share it with ya. Thanks so much!