MY 2023 SADDLE HUNTING SETUP!

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2023
  • In this video, I'm covering in depth my 2023 saddle hunting setup. After going through my first year saddle hunting last fall, I came to love it and ended up saddle hunting probably on 80% of my hunts. This coming fall, I will saddle hunt just as much again and in this video you can follow along with me on everything that goes into and all that I use as it pertains to saddle hunting. To see more, visit www.whitetaildna.com/
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  • @Hunting4Hookers
    @Hunting4Hookers Год назад +1

    I have tons of questions about saddle hunting !
    Looks awesome!

  • @jax9224
    @jax9224 11 месяцев назад +1

    I used hockey tape most of my life after electrical tape but I tried stealth strip for the first time 4 years ago and is by far the thing ever made. It will not come off even if it has a wrinkle in it so it will outlast anything out there and it’s just worth a lot more than you have to pay. Get a roll and you will never change again. If you have to call you will talk directly to uncle Lou (not my uncle) it’s what they call him. He makes different sizes to match a lot of different sticks and stands and then also get a roll for everything else such as carabiners and such. Another thing he makes is for cam buckles. The less you have to cut and can get the custom stuff he already has the better you are because it is super sticky. I use my razor knife that you can throw away the blade when your don’t cutting. Not sponsored or anything like that and have zero connection to uncle Lou. Just and amazing and the best products

  • @restbtw
    @restbtw Год назад +1

    Great video 👌

  • @michaelmanthey9858
    @michaelmanthey9858 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you

  • @ventureofalifetime8282
    @ventureofalifetime8282 10 дней назад +1

    As someone who has horrible knees but using something like this do you have any tips for comfort?

    • @whitetaildna
      @whitetaildna  10 дней назад

      Knee pads may help, otherwise I’d experiment with the seatbelt method which allows you to stand with your back to the tree. And you can also be comfy not leaning against the tree! There’s many times I go most of a sit leaning back

  • @damienslominski6455
    @damienslominski6455 10 месяцев назад +1

    I tried that saddle on a week ago. I agree it is super light and seems like it would be super comfortable. but those buckles are obnoxiously loud! If they would have been quiet I definitely would have ended up buying that saddle. Plus the price point on that sucker is kind of steep for what all you get

    • @ventureofalifetime8282
      @ventureofalifetime8282 10 дней назад

      One trick I found is if you add felt to it it will dampen some of the vibrations. It's not perfect but helps.

  • @Bubakarrr
    @Bubakarrr Год назад +1

    add some cable aiders to your sticks from easter woods outdoors. You would need fewer sticks to get to hunting height

    • @jax9224
      @jax9224 11 месяцев назад +1

      I usually am only hunting at 8-10 feet and I have actually hunted as low as 3-4 feet. Like I stepped onto my platform from the ground. It just all depends on the situation really. Everyone hunts at the same hight for the most part and that height is exactly where deer always look as well. I do have a two step aider I made with Amstel. I do the one stick thing which this will be the third season and it works best for me since I never hunt at the same height. If you do the one stick thing I wouldn’t buy the 40’ or ropes like everyone does just unless you’re the person that hunts 30’ up. Take your normal hunting height and add ten feet and that’s all you would need

    • @jax9224
      @jax9224 11 месяцев назад +1

      I have tried the cable aiders and I do agree with you they would be nice to put on each stick then they are there if you want them and you can slide them in if not needed

    • @Bubakarrr
      @Bubakarrr 6 месяцев назад

      I didn't realize I have seen this video until I saw my comment 😂 I agree. I use two sticks with the cable aiders when I run sticks, but I mostly use the sladder now. I was thinking of one sticking with the shikar mini stick, but I wanted something I could easily fit into a pouch. I also use the bullman's outdoors platform steps for the same reason. I have all my climbing equipment on a molle belt so I dont need to mess with my pack until I'm up the tree@@jax9224

  • @troyw18
    @troyw18 Год назад +1

    What part of MN? I'm in Alexandria myself. Enjoying the content

    • @whitetaildna
      @whitetaildna  Год назад

      I'm up in Duluth - thanks for watching!

  • @DM-wb4jv
    @DM-wb4jv 7 месяцев назад

    The whole platform thing gets me!? You might as well get a hang on.. I use lonewolf sticks and run the ooal monarch platform bolt on kit so no separate platform . less stuff =less weight = less set up and teardown.

    • @BenHunting
      @BenHunting 7 месяцев назад

      The platforms that are out there now are way lighter. However there are some who hybrid and use a lock on. Best way I’ve see is to one stick

  • @jax9224
    @jax9224 11 месяцев назад +1

    That pack is massive? What pack do you run and are you packing out with it or are you just a gear guy? No worries if so. I used to be a gear guy and had a huge pack and ran a big pack for my first year in a saddle but then I went to a saddle so I could be light weight and minimal so I got rid or the pack and if it does not fit in my pant’s pocket or saddle pouch then I don’t take it but I’m also only going a few miles in on public and I’m not camping either. I’m so much happier since I made the switch. Most of the time as the season went on i would remove stuff out of my pack and would have nothing in it by the end of season so I just started out the season with a stick, platform, bow and camera and arm and that’s really all I take now and love it

    • @jax9224
      @jax9224 11 месяцев назад

      Don’t take that wrong. I’m not putting down or anything like that I’m just giving my experience and thoughts. You do you and whatever makes you happy. Just wanted to say that. I’m a firm believer in doing what you and how you want.

    • @whitetaildna
      @whitetaildna  11 месяцев назад

      I mainly need a big pack to house all my camera gear!

  • @bucknuts8824
    @bucknuts8824 8 месяцев назад

    Do the hooks that you hang your sticks from come with the saddle? Or do you need to buy hook separately?

    • @whitetaildna
      @whitetaildna  8 месяцев назад

      Separate. Check out innovating the outdoors!

  • @darnellwatkins4031
    @darnellwatkins4031 Год назад +1

    Time to gain a 100lbs and show us a again…😂 good video

  • @tonylepley7366
    @tonylepley7366 8 месяцев назад

    Im one my second year saddle hunting. I have did some one sticking, 4 climbing sticks. The only way i can get high enough for me is one sticking. I can't figure out how its any lighter with carabiners, linesman, repel tope, saddle, and all the other stuff you take up a tree. Add cold weather clothes and i am so sweaty till i get up the tree. Maybe im to old snd out of shape. My climber stand is 3 times faster and about the same weight. I only need a tether and snd stand.

  • @jax9224
    @jax9224 11 месяцев назад +1

    Also another thing (sorry) if it was me wrap anything and everything metal in tape including all carabiners. ALL METAL NEEDS SILENCED