Lightweight Climbing Sticks | Methods | What We Use

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024

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  • @unadillariveroutdoors9690
    @unadillariveroutdoors9690 2 года назад +5

    The daisy chains when you fall in between loops turn the stick sideways get ur loop the pull it back into the tree. Might have to fight the stick some but you know it’s tight and it’s not going to kick

  • @samhogan8113
    @samhogan8113 2 года назад +2

    I’m with ya Tyler- I love my muddy Pros. Might toss an aider on the bottom stick this year
    Late season when I’m All layered up like a big hunter and the leaves are all down I’ll bring my 4 hawk helium full sticks out just to get a little higher. And the short step distance helps with the big bibs on.
    Watching you struggle with the daisy chains reminds me of why I don’t have any. Lol.

  • @jigginjohnson2893
    @jigginjohnson2893 Год назад

    Good review. The Tethrd One Stick coupled with the Backwoods Mobile Gear 4 step aider will get you 21-25’ with just 3 sticks. It’s the ultimate climbing system.

  • @steveplantz7199
    @steveplantz7199 2 года назад

    I hunted Iowa as a non-resident for the first time 5 years ago on public land and
    lugged around a portable stand and 4 Hawk 24” sticks. It was just too much weight to lug around and
    a big pain in the butt. I went back last
    year but this time I invested in a saddle and 4 Muddy Pro sticks. It was a much better way to hunt mobile. Overall, I agree with everything you said
    about the Muddy Pro Sticks the only down side is that I feel they are still to
    heavy. This year I invested in the 20”
    Beast Gear Sticks and the Tethrd versatile climbing
    stick attachment method. I have
    heard very good things about both products and am looking forward to getting
    out soon and testing them out. Yes, this
    is an expensive set up but in the long run I feel it will be money well spent. If you are on a tighter budget but still want
    a good stick the Muddy’s are the way to go.

  • @tomnolan2186
    @tomnolan2186 Год назад

    You should try one sticking. Get as high as you want to. At least as high as your rappelling rope is. Plus it's super safe getting down at night. Super fun also.

  • @underdogoutdoors
    @underdogoutdoors 2 года назад

    Muddy pro sticks are awesome, a little heavy to pack, but so easy to set up.

  • @josephreichart7545
    @josephreichart7545 9 месяцев назад

    Nice info

  • @davidhammer154
    @davidhammer154 2 года назад

    Like was already said the versa strap if you turn the stick sideways you can get it to the shorter hole and its tight every time

  • @toddhatten354
    @toddhatten354 Год назад

    Great info

  • @gentrye02
    @gentrye02 2 года назад

    two steppin in justin's

  • @cjr4497
    @cjr4497 Год назад

    I am a small foot i guess, lol. The hawks work great for me. I don't like daisy chains either. I rather just half hitch a rope over the button.

  • @jkelbe
    @jkelbe 2 года назад

    When is the new cruzr stick coming out?

    • @TheElementWild
      @TheElementWild  2 года назад +1

      We have been told for sure before deer season 22.

  • @joshlasure3384
    @joshlasure3384 2 года назад

    Versa strap is what you was using but calling them daisy chains 2 totally different attachment methods.

  • @aaronmeeks1155
    @aaronmeeks1155 Год назад

    The hawks are 30in

  • @tyhansen8
    @tyhansen8 2 года назад

    Those primals are the same thing as wild edge steps must be a knock off

  • @nickricholetti754
    @nickricholetti754 Год назад

    you killed deer with ur climbing sticks ?
    😂😂😂😂😂😂😂