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Hey Matt, that's a really nice 3D course. I've never done a 3D course and if I had one like that around, I'd be there all the time. Anyway, good to see you and God Bless!

The link for the spreadsheet is not valid. Is there a way I can get to it? Interested in seeing all the reviews.

Wish you would do a review on the sladder climbing system

Ownin ur sh t u the man. Enjoy 😉

Is hangn30 out of business?

Brother, I'm so proud to see another video from you. I enjoyed, thanks for sharing

I'm also going to attempt a summit this Sept (2024), thanks for posting this video. I realize there are no maps but how did you determine there was an alternate route? I'm assuming (on your second attempt) you followed the same path (as the first attempt) then at some point you just broke off that trail to pick up the alt route? I guess you just have to hope for some cairns to mark the trail. Thanks again!

Wow! Quite the hiatus I’d say. No wonder you’re feeling it. Fighting that dang wind isn’t helping either. 👍👍

Great to see you Matt. I’m happy for your success on the RV channel 👍

Hi Matt, I was wondering why you haven’t posted in a while-didn’t know about the other channel but I’ll check it out. I certainly enjoyed your Montana videos from before. Great to see you are doing well. Enjoy life my friend!

Glad to see you back Matt. That looks like a great course. and did you say it's free?

Glad to see you back!! I haven't shot my bow yet this off-season. I need to. Thanks for the video and the update!

Glad to see you’re back matt. Looking forward to seeing your season

Oh hey buddy

Matt, it's been a while. Glad to see you back. I didn't even know you had another channel- i'm subbed now. We love camping. However its more of Glamping with my family.

Great to see you make a video my friend!! Looking forward to seeing what else you put out this year! Looks like a very cool 3D archery range. Might have to make the drive and shoot it with you one of these days. 😊

Great video thanks for sharing

What size ring are you using? I got a large ring and carabiner and having a hard time advancing it and cinching for some reason

I got into saddle hunting several years ago because I liked mobility. I wanted to be able to hunt from the ground and then move to a tree if i wanted to without hauling a bulky stand. I started with my father-n-law’s tree spurs and arborist harness. When I put an arrow in a doe in the swamp behind my house I was hooked. Unfortunately I didn’t find that doe, but I started investing in the right equipment and love “one sticking”. Thanks for sharing your opinion. Saddle hunting is not as popular in my area because it’s legal to bait and hunters typically set up permanent stands. I thoroughly enjoy it because it makes hunting more interesting and mobility forces you to learn how to hunt deer in their element. I also use a rifle with my saddle as well. God bless!

What bow holder do you like?

I'm going through this now and enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing.

Can you post a video on the complete setup? Also can that method ascend with you going up?

Thank you

Great video! I really appreciate you showing how you packed them in and get them up the tree. I am brand new to saddle hunting and it helps a lot to see things like that!

What carabiner are you using while you one stick?

Watch (ONE STICKING) for the newest way to one stick. It's safer, easier, and quieter.

I am leaning towards a CGM Cobra for my first saddle purchase this year. I am torn on the waist belt though. Rope belt with sliding knot. Webbing belt with D ring buckle. Upgrade to a Raptor buckle. Upgrade to a Cobra buckle with D ring like a riggers belt for a secondary safety option… Any guidance or suggestion is appreciated. Thanks

What type of belts do you prefer on your saddle?

Is this their Ghost Grey color scheme?

Thanks for the review. How does this one compare to the Phantom? Where did you get the large camo pouch? Most of the ones I see are too small.

Heck of a buck! Congrats!

I don't understand why they don't make a quick link with a spring-loaded screw gate 😒

Nice

I just ordered my Cobra. Jerry was the absolute best on the phone. He talked to me like I was his best friend and not even know if I was calling to make a purchase. He won my business. The fact that they are American made, American source and berry compliant is a huge plus on top of everything else

That’s actually not a Cornell hitch. Your tying it incorrectly. When you bring the top leg down and across, go under your tether and over the other leg of the hitch and poke under the x. You went under the other leg not over, missing a big portion of the friction hitch!

The great thing about sitting in a saddle is that there are a tone of adjustment options. You can sit, lean, stand, kneel to the tree, lean your hip against the tree....

thanks for the video im on the fence 🤔how high can you climb with the sticks?

I thought 1 sticking used 1 stick as stick AND platform, so actually 1 stickong wpuld not have a platform fall off, as the platform would be attached to tbe tree! Would the mudflap work well to hold the majority of a rappelling rope if 2 tether climbing or stick clombing?

They seem to fly fairly straight.

I'd love to own this thing! I need a new saddle, mine is getting unsafe. Got two seasons out of it. It's mainly the belt and leg straps that are defeated.

I just went through your spreadsheet which is a great bonus, thanks. My issue is I am currently at 289 but still going down. Which, if any, of the saddles you have reviewed would you recommend for large hunters? I know I will be under the 300lbs weight limit, but I am worried about the waist/side pinch. Thanks

Been using the JRB Maverick, pole hitch climbing SRT

bummer the spreadsheet does not exist at this time wanted to find out the 3 way tie

Just bear with me. I took down my latest SRT climbing & rapell system out of a climbing 🌳 in my yard. I did it an hour after sundown in chilly MN. All o had to assist was my dim headlamp. I also 30 feet up in a maple 🌳. The crotch or union in the 🌳 is @ 32' feet. I repelled down from 30' & collapsed my whole system in the dark in less than 5 minutes. The preset I use to attach my climbing rope to the 🌳 was tied nicely 7' up. My system is a Sterling CRV 9MM rope with a large sewn loop. That sewn loop is what the tag end of my SRT climbing line goes through to the ground. A length of paracord that has a loop @ the end attached to a clip @ the base of the large sewn loop is all that is needed. I simply pull the girth hitch out of the tree. When the loop is on the ground the other end of the paracord loop I going over the crotch 3×' up. When that comes down u simply wrap the clip & the loop around a 🌳 like 7' off the ground. Exactly like u would do after an evening hunt. If u take 8 feet of Oplux there is a way to make an adjustable redundant bridge that is not single but double Oplux with just one single link of chain & no carabiner. I do alot of 🌳 cutting up off the ground & the redundant bridge supports my lifeline in case something in the tree fails that I'm tied into that I have a backup to another 🌳 nearby which will avoid me from hitting the ground. It's a very easy to tie the redundant bridge that way. My saddle is tied on the right side & on the left the Oplux simply just threads its way to the loop on the left & comes back to the right side to finish the hitch system. 😮😅

Cobra saddle is the best

Looks like a great saddle.can you srt climb with it .Thank you Greg

Great video and info

Was that first blood from your nose being 27' up in the tree ? Thats some serious altitude !!

The goal of Saddle Hunters is to be light weight whereas the goal of people who do a Rucking workout program is to carry heavy weight for long distances. I've just taken up Rucking and its funny that I was so worried about being light weight and I spent a lot of money to weigh less. If I continue Rucking I will have to spend a lot of money to weigh more. 😂

We love the JX3 and John is an awesome guy! I can’t wait for his next hybrid to come out…..