Must Have Mobile Hunting Gear
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2020
- This video talks about must have gear for mobile hunting whitetail deer.
Items mentioned in the video:
Lone Wolf Assault Stand: amzn.to/30xatsc
Lone Wolf Sticks: amzn.to/2ZOOtK3
V Diamondback 8x32 Binos: amzn.to/39fkxKi
Yak grips: amzn.to/32ku6V4
Treestand Harnesses: amzn.to/3htm7eb
Petzel Rock Harness: amzn.to/2EaTyUR
Fenix Headlamp: amzn.to/2CruMPO
ARS Saw: amzn.to/2OLlUXE
Garmin GPS: amzn.to/3jrgSh9
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I've only been bow hunting for a few years now with minimal instruction. I really appreciate your videos. I'm learning a lot. Thanks!
Glad i could help! Yoy are gonna love the bowhunting world.
Got back into hunting after a five year layoff bc of work. Your videos are extremely helpful and appreciated. Thank you.
Thank you and glad you are back in the woods
Your videos are the best on the subject of the mobile hunter. They give me confidence, Thank you.
Thanks. Glad you like them. Its the only way I hunt. Ever time every spot.
Thanks I love when you post things like this and when you post things like your funnel video
Thanks
I'm getting pumped for Deer season. Good luck Michigander.
Gonna be a great year!
Great video. So much knowledge. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Well thought out Jason. Good info.
Thanks
Thanks, again Jason for a great video.
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Great list. I’d also add first aid kit as a must have.
Very good add! I use mine every year for something or another.
Great video thanks a lot! I will be a semi-mobile hunter this year- steel stand and sticks but still setting up and taking down every day. Just can’t go quite as far and I reduced weight by going with a fanny pack and only 2 sticks with aiders. Will have to check out that headlamp.
Awesome! Nothing wrong with stwel sticks and stands. Did that for a long time. Works great and helps build some muscles as well!
Great set up jason. Working on mine right now! I think I'm covered with all the tools and them some but I just remember I need to order the mini grappling hook haha. I've wanted that since I saw you show it off
Yeah love that little hook. Saves my butt a few times with dropped stuff!
@@tradbowpodcast I ordered it through your link but it wont be here until mid October haha. Looks like its popular and for good reason I'd imagine
Awesome video. As always. Just one minor suggestion. I always include a tourniquet with my first aid. Never leave home without one. Very light weight and....you never know. Im always strapped in. But I wear it directly on my belt in case I fall for any reason. It's always on me when I hunt.
Great tip and suggestion.
Jason you got your tan on!!! Great Holden coloration going on! Haha jk loved this video... thanks!!
Busy summer of pressure washing will do that to a guy! LOL
Great video. You need to mention more that it's essential to have a lineman rope and loops. lol I just know there is some guy out there thinking if I can hug the tree I don't need the lineman rope and loop. DON'T BE THAT GUY!
Agree 100% MUST HAVE LINEMAN LOOPS!!!!
Awesome video. Always informative. Since you walk out with such little clothing on, how do you handle the movement & potential noise required to dress once you get to your stand?
I just move slow and quiet getting dressed on stand. And honestly I always put and pant layers I need on at the base of the tree before I hang the stand. This way I don't have to take off my harness. So its just top layers in stand. And thats only when its super hot. Otherwise I put everything on at the base of the tree.
Great video - thanks for sharing all your info/experience. What make/model is the camo pack you use ?
It looks pretty versatile, especially with the external cinch straps.
Thanks
Kuiu 2300 venture pack. Its an amazing pack! Affordable as well!
I busted my ass on a set of Walmart sticks with no harness or anything, ever since then I’ve always had a line belt handy with my harness
Yep lineman belt is vital important
You sound best and most comprehensible at 3/4 speed.
I have to talk fast or my brains over powers my mouth..lol
If you're on a budget. Those vortex cant be beat
Agree 100
Took my deer going in blind last year... hunting from the ground though. I'm pretty mobile... Move and sit.
Thats one of the best ways to hunt!!!!
What model Voetex binoculars are those? I was thinking of getting the 10x42 power, sounds like you use the 8x32. You like this choice better for hunting? Always great information on your videos.
These are 8x32 vortex diamondback HD. I love them! yep I like 7 or 8 power for 99% of the hunting I do. I have 10s also but barely ever use them.
Ropeman Ascender is essential!
Agree 100!
Can you put a link for the take grips that you have on your strap buckle? Thanks
Done and in the description
Jason do you carry any first aid kit or kits? If so, have you done a video?
Yes i do carry one about 70% of the time. I did a video on it last year just youtube search first aid traditional bowhunting and wilderness podcast and it will pop right up for ya. Its a pretty sweet kit all homemade and just a little bigger than a cell phone
dude... just when I thought I had everything I needed I see how awesome your pack looks for saddle hunters. I need a cheaper hobby lol
Love the kuiu venture 2300! best day pack I have ever owned
Traditional Bowhunting And Wilderness Podcast would you recommend medium or large size? Gives 2 options on their website
@@andrewelliott6577 look at their sizing chart. Its based on your torso length and you waist size.
What would you do if your hunting private land and you just seen big buck and you want to hunt him next day but the tree choices all need branch cutting , so you no the noise could hurt you, would you just go for it or what?
Climb higher or lower until I had some shooting holes and only trim a very few if I had to and cut quietly
Where about a in Michigan do you live? We should get a beer some time
Houghton Lake
They have the garmin gpsmap 64sx for 219.99 at bass pro but did not know if as good as the x model?
never tried the new one!
What is the backpack in the video?
Kuiu Venture 2300
So do you not use an upper body harness/straps bow that you use a mountain climbing harness on your lower half?
Correct. No upper body harness. Just lower rock harness
Traditional Bowhunting And Wilderness Podcast from what I understand don’t you need the fall support to be connected higher (ie on your back) for it to not do damage if you fall? If I remember correctly the arborist you had on talked about it being important.
@@OklahomaLoneWolf that is the case when hooked in the back right at the belt line. People would tip forward and end up upside down, especially if they were very top heavy.
A rock harness connects at the front a few inches higher up than the belly button line and keeps me up right and will let me easily turn towards the tree to ascend or descend. I know rock climbers that fall and watched hundreds of people fall on climbing walls as the front attachment like that is very easy on them. I am also using dynamic (stretching) climbing rope for my safety line. I jave not fallen yet in this system so I dont know for sure. But the regular harness connecting from the shoulders has proven good and reliable. But after watching all the falls in a rock harness I personally feel very confident and like the advantages of it.
Traditional Bowhunting And Wilderness Podcast thanks for the information. That particular detail you just laid out of what I’ve been trying to figure out. Thanks for the information!
@@OklahomaLoneWolf glad I could help
do you use any deer calls?
Not really. In some of the big seer states I make some estrus calls with just my mouth. But thats about it other than a bleat to stop a moving deer
How much does your whole setup weigh?
Not sure. weighed it once a few years ago but dont remember
I think I'm one of the few people that prefers to go in blind ... dont get me wrong ,I scout plenty , but theres nothing like ground stalking a deer ,
Yep thats a fantastic way ro hunt and very challenging
I never bow hunt without my rangefinder with me
Good tip! I'm a traditional bowhunter and don't use one. So I dint think of that!
24 kiloton! Explosive!
Hahaha. Sometimes my mouth goes fast than my brain.
@@tradbowpodcast just made me laugh brother. Hoping you never have to test those kilonewtons!
Cough cough Gretchen whitmer lmao
Hahaha