Saddle Hunting HACKS! + 1 Sticking Demonstration

The Tethrd crew takes us through some of their favorite saddle HACKS!

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[darthjarjar]

Just a extra tip for some of you guys trying it out, when pulling down my rappel rope, I took a chalk line box and put petzel throwing line in it and use it, much easier to wind back up

[crgoehl]

One of the best tutorials I've seen. Thanks for putting it out there for us

[cjr]

Nice video. I am glad to see I am not the only one that marks their pullup rope to know how high they are, been doing that for over 15 years. I know how high I am, most are not as high as they claim. The 3 finger hooker I picked up last year has served me very well. I highly recommend one or two. I use four hawk 30" sticks with aiders, two are double aiders. I only attach one to my saddle on the way up. The hooker lifts the rest. Being that the hooker is so light I had to add weight to it for maneuverability. I simply used a small steel quick link to attach it to my rope.

[connerbiggs]

Where do you get the little clips that attach to the saddle for your climbing sticks with paracord? Those are sweet

[cameronwilliamson]

Thank y’all for this video I’ve been nervous about switching to saddle but y’all gave me a good perspective on it that it’s not as hard as it looks. Keep up the awesome content guys!!

[nicmeador]

I daisy chain my tether/lineman when walking in. Have them hooked to my loops and around my back, this eliminates my need for two dump pouches. Also a Doyle's gear hoist is one gadget that is fiddle free and makes life so much easier

[josephtreadlightly]

I've found that putting the platform right in the center behind u makes the best sense. It can move more swinging forward to back on your side & create noise on a slim trail in the woods. Put things on your sides which r lower profile. Ease of use & stealth is the name of the game. The advantages outweigh the detriments, always.

[christianmccoy]

Awesome single stick lesson at end. Makes me rethink my strategy for this season

[jamesmarshall]

One sticking method seems great for straight trees with limited branches. But man I cant imagine doing that on a gnarly tree with branches all over. Garrett's method with the stacked sticks all on his one hip is by far the most efficient. I expect nothing less from the DIY Sportsman mastermind.

[michaelurban]

Just ordered the Tetrd Phantom saddle kit today and want to try it out.

[forgedwildernessinstinct]

Great video guys! I really appreciate this video. You have showed me a couple solutions to somethings I have been thinking about for a while. BONUS, I love some of the hack the guys where showing. Maybe next year I will start playing around with the single stick method. I feel like I can be comfortable with that with some practice. I like it because I will only have to worry about only one stick. Thanks again guys!

[enjoytheoutdoors]

"Love one stickin" I've been doing it for a long time and it's the tool, I enjoy using the most in my hunting system. Great sharing of information as always.

[highcountryoutdoor]

Thank you for the amazing content! I learned so much about saddle hunting from you guys! Is anyone making the one-stick setup/rollup bag/rope that was used in the one-stick method shown here? Thanks and happy hunting!

[hammertime]

Great video explaining the ins and outs of saddle hunting. I'm Sold on the technology now. New addition top the budget.

[BackwoodsBill]

This is sick af can't wait to get one of these things. Essential equipment.

[andrestapia]

Thank you for sharing. This is good stuff.

[BowBAR]

Is there a link to that clip that clips onto the square tubing of the sticks and can be clipped to the saddle, that is talked about in this video? (At the 2:47 minute)

[dylanmay]

Where and how do I find the 40 foot rope in 8.9-11mm diameter?

[Jay-bpbh]

Just one thing to note about using open cell foam.. yes it may be lighter initially but it will absorb water and could create mold issues as well as being heavier after all is said and done. Haven't done any experiment myself I just know open cell foam will absorb water and closed cell isn't supposed to just something to think about.

[chrisbittman]

That's was amazing to watch great job !!!