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Thank you for taking it slow and thoroughly explaining what you did and why. I am new to using a saddle this year and I am a 50 year 6’2” 226 pound guy. Keep it real and have a good season!
Thanks for the best big guy 1 stick video along with your attention to safety and all the minute details! Also thanks for sharing the links for the complete set-up!
Thanks for the great video! I'm using a gear tie at the carabiner around the tree to keep it from slipping. Take it loose before I start repelling down. I'm 58 yrs old and 210 lbs. and don't have any trouble. Keep the faith, Brother!
As a 50 year old man that is 6-4 and 255 that is new to saddle hunting, I probably will not be one sticking. However, your comment about the negativity is spot on. People should do what they want to do and keep their mouth shut about what other people are doing. I did enjoy your demo and it gave me some insight into the method. Happy hunting and stay safe!
Great video! I’m 250lbs and one sticked first time last year. I find it much easier then putting up 4 sticks and platform. I think it is intimidating for first time saddle hunters but once you have one hunting season under your belt With a saddle and sticks and you can swing around the tree and lean, twist naturally. One sticking becomes no sweat and natural progression.
Great video. Im 6ft 240lbs and have been saddle hunting a few years and started 1 sticking 2 seasons ago. I have 2 herniated discs and still do it, One thing that may help some is to set your tether to the side of the tree from where your stick is. It make its easier to reach the stick and get into the aider.
I love your attitude! Thank you for sharing this with us. I am really thinking of One Stick Saddle hunting this year, I have never use any type of rope/harness/climbing, you have made this look easy and safe. Once again, thank you for sharing!
Could get away from metal weight and noise of quick link by using a simple running bowline that takes seconds to tie and untie. I personally prefer to swing off side of tree to get my stick to move it up and to place it on tree. But im not using a platform and top. Just has a regular step. As i prefer a ring of steps over a platform. And putting stick on tree at ground level doesnt count as a move imo. The first move is the first time you take stick off tree and move it up. My favorite method is one sticking and using a lwcg 1.0 hang on stand. More versatile and comfy than a sassle imo. Good luck and stay safe.
Great video. Slow and steady is the fastest way to climb. I am 67, 6"-2" tall and 195lbs.with a bad back so I just add in a few extra safe guards since I don't bounce the way I did when I was younger. I use my line mans belt from the ground up and only remove it when I need to reach for the stick to make my next move or when tethered in at hunting height. I also use a back-up (prussic or auto block on the rope) below my Gri-Gri as an added safety factor. I have recently added a "Yates Shorty Screamer" between my bridge and Gri-Gri. If I fall when the tether/ rappel rope has slack, it may help lessen the shock load. It is best to do what makes you feel safe and comfortable. A few extra minutes used to go up safely is better than having a problem.
Comfortable with the entire process, except the rappelling. I've never done it, though I will be researching more.. great video, and love the positive attitude!
When I saw you rappelling in crocs during the intro I knew you were legit and I could trust what you are saying, that is when I liked the video. Good info man!
I like your method I climb with a vt and a rope wrench it makes it where you can ascend and descend with no back up. When ascend if you got something already preset you won’t have to worry about sliding your climbing line up as you go but good luck and good huntin
Great stuff. I personally practice with ALL my equipment year around whether it is my bow, saddle equipment or my late season climbing stand. Good practice makes you more efficient. This also ensures my safety because I am always checking every piece. Is that the Phantom XL you are wearing?
Good video. One thing you might want to try is aiders made from webbing rather than amsteel. I have both. The amsteel seems real nice, but I find I have a lot more problems getting my foot on the amsteel steps (especially in the dark). Note in your video (the 9 minute mark) how the amsteel on the upper steps tends to bend in towards the tree or out towards you rather than staying were you expect it to be.
Awesome video, I think larger guys are intimidated by this method. Really impressive that you are doing it in CROCKS! If I may my only feedback would be to tie and overhead on a bight on the brake strand of your safeguard, just as an added bit go redundancy.
Thanks for watching, I normally tie a Schwabisch above the Madrock for the ascent and the hunt. For the rappel I normally attach an autobloc. #crocsforthewin
I always say my initial move then I do two more. Great video 👍. Little jealous getting to hunt year round. Im kinda on another part of saddle hunting/ 1sticking. Im 5”10 190-195. But I’ve been asked if it’s for younger guys. Im 55 now 56 in August. Season starts in September. Honestly I believe it’s easier on older guys because of less weight and bulk. I really like how ya use the saddle with the dinaglide 😉😉
Do you think it would be a little less complicated and easier just to put your lineman's belt around the tree tighten it up and then move above the branch with your tether
Well you are inspiring me. The first time I seen the one stick method I can see the advantages of it. My hunting buddy thinks I'm crazy but I'm gonna give it a try at 285lbs. What brand is the actual one stick do you use?
I love your one sti king videos! We are legit about the same size & build so watching your videos is the guide for how it'll climb this year. Thanks so much for the great videos!
Great video for big guys. Saddle hunting for the first time this year and doing my research on climbing and going down rabbit holes. I have to ask. Do you hunt in your crocs? If so that is awesome man. Hope all is well down there, was stationed at k bay 10 years ago. Out now
Man I’m about the same size and I was going to build a platform with the muddy pro and the up I currently have a jx3 so it’s going to be a little different but I’m thinking of switching to a regular saddle
Well done. I never considered the Wingman as a one stick. I like that big platform. Is there any reason you do not use your lineman's belt for the move to over the limb? I pray that you and your family are safe and out of the way of the fires.
Thank you for doing this as you really answered a bunch of the questions I had. I’m wondering if you would recommend this for a 63 year old man who is in decent shape but still overweight. I walk about 3 miles a day and trying to lose the weight but am concerned about the age factor. Thanks again sir and I also liked the comment about us hunters sticking together!!!
I decided to go with an aider that is the right length for what I need on subsequent moves after leaving the ground. It seems way too much aider length to have attached to my stick the length needed for me to climb when I push my stick height to the maximum reach when I’m standing on the ground.
I am 300 pounds I have tried climbing on muddy stagger steps. I am so SORE…out of climbing shape LOL. My feet are size 16- I am hating those steps. I’m gonna give this a shot
Great video. Thanks for repping the big dogs!! Just getting into saddle hunting. Very similar size and build. What platform is on top of the stick. I feel the struggle with the size 13 boots.
Hey man, don't even let the whiners and haters affect what you do. They can just move on down the road IMO. YOU DO YOU! 👍👍🏹🐗🦌 Are your quick links steel or aluminum? Gotta get out and make a pig killin vid for us. I'm 72 years old bowhunter and don't get out hunting near as much as you younger guys do so I watch any bow hunting vid. Right now it's too cold mostly for me to hunt my hog hunting spot but I'm chomping at the bit for milder temps. " hang in there" lol.
So - here’s my question…you get to your tree and it’s 20-30 minutes before shooting light. How long does it take to get set up? Is the one step any faster than say the Wild Edge steps…or any other method?
That's the great controversy lol. I don't think it's a "move" until you have to pull the stick off the tree and reposition it. I've hunted pretty low from time to time, just depends on the cover.
Thanks for the video. Just subscribed. Just getting into saddle hunting, got everything including a saddle. I got an ESS and did not care for it so I have a TX5 Lonestar on order. I mainly plan on SRT climbing but got an Ultimate One Stick for trees I don't have presets in. I really look forward to getting into this.
"Too light in the cakes" too funny. I watched this whole video and i'm about 3" taller than an elf. Great video very informative but I still want to see a fat guy do it. You're big but I wouldn't call you fat by any means.
so I'm a 42 yo 6'6 300lb guy, so not small but any means. I bought a saddle and gear to try this, but scared to practice lol....I've only ever hunted out of a shooting house, never even used a climber🤦♂️🤦♂️
Wow, impressed! Gotta ask, have you ever dropped your climbing stick going up a tree? I"m a newbie to this type of tree climbing. I use traditional tree climber.
@@PrivilegedBowhunter I need to educate myself how the rappelling works going up but most importantly going down for this climbing approach. I'm sure I can find out more on TH-cam. I see the value cutting down walk-in weight walking into woods. My current tree climber works and it's light at 20lbs but it's still 20lbs. Note: You did a fantastic video job and I am gaining interest to a single stick/aider setup to lighten my hunting load. I just need to figure out where to get started locally. Great video!
What are you using to hold your tether up, I didn’t see any locking device. Might want to give the OHM tether locker a try. Make getting your rope out easier also. Enjoy your videos thanks. One sticker to another. Jim
I have an Ohm tether locker, just haven't put it on my tether. I give my tether a good tug to set it into the tree, almost like you would a climbing stick. Holds really well. Thanks for supporting the channel bud🙌🏿
I understand that you switched to using a 3 step aider as opposed to the 2 step aider. I know that 3rd step when you are setting up on the ground, but once you are past that (higher than the first move) and hanging from the tether, does the 3rd step still help you? Are you able to use the 3rd aider step for your 2nd and follow-on moves, or for those higher moves do you only use the top two steps of the aider?
@@PrivilegedBowhunter it’s the EWO but I got it with a double step on top since I’m still using my platform. I like the “platform” on the Wingman more over what EWO has. I have a spot on Schofield I climb but it’s not so easy to get to with the grass as tall as it is right now.
I'm less than 6' tall, 270 lbs. so definitely fat for the purposes of this discussion. This one-stick thing is scary and slow. Much better to climb a rope, which I did last season. Check out www.youtube.com/@jrbtc
Awesome video. I don't have Instagram. Tried Facebook messenger. New to Oahu looking for a mentor for hog hunting on the Island with Archery, would you have some time to help me out?
Anyone can do it just go slow all these videos up tree and set up in seconds are funny, honestly go early take your time. I can’t stand sticks with size 14 boots all seem to close to tree. 6-1 290
Great video!!! I am roughly same size as you and this inspired me to not give up on one sticking. I think the whole key is to take your time and not to rush. As they say, smooth is fast, fast is smooth.
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All that in Crocs
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They really are superior footwear
And they not in 4x4 mode 😂
Thank you for taking it slow and thoroughly explaining what you did and why. I am new to using a saddle this year and I am a 50 year 6’2” 226 pound guy. Keep it real and have a good season!
Glad it helped 🤙🏾
I give extra points for the camouflaged hunting shoes.
Great video. No rushing. Explained all the how and why. I'm only 170# but found your video extremely helpful and educational. Thanks.
Awesome!
Thanks for the best big guy 1 stick video along with your attention to safety and all the minute details! Also thanks for sharing the links for the complete set-up!
My pleasure 🙏🏾
Thanks for the great video! I'm using a gear tie at the carabiner around the tree to keep it from slipping. Take it loose before I start repelling down. I'm 58 yrs old and 210 lbs. and don't have any trouble. Keep the faith, Brother!
Right on, thanks for watching🙌🏿
I would count it as the second move. When you initially set the stick the first move would be climbing to the platform/perch on the stick.
As a 50 year old man that is 6-4 and 255 that is new to saddle hunting, I probably will not be one sticking. However, your comment about the negativity is spot on. People should do what they want to do and keep their mouth shut about what other people are doing. I did enjoy your demo and it gave me some insight into the method. Happy hunting and stay safe!
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Thank you I am 5’6 and 260 nice to see a video for us big ole boys keep up the great job!
Great video! I’m 250lbs and one sticked first time last year. I find it much easier then putting up 4 sticks and platform. I think it is intimidating for first time saddle hunters but once you have one hunting season under your belt With a saddle and sticks and you can swing around the tree and lean, twist naturally. One sticking becomes no sweat and natural progression.
Thanks man... been struggling with transition of platform hand to hand but you illustrated that well.. got info for another round..
Nice, glad I could help bro
Great video. Im 6ft 240lbs and have been saddle hunting a few years and started 1 sticking 2 seasons ago. I have 2 herniated discs and still do it, One thing that may help some is to set your tether to the side of the tree from where your stick is. It make its easier to reach the stick and get into the aider.
I love your attitude! Thank you for sharing this with us. I am really thinking of One Stick Saddle hunting this year, I have never use any type of rope/harness/climbing, you have made this look easy and safe. Once again, thank you for sharing!
Finally a treestand/saddle video that isn't shot 2 ft from the ground. Thank you!
Yes sir 🤙🏾
Could get away from metal weight and noise of quick link by using a simple running bowline that takes seconds to tie and untie. I personally prefer to swing off side of tree to get my stick to move it up and to place it on tree. But im not using a platform and top. Just has a regular step. As i prefer a ring of steps over a platform. And putting stick on tree at ground level doesnt count as a move imo. The first move is the first time you take stick off tree and move it up. My favorite method is one sticking and using a lwcg 1.0 hang on stand. More versatile and comfy than a sassle imo. Good luck and stay safe.
Awsome video thanks for taking the time to make it
Great video. Slow and steady is the fastest way to climb. I am 67, 6"-2" tall and 195lbs.with a bad back so I just add in a few extra safe guards since I don't bounce the way I did when I was younger. I use my line mans belt from the ground up and only remove it when I need to reach for the stick to make my next move or when tethered in at hunting height. I also use a back-up (prussic or auto block on the rope) below my Gri-Gri as an added safety factor.
I have recently added a "Yates Shorty Screamer" between my bridge and Gri-Gri. If I fall when the tether/ rappel rope has slack, it may help lessen the shock load. It is best to do what makes you feel safe and comfortable. A few extra minutes used to go up safely is better than having a problem.
The new JX3 hybrid saddle is going to allow us bigger guys more access to the trees. It is super comfortable and eliminates the pinching of a saddle.
I’m rocking the Tethrd Lockdown right now and it’s primo👌🏿
Good job bro..
Well done. Thank you
This guy out here doing one sticking with crocs in 2wd!!
😂😂😂 easy day
13's !!!! No wonder you made your own aider !!! Great video!
Not just a big guy doing it, but a big guy doing it in crocs. I’m sold now
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Comfortable with the entire process, except the rappelling. I've never done it, though I will be researching more.. great video, and love the positive attitude!
When I saw you rappelling in crocs during the intro I knew you were legit and I could trust what you are saying, that is when I liked the video. Good info man!
😂😂😂 thanks for subscribing
Great video! Thank you!
Good video to get the bigger guys motivated! Just a quick tip, you can wrap the dyna glide around your one stick and pull as well 🤙🏼
True 🙌🏿
Hahaha love it, we got so big cause we're smarter!
1st move 2nd move it doesn't matter! Thanks for showing us big guys how to do it!
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Great video brother!! Lots of man climbing right there 😂!! Appreciate the support shout out!!
Yessir🤙🏿
Good stuff. 👍
thanks
I like your method I climb with a vt and a rope wrench it makes it where you can ascend and descend with no back up. When ascend if you got something already preset you won’t have to worry about sliding your climbing line up as you go but good luck and good huntin
Double points for doing that in Croc's ;-)
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Great stuff. I personally practice with ALL my equipment year around whether it is my bow, saddle equipment or my late season climbing stand. Good practice makes you more efficient. This also ensures my safety because I am always checking every piece. Is that the Phantom XL you are wearing?
Yes sir🤙🏿
Nice video. Thank you. Subbed!
Great video my man
Thank you 🙏🏾
Good video. One thing you might want to try is aiders made from webbing rather than amsteel. I have both. The amsteel seems real nice, but I find I have a lot more problems getting my foot on the amsteel steps (especially in the dark). Note in your video (the 9 minute mark) how the amsteel on the upper steps tends to bend in towards the tree or out towards you rather than staying were you expect it to be.
I like the way you explain things!
Thanks 🙏🏾
Awesome video, I think larger guys are intimidated by this method. Really impressive that you are doing it in CROCKS! If I may my only feedback would be to tie and overhead on a bight on the brake strand of your safeguard, just as an added bit go redundancy.
Thanks for watching, I normally tie a Schwabisch above the Madrock for the ascent and the hunt. For the rappel I normally attach an autobloc.
#crocsforthewin
Thanks for a great video and I will remember… “toe into the tree”!
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Thanks man. I’m 300. So I know where your coming from.
Haha gotta represent for the big fellas
I'm watching this for a friend.
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I always say my initial move then I do two more. Great video 👍. Little jealous getting to hunt year round. Im kinda on another part of saddle hunting/ 1sticking. Im 5”10 190-195. But I’ve been asked if it’s for younger guys. Im 55 now 56 in August. Season starts in September. Honestly I believe it’s easier on older guys because of less weight and bulk. I really like how ya use the saddle with the dinaglide 😉😉
I've been thinking about using a knaider and swaider with a tetgrd skeletor to one stick
Big blubber and big athletic is two completely different thing
Do you think it would be a little less complicated and easier just to put your lineman's belt around the tree tighten it up and then move above the branch with your tether
Well you are inspiring me. The first time I seen the one stick method I can see the advantages of it. My hunting buddy thinks I'm crazy but I'm gonna give it a try at 285lbs. What brand is the actual one stick do you use?
Dude... you're funny! I subscribed! I enjoyed your vid. Thanks!
Thanks for the support 🙏🏿
I love your one sti king videos! We are legit about the same size & build so watching your videos is the guide for how it'll climb this year. Thanks so much for the great videos!
I'm glad to help bud, just be safe out there🤙🏿
Great video for big guys. Saddle hunting for the first time this year and doing my research on climbing and going down rabbit holes. I have to ask. Do you hunt in your crocs? If so that is awesome man. Hope all is well down there, was stationed at k bay 10 years ago. Out now
Thank you for your service. I’ve saddle hunted in crocs a few times and I don’t recommend it. My feet hurt each time
Man I’m about the same size and I was going to build a platform with the muddy pro and the up I currently have a jx3 so it’s going to be a little different but I’m thinking of switching to a regular saddle
my man is not only showing us big men can do it but doing it in crocks lol.. great viedo
Crocs... the official footwear of one stickers everywhere😎
Cool
Good video.
1st of all, you're a badass climbing in crocks.
@@robbattlecryawesome8549 😂😂😂
Well done. I never considered the Wingman as a one stick. I like that big platform.
Is there any reason you do not use your lineman's belt for the move to over the limb?
I pray that you and your family are safe and out of the way of the fires.
Pushing the limits on that cam cleat?
Thank you for doing this as you really answered a bunch of the questions I had. I’m wondering if you would recommend this for a 63 year old man who is in decent shape but still overweight. I walk about 3 miles a day and trying to lose the weight but am concerned about the age factor. Thanks again sir and I also liked the comment about us hunters sticking together!!!
If you’re already climbing trees then this probably won’t feel much different
I decided to go with an aider that is the right length for what I need on subsequent moves after leaving the ground. It seems way too much aider length to have attached to my stick the length needed for me to climb when I push my stick height to the maximum reach when I’m standing on the ground.
On behalf of full figured men everywhere, thank you.
😂😂😂
There is definitely a "girth scale" 🤣
I thought I was the only Crazy Mofo climbing in Crocs , Then Again I am a Dwarf Sasquatch and My Toes Need To Breathe !
You are not alone 😂😂😂
Another "big guy' sending thanks for this video.
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Once assembled can the setup be left on the rope so as not to have to re tie it before every hunt?
I am 300 pounds I have tried climbing on muddy stagger steps. I am so SORE…out of climbing shape LOL. My feet are size 16- I am hating those steps. I’m gonna give this a shot
They need a big and tall section for saddle hunting
Great video. Thanks for repping the big dogs!! Just getting into saddle hunting. Very similar size and build. What platform is on top of the stick. I feel the struggle with the size 13 boots.
Thanks for watching, it’s the Trophyline Wingman. The platform comes attached to the stick.
Do you happen to have a link where I can buy that aider?
Hey man, don't even let the whiners and haters affect what you do. They can just move on down the road IMO. YOU DO YOU! 👍👍🏹🐗🦌 Are your quick links steel or aluminum? Gotta get out and make a pig killin vid for us. I'm 72 years old bowhunter and don't get out hunting near as much as you younger guys do so I watch any bow hunting vid. Right now it's too cold mostly for me to hunt my hog hunting spot but I'm chomping at the bit for milder temps. " hang in there" lol.
Thanks bud, it's stainless. Pig hunt videos are coming soon🙌🏿
That tether carabiner setup is SUS to say the least
So - here’s my question…you get to your tree and it’s 20-30 minutes before shooting light. How long does it take to get set up? Is the one step any faster than say the Wild Edge steps…or any other method?
If you’re going to one sick with crocs at least put them in sport mode😂
Privileged Bow hunter Love it!!
Thanks for the video. I didn’t 👍🏾 but I also didn’t 👎🏾. For a man you sure do talk a lot.
#chattypatty
Solid video bro you know your stuff 👍 Where do you hunt ?
Thanks man, I'm hunting on Oahu
I'm thinking putting the stick on the tree is one solid move. I've hunted right there a few times at low altitude.
That's the great controversy lol. I don't think it's a "move" until you have to pull the stick off the tree and reposition it. I've hunted pretty low from time to time, just depends on the cover.
Thanks for the video. Just subscribed. Just getting into saddle hunting, got everything including a saddle. I got an ESS and did not care for it so I have a TX5 Lonestar on order. I mainly plan on SRT climbing but got an Ultimate One Stick for trees I don't have presets in. I really look forward to getting into this.
That's pretty much how I approach climbing as well. Thanks for subscribing and welcome to the saddle club🤙🏿
"Too light in the cakes" too funny. I watched this whole video and i'm about 3" taller than an elf. Great video very informative but I still want to see a fat guy do it. You're big but I wouldn't call you fat by any means.
I’m still trying figure out how u set your first stick so high above your head ?
Why I chose the Tethrd One Stick over the Wingman for One Sticking….Part 1
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Even higher in this video
20:30 MOST IMPORTANT FACT OF VIDEO
Great job. Respectfully my question is how much different is doing this in the dark?
About the same, just use a green or red light
so I'm a 42 yo 6'6 300lb guy, so not small but any means. I bought a saddle and gear to try this, but scared to practice lol....I've only ever hunted out of a shooting house, never even used a climber🤦♂️🤦♂️
Have you practiced yet? How’d it go?
@@OkieOutdoorAdventures not yet...I hurt my back the other day, so waiting till it feels better
Are those certified hunting crocs and do they come in real tree camo:)
Climbing in Crocks? Crazy AF
Wow, impressed! Gotta ask, have you ever dropped your climbing stick going up a tree? I"m a newbie to this type of tree climbing. I use traditional tree climber.
Thankfully I have not, wouldn’t be the biggest deal though. I would just rappel down and grab it.
@@PrivilegedBowhunter I need to educate myself how the rappelling works going up but most importantly going down for this climbing approach. I'm sure I can find out more on TH-cam. I see the value cutting down walk-in weight walking into woods. My current tree climber works and it's light at 20lbs but it's still 20lbs. Note: You did a fantastic video job and I am gaining interest to a single stick/aider setup to lighten my hunting load. I just need to figure out where to get started locally. Great video!
Lololol,,, he said # 2 hahaha...
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What are you using to hold your tether up, I didn’t see any locking device. Might want to give the OHM tether locker a try. Make getting your rope out easier also. Enjoy your videos thanks. One sticker to another. Jim
I have an Ohm tether locker, just haven't put it on my tether. I give my tether a good tug to set it into the tree, almost like you would a climbing stick. Holds really well. Thanks for supporting the channel bud🙌🏿
I second the OHM tether locker!
I understand that you switched to using a 3 step aider as opposed to the 2 step aider. I know that 3rd step when you are setting up on the ground, but once you are past that (higher than the first move) and hanging from the tether, does the 3rd step still help you? Are you able to use the 3rd aider step for your 2nd and follow-on moves, or for those higher moves do you only use the top two steps of the aider?
Most of the time I don't use it after the first move but it's nice to have my first move be 8 feet.
What mechanical repelling aid were you using?
During this I believe I was using the Madrock, but I use an atc now
@@PrivilegedBowhunter thanks
What size rope and brand is that?
Nvm I see in the description just had to look lol. Do you have any problems running 8mm rope with the madrock safeguard?
Where you climbing? I just my one stick and still practicing.
There is a spot over in Wahiawa, which one did you get?
@@PrivilegedBowhunter it’s the EWO but I got it with a double step on top since I’m still using my platform. I like the “platform” on the Wingman more over what EWO has. I have a spot on Schofield I climb but it’s not so easy to get to with the grass as tall as it is right now.
You have a 3 step aider. How many inches are in each of those steps?
19
Are you in the states ? the area looks tropical
I'm in Hawaii
I'm less than 6' tall, 270 lbs. so definitely fat for the purposes of this discussion. This one-stick thing is scary and slow. Much better to climb a rope, which I did last season. Check out www.youtube.com/@jrbtc
Awesome video. I don't have Instagram. Tried Facebook messenger. New to Oahu looking for a mentor for hog hunting on the Island with Archery, would you have some time to help me out?
Way to much time and work and always has to be done in the dark too,
maybe if u don't one stick and pack heavier equipment in. Thus losing weight?
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Anyone can do it just go slow all these videos up tree and set up in seconds are funny, honestly go early take your time. I can’t stand sticks with size 14 boots all seem to close to tree. 6-1 290
Great video!!! I am roughly same size as you and this inspired me to not give up on one sticking. I think the whole key is to take your time and not to rush. As they say, smooth is fast, fast is smooth.
Yessir