Be sure to watch these videos before you bust out the saddle for the first time: Pros and Cons of TreeSaddles, Next Level Saddle Hunting Tips, Should You Always Hunt High in a Tree?, and Perfecting a Stealthy Ascent into Your Saddle.
Everything you need to know to get started with saddle hunting. More advanced techniques and positioning while in the saddle. A clear walkthrough on how saddle hunting works from the ground up. Learn about the ropes you’ll need and how to use them safely in the tree.
We’ll explore what makes a good saddletreestand and what to look for so you can stop worrying about your gear and focus on the hunt. By the end of this article, you’ll have a clearer idea of which saddletreestand is best for you.
In HowtoSaddleHunt Like a Pro (Even if It's Your First Time), featuring Greg Godfrey of Tethrd, we cover everything you need to know to saddle hunt successfully, including the gear you need, how to set up, and how to shoot from your saddle.
This important piece of safety equipment allows you to use your hands to set sticks and the stand while keeping you safely attached to the tree. Once your first stick is up, grab your second stick and attach it to the tree.
That's a nifty look seat. But if I made one I'd use a keyhole notch on the one side and knot the rope every couple inches. Squirreling this away if I decide to go this route.