Reeder Custom Guns - I know this will irritate some of you but

John W
I know this will irritate some of you but
Thursday, September 19, 2019, 11:21

Yesterday I bought a copy of Outdoor Life and read an article titled," Scaling Back". The main idea of the article is how one hunter has pared back much of his hunting equipment to what you can class as a minimalist philosophy. Ok. I know that is rubbing some people the wrong way already.

I have seen these in the past but never got the gumption to obtain one. It seems quite interesting to say the least.

https://aerohunter.us/

As it stands now, no pun intended, I have several hang on stands and a couple of ladder stands. In plain English they do take up a lot of room. Also they are somewhat of a pain to set up and take down at the end of the season.

So. What do you think of the "saddle" system? I know Gary is not a fan of what you can call elevated hunting but I am so used to it that it is hard for me just to sit on the ground, so to speak.

Any comments welcomed. Thanks

I know this will irritate some of you but - John W, 2019-09-19, 11:21
- Saddle hunting thoughts.... - MQ1, 2019-09-19, 20:25
  - My saddle hunting was done from horseback. - Jim Taylor, 2019-09-20, 06:51
  - Please let us know how well you do - John W, 2019-09-20, 03:28
- everybody has their own way of hunting. - Gary Reeder, 2019-09-19, 13:22
- Not for me. - Sid R, 2019-09-19, 12:45
  - Sid, is that weyrhauser land in Oklahoma by chance? (nm) - Asa, 2019-09-19, 15:01
    - Asa, it is Western Arkansas less than 25 miles to OK (nm) - Sid R, 2019-09-19, 17:44
      - Just wondering, my dad grew up - Asa, 2019-09-19, 21:17
        Asa my lease is due east of Broken Bow lake. - Sid R, 2019-09-20, 13:22
        Mistake of a lifetime couldve bought 30 acres - Asa, 2019-09-20, 15:26
        Depends on the locale, in Washington and Oregon - Amede, 2019-09-20, 03:32