Anyone hunt from a tree saddle?

[Cajun shooter]

Does anyone have any experience hunting from a tree saddle?

I'm just about ready to spring for one. This would be a very versatile way to hunt that woods.

http://www.aerohunter.us

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[BW96]

I'm going to follow this. Curious as well. Just a bit pricey

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[Cajun shooter]

I'm going to follow this. Curious as well. Just a bit pricey

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It is pricey but not as pricey as multiple strapons and climbers that aren't nearly as versatile.


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[scoutman]

Hunting out of one since 08, but a trophyline treesaddle. I only prefer it now over anything else. Not for everyone but if you do your part, it will change your hunting forever.

[rosco11]

Very interesting!

[Cajun shooter]

Hunting out of one since 08, but a trophyline treesaddle. I only prefer it now over anything else. Not for everyone but if you do your part, it will change your hunting forever.

Apparently Trophyline went out of business?

That's what I keep hearing and I'm about sold.


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[Bullseye07]

That just seems extremely uncomfortable and too many things in the way.

[kruppa24]

It is pricey but not as pricey as multiple strapons and climbers that aren't nearly as versatile.


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Strapon?

[Cajun shooter]

Anyone hunt from a tree saddle?

Strapon?

hahaha! Lock on


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[TallTexan]

Looks interesting. Seems like it could also change the way you scout

[Fishcat91]

That looks pretty intense

[eastex56]

I guess you would use this with a set of climbing spurs?

[Vermin93]

I have a Guido's Web, which is a similar product. I love hunting out of it. It's heavier and bulkier than the Aero Hunter, but it's more comfortable for long sits. I would like to have both products.

There are good videos of each on YouTube.

http://www.guidosoutdoors.com/index....ts/guido-s-web

[boomerball]

I have been eyeing these for a few years. just hesitant to drop the $$ on what may turn out to be a failed experiment. would be way easier to take this in and out of public land vs hauling other stands in and out

[scoutman]

They require work and time to get used too, but if you do your part and want to do it,they are great. We use them hunting elk,too. They don't get in the way,you can shoot 360 around tree.