Easiest Way to Climb a Tree for Saddle Hunting | The BANDIT Stealth Climber™ TUTORIAL
Here's a tutorial video on how you'd use the BANDIT Stealth Climber™ by Raccoon Rigs. Full product demo is on our site: www.raccoonrigs.com/pages/product-demo
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The BANDIT Climber™ is lightweight, weighing under 4 lbs and still using quality, durable materials. It fits easily in or on top of a backpack. Say goodbye to the days of carrying tons of equipment into the woods just to hunt. No more scaring off your targets - there's no metal clanking sounds here. Our climber is practically silent. If anything, it sounds like a raccoon scurrying up a tree.
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Add a set of my Tadpoles for a safer easier and quieter climb. I saw you at the expo didn't realize you had a climber, I thought it was a deer hanger. Cool mounts you have.
Not being a hater, but I have a concern. It's the concern I have with one sticking. When we attach our tether up top and adjust it to height we put our finger behind the loop in-between the rope and the tree. How easy would it be for your feet to slip off leaving you hanging there by your fingers? I would think a couple carabiners or soft shackles would eliminate this risk. What do you think?
I just want to point out that this is very dangerous grate idea but......that fact that your Putting your Hands underneath the main tethering line in the event of a slip You are now Pined to the tree with your full body weight and no way of self rescue there are much Safer methods out there all so ppl have bin doing this for meany years but just using a wood plank instead of a heavy metal bar