Bow Season Practice

[Reel Aquaholic]

Originally Posted by Bluechip

Any suggestions on a harness system? I don't mind spending for quality and safety.

I like the muddy outdoors harness. Tree spider makes a nice one too.

[longsidelandry]

Originally Posted by Bluechip

Any suggestions on a harness system? I don't mind spending for quality and safety.

Originally Posted by Reel Aquaholic

I like the muddy outdoors harness. Tree spider makes a nice one too.

x2 on the Muddy, I love mine. It's super light and doesn't get in the way.

[Tete Dur]

Why did you all have to start talking about bow hunting!!!! I'm trying to concentrate on fishing. It was hard enough switching my mind from bow hunting to fishing in mid-February this year.

This past season was my first year bowhunting and my first year on public land. I was able to get 3 deer with my bow. I completely agree with what you guys have said. Getting so close to the deer and not having them know you are there is such a thrill...doing it on public land where you can't bait is even more thrilling. It takes hard work to learn the patterns of the deer and then try to figure out what trail and feed trees they will be using and then trying to set up your stand correctly for them. AWWWW MANNN I'M HOOKED. I doubt I'll be doing much trout fishing in October since it's hard to catch a trout sitting in a tree!!

[specktator]

Originally Posted by longsidelandry

x2 on the Muddy, I love mine. It's super light and doesn't get in the way.

I have the Hunter Safety System but I bought it when it was the only harness system that was on the market. That Spyder one looks pretty sweet the way it gradually lowers you if you would happen to fall.