Web in my future
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Web in my future
I made an all day sit last Thrus so decide to use my Summit Bushmaster. This was the first time I have use it this season been using my Loc-on & sticks, but I need comfort for this hunt. After the hunt I decided before next yr I need a light weight, quiet, & comfortable stand. Right now I have the loc-on that's light & quiet but not comfortable enough for all day & then I have the Bushmaster that almost as good as my lazy boy but a nightmare to pack & twangs if you hit a blade of grass. The only thing out there right now that fits all three requirements is the Guido's Web. Kevin has posted on AT that he's working on a web that will be lighter than the GW. I'm going to hold out to check out his web but will have either Kevin's new web or a G web before next yr.
For you guys that have the Guido's web are they comfortable enough for an all day hunt?
For you guys that have the Guido's web are they comfortable enough for an all day hunt?
Cbigbear- STATE REP/FOUNDING MEMBER
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Re: Web in my future
I got the highly anticipated call from Mr. Butch lastnight. My GW will be on the truck today! The climbing straps are also in route, so a GW vid from me is my next project on the list.
Byw, I sent a link to the forum intro video. He really likes the forum, & said it will be helpful in a lot of ways!
Byw, I sent a link to the forum intro video. He really likes the forum, & said it will be helpful in a lot of ways!
Re: Web in my future
I don't have nor have I been able to try any of the webs. I do see where they can be a great tool and I have heard the GW is great for all day hunting. Some ppl don't like or care for the fact they have to be facing the tree.
For Me I wouldn't mind that since I'm a true Tree hugger.. I mean I hug trees when I climb them, putting a straps around them.
For Me I wouldn't mind that since I'm a true Tree hugger.. I mean I hug trees when I climb them, putting a straps around them.
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Re: Web in my future
Several years ago I was at the AMO show and there was a guy hanging from a contraption called a Tree Suit. I watched that guy several times and wondered if it would work. I went back the next year and he was back so I watched some more and asked a bunch of questions. I went home and a couple months later called and ordered one. I used it a couple times and became a dealer as I had an archery shop at the time. I used that thing a few years and found it to be comfortable enough and easy to shoot out of with my longbows. Facing the tree is no problem.
I had a Guidos Web for a short time. It was a friends, not the right size so it didn't fit right so I didn't give it a legitimate shot. Tree Suit is out of business. I still have one and use it occasionally. It is a different contraption than the web but fills the same need for a light weight safe way to hunt in the air. One of these days I will probably get a web and give it a good try. It looks like a comfortable sit.
I had a Guidos Web for a short time. It was a friends, not the right size so it didn't fit right so I didn't give it a legitimate shot. Tree Suit is out of business. I still have one and use it occasionally. It is a different contraption than the web but fills the same need for a light weight safe way to hunt in the air. One of these days I will probably get a web and give it a good try. It looks like a comfortable sit.
Re: Web in my future
I sat in the GW for the first time today. I don't want to be over the top, but this thing is AMAZINGLY comfy, I couldn't believe it! I just sat there with a big smile on my face!
I tried the strap to climb, it works like a charm. All I did was sit & stand, VERY EASY! I just couldn't wait until next Saturday, when I do the GW vid. I hate that I have thought about making this purchase for 4 years, but am so elated that I finally have it. I know that the word HEAVY is a relative term to different folks. I'm here to tell ya, this thing on my back is nothing more than a thick wool coat. I can't wait to film it next weekend!!!
I tried the strap to climb, it works like a charm. All I did was sit & stand, VERY EASY! I just couldn't wait until next Saturday, when I do the GW vid. I hate that I have thought about making this purchase for 4 years, but am so elated that I finally have it. I know that the word HEAVY is a relative term to different folks. I'm here to tell ya, this thing on my back is nothing more than a thick wool coat. I can't wait to film it next weekend!!!
Re: Web in my future
I'm planning on getting a web this spring. AT has a couple good threads on it also. They talk about a bridge that the saddle has so you can just about turn around in the thing. It's just a two foot strap that you can put on the web also.
Uncle Bob- STATE REP/FOUNDING MEMBER
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Re: Web in my future
I wish I could afford one. I've been wanting to try it out in my hunting areas as some of the places I like to hunt, are a good long walk in.
TradbowInOregon- STATE REP/FOUNDING MEMBER
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Re: Web in my future
Dave , did ya get footage of the GW?, Tried a tree saddle a few years back, did not like the straps, seem to be in way of shooting, Like to see this web, and a honest review,
tpcowfish- ACTIVE POSTER LEVEL 1
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Re: Web in my future
If you climb with the sit-stand method; what do you rest your feet on?
Saxton- NEW MEMBER
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Re: Web in my future
I use a couple webbing stirrups.
Cbigbear- STATE REP/FOUNDING MEMBER
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