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ntodwild
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Anyone in the Northwest try saddle hunting apposed to blinds or tree stands for elk and mule deer? I am just wondering how mobile this is for a hunter hiking into an area, moving throughout the day from area to area? I can see it being less work than tree stand hunting, surely more mobile but........how easy is it to set (time/work involved). Would it be worth it for "ease" of mobility in a known elk area?
I have zero experience with saddle hunting although I use tree stands in a known white tail area which are for the most part permanent & on private property we hunt yearly. The way I see saddle hunting from what I have seen and read is: "quick setup" , " mobile" and safer than tree stands? Also much easier to haul the equipment?????
Anyone have experience with saddle hunting for elk or mule deer? Pros? Cons?
Thanks: Joe
I have zero experience with saddle hunting although I use tree stands in a known white tail area which are for the most part permanent & on private property we hunt yearly. The way I see saddle hunting from what I have seen and read is: "quick setup" , " mobile" and safer than tree stands? Also much easier to haul the equipment?????
Anyone have experience with saddle hunting for elk or mule deer? Pros? Cons?
Thanks: Joe