I’ve used ropeman 1 for several years now. It’s a must have for get the shot on awkward angles
This is my first saddle and I made the right choice with the nimbus. Lightweight and comfortable. Super minimal footprint.
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Father’s Day: Lessons in the Woods
Like many lifelong hunters, my father has been a mentor in and out of the woods. Those of us who have been lucky enough to hunt with our dads, know that we owe them a tremendous debt of gratitude for instilling in us an affinity for the outdoors.
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Tree Saddle Safety - Living to Tell About a Tree Saddle Fall
In my scattered brained, adrenaline washed, haist I could have ended up not only not hunting the next morning but not ever going home to my family from Ohio. There is no excuse for not being attached to the tree with a high quality climbing rated rope, at all times. Ever.
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Off-Season Blues? Complete Your Saddle Hunting Checklist
Those cool days spent in the saddle may seem far away now, but they will be back before you know it. Make sure you are prepared by completing your saddle hunting off-season checklist.
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So, You Wanna be a Saddle Hunter…..
You’ve gone down the path far enough, you’ve done the research, you’ve weighed out the cost and benefits ... of sitting in a Trophyline Tree Saddle against anything else and just like any analysis of weight, the saddle won the day. But where do you start?
TradGeeks Podcast - Saddle Hunting with Trophyline
We believe that this is the place where modern hunting meets traditional hunting. We use a lot of the latest and greatest equipment. However, we still like to hunt with traditional equipment. We like to think of ourselves as hybrid archers.
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Saddle Hunting - Outside the Box Solutions
This past 2019 season I have gotten a lot of questions and even a few tips as other people see and have adopted all the advantages of saddle hunting. It seems there are more out of the box thinkers in hunting than most in the box thinkers thought.
How to Get Comfortable in a Trophyline Tree Saddle
At Trophyline, we try to bring you the safest and most comfortable tree saddles we can so that your time in the field can last all day. Adjusting the tether height and waist belt and using a prusik knot are all ways you can tailor your tree saddle to be the most comfortable for you.
Ambassador Feature: Jeff Malara
Jeff Malara is a brand ambassador for Trophyline. He has tried other tree saddles in the past, but that only lasted a few weeks before he was back in the field with a Trophyline. “Trophyline was created by hunters who were looking for a better way,”
Then and Now: Trophyline Updates
Trophyline, the originator of the tree saddle, is back with an updated saddle that will keep you ultra-safe and ultra-comfortable. It’s called the Ambush Lite and it still maintains the classic design we all know and love while providing some modern updates. The mesh fabric makes this saddle our most lightweight model yet and the webbing is just as strong as it's always been.
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Trophyline Tree Saddle is Back!
The Tree Saddle was born out of a family love of hunting, a desire to make a difference, and above all else, a desire to make the sport safer and more successful for mature, experienced hunters and beginning hunters alike.
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How Do I Tie A Saddle Hunting Prusik Knot?
Learn how to tie a prusik knot for your Trophyline Tree Saddle. Step 1. 1. Use the prusik cord supplied to form into a loop and pass the prusik cord around your Tree Tether rope or Lineman’s rope.
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