Nasty, wet, yet eventful morning in MO...
04-26-2007, 07:13 PM
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RE: Nasty, wet, yet eventful morning in MO...
Mike one of your pics might answer a post i have out on blind seats. Do you have any info on that seat the guy on the right has strapped to his shoulder, it looks comfy and compact?
04-26-2007, 07:39 PM
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RE: Nasty, wet, yet eventful morning in MO...
Yeah Dan, i have one of the same seats and really like it. I picked it up at Walmart. The legs fold out and it will keep you anywhere from 6-12" off the ground. Its great for videoing and really helps your knees out!
04-26-2007, 07:41 PM
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RE: Nasty, wet, yet eventful morning in MO...
Well i guess i should pay attention to the pictures more! Haha that seat that Larry has looks like a foldable aluminum chair. I also have one of those and it works really good in a doublebull (which is what they were hunting out of this morning) When im hunting out of a natural blind i perfer the one i picked up at Walmart.
04-26-2007, 07:42 PM
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RE: Nasty, wet, yet eventful morning in MO...
Thanks a ton, the tripod seat just did not cut it. The legs just sink in the damp earth.
ORIGINAL: MichaelHunsucker
Yeah Dan, i have one of the same seats and really like it. I picked it up at Walmart. The legs fold out and it will keep you anywhere from 6-12" off the ground. Its great for videoing and really helps your knees out!
Yeah Dan, i have one of the same seats and really like it. I picked it up at Walmart. The legs fold out and it will keep you anywhere from 6-12" off the ground. Its great for videoing and really helps your knees out!
