Knee rest, anyone use one?
#11
RE: Knee rest, anyone use one?
ORIGINAL: tschaef
Huh ?
I'm not sure what this product is for. I guess if you use your knee as a rest and have to stay still for a while it could be usefull, but I can't imagine ever buying something like that, maybe in 20yrs when my bones are a bit stiffer.
Huh ?
I'm not sure what this product is for. I guess if you use your knee as a rest and have to stay still for a while it could be usefull, but I can't imagine ever buying something like that, maybe in 20yrs when my bones are a bit stiffer.
#12
RE: Knee rest, anyone use one?
ORIGINAL: SwampCollie
I think I'd sooner go turkey hunting without my calls than without one of these.
I think I'd sooner go turkey hunting without my calls than without one of these.
#16
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: outside Cleveland, Ohio
Posts: 168
RE: Knee rest, anyone use one?
I borrowed my uncles last season since he already shot his bird, and he was going to call for me. I was amazed how much of a difference it made. I decided to finally buy one today, when I went to Dick's, they had them on sale for $4.95. They are normally around $10, so I didn't hesitate to buy one.
#17
RE: Knee rest, anyone use one?
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ORIGINAL: tschaef
Huh ?
I'm not sure what this product is for. I guess if you use your knee as a rest and have to stay still for a while it could be usefull, but I can't imagine ever buying something like that, maybe in 20yrs when my bones are a bit stiffer.
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Your kidding right? These have been out on the market foralmost 10 years now, where have you been? I guess you don't turkey hunt much, because if you did, you'd know how valuable this product is while waiting for a bird to show up and working a call at the same time.
ORIGINAL: tschaef
Huh ?
I'm not sure what this product is for. I guess if you use your knee as a rest and have to stay still for a while it could be usefull, but I can't imagine ever buying something like that, maybe in 20yrs when my bones are a bit stiffer.
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Your kidding right? These have been out on the market foralmost 10 years now, where have you been? I guess you don't turkey hunt much, because if you did, you'd know how valuable this product is while waiting for a bird to show up and working a call at the same time.
#18
Join Date: Mar 2007
Posts: 151
RE: Knee rest, anyone use one?
I've seen people use these for other types of hunting, such as holding it sideways against a tree when they are deer hunting and it is off to the side but didnt see much point for that but turkey hunting it would be useful.