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I have not done this before, so honest question. How can it be quiet to be throwing a ball at a tree (maybe multiple times) while standing in the woods? That seems really counter intuitive to me.
I should've explained in the video, but you can go out and pre-set loops in the woods using the ball. Then you just leave a little paracord loop hanging from the tree and use that to pull your climbing rope up. So the prep work can be a little loud (unless you get it first try and the ball doesn't land on the ground) but the payoff is later you're very quick and quiet
It's a good video, but with the Halfline system, adding a foot loop reduces the distance between moves. Scott goes over this in a video on using the Halfline system.
Very nice, thanks for the time & tips. Another thing I would add on the pros is safety- always connected. On the cons would be- on telephone poles use a climbing stand. I feel good on a 🌳 with branches & cover. Also if all u use is a Linesman belt u would want to have a branch to break your fall if u don't have a good foothold on u like tree spurs. A limp linesmans can be tightened with just a prusik loop on one side that u attach a carabiner to & then u attach the carabiner to the other side & choke off your slack on your Linesman. Takes very little time & if u do it & lean too much one way u just have to have the prusik loop on the opposite side & the problem is solved. In some situations this is better than a tether. I would like to see another video later where u could talk about not spending hours looking for a single antler in March when that buck most likely is only there after hunting season is closed. That's the time to scout & do the throw line & paracord loop presets. It would be nice to see an in-season video where u find hot sign & how easily it is to go in a quiet & stealthy way & advance yourself up a great 🌳. A 🌳 that has multiple branches with great crotches. In such a case u could throw the ball over a crotch like @ 12' while having another branch @ 8' to get your foothold. Then u put your linesman on & advance throwline over a higher crotch @ like 20' or so that u run your halfline over & hook into it. Then when u climb a few more feet u put up your saddle platform & then you're hunting. Very quiet ➕ you're not leaving an area w/o getting in an opportunity of getting in a 1st great hunt. Just a few things from another bowhunter that always has alot of arborist 🌳 work under their belt.😅
Good to hear. I really enjoy mine. My biggest tip is to do a lot of research into how you want to do it. I started out with three sticks and then decided I wanted to go lighter and went to a one stick method. I've also tried two tether climbing. All will get you into a tree so it's important to find out what's going to work best for you if you don't want to spend a lot of time and money changing your technique
