How To Climb A Tree With One Stick | Is One Sticking The Best Option?? (Video)

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One stick climbing has been all the rage the past few months. And rightly so, as more bowhunters are prioritizing being as mobile as possible. I took the plunge last year and have added one sticking to my saddle hunting repertoire. That said, it may or may not be best for all situations. In today's video I go over my one sticking gear, and how/when I usually use this vs my two stick climbing method.
ONE STICKING GEAR
Tethrd Saddle - bit.ly/tethrd (Madrock Safeguard here)
Kong Quick Link - amzn.to/3lBcfmx
9MM Canyon Rope - amzn.to/3AADlAg
Bow and Rappel Retrieval Line - amzn.to/3kmFERQ
Nite Ize Gear Ties - amzn.to/3u5Wic1
LINKS & GEAR I USE
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Truth From The Stand Merch (promo code "TFTS21" - bit.ly/TFTSMerch
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Exodus Trail Cameras - bit.ly/Exodustrailcam
Maven Optics - bit.ly/Maven1
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@thediscipleshandbook3974 2 года назад

One of the best single stick demos I've seen, and I've watched a few. Thanks

@earnest_yoder Год назад

The only video I saw that went through each process an even pulled your bow up like a real life scenario! Loved the video! Thank you

@bowhuntguide4049 2 года назад

The OHM Tether Locker has a loop right behind the clip that is intended for clipping dynaglide to. It works great because you can leave the tether locker clipped until you get to the base of the tree then pull on the retrieval line and unclips it and loosens the repel line at the same time. Great video!

@donst.pierre9468 Год назад

One of the best videos I’ve ever seen. Outstanding! Thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍

@a.b.k1983 Год назад

I was hating one sticking until I stopped trying to get max height with every move. So much less frustration making 4 moderate moves than 3 stretching as far as possible.

@peedeeoutdoors2975 Год назад

Great video, I followed your video today and it was very successful. The only thing I did different is using a linesman every time climbed the aider. I also think the fact I have saddle hunted for 2 years and that has made me very comfortable in trusting my saddle and equipment.

@spapi3880 Год назад

I’d recommend running your break hand by your waist. It the descender fails, it’ll pull your break hand in before you know it.

@carypeaden4147 2 года назад

The Ohm Tetherlocker you are using has a loop in the end near the lock that you should put the Sbiner for your pull-down rope through. I also pull my thetherlocker off the rope (holding the quicklink up) but even if I/we forget to do that, the pulldown rope will pull on the Sbiner and pull the lock off the rappel rope freeing up the quicklink, and then the pull-down rope, Sbiner, and thertherlocker rope will pull down the rappel rope.

@tomohandly2314 Год назад

Really liked this video. It was well done showing the whole process. I like the idea of not pushing for maximum height each move. I’d like to get a better look at how you wind up the rappelling rope on your arm.

@zerkis69 2 года назад

If You Look at your OHM Rope stay it has a loop for your rappel retrieval line.

@michaelmanthey9858

Thank you!

@doncook3584 Год назад

Real good video. Clear concise good camera work and editing (retrieve rappel rope). Especially like idea of moving from bottom of stick. I struggle from top step so this looks way less effort. Will practice during off season. Thanks

@a_m_coutdoors2938 2 года назад

I use this method but with no sticks. I use light spiked gaffs that leave comparable damage to the tree then the aggressive teeth of a summit climbing treestand. Super quick super quiet but I also climb dead trees in the marshes for sika deer.

@jmythngdmb Год назад

Good tutorial thanks! My only suggestion might be to add an autoblock when rappelling just to be extra safe. Easy to clip it to lineman loop on right side, and cheap insurance too. Obviously the Safeguard is much safer than just an ATC but It’s possible to panic and pull that lever back and let yourself down, let’s say….much faster than you’d have intended.

@CatDaddySteve 2 года назад

QUIKEST : Small old school " lineman's belt" the kind with 2 D rings , "flip line" ( I recommend the Petzl Zillion with mechanical prusic) and a pair of tree climbing / pole climbing gaffs...Out here in the Pasific Northwest our Pine, Oak Fir and Madrone can have some BIG horizontal limbs to rope into and just sit on with an attached butt pad.

@kenlavoie9334 2 года назад

Nice job. I like the clip

@chuckb686 2 года назад

The picture in the mad rock are related to rock climbing. The little person would be the climber or where you're attached to the tree. The hand is for the direction with the belay. Just an FYI. Great video, thanks for the demonstration!

@jeremywitt940 2 года назад

Good video almost the same setup I started using this year that piece of paracord behind the knot is a sweet idea. Thanks

@Whitetail101

Got to get back to the gear, videos dog your top five videos are all gear related except of course your Eberhart video which means only one thing

@jimste5898 2 года назад

Good video. Something I do different is; I clip on my Madrock Safeguard to my bridge before I start up the tree. Once off the ground and on the stick, I then attach my tether/rappel rope to the tree. On a hunt, while attaching my tether to the tree, a group of deer showed up. I stopped moving, not to alert them of my presence. This happened before getting my Madrock clipped to my bridge. Once the deer moved out of sight, I had already forgotten that I was not attached to my tether. Luckily I realized my mistake before attempting to make a movement to advance. Before this happened, this was something I never considered.