Rope Mod Vs Amsteel Daisy Chain: BEST Climbing Stick Attachment Method? 

Glad you're back in the office to make some more content like this.

After using the daisy chains for a season, I will be sticking with them! I’m pretty happy with my setup. Just going to continue to perfect it!

Very good perspective gained from multiple viewpoints. First Exodus clip I've stumbled upon. I'm sure as popular as saddle hunting is becoming you guys will continue to be successful. Keep up the good work. Deff subscribed.

Every time I hear your "game changer" rule I crack up. Love the content fellas.

Game-changing series

Good job guys!

As far as the bow sling, had one for years. For 99% of my hunts I'm going in less than 1/2 mile, it's just another item to conceal, carry scent, or be useless. However, if you are going through very thick brush, golden rod, etc, a bow sling protects the strings and cables from abrasion damage, and keeps small twigs and vegetation out of the cam tracks. I think it is a tool that has a purpose, but not on every hunting situation.

Rope mod hands down. Tighter , less sag, more consistent gaps between sticks (with and without aiders ). People argue THE DAISY Chain saves time …. That’s BS. By the time your done fumbling with getting the chain split , on the right loop and fixing the 492 inches it sags your rope is already set

I have a scent tip that has produced amazing results in the past. I am friends with a guy that has a meat processing shop and he cuts off the fresh buck tarsal glands for me. A new buck showing up in the dominant bucks bedroom? Nothing like watching a buck come in all bristled and stiff legged.

Using daisy chain as a trucker hitch with the free end rope-mod tucked.... super tight and fast. Amsteel rope mod second though, the truckers hitch through a loop will cinch much tighter and come off easier since the tag end is at a 3x mechanical advantage, so its 3x easier to pull off and holds 3x stronger

Does anyone use heated socks or foot warmers in late season???

Cam what kind of method do you have for hawk helium sticks?

Good thing about the rope mod is avoiding mechanical failure with a buckle.

Nice job guys. I use rope mods on my Lonewolf sticks. I agree with the guy in the middle. I am super fast with them. Never tried daisy chains but they look good too. I just got some beast minis and will be putting rope mods. The buckles that came with brought back bad memories…..”Ting!” I also think deer pee is overall more trouble than its worth. We had a deer farm right by us and we would go get it right out of the deer basically. The estrous pee seemed to be a tad darker and had that smoother sweet scent to it. Not that it smelled good by any means. Ive had smaller bucks follow the wind up to my wicks but it just never produced in my experience. It faded out with me. The bow sling i got was a cheapy primos but i think its well made and have been using for awhile. I was hinting some really thick stuff and had my peep knocked out and string damaged by a huge thorn so i bought initially for string protection in a certain area i hunted. That being said i quickly realized the other benefits. Forgot bow rope? Not a problem. Need extra hand? Sling that baby on your back. I would also swing the bow around front when i had a bigger back pack on and rest my binos over the top of it which allowed me to glass without setting bow down every time. I did try putting my sticks in it but never got it to work right. Anyway, enjoyed the video keep it up. I just subscribed!

The buckle is only faster if the length set for transport is close to the diameter you need for the tree. If you need to give or take slack it is no big deal but not faster. The buckles are slower if you count pack up time. With rope you can toss the loose ends over you pack and go. Buckles need to be tight.

Jaket gear makes a bow sling that works well also has a wrist sling and a magnet to keep it out of the way when not using it.

I never leave my pull rope hanging down. I always bring it up and snap or tie it to my stand out of the way. I have had deer smell my pull rope from where I clip my bow that morning plus I've had them here it clang the sticks so I always tie it off near the seat in my stand or around a tree or something to get it up out of the deers vision and smell. I highly recommend that

Definitely rope mod "USA" style but took prusic off way to tight to wrestle with so im running 1/4 amsteal from amsteal guy

Anyone know who was the first to market deer urine to whitetail hunters?

That daisy chain method is bonkers. I have a set of hawks that now ship with daisy chains. I treat them exactly like rope mods.

Spoiler alert: The guy on the left doesn't talk and grabs stuff, sets it down, grabs it again to set it down again, before grabbing it again to fiddle and then set back down.

The ultimate attachment is the fastest method by far.