Ultimate Mobile System| Comanche Mode| 2 sticks, Small Stand and Stick Bow 

For sure man thanks for positive words

For sure a great tool

Yeah man I still wana kill some bucks this will get me started with it

Thanks so much man

@@thewhitetailexperience6055 yessir!

We have talked about how a vest might be a good tool as well

Thanks man

I’d be ok with that man

Nice man looking forward to it this year

Ywah I have killed two bucks low and so I am way more confident with it now

That’s a good call as well think the j hook does not fit the arm but the gear tie might

You have my attention

So the zv1 packs better / takes better photos / better b roll camera Ur zx53 better battery / better zoom so ur deer footage is gonna crush that zv1 Zv1 can shoot 120 fps so slomo

@@thewhitetailexperience6055 I didn’t know with the clear image or digital if it would reach far enough? This made me look at the ZV1 and the RX100 v2 which has more zoom.

There’s the ULA Burst. Never tried it but they make good ultralight backpacks and it looks like a good fanny. I use a 3 piece storage system to avoid a backpack. Marsupial bino harness or hill people gear chest pack; admin pouch under the seat; and a Maxpedition octa versapack fanny. If you utilize smart water bottles (lightweight option that’s bpa free) and shock chord creatively mounted, you can secure a light weight liter of water horizontal above a Fanny. The Fanny itself acts like a shelf and the water being squared and centered close on your body is more stable during travel. The thin long shape of smart water bottles makes them a bit more stable when horizontal and you’ll notice the weight difference on a lightweight pack like a Fanny. The trick is to get the shock chord attached wide over the length of the bottle then synch it down. Works great and is very low bulk. When not carrying water you can strap fleece, hats, gloves, etc with the shock chord. 2 liters of water gets a little heavy for a Fanny without it sagging. However you can use the shock chord trick to afix bottle number 2 vertically on your tree stand seat/shelf if you forego the backpack. Take the bottle on the Fanny up the tree with you, leave the second that was on the stand at the base of the tree, then store a third in your vehicle for before and after the hunt. Also as I’m sure you know, keep lots of high fat snacks because it’s small yet calorically dense (9 calories per gram vs 4 calories per gram for carbs or protein) and fatty foods have a higher thermic effect internally due to fat being harder to break down (keeps you warmer). What most don’t know is that around 20% of our water intake per day comes from food, so it’ll keep you from needing as much water.

I pulled out my Platow pack and checked it out and can fit larger sized water bottles in it. You can take off the backpack portion of the pack too and just have the pack/storage section too. Duals well for saddles if you choose to use one.

Yeah I know a few guys like the tool belt

@@thewhitetailexperience6055 platow pack has worked for me and is quite a bit cheaper

Same here. Holds everything I need. If I’m going somewhere I may need to pack a deer out. I just throw in my ultra light Eddie Bauer back pack. It folds into its own pocket and cost like 20 bucks. Takes up very little room. In the tool belt and can throw it over the stand and walk out.

Ok thanks man company Called hill people gear has my attention