What Do You Do With All That Rope? 

Super-appreciate that!! Best of luck to you as you get going in your new venture! You’re going to LOVE rappelling … wish I’d known about it the first 30 years of my hunting career.

My original rope setup is 11 mm. I’ll be switching to 9mm after watching g this.

Thanks Paul!

Appreciate that! Good luck to you as well!

Thanks!! We use mediums.

It is ABSOLUTELY in the works!

It’s a size M/L

@@StaggsintheWild Thank you sir!!

I’m back to hunting out of my TX5 😊

Hey Shane, What I do is reach down and grab the top cleat and lift up on it with sort of half my hand... then use the other half to pull the rope out and then ease the cleat back into its resting position. You have to be a TOUCH lower to do this vs. just pulling it out, but to me it's worth being whisper-quiet. Hope that helps!

@@StaggsintheWild that's kind of how I been doing it myself but you are right, you do have to be a touch lower to be comfortable doing it

Try tying a price of twine through the cleat. Stops the sound yet small enough to still stop the larger rope.

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@@StaggsintheWild thanks again!!!

lol. No, I’m right-handed. I just like it over there out of the way. Just where I put it. 😊

@@StaggsintheWild just wondering. I run 2 dump pouches and it would be nice to only run one. I have one for dynaglyde and 40 feet of repel rope. The other one holds my back recliner,linemans rope with caribeaner, and my hys strap.

No. 8mm ropes are out of spec for use with the Madrock.

Try a F4 device instead.

I recall now that you like to use the tag end a bow pull up rope. I get it, like you said everybody has their “best” method. My main priority is to get up the tree as quiet as possible and with as little set up required when I get to height, I personally like to leave the tag end in my dump pouch so I don’t have to roll it up once at height. I know you don’t care for the Doyle hoist, but I can’t see myself leaving it behind, the little weight it adds is outweighed by the usefulness it provides, for me. I don’t use a separate platform, only an angled scout on my ultimate one stick. Once to the height I want, climb up on my stick set my gear hanger, pull my bow up with the Doyle and I’m hunting. Thanks for all the great content you put out for us, all great info!

Because I affix the other end to my bow and use it to pull it up and lower it with … I show exactly how I splice a continuous loop in the end to do it with in my video “One-sticking: The Details …”!

@@lovejoy1230 I responded before I saw your second comment … the only thing I’d add is it doesn’t make any noise leaving all the rope out, and I feel I can control my bow MUCH better with the thicker rappel rope vs using my Dynaglide or something that’s really thin - thereby potentially cutting down on noise from that aspect. Thanks for watching!

@staggs in the wild, I can’t argue with that logic, never tried using the rope to see if I have more control. I’ve never felt like I had a lack of control, but maybe I’ll try it to see if I feel like I’ve had less control all this time unknowingly. The only time I really had an issue I set my bow on the ground to far away from the base of the tree and didn’t realize until I got ready to pull up my bow. Because it was far away from the base as soon as I lifted it off the ground it swung into the tree making all kinds of racket! 😬 Thanks again for all the one sticking content and product reviews, your videos is how I started my journey into the saddle hunting community and and definitely into one sticking. I’ve tried just about all the sticks you have reviewed but always find myself going back to the ultimate on stick, it’s just hard to beat!

@@lovejoy1230 thanks man!! I’ve got about six more one-sticking videos I want to add to the playlist in the next couple months … I’ve just been hunting so hard it’s been hard to work on the channel, but the season ends tomorrow night. 😊