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Staggs in the Wild
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The Staggs boys enjoying themselves outdoors in the wild... trapping, hunting, & fishing -- and sharing some helpful tips along the way.
Need A Big Boy One-Sticking Stick?
Treetop Hunting & Outdoors owner Jarrett Lirosi shows off their Big Boy stick they’ll build custom for anyone that wants one. This thing is built like a tank to hold one - but surprisingly isn’t as heavy as you’d think. #onesticking #mobilesnyper #mobilehuntersexpo2024
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Tree Styx Climbing Sticks: Worth The Money?
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Today we take a close look at Tree Styx... the new king of ultralight in climbing sticks. Packed with features, it also packs a bit of a punch to your wallet ... but is it worth it?
Talking Trophy Catfish Techniques
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I jump on a podcast with the boys from the Outdoor Drive to talk about how I got into catfishing, what the future holds for me and the different techniques we use to chase after giant blues on the Mississippi River.
Why Do My Feet Hurt? Platforms & Boot Choices...
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.5 месяцев назад
It just might be the "dirty little secret" in saddle hunting... Your feet are KILLING you, and no one's talking about it. In this video, we address the topic head-on, explaining WHY they could be hurting, and WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT. Take it from personal experience: if you can head this one off beforehand, it's well worth it. Link to orthotics: amzn.to/42JpJSu Link to foot rocker/calf stretcher: a...
Coyote Trapping: How To Bed A Trap SOLID!
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When it comes to coyote trapping, there may not be a more important ingredient than ensuring no part of your trap moves until he steps on the pan. In this video, we walk you through our method we've developed over the years of removing JUST enough dirt so that our traps are rock-solid. #trapping #coyotetrapping #predatorcontrol
The Lonestar 2.0 -- Did TX5 Make The Perfect Saddle?
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Matthew Tompkins has been an industry leader when it comes to putting out the very best saddles in the industry. After establishing TX5 as the premiere brand combining both comfort and quality that resulted in his flagship saddle the Lonestar Matthew steps up his game in 2023 with the Lonestar 2.0. 00:00 Intro 01:48 Dual-Sleeve Waistbelt: An Industry First 07:52 Newly Repositioned HPR System 11...
How To Set Your Stick (And What To Watch Out For)
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Sometimes we need to go back to the basics... It's hard to progress to Level 2 if you're still struggling with Level 1. In this video, I show you how I set my one-sticking stick every single time I climb. After years of using this method and hundreds and hundreds of climbs, I've never had a stick budge on me ever. Follow these tips to make sure you don't, either.
My Brand New True Talker Grunt Tube Is Broke! How To Fix It
Просмотров 5068 месяцев назад
I just ordered three brand-new True Talker grunt tubes off Amazon, and every single one of them had fallen apart during shipping. I figured out how to fix them and I walk you through the process to save the time and hassle of returning them.
The StealthPack: How I Set Up and Use My Own Pack
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The StealthPack: How I Set Up and Use My Own Pack
First Time Using Our Meat Your Maker! 1.5 HP Grinder
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First Time Using Our Meat Your Maker! 1.5 HP Grinder
My Dream Shop and New Staggs in the Wild Partner!
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My Dream Shop and New Staggs in the Wild Partner!
Buzzard Roost Saddles: The New King Of Comfort?
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Buzzard Roost Saddles: The New King Of Comfort?
The Staggs StealthPack: All The Details
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The Staggs StealthPack: All The Details
Kansas Gobblers Are Special: Gabe's 2023 Hunt
Просмотров 414Год назад
Kansas Gobblers Are Special: Gabe's 2023 Hunt
Turkeys Fly Into Our Set & Four Gobblers Come In!
Просмотров 384Год назад
Turkeys Fly Into Our Set & Four Gobblers Come In!
One-Sticking With Out On A Limb's Slick Rick
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One-Sticking With Out On A Limb's Slick Rick
2023 IL Youth Turkey Season: When A Plan Comes Together
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2023 IL Youth Turkey Season: When A Plan Comes Together
Catching Coyotes: The T-bone Set In Detail (We Watch A Coyote Get Caught From Our House)
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Catching Coyotes: The T-bone Set In Detail (We Watch A Coyote Get Caught From Our House)
Trophyline's Onyx: Capitalizing on Your Strengths
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Trophyline's Onyx: Capitalizing on Your Strengths
Cruzr's Mini Seeker: Good Things Come In Small Packages
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Cruzr's Mini Seeker: Good Things Come In Small Packages
Turkeys and E-Bikes: Made For Each Other
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Turkeys and E-Bikes: Made For Each Other
Bowhunting Turkeys or Deer From The Ground? You Need A Bow Ready Stand!
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Bowhunting Turkeys or Deer From The Ground? You Need A Bow Ready Stand!
Making HIckory-Smoked Queso Dip On The BBQ Grill
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Making HIckory-Smoked Queso Dip On The BBQ Grill
How To Make A Quality Affordable Tether For Saddle Hunting
Просмотров 27 тыс.2 года назад
How To Make A Quality Affordable Tether For Saddle Hunting
Finding A Booner: Not All Stories Have Fairytale Endings
Просмотров 9752 года назад
Finding A Booner: Not All Stories Have Fairytale Endings
I run crispi and a custom insole like sheep feet. Never had an issue for which I’m grateful for.
@@NorthernMNbeard very smart! I wouldn’t wish the pain I had on anyone … prevention is certainly better than the cure!
I had to change out the amsteel bridge,it was too much work to break the knot.
I love my Lonestar 2.0!
That's a little Sketchy, Climbing in Crocs....
Nah … I could one-stick barefooted if the bottoms of my feet were a little tougher like they were when I was a boy running up and down gravel roads. 😂
Did TX5 sell out? I was looking today interested in purchasing one and everything says sold out. A google search said they joined latitude.👎I don’t like any of latitudes saddles
@@bryanmoring4298 yes. Latitude bought TX5 and now Matthew Tompkins is designing for them.
@@StaggsintheWild I wish they’d come out with something similar to the rayder
@@bryanmoring4298 check out their new Maverick …
@@StaggsintheWild I looked at it online. It looks like it would have too much sag and I wouldn’t like it. But I’d like to try one out anyway
The angle of your quads compared to your waistline is better with the 22” and significantly better on the 3 step which means instead of trying to lift yourself out of a ‘deep squat’ with one leg, is more like a parallel squatted position which is best for power and probably better for safety.
I’d like to see a video of entry level sub $800 setup for a saddle, one stick, rappel rope and madrock
I like the idea!!
If you are one-sticking at 350lbs that measly 7lbs won't be what scares you away. Necessity is the mother of invention.
Did you pay full price for these sticks?
Getting too far away from the reason to one stick! Simple, Light, mobile, easy to use, this is too far remove from the reason I one stick.
@@lovejoy1230 yeah, he had a few people that were like 350+ asking him to build it for them … so he’s willing to do a few one-offs.
@@StaggsintheWild gotcha, makes sense. Glad I don’t nee to carry that thing around though….
How much does that weigh?
With the platform half, which comes with it obviously, Jarrett said it weighed 7 pounds.
@@StaggsintheWild Okay, Thank You!
Great video! This is exactly the type of video i came looking for. Well done sir!!
Stand off distance is a big deal to me. Good review. Gabe is Huge!
Next he needs to come out with a one sticking system made out of carbon
It might be in the works 😉
Good review. The problem I have with the wire style aider is they get stuck on the lugs of my rubber boots when Climbing. Do others have this problem?
This style aider works with this stick for what it is and what the company is trying to accomplish in keeping it extremely lightweight while providing some functionality; however, I have never been a fan of this style at all. You'll always see me promote either Backwoods Mobile Gear, or more usually, Ultimaider's style of webbing aider. The just don't collapse like an amsteel aider does when you step into it -- but that "collapsibility" factor is precisely what allowed them to use it in this application.
@@StaggsintheWild I see what you’re saying.
Looks like great sticks! Thank you for sharing my friends!
How ya like them to the ewo ?
@@timmilliken1009 I’ll never get rid of my EWOs. We just put a premium on footroom … but these are super-sweet being only 15 ounces each!
So 2nd to the ewo ?
@@timmilliken1009 I would probably say yes given all the other features that are combined into one stick. Better stand-off height than Beast sticks. Certainly lighter. And Beasts were my number two.
The people that are able to stand through the pain long enough and consistently enough to develop plantar fasciitis, that’s an insane level of pain tolerance.
Anyway to put a cam cleat on one of them? I sometimes one stick climb.
@@robdixon2259 the only option I know of is Out On A Limb makes a cleat adapter for Tethrd’s One Sticks … you could check with Tree Styx and get their thoughts on the compatibility of it.
Jesus Crimety, who’s the giant that ate your son? My word haven’t watched you for??? Not that long? Your son got giant.
I got a set at the Dalton show as well, and just sold my Tethrd One Sticks yesterday…. These are the real deal. The only thing I can knock them on is I’m not a fan of how the rope stores around the standoff. I put the G3D rope tamer, made for the Tethrd One Sticks, on the Tree Styx’s and they fit perfectly. The footprint of the sticks are much tighter and cleaner using the rope tamer.
I was one of the ones saying the price was outrageous. But did some research and after adding aiders, a containment system, and even stealth strips it narrowed the price between tree Styx and tethrd ones tremendously. Then add in they are American made I figured why not give them a try. I’m glad I did because they really are outstanding. Great review as always but really did a great job of going over the price etc. Now when is the Gen 2 of the stealth pack coming out?
@@kirkloos8141 thanks for taking time to comment. Thought it was going to be yesterday, but there’s been a slight delay as we get it perfect. Hopefully in the next couple weeks.
Got mine and love them. Id like to see an option for a non built in aider version. I detest that kind of aider and prefer a versa aider
@@Deerpoo22 I’m a huge fan of the Ultimaider, as it’s much stiffer and doesn’t collapse around your foot as much. Having said that, this system works well for what it is and in conjunction with these sticks.
Very cool, innovative sticks! Great video. Thanks for the clarification on the price. You get what you pay for!
Purchased 4 of the Tree Styx at the Mobile Hunters Expo in Dalton, GA. No regrets whatsoever!
I have a question. Why do I see everyone using the shackle? Why not just put a figure eight knot and run your working end through that? Would that work?
@@theeverlyboys8725 I assume you’re referring to the quick link… it’s because when you come to a limb, you don’t want to have to fish 40’ of rope through and then feed it back down after you pass over it. I actually have a demo climb on this channel showing why in a video called “Can You Really Hit Sub-10 Pounds As A Mobile Hunter?”
@@StaggsintheWild ahhh yea thanks!! Everyone I see do these videos does them on poplar trees with the no limbs haha so I never thought of that
Solid information
You got the bluecat fever lol
Also, slowing the drift allows the bait scent to create a path for that fish to pick up on and get into an ambush position. This is also why boat control and keeping a straight path is critical. James Patterson would drift with the current and still do well when the fish are aggressive.
Sooo auxbeam? Got it
How to keep it from moving on the saddle loops?
End of the video shows a method that will if you want to accomplish that.
Dude just use SRT This looks like to much work
@@TheTimeskipper how hard is it to reach down and grab your stick and put it above you?? SRT is twice the work this is. Plus you need to throw a ball up in a tree and pull your rope up before you even start climbing? You’re back to looking for trees to hunt like the old days with a climber. Absolutely no thanks.
Do you think you could review on the transformer saddle?
@@frankresch3734 possibly down the road. Unfortunately I’m about 40 videos behind on my idea list I want to get through … 😁
Do you fish any?
@@livingthedreamfishing normally we do, lol. Got a 26’ SeaArk EasyCat we chase big blue cats on the Mississippi with … The river’s been crazy high this year though, so much that our first local tournament of the season was supposed to be today and it got cancelled because of the trees coming down river and a lot of the ramps aren’t usable.
Great video. Thanks for the info on rappelling without the clickity clackin hardware. Old school methods are much quiter.
In on that platform, what is the weight limit rated on that?
@@Easternandoutward 300 lbs
can you show us how you guys kill them? thanks! cool video!
your gona have 1k-1200 minimum invested in good gear😎✊
@@OverlandAddiction-qj1cn the nice thing about it is this kit has literally worked for me in every single scenario I’ve encountered since I went to this method- from climbing big aspens above an elk wallow in Colorado to multi-branched skinny trees deep in a whitetail buck’s core bedding. 💪
@@StaggsintheWild oh ya✊ no doubt✊✊ ben using it for 5 yrs now and im 62 its the ultimate hunting methoud
Mr Staggs going ninja mode on the mini seeker. Hope you're doing well sir. Looking forward to any and all future content coming or way from you. Also going them tree styx are treating you well. There have been a few semi reviews out, but I'm most excited for your indepth review.
When you are up the tree where do you pee?
ruclips.net/video/sTiwfMeNBaY/видео.htmlsi=8JMUJUcu1nPTM0c1
In climbing it is generally considered a no-no to have only one point of failure between yourself and the ground. Obviously 100+ feet with dynamic loads are different but it still seems sort of wild to have one point of failure. Thoughts? Currently I am using a dynamic cclimbing rope as a back up and for climbing I simply use an arborist ball, ascender and grigri since I am comfortable with that…. Basically harness attached like yours but a dynamic climbing rope below and attached with an 8 on a bite and locker.
You will always hear me and anyone else that’s halfway credible in the saddle-hunting world say this: you have to evaluate your system and do what YOU feel comfortable with. Now, having said that … I’ve literally got over a thousand climbs using the gear I use. Our ropes (as you well know, if you come from the climbing world) are rated well above an 8,000-lb breaking strength. Saddle hunters should never experience the whip effect that is possible in rock climbing… at least not nearly to the extent possible in that realm.
I am leaning towards a CGM Cobra for my first saddle purchase this year. I am torn on the waist belt though. Rope belt with sliding knot. Webbing belt with D ring buckle. Upgrade to a Raptor buckle. Upgrade to a Cobra buckle with D ring like a riggers belt for a secondary safety option… Any guidance or suggestion is appreciated. I know you like an openable bridge so I think I know what you won’t pick. 😅 Thanks
Do you ever see any black/grey things come out as you are grinding? Like a small spec about the size of a grain of rice. I have a .5hp from Meat! We’ve owned it for 1year now and it does it every single time, the worst was when I ground up a hog and it had lots of lard. When I go to clean up I notice it’s built up on the center of the blade where there auger tip gets inserted
I have not … and I clean it pretty darn thoroughly myself so I would think I would have seen something like that if it was happening?
@@StaggsintheWild yeah if it was happening you would definitely see it. I just took a really close look and can see the auger sort of moving at the tip while turning and rubs on the plate with all the small holes making that grey residue. I think I got a bent auger from the begging. I’ll contact them to see what they can do. Thanks for your reply
I'm curious about what strength of serving thread you use for the nocksets is it 3D or thinner...I have 3d and I'm wondering if that's to thick for nocksets?
This is the nock-point thread I use: amzn.to/3KrJGEM
what did you do to your repel rope when attaching it to your stabilizer how did you attach the dyno glide to to the rope
The answer to your first question can be found in this video … it’s part of an entire playlist dedicated to the subject of one-sticking located on this channel. Here’s the link: ruclips.net/video/5iDtdKPyh8M/видео.htmlsi=CEpaLNSCJMVI3NOW
Answer to question number 2: ruclips.net/video/juP1BqadvLs/видео.htmlsi=OHWspmLXHHKG5Zlh
@@StaggsintheWild no link here here or i just cant find it lol
@@prestonginther5624 look in the two replies just ABOVE your last one … they’re both there. The first is kinking you to a video on my channel called “One-sticking: The Details” and it’s broken down by chapter in the description. The second one is a link to a video called “Where DO you attach your pull-down rope?” I’d highly advise you to look up my playlist on one-sticking. It’s by FAR the most complete and most-referenced list on the internet.
Great video, thanks
My first season saddle hunting was awful because of plantar it is awful but I’m finally starting to get some relief
I wish I could still trap
Sir, it's like looking into my future. I keep accumulating saddle hunting stuff, but I am in the market for new knee pads.
How long is Scott's one-stick? Looks shorter than your 12" ones.
12”
I had foot pain way before saddle hunting. Born flat footed. Had reconstructive surgery. I don't wish that pain on anyone.
It can be excruciating... I don't think people understand until they literally can't walk. Hope you're doing better these days.