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    Waldrop PacSeat

    I love mine although the straps leave a lot to be desired. I actually removed the shoulder straps and hip belt and just strap it to an Exo k3. That way I get the carrying capacity and comfort of the Exo and can still quickly deploy the Pacseat. I barely climb trees anymore- too much fun from the...
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    Help choosing camouflage!!

    My experience is that all works pretty well if you are covering face, minding wind/movement, etc. Optifade subalpine, mossy oak bottomland, 3d leafy/predator suit, real tree edge and natural solids have all worked for me in the mountains here in the eastern US. Some of the trad guys get it done...
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    Hot Tent suggestions needed

    Springbar CJ140 or Skyliner sounds ideal for your use case.
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    ? for those with slightly narrow low volume feet

    Asolo have worked well for me
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    Elk Hunting/ Family Camping Tent Suggestions?

    Anyone from the east coast willing to chime in on whether a canvas tent would be a wise choice for year round use? My use case is primarily in VA/WVA mountains with and without family. Currently eyeing a sringbar style tent due to speedy setup when juggling toddlers but still not totally sold...
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    Impressed with Kings Camo

    I’ve bought many King’s camo pieces from their XKG line, all for 50% or more of msrp. For the money you cannot beat them. The transition thermolite mid layer is also a favorite of mine. Their xkg wind defender anorak and bibs are perfect for late season stand hunting. And their zip off merino...
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    Best Mid-Price Whitetail Hunting Clothing for Cold Weather?

    +1 for King's XKG line. You can find it on sale for cheap and the build quality/fit are pretty good.
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    King of the Mountain wool clothing

    An $828 hoodie that packs down to the size of a watermelon? Sign me up
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    Everyone like Gucci but some of us also like cheap.

    These can’t be beat for the price: $7 Victorinox paring knife $18 Mora companion knife $25 Condor grid fleece
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    Affordable elk boots

    Sierra has Asolo Hunter GVs on clearance right now for $150 - a true steal. If you have normal/narrow feet they are worth giving a shot. Couple threads on here touting their durability.
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    Stove other than lightweight options in SO tipi

    I use a Guide Gear stove when truck camping and are relatively pleased for the price. Holds heat decently and burns much better than expected…can usually get through the night with only 1 or 2 stokings. $200 all in with accessories.
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    Adding to Tent Collection - 1 Man Backpacking Shelter

    Also use a DST/bivy and recently picked up a Durston x-mid 2P solid. Haven’t taken into the field yet but setup is easy and I’ve been impressed with the build quality for the price.
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    Preself hot tent

    I have one for car camping, no complaints at all. Been in 40+ mph winds, rain, snow and down to 10F and it’s held up fine. The large fits 2 cots, stove, wood and gear. Not sure I’d pack it in but works great close to the truck.

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