Steven.Elmore
Lil-Rokslider
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Always have one in my pack.
Well there is a Stan Perfex floating around in the woods of North East California and another someplace in Nevada. I use a tether and wrist strap on them now. LOLA backup to the backup! You are a true Boy Scout
This thread has me thinking we have bunch of weirdos on this site that somehow "forget" their releases at home/camp.I typically keep on in the car, but I don't usually carry another in my pack, this thread has me second guessing that decision.
You’d have it coming. Karma is a bitch!This thread has me thinking we have bunch of weirdos on this site that somehow "forget" their releases at home/camp.
I just can't fathom how that is possible and I'll freely admit that I'm a bit scatter brained sometimes! I think this is one of those "you pack your fears" scenarios mostly.
Now that I've said this, watch me forget my release at camp this season!
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Both. In the truck and in the pack.
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Totally agree, I took a spill hunting mule deer in Arizona and the sand completely trashed my scott backspin. I luckily had a backup in the truck for the rest of the trip. Scott completely warrantied it for free which was nice.I’ve stuck release in mud when I fell, had one gum up from iron in the soil when belly crawling, and had one start to fire at 1/8th draw when a set screw inexplicably backed out. Back-up releases can be handy even when you haven’t lost your primary.
I never really liked the tiny pouches on the sides of my Kuiu bino harness for keeping the typical stuff in it (puffer bottle, etc.), but I in Nov. I got stuck quite a ways from my backpack and one now holds a little Petzl headlamp. Might have to see if my releases fit in the other though I doubt it.In my pack. I carry mine in the Bino harness and it seems like the most likely thing to get lost. I really don’t want to have to hike out over 2 ounces that I leave laying around somewhere and lose