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My 2025 Whitetail Gear Setup
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items Just a hunter looking to share realistic recs that won’t break the bank
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Ultra-light and dead quiet, this saddle’s built for serious mobile hunters. Buzzard Roost nailed the comfort-to-weight ratio, and the minimalist design lets you move fast without sacrificing stability. Perfect for long sits or quick setups.
Buzzard Roost Saddles
The Seeker gives you space to shift, lean, and pivot without noise or foot fatigue. It’s my go-to platform when I want comfort without sacrificing packability. If you’re saddle hunting long sits or setting up on tricky angles, this thing delivers. Th...
The Seeker
Insanely light, dead silent, and zero metal clank, these are the best sticks I’ve ever run. The carbon build means no cold touch in late season, and the single-step design makes them stupid-fast to hang. If you saddle hunt and want quiet + speed, the...
Carbon SS Climbing Sticks
Bowtech bows are fast, quiet, and dead in the hand. The DeadLock cam system makes tuning super simple, and the draw cycle is one of the smoothest out there. Whether you’re in a saddle, stand, or ground blind, Bowtech delivers consistency and confiden...
Bowtech
Accurate, fast, and under $100, this rangefinder punches way above its price. I’ve used it in thick timber and open fields, and it reads fast even in low light. Perfect for bowhunters who want reliable yardage without dropping big money.
Rangefinders | Range Finder for Hunting
Outdoor Edge knives are razor-sharp, durable, and designed specifically for hunters. From gutting to skinning, their blades hold up through heavy use without breaking the bank. A staple in my pack for years.
Outdoor Edge Cutlery
This bino harness keeps your optics and rangefinder right where you need them without bouncing. Adjustable straps mean a perfect fit for all-day hunts, and the quick-release clips make gear access effortless.
Bino Harness
Muck Boots are my go-to for cold, wet hunts. They keep your feet dry in flooded timber, muddy bottoms, and snowy food plots. Comfortable enough for all-day sits, and tough enough for drag-outs.
Muck Boots
The Ranger 11 hauls your entire mobile setup without bulk. It hugs tight to your back for climbing, has smart strap placement, and fits platforms, sticks, ropes, and extras with room to spare. It’s my go-to pack.
Ranger 11 | Mobile Tree Stand Pack
The Max Edge gives you crisp, consistent shots every time. The fold-back design keeps it out of the way while climbing or glassing, and the trigger travel is fully tunable. Great release for both beginners and seasoned bowhunters.
TRU-FIRE Max Edge Buckle Foldback Release
The HYS strap is a must for mobile hunters. It works with any tree, keeps your gear accessible, and eliminates metal-on-metal noise completely. I run it for hanging my bow, pack, and tether in seconds. It is perfect for those states that it’s illegal...
Gear Strap
The Kong Duck grips like a vice on 8–13mm rope. I use it as a backup ascender or for quick tether adjustments. It’s lightweight, easy to operate one-handed, and locks in solid every time.
Duck - Emergency rope clamp for ropes and slings
The Latitude Bow Hanger installs in seconds and holds your bow exactly where you need it. No shifting, no creaking, and it packs down small. One of those pieces you don’t realize you needed until you use it.
Bow Hangers
The Bushnell Legend series gives you premium clarity without the premium price tag. Fogproof, waterproof, and perfect for spotting movement at first and last light. These stay in my bino harness year-round.
Legend Binoculars