using a tripod rest
 

I hunt mostly off the ground and frequently from a blind.

Anyone every use a bipod or tripod?

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I user a bipod sold by Midway called a Stoney Point Polecat. I have an adaptor on each cross bow so the same bipod quickly snaps on each CB Works great in my ground blinds as it swivels and is adjustable for height.

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=221249

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I made this out of a crutch. I load it on the 4 whlr when I'm hauling my ground blind out along w/ another bunch of stuff. There's a notch in the top that just clears my rail bottom so it doesn't slide off. Also stained the red oak since this construction photo, lol.
p.s. if I ever find a replacement door, I'll score the veneer w/ a razor knife like the hill billy that hung this one didn't.

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I use a Nikon camo tripod in my ground blinds and it is great.

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One of the neatest and feather light weight rests I've tested is the Horton Knee Pod and it costs only $19.95 :-)

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I use the Steddy Eddy on my ProFusionand also have a Mono Stoney Point I use with my Excals...

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I love that camo tri-pod Sax!

I made mine too, it was pretty simple with instructions from varmint Al's website, I don't use it a whole lot but it is what I consider "disposable" if I manage to lose it.
Instructions are here:
http://www.varmintal(dot)com/abifu.htm

RE: using a tripod rest
 

I am buying one, right now. That looks perfect for turkey hunting, or any other hunting done from the ground.Is it plastic? How heavy?

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It's a plastic material. It weighs virtually nothing!

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iver been using painted crutches for years(rifle/muzzleloader). i keep them in most of my trees if im using an open treestand. this year i tried the primos monopod. i really liked it. it comes in 2 sizes.its easy to adjust right at the moment of truth. most of the huntiong stores sells them. i also use it to sight in my xbows when changing out scopes.

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Glad to see some of you guys are doing this. I'm thinking of getting a bogpod tripod. I can use it for muzzleloader season too.

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Take a good look at this one. I am a handicapped hunter and the one I have is truly the berries. Rock solid for varmint shots out to 500 or 600 yards with no problem. And it can be adjusted to any height for sitting or standing. And it can be adjusted for any time of weapon. And it can be adjusted to any type of terrain. I use mine all the time. Tom.