Fanny Fatigue
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: New York
Posts: 19
Fanny Fatigue
What do you sit on in the woods while turkey hunting? My arse sure hurts after an hour or two sitting against a tree.
The seat attached to the vest I use is just about shot. Not sure it was ever great, but I do LOVE the vest it is attached to. What do you guys sit on? Want to keep the vest but maybe replace the seat, or the measley stuffing inside. Any thoughts?
The seat attached to the vest I use is just about shot. Not sure it was ever great, but I do LOVE the vest it is attached to. What do you guys sit on? Want to keep the vest but maybe replace the seat, or the measley stuffing inside. Any thoughts?
#2
I have the same problem with the seat I got mine 2 weeks ago with the vest and it is better than sitting on the ground but not by much..i am thinking about one of the seats they sell at wal mart in the sporting goods
#7
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 114
I have a boat seat bolted to a an office chair base that has the wheels and plastic taken off, and piston drilled so it is stuck in the lowest postion.
I use this in a blind that I setup. The downside is if I decide to sit some where else I'm sitting on the ground.
I use this in a blind that I setup. The downside is if I decide to sit some where else I'm sitting on the ground.
#9
F Fatigue
I bought a stool several years ago with a web seat and about 4 inch nonfolding legs. I extended the legs about 6 inches with some old aluminum tent poles and added a 1 1/2 inch foam pad off an old deer stand. Also added padded (backpack shoulder straps and 4 extra lond boot strings).
I use a homemade curtain blind and use the boot laces to tie it to the stool if I'm moving. The boot laces are also used to tie a turkey inside the legs of the stool, really makes carrying a turkey out of the woods.
I also have 3 blinds I set up each year and use the canvas bag chairs in those. After 2 or three weeks, my rear end starts to faint siting on that stool every day. Arthiritis is rough and there's no way I can sit on the ground on the pads attached to turkey vest. I believe I bought the stool from Cabelas, not sure they sell them anymore.
dog1
I use a homemade curtain blind and use the boot laces to tie it to the stool if I'm moving. The boot laces are also used to tie a turkey inside the legs of the stool, really makes carrying a turkey out of the woods.
I also have 3 blinds I set up each year and use the canvas bag chairs in those. After 2 or three weeks, my rear end starts to faint siting on that stool every day. Arthiritis is rough and there's no way I can sit on the ground on the pads attached to turkey vest. I believe I bought the stool from Cabelas, not sure they sell them anymore.
dog1
Last edited by dog1; 04-19-2010 at 08:54 AM. Reason: more info
#10
What do you sit on in the woods while turkey hunting? My arse sure hurts after an hour or two sitting against a tree.
The seat attached to the vest I use is just about shot. Not sure it was ever great, but I do LOVE the vest it is attached to. What do you guys sit on? Want to keep the vest but maybe replace the seat, or the measley stuffing inside. Any thoughts?
The seat attached to the vest I use is just about shot. Not sure it was ever great, but I do LOVE the vest it is attached to. What do you guys sit on? Want to keep the vest but maybe replace the seat, or the measley stuffing inside. Any thoughts?
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