I ordered a Bog-Pod bipod for my wife to use while hunting from a blind. I am just getting her into deer hunting and want her to use these to help steady the gun. I have never used shooting sticks before and am wondering if Bog-Pod are any good. I know it is a little late to ask since I already ordered them, but want to confirm that I didn't make a bad choice.

Don't know anything about the Bog-Pod, but I use the Primos long monopod. Works well for me.

When i rifle hunted I used them for out west, worked great, but i no longer hunt with a rifle.

I use a bipod mounted on the stud. It's very solid and covers prone and sitting, and it's always there. I don't hunt without it, whether it's rifle or ML. I'm not a fan of shooting sticks when I can have a bipod on the rifle.

I've used my buddy's primos monopod that you can adjust quickly at spot and stalk w/ muzzleloader. It's great and doubles as a walking stick if you want.

Proud owner of the Bog-Pod bipod !

Shot a lot of yotes off those sticks.................................

I refuse to pay for shooting sticks. I just picked up an old tent from a rumage sale for $5 and attatched two of the poles together. You can make four to five sets for under$ 10.

never used them before, nor after.

I have a set of the stoney sticks and love them. Everything from yote hunting or deer hunting in a blind. I'm going to look into the primos or bog pod for this years gun season. Would like something I can use from a stand and I believe the primos will work.

For Turkey I have the Primos quick adjust short one ,works well. For Deer I'm considering a taller one they sell but I have found using a tree to lean against a real help when shooting while stalking them. My tree stand has a foot rest which elevates my knee to put my elbow on so I'm undecided if it will only get in the way while up high.