Saddle Hunting

Our split tails are made from premium arborist ropes and spliced by the professionals at Iron Street Rope Splicing. 60" (5') overall length is ideal for tying your Blake's hitch or other climbing knot.A tight-eye fits your carabiner snugly, while a 5"...

Our split tails are made from premium arborist ropes and spliced by the professionals at Iron Street Rope Splicing. 60" (5') overall length is ideal for tying your Blake's hitch or other climbing knot.A tight-eye fits your carabiner snugly, while a 5"...

Positioning lanyards with one tight eye and one 5" eye. Made from Predator camo climbing rope. Use with a suitable prusik and carabiner for positioning in the tree.Made from Samson Ropes's Predator: 11.4mm (7/16") diameter, double-braid, 6,000 lb rope...

Positioning lanyard with a double-locking rope clip. The clip is anodized black for low visibility, and requires two motions to open. Use with suitable prusik for adjustment.Made from Samson Ropes's Predator: 11.4mm (7/16+") diameter, double-braid, 6,000...

Camouflaged double-braid climbing line at 11.4mm from Samson. This is an excellent climbing line that will work with your favorite hitch cords and climbing hardware, but allows you to keep a low profile in the tree. Perfect for rec climbs, saddle...

Bigboy 2000: 14.2" (360mm) blade, 5.5 teeth per inch. Outback edition for hunters and backpackers. The Silky Outback Edition hand saws feature a handle made of arbor composite which provides excellent grip and control for wet, cold and game-processing...

Pocketboy 170: 6.75" (170mm) blade, large teeth. Outback edition for hunters and backpackers. The Silky Outback Edition hand saws feature a handle made of arbor composite which provides excellent grip and control for wet, cold and game-processing...

The Silky Outback Edition hand saws feature a handle made of arbor composite which provides excellent grip and control for wet, cold and game-processing conditions. The blade can cut bone and wood, and is black-plated with a nickel/tin blend to improve...