The Ape Canyon Outfitters Loaded Prospector One Stick features a sharp edge and pointed spike, with a wide blade design and integrated holes. The straps include a buckle for secure fastening to gear or belts.
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Ape Canyon Outfitters Loaded Prospector One Stick with a looped cable on top, a silver central rod wrapped with rope in the middle, and adjustable gripping mechanisms at the base. Straps and other components are attached to the sides. The device appears to be an equipment part or tool.
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A compact, lightweight Ape Canyon Outfitters Loaded Prospector One Stick designed for hunting or climbing. It features a metal base with a padded rectangular platform, a strap for secure attachment, and a textured surface for grip. The step is wrapped with paracord, providing additional durability and utility.
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Ape Canyon Outfitters Loaded Prospector One Stick

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Description

New for 2024, the Loaded Prospector was designed in conjunction with Out On A Limb MFG to meet the needs of run and gun style saddle hunters. At only 3 pounds 10 ounces, the Prospector comes fully loaded with a cable pull, Harken Cam Cleat, 3/16″ Full Bury Amsteel, 3 Step Aider, and a conveniently built in aider stowage strap.

  • Stick Length: 14″
  • Width of top platform: 13″
  • Depth of top platform: 8″
  • Weight: 3 lbs. 10 oz.

Benefits of the One Stick Climbing Method

The one stick climbing method for saddle hunting has major advantages over using multiple tree stand climbing sticks. From the lack of weight to less gear clutter and noise, One sticking is a great climbing method for both saddle hunters and tree stand hunters looking to stay efficient, mobile, and light.

Weight Savings: One of the biggest reasons most hunters switch to the one stick climbing method is becuase of the weight savings. Depending on where and how you hunt, saving those extra pounds/ounces can be important.

Less Noise: Less gear means less chance for unwanted noise.

Climb Higher: While not always necessary, the one stick climbing method will let you climb higher to saddle hunt. The only limit is the amount of tree you have to climb or the amount of lifeline that you brought with you.

Advantages Of Saddle Hunting

  • Extremely Lightweight Tree Saddles: Tree Saddles are lightweight, making you more mobile. Perfect for the Public Land Owner! Make sure to check out our new Ultra-Light saddle hunting steps for the ultimate lighweight hunting pack.
  • Little to no noise: With tree saddle, you don’t get the noise typically associated with pulling up tree stands.
  • Hunters Safety: While there have been lots of hunters who have fallen from traditional stands, when saddle hunting you are tethered to the tree from the moment you leave the ground until you step back on it after the hunt, making it near impossible to fall.

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