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      samu reacted to Plebe's post in the thread Favorite "large" platform? with Like Like.
      The LWCG Ranger is 17” deep. It’s a bit hefty and bulky, but I imagine that’s a great depth. My climbing platform is 22” deep, and I...
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      samu replied to the thread Favorite "large" platform?.
      Compound, though I’m fairly large and shoot 30” DL. I agree, depth helps a lot, there’s just missing 2” to make use of it fully for me...
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      samu replied to the thread Favorite "large" platform?.
      Even largest platform still won’t let you stand up and shoot away from tree. Sometimes you get lucky with crooked tree. Arsenal RZR...
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      samu replied to the thread What kind of rope is everyone going with?.
      Interesting observation, I've been using Petzl Volta 9.2 for two dozen climbs now. It's great, supple, dry cover treated dynamic rope...
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      samu replied to the thread Gear hoist .
      Late season problems, but with heavy jacket, bow and backpack using long rappel rope for tethering, I tie the end of the rope to...
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      samu replied to the thread LWCG stand setups.
      Much easier to chop down extended than extend the regular. Regular would crowd even 1.0 depending on what bow you got.
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      samu replied to the thread The Effect of Dirt on Climbing Ropes.
      Do note the quality of the dirt. If it's mainly organic matter I doubt the effect is as severe. Avoid sand and fine dust and use dry...
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      samu replied to the thread The Effect of Dirt on Climbing Ropes.
      Mammut recommendation for dry treated ropes makes sense in that light. Two ropes I use have the dry cover or "duratec dry" treatment...
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      samu replied to the thread The Effect of Dirt on Climbing Ropes.
      One bit of redemption for hunters is, our dirt the ropes get exposed to is largely organic. Tree bark and moss etc. that doesn't have...
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