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Combination walking stick and adjustable shooting rest. It provides assistance in traversing difficult terrain, and a strong, stable rest from which to...
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I've used one of these MTM "Shooter's Walking Sticks" for more years than I care to remember. I learned a long time ago while hunting harvested "stubble fields" or the grass and/or sagebrush covered hills that I could seldom shoot prone because when I laid down, I could no longer see the deer or antelope I intended to shoot - even when I could use my pack for a rest. Besides, using an MTM "Shooter's Walking Sticks" as a 3rd leg (a cane) takes a lot of the pressure off my arthritic right ankle, and it helps keep me stable while traversing steep, rocky terrain.
The only thing I have to warn you about using one of these "Shooter's Walking Sticks" is:
Don't tie it through the antlers of a large, mule deer buck in order to give yourself a convenient place to grab on to when you get ready to drag the deer back to the road or truck. Your great "Walking Stick" will snap in two, and you'll go tumbling, head over heels, down the hill,
backwards! And your hunting partner(s) probably won't even give you a "10" for your efforts!