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mantis saddle and the predator platform. I took the plunge last year and have been using both

the manis saddle on the predator platform and haven't looked back since. What I love about the

manis saddle is how lightweight it is and also its versatility in terms of adding different

sis-holers and so forth

to to the saddles who help me kind of carry any type of climbing aaters or tethers or lineman ropes.

I'm basically able to walk in if I really wanted to with just my saddle and my platform and, of course, my bow,

and I'm ready to hunt. So super light, super mobile. The predator platform

is just for me, was the most comfortable way and especially for anyone out there who might

be new to saddle hunting. It was probably the most familiar way for me to get into saddle hunting

as it's a smaller platform. So just kind of imagine a smaller version of a hang on tree stand,

which gave me that little bit of familiarity

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