I don’t hunt in the woods. Pdog shooter, so weight is a lesser concern.The Trigger stick needs to be maintained like any other tripod.
The internal screws do get loose over time and I've had the same thing happen to me, but with a pig saddle attached.
Luckily I was able to trace my route and found it with the help of the thermal monocular.
I bought another trigger stick as a backup the next day.
The Alpha Trigger stick is an option, but still too heavy and not quick enough adjustment wise for my style of hump and shoot hunting on uneven terrain.
I have several high dollar tripods available, but always seem to gravitate towards the trigger stick.
I'm willing to compromise on stability for a much lighter and quicker set up tripod.
I carry a shortened trigger stick monopod for the web/brush clearing.
It also makes a great quick adjustable rear rest for longer shots.
Crimped a small bungee to secure it to the stock and act as a wrist strap during nighttime swordplay.
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But for the times I hoof it a little to a dog town I like my RRS tripod. I started out with a trigger stick tripod, however.
The RRS is unsurprisingly better, but I’ve fooled inside with using the trigger stick tripod as a rear support with the RRS. Seems to work well.
Now I just have to remember to try it outside when shooting something!
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