Hunting & Fishing Suggestions on a low profile chair and shooting sticks

[DrainTheSwamp]

Anyone have a suggestion for a small folding chair that can be packed easily for coyote hunting. We haven’t got any snow yet this winter and I’m not fond of sitting on the hard frozen ground. Something light that sits really close to the ground with a backrest would be what I’m after.

Also for a setup like this would you choose shooting sticks or a tripod with a hog saddle? What brands of shooting sticks would you recommend?

Thanks in advance.

 

[260284]

https://shop.opticsplanet.com/beard...tm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=

https://sophuntinggear.com/product/sly-dog-ground-and-pound-chair/

This is light, comfortable, and has a "pack" to carry your call. Look at the Harris that swivels and goes to 25" or so. Works good for shooting from sitting on the ground. The swagger bipod looks pretty versatile too.

 

[Rthur]

Won one of these at a NWTF dinner a few years back.
Have used it for hunting song dogs more than a few times.
Very light weight and portable.
https://www.sportsmansguide.com/pro...-deluxe-collapsible-2-way-strut-seat?a=286201

R

 

[Nitrosteel]

Pacseat.

The Waldrop PacSeat - Less time hanging stands. More time hunting.

The PacSeat was born out of a desire to be able to hunt on the ground in complete comfort at the same time be totally effective on game. Order online.

waldroppacseat.com

It sits a little higher than some of the other options, but I’ve been able to bowhunt turkey out of it. Very lightweight, and quiet while walking or sitting.

 

[PD DUMPER]

ALPS Outdoorz Enforcer Predator Backpack Realtree Edge

 

[HayStax]

How far from the truck?

Outdoor gear lab has chair reviews. Tripod way handier than sticks

 

[Bwells]

Trekking poles works for me.

Wait, you sit on Trekking poles.

 

[Tchitcherine]

How far from the truck?
....

Exactly. Get a game call, and use the vinyl porch couch in your truck bed.

 

[Wormydog1724]

We've been using the Primo's Dobule Bull chair with Primos Rapid Pivot bipod sticks (used to be Stoney Point). It's not the MOST stable ever, but it does great for coyote hunting. Lightweight enough, easily carried in and out. I extend the legs on the Rapid Pivot bipod all the way and rest the butt of my rifle on the back of my chair with my right hand on the rifle rady to fire and my left hand holding the call remote controlling the sounds; if a coyote hangs up way out there I'm pretty damn steady with the rifle on my chair, if one pops up close I can get on him fast and track him moving with those sticks.

Also I carry my rifle using a biathlon type sling (Minotaur Slings), that leaves two hands free to carry the chair and sticks. I have my call in a bag around my neck/shoulder, and when I drag a coyote back to the truck I have a drag that attaches to my rifle so I am dragging with the weigh distributed evenly on both shoulders.

That's probably more info than you wanted and hard to imagine, if you have any questions I can post some pictures.

 

[Maxduty]

Cabela’s Hunting Lounger Chair | Cabela's Canada

Quick, easy setup and rugged, weather-resistant construction ensure you’re always ready to spend a day getting up-close and personal with your prey. Weather-resistant seat features a waterproof PVC backing, as well as breathable mono-mesh centre. Integrated carry strap. Dimensions: 25.2"H x...

www.cabelas.ca

I use a small tripod to steady my rifle and a lightweight fill rear bag if needed.