Alex (Latitude Outdoors)

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Working Class Bowhunter · 788 Saddle Hunting with Latitude Outdoors · 10 Jul 2026 podcast

You know, I might spend the first two hours when I'm expecting no movement, it's not the rut, early season, whatever it is, and I just hunker down.

You know, I pin my knees against the tree and I just get comfortable and I just relax.

Then you get into that last hour of light and it's starting to get prime time, I move my tether, adjust, and I get to that standing position because I feel a little bit more athletic to shoot there.

And I'll spend prime time ready to go, you know?

Yeah, pretty much standing.

Or leaning instead of sitting, right, exactly.

um but then you're adjusting the pressure on your body you know you're not getting the same fatigue in the same spots and you can last a little longer out there

The method three is sick.

makes me happy that's my summer pack that is 11. yeah yeah yeah the kids love it it's a good trail camera pack yes yeah it is yeah the 11 the 22 the 33 um the new ones aren't on there they're not on the website access and the flyer coming well actually literally next week so we're about uh six days out on the the flyer and two weeks out on the praxis so

Yep.

I think.

Yeah, packs, they get slept on.

I mean, I think the more we've done this and the reason we keep innovating on packs is pack, in my opinion, it might be the most important piece of your gear.

it's the foundation of the whole system.

It is, really.

It is literally carrying everything.

And honestly, backpacks for the longest time in the hunting space have had the least amount of innovation outside of Western packs.

You know, whitetail packs have not been designed to carry gear.

They've been designed to carry snacks and your rattling antlers and your front tube.

Or your extra hoodie and walk into your preset.

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