Corey (Latitude Outdoors)

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

So if that's what you're asking, yeah.

Maybe check out on Method 3 or The Lone Star.

And you know what it is about the fat ass comment, is that it's where those, the, uh, where your bridge loops fall on your hips.

So the top of your femur bone is that, you could feel that on the side of your hip here.

And that's a major pressure point for anybody using a saddle.

That and the top of your hip bone, which is your iliac crest.

So what you want to do is make sure those webbing straps do not fall on those two points.

That's a huge aspect of comfort with all this stuff.

So when you go to try on saddles, pay attention to where those two points are in relationship to the support webbing on the saddles.

You want to make sure that those do not ride on those two points.

Yeah, you got to get the thing, the saddles dialed in properly.

And there's all these different adjustments, right?

Which I don't know if we've even ever talked about this, right?

But like, you know, where do you set your tether on the tree?

How high is it?

Where are your, the, where does your bridge connect on the bridge loop?

You know how you can move those up and down?

We don't have a saddle in here.

my tether loop around the tree i always try to make it like nose height yep is that about what you guys do as well we always recommend chin to nose and sometimes you can even go lower but that's somewhat dependent on which saddle you're using depending on body type but that's a good starting point is like i tell people put it at your mouth okay and that's a good spot

now just to explain tether height real quick so as you move your tether higher right if i take my tether from my mouth and move it up above my head what that's going to do is transfer weight from my feet into my saddle as that moves lower you'll feel like you're standing more than you're sitting in your saddle right yeah so that's what that adjustment does for you so

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