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Thx Lance! We tried stacking all of the packs at first, but it wasn’t stable. Your pic #3 is what we’re going to do now…….

Prone is ALWAYS mt first choice, even if you have to build an elevated platform out of multiple packs/jackets/Gatorade bottles, etc...

OH we found the butt of the rifle was "super critical" to holding the crosshairs on the deer.......

First of all, I really appreciate the feedback and your examples of your success. Trees are sparse in coues country. The kill zone is...

Well old man, I am an old lady these days. When I wander from my heated Redneck Blind, which these days ain't often, I carry my rifle...

Get an arca rail put on your stock and a pan head that accepts the rail. Sit down with your left knee up if you are right handed and...

💯 use a tripod and trigger stick. I’ve taken a lot of animals off a tripod. Shot a cat yesterday. Now I have a lot of tools I use but...

I have the Polecat adjustable shooting sticks that are solid when I sit, kneel or get back support of a tree, boulder or the occasional...

Take heart, the saguaro is probably older than you, and hates it when older gentlemen lean up against it. I've never had to take a long...

I do hunt with a packframe. I should try an utilize "it" for rear support.

"GunStix" I like that design........But I believe I woukd still need "one more leg" on the rear😳

in Alaska I shot a caribou while clipped into my tripod, and used my buddies tripod leg as a rear rest, just crank it up a little extra...

I hate it when I am forced to choose leaning against a Saguaro to steady my old frame.

"Rear Support" seems to be my issue. 600, 700, 800 yards I can see my heartbeat in the scope. I try to minimize holding on to the rifle...

On elk and deer, I aim for the offside shoulder if the animal is broadside or slightly quartering away. That way the bullet goes through...