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#3311326 - 01/18/23 07:32 AM Slydog chair ?
Terry Lightle Offline
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Registered: 01/13/19
Posts: 546
Loc: Sand Springs,Okla
Was wondering about opinions of these

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#3311329 - 01/18/23 07:57 AM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
jetman Offline
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Registered: 01/07/11
Posts: 1702
Loc: almost Canada
I have had one for a few years.
Love, LOVE, love it.
Never leave home without it.
Very comfortable, the thick seat keeps your butt off the frozen ground.
The legs are very stable and give you very good back support for shooting. I try to not fill the backpack bag, it holds way more than I want to carry. thumbup
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#3311355 - 01/18/23 11:49 AM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: jetman]
gunsbam45 Online
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Registered: 01/31/20
Posts: 226
Loc: KANSAS
That looks like a useful set up to me. Have experimented with some different low ground turkey chairs. 1 out of 3 has worked well, but it's another thing to haul along. I have trouble with my legs going to sleep quickly on the ground. This might be a better option than a full pack when going in and back out on a single stand. Looks like a nice thick padded seat. Do u ever sit long stands with it like an hour on cats etc. or even longer on other stuff?

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#3311364 - 01/18/23 03:20 PM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
tcprohunter Offline
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Registered: 01/16/11
Posts: 89
Loc: Missouri
Buy it you won’t regret it! Nice thick padded seat, lightweight and very solid backrest as long as it’s not soft ground. Literally like sitting against a tree. I have even used it during spring turkey season when I can’t set against a tree and the backpack bag holds a hen decoy nicely.
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#3311375 - 01/18/23 05:34 PM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
flintrock Online
Die Hard Member II

Registered: 10/17/13
Posts: 1010
Loc: flinthills ks
My son and I both have one. He had his first. They are lightweight, yet sturdy and comfortable. My right leg still goes to sleep at about 22 minutes but it will no matter what I'm using. This one at least isn't strapped on and is easy to reposition in for longer stands.
Had an Alps grand slam and a Cabelas predator seat before this and this one is King.
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#3311526 - 01/20/23 09:27 AM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
Austin Laughlin Offline
Seasoned Member

Registered: 02/08/20
Posts: 156
Loc: Missouri
Best dang thing I’ve ever bought for calling. I can’t hardly hunt without it now lol
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#3311553 - 01/20/23 02:31 PM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
Terry Lightle Offline
Die Hard Member

Registered: 01/13/19
Posts: 546
Loc: Sand Springs,Okla
See one in my future,Thanks

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#3311619 - 01/20/23 08:45 PM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
Jim Byers Offline
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Registered: 12/30/16
Posts: 626
Loc: Montana
Absolutely .... comfy and really gets you solid off sticks. Won't hunt without it.


Edited by Jim Byers (01/20/23 08:45 PM)
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#3311630 - 01/21/23 12:24 AM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
Mr. Poppadopalis Online
Die Hard Member III

Registered: 06/25/13
Posts: 3522
Loc: Metro Denver
Yep!

Have 2 years f them;-)

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#3311744 - 01/21/23 11:07 PM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
Notch Johnson Offline
New Member

Registered: 02/19/20
Posts: 20
Loc: Nebraska
They bring a new level of comfort to sits. I use mine for turkeys and deer as well. I feel a lot steadier when I can lean against the backrest and really settle on my shooting sticks.

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#3312555 - 01/28/23 07:04 PM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
jban Offline
New Member

Registered: 01/14/23
Posts: 3
Loc: United States
Listen to these people. They know what thet are talking about. I've had one for years, and I would by another, without a doubt.


Edited by jban (01/28/23 07:05 PM)

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#3312591 - 01/29/23 09:03 AM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
bjlatt Offline
Junior Member

Registered: 09/08/11
Posts: 33
Loc: Texas
I use it for handgunning coyotes. Easy to get knee support for handgun; no tree needed.

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#3312595 - 01/29/23 09:26 AM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
Tf282 Offline
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Registered: 09/04/21
Posts: 65
Loc: So. Idaho
Looks like there are two versions?
Which one are you guys using?
The one with fold out legs or fold out back?
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#3312612 - 01/29/23 12:18 PM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Tf282]
bjlatt Offline
Junior Member

Registered: 09/08/11
Posts: 33
Loc: Texas
The one that I have is the basic Ground and Pound chair. The legs fold out behind. The only other one I see has 2 vest panels that attach to the side, but I don’t carry that much stuff with me to need that.

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#3313282 - 02/04/23 08:38 AM Re: Slydog chair ? [Re: Terry Lightle]
docjon2013 Offline
Seasoned Member

Registered: 08/19/13
Posts: 391
Loc: OK
Terry.

I talked Craig into ordering one and he loves it. Give him a shout or stop by his office he will tell you about it. It is much lighter than my alps for sure..


Thanks
Jon
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