$20 DIY Aiders for Tethrd Skeletors

[@BonaFideWildLife]

Thanks for making this tutorial! How has it held up? I'm just wondering if I'll have to make new ones each season.

[@outdoortimehuntfish]

Thanks - I think these probably should be replaced every year just to be safe - I am going to replace mine with an amsteel rope

[@BonaFideWildLife]

@@outdoortimehuntfish Oh I see. I made my aiders out of paracord and leftover plastic tubing (instead of tape), however I haven't tested it in the field yet. I hope the tubing helps it last a couple of years. Well I'd love to see your tutorial on making amsteel rope aiders! Thanks again!

[@seanbarrett657]

I prefer battlecord. Atwood makes it with a 2650lb tensile strength. Its cheap and stong as heck.

[@outdoortimehuntfish]

@@seanbarrett657 wow! Do you have a link?

[@BonaFideWildLife]

@@seanbarrett657 Thanks for the tip! How would battlecord compare to bankline (I have a bunch) besides the fact that it sounds much more badass 😂?

[@Trapper_Tom]

Awesome video, and gives me some great ideas for next deer season. I always had issues with these in the past with getting my foot in on the climb down! Thanks for the ideas and good luck.

[@chrissherman3666]

Paracord is too thin to use as an aider. Tubular nylon is much more comfortable and easier to use. Just make a loop on each end large enough to slip over the step.

[@outdoortimehuntfish]

I actually agree but I wanted to create options with what I had around the house