DIY Shooting Sticks, Deadly Silent, Cheap and Easy to Make, no nuts or bolts.

[@laurentduverge7851]

I've used something similar in the UK, but also ran a band towards the bottom of each leg to prevent them clashing together when walking, to avoid spooking game. Hope this helps.

[@NBWildman]

great tip, thanks

[@lifebythewaters]

Made a functional tripod shooting stick by adding in an additional pole. Used textured 6' vine poles from a garden center. Sprayed a dark earth camo on the green coating. Utilized two bands where you added three. Then wrapped the top nesting area with paracord. Last, put three bands on each leg at 7" intervals starting at bottom point, and its dead quiet. Turned out very nice!! Cost total, less than $20 and I have spray paint for other projects.

[@danieldonovan3997]

If you put a few extra bands around the long legs of the stakes they won't rattle together when you're walking around with them

[@NBWildman]

good suggestion...

[@284Winchester]

Awesome! Thanks. I saw the bag of bands laying there and laughed because I instantly knew what they were

[@NBWildman]

Cool! i wasn't sure people would even know what i was talking about

[@Rickkari7]

Was looking to get one. After seeing this, I'm in with this setup. Thank you. Genius!

[@leonardwilson980]

Be sure and send your wife or girlfriend after the bands.

[@DavidWhelbourn]

I made mine for some old cross country ski sticks. Thanks

[@micahdorroh1657]

If you add more of the bands to each side after this part is complete, you would have a rubber rest instead of the plastic. It would help steady your rifle. This is a great idea! Thanks for the info!

[@NBWildman]

great idea !!

[@raysucato2378]

I know this is a year old thread but it's a dang good idea. Just as some people modified it a bit to their own liking, I drilled and put a small bolt with a rubber washer between the sticks. I was expecting solid steel under the plastic but it's just metal tubing and easy to drill through. I started hunting with my dad here in Arizona almost 60 years ago and it was a real treat to see deer and elk BEFORE they saw us. Sometimes though, ya just have a second or two in mountainous terrain for a shot and the sticks are not a viable option for me, but they come in handy for doubling as a hiking pole for sure. The sticks seem to stay together so they can be used to shoot off of without spreading them if the situation calls for it. I might "toy" with the idea of somehow bending the bottom of the stakes (I put the points on the bottom) slightly inward like a transit tripod. It's been a hundred year old design so I got to try it and see if the bipods "grab" the terrain better. Thanks for the video! great stuff

[@NBWildman]

great suggestions, and thanks for watching. glad you like the idea, hope you are able to sub to the channel.

[@rockinstone123]

@@NBWildman Yep, I was late in subbing here. A little distracted right now. Was drawn for elk and deer this coming fall with the seasons only a week between. Two weeks of savage amusement! The way the elk drawing success rate is here in Arizona, and my age (69) it's an exciting opportunity. Thanks again for the info. I hope to be shooting off these sticks!

[@garylwooddvm]

Have you or anyone you know made quad sticks. They have commercial ones in UK but I don't see any in North America.

[@NBWildman]

nope, never tried quad sticks

[@jamescrist7060]

Thank you Nicely Done Really Appreciate Your Time and Effort, I am going to put a couple together

[@bearslayer2147]

Love your channel simple the way I like thing's. Cheers from Manitoba home of the boones.

[@NBWildman]

Awesome! Thank you!,

[@bryanreagh2812]

Really appreciate the video! Thank you 🙂 Watching from Smithers, BC

[@NBWildman]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching

[@j.j.5441]

Perfect design.........................made 3 sets of them.............thanks for the info and how to

[@NBWildman]

Glad you like them!

[@mainerusnr]

AWESOME! Just what I was looking for! THANK YOU!

[@RussellHoughton]

That looks good and I have the bands and the bander but I like a single stick. I just slide my hand down it.

[@NBWildman]

sure thing, that certainly works too

[@davidayotte9697]

I can tell you what I do I go to Walmart and I get those walking sticks you can get like two of them for $19 here in Wisconsin I don't know how much they are where you at but you can get those and you can crisscross them and you take the hand straps and you put it on the opposite side on both of them you got to cross just like that plus you can use the walking sticks the walk in the woods I do it all the time it's a lot better walking with those than it is just natural walking cuz you won't fall thank you

[@cpd833]

Super simple and inexpensive idea...Thanks😎

[@NBWildman]

Most welcome 😊

[@ajmnuisanceanimalcontrolll3895]

That is a great idea. I didn't know that nut removers were that durable. I'm going to try to make a tripod with a bipod for holding the butt end of the gun.

[@NBWildman]

sounds interesting, let us know how you do with that

[@WildPursuit1]

Snapring pliers work great

[@NBWildman]

good tip, thanks for watching

[@KaydenWestfall]

Put band in midel and at bottom on one stake . That way keeps them quiet . No slapping together.

[@NBWildman]

great idea !!

[@sweetbaboo2698]

Brilliant. Suggestion: I would use the flat end down instead because once widely opened, the pointed tips could slip more easily than the flat tip biting in the ground with its 90 degrees edge. Suggestion 2: Second hand long skating cross country skiing poles work great too because they're light and very stiff, and (often) include a steel tooth. 5-10$ a pair in a second hand sport shop. I learned a lot of very good things on your channel. Thanks.

[@NBWildman]

Great suggestion, and valid point. Thanks for watching

[@taticalwoodsman7074]

Excellent idea using castration rings 👍🇺🇸

[@NBWildman]

Thanks, they work great

[@mikehoont9025]

New Hampsha?

[@peterdoiron6435]

Price is right, great idea.

[@NBWildman]

Thanks, glad you like it...

[@jamesglenn520]

What are the stakes originally meant for? You said you got them from a Tire Store. You also said at first they were plastic coated steel and then you said they were plastic. Please explain!! They look like posts for electric fence and could be bought the same place you get the bands from. Lol

[@NBWildman]

i said i got them from Canadian Tire. it's not really a tire store..they are labeled as a garden stake. these ones are a durable type plastic, but i have seen some with a steel core covered in plastic, sorry for the confusion

[@stevepuyear2738]

What are those exact sticks called you used for your build, company name, exact length, model number etc etc? I can't find anything like them, so I'll need to order them someplace. These will be a gift for my son's Birthday. By far these are the best idea I've seen yet!!! Thanks for sharing your idea and exactly how to build a set. 👍✌🙏

[@mec5texan803]

Look at tractors supply and search sturdy stakes they come in several lengths

[@stevepuyear2738]

@@mec5texan803 Thank you for the help. I will surely do that.

[@NSTRAPPERHUNTER]

Very nice and and thanks for sharing. Later and all the best.

[@NBWildman]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@tonyanderson7922]

Great job man.👍

[@NBWildman]

Thanks for the visit

[@gamedinnah]

Great idea. Any chance you have a bag of bands to sell? A pack of 96 maybe? 😂 Seriously though, nice, easy build.

[@NBWildman]

I built a few for friends....but i can see you 88...LOL thanks for watching

[@jamesglenn520]

Those bands don't weather well if left in the elements full time. I have used them for their intended purposes for 40+ years and they are not indestructible. They also sell a tool for installation of the bands if you intended on using the whole bag. Lol

[@hvac1238]

Great idea

[@NBWildman]

Thank you! 😊

[@whatstheproblem6606]

Good tutorial

[@NBWildman]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@terrisecasy6568]

Great top save some money

[@NBWildman]

glad you liked it...

[@bdub0983]

I like 550 cord vs anything rubber or elastic. Otherwise this is a fantastic tip

[@fallofmanbrand]

nice video bro

[@NBWildman]

Thanks for the visit

[@theoriginaldashriprock]

FYI, those castration bands do hurt a lot on a man. Can't leave them on very long. Don't ask me how I know.

[@Static0Gaming]

Lose a bet?

[@growingoaks]

I know because it is in the name and I’m not a half wit but id love to hear your story

[@theoriginaldashriprock]

@@Static0Gaming Sorta

[@theoriginaldashriprock]

@@growingoaks let's just say I got cocky with the wrong woman. It was an argument about who's stronger between men and women. I told her because men have balls, we're stronger than women. And she didn't like that too much. Before I knew it I was tied up and, well...

[@zubenelgenubi]

Have used a chokecherry walking/hiking staff as a "shooting stick" for years and years! Not pretty, not very classy, very inexpensive and very effective with a .22lr up to 100 yards!

[@Silentbet1of]

My lord the whole time I was in the Marines we called it a tri pod I bi pod I guess it’s been shoot stick the whole time boy was the Marines wrong

[@MATT_ELEKTRON]

Just get that uh Castration ring... i mean rubber band lol.

[@ИгорьСаманчук-п4ю]

Приезжай на охоту в Беларусию

[@WildPursuit1]

Snapring pliers work great

[@NBWildman]

good tip, thanks