Ground Hunting Seat Options

[@mdees88]

I'm 6ft 1" 320lbs and I've hunted out of a double bull archery 3 legged stool like the first one in the video for around 5 years. It is light weight and worked rather well. It's actually not that uncomfortable especially if you set next to a tree where you can lean back on 2 legs and rest on the three. I purchased the Millennium G100 last season and it is an excellent chair. Very comfortable and silent swiveling. It should last a very long time since it is made out of aluminum and the fabric is UV resistant. I've had their boat seat for 3 years and it has been exposed to the sun every single day and it is still in excellent condition. $200 is pricey for a chair but the G100 is worth it in my opinion, especially for big guys. It is rated for 400lbs.

[@davidbogard4826]

Nice review. I use the Millennium tree seat that straps to a tree. Most comfortable chair I have. I can sit for hours.

[@JimmyTidmore]

I'm a fan of the hammock seat too. Not only is it light and compact (I strap mine to the bottom of my pack), but it is also the cheapest. And I really like the way you can sort of swivel in it if necessary. I normally put a foam pad in the bottom of if to help keep me warm. Again... great video both in terms of content and production.

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

Agreed! IF you can find one. Fanatic is till showing out of stock......hoping they have not closed up shop and just left the website up. :(

[@JimmyTidmore]

@@TraditionalOutdoors Looks like they have a new version called the Low Down Hunting Seat. Similar but a little different (a bit heavier). Maybe they are only manufacturing it now?

[@ShininRock]

The updated seat from Fanatic Outdoors is called the "Low Down" which has a twin pole design. Very stable, comfortable and quiet.

[@friskamatic]

Another option that I really like that would be used like the Millennium chair is the Chama Chair. It is very quiet and packs a little smaller than the Millennium. Great video. I am glad you are making more content. Keep them coming.

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

Will have to look into that chair. The G100 has served me well but always looking for more options. Also, I plan to.....I am really shooting for a video every Thursday!

[@friskamatic]

@@TraditionalOutdoors Very helpful videos.

[@mdees88]

Just bought the low down hammock seat with the twin pole design. I'm 6'1" 320 and it is very comfortable and not as noisy as I thought. I own a double bull 3 legged stool, a millineum g100 (my favorite), and now the low down hammock seat. The weight and size savings over the millenium is a huge advantage and update after I use it more this year. So far I highly recommend it...

[@alangastler9187]

Thank you so much for this video. I have the hammock seat and will be bow hunting public land this year. I was on the fence and thought I would need another seat until I found your video. Enjoyed seeing you simulate bow hunting positions.

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

Glad you found the video useful!

[@cahabarivr]

I took my hammock seat apart and washed it 3 or 4 times. It was ten times quieter. I need to check into a Millennium for the times 5here no tree

[@shawndean8358]

Millennium has one that straps to a tree , the same one u showed with the tripod but without and straps to a tree that is the best I've ever used . Weights less than 10 lbs and is quite and supper comfy , all day sets are not a problem . 100 bucks from acadamy .

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

Will have to check that one out!

[@walterlee762]

That hammock seat just made the gear list!

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

They are amazing seats, I have been using mine for 6 years or more. I have never lost an opportunity at a deer on the ground because of this seat. I can't say that for every seat I have used.

[@walterlee762]

@@TraditionalOutdoors I took up ground hunting this year for the first time and mainly just sat on the ground. I migrated to a small turkey chair I had in the closet and it did well but that hammock is smaller and more compact. I killed a buck Sunday from the ground blind where it wouldn’t have worked as I tucked into a cut over pile.

[@walterlee762]

@@TraditionalOutdoors I say that to say I think they are all great tools to consider!

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

@@walterlee762 Awesome man! Congrats!!!

[@ZenBehindThePeep]

Good review of different products. Thank you

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@OklahomaLoneWolf]

Great content! Exactly what I need to know!

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

Glad it helped!

[@dwhunter8904]

$320 is ridiculous for any seat . Plenty of options out there if a man can think outside of the box. A simple metal folding chair with the back legs cut off works. A $15 folding barstool from Wal mart works, saw the legs to desired length. I made my own like a milking stool with one leg, works great. I have a Millennium seat that straps to a tree that is the most comfortable. Good video.

[@davidbrosnahan7273]

I've even left a milk crate in the woods not to bad just put your hot seat on it 😂

[@Mississippi72]

I use a regular rotcho hammock,as a seat works really well and very light weight only 20 bucks

[@GeorgiaWoodsmen]

Have to get that hammock seat.

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

They are awesome seats....I have not purchased one yet from Fanatic Outdoors but I have been wanting a spare so likely to do so in the near future.

[@bf1610]

I love my hammock seat too!

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

They are great aren't they!?!?

[@bartcubbins3528]

Thank You for the info ! I know your primary focus is bow but I also ...well mostly hunt with a crossbow, muzzleloader/ rifle (back issues) but from what you've shown I think a couple of these could be really helpful! - with some modifications and a shooting stick or 2 🧐🤔 if you have any suggestions or recommendations I would Greatly appreciate it!!! Hunt Happy / Hunt Safe!!!! 😎🤙

[@DanielFrein-n5r]

Great video. Thank you.

[@Mississippi72]

Check out the beach seats Price range 50 to 70 bucks on ebay

[@OklahomaLoneWolf]

Have you thought about/looked at chairs that might be better that are specifically made for hunting? I’ve been looking at some low to the ground camping chairs. I hunt a lot of WMA and walk in a long ways some times and need something super versatile and lightweight. There are times where I don’t know if there will be a tree where I want to sit, or brush. So a stand alone seat sounds like the smart option, but can’t be heavy, and I already have a pack I use so also needs to be light weight and packable so I can attach it to my pack.

[@JohnAmes]

Thanks for the great video my friend big 👍

[@grahamlamb8473]

Red Neck chairs swivel, are quiet and sturdy. Not good for traveling, but very reasonably priced.

[@DirtRoadGroceryStore]

Hammock seat looks good. Any issues with pinching legs or legs going to sleep?

[@mdees88]

I have a triple bull 3 legged stool, a millinium g100 and just bought the low down hammock seat. Have only sat in it for 15 minutes but there is zero pinching. I'm 6'1" 320 and it is very comfortable. Very well built.

[@clifftaylor4712]

great review!

[@ecoutside]

Thank you sir! Really considering a Waldrop pac seat. I’m in N Ga as well and looking for a traditional archery club. Any suggestions?

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

Yes sir! We have an active club in Gainesville. North Georgia Traditional Archery. We meet the first Saturday of every month.

[@ecoutside]

Good deal, I’ve actually shot with you guys 5 or 6 years ago. Also see the club post on GON forum from time to time. Too bad it’s almost a two hour drive from Cartersville, but I’ll try to make it again someday. Thanks again.

[@jaxtonjase7189]

InstaBlaster...

[@rickhutson4564]

$250 seat ! LOL.....

[@TraditionalOutdoors]

Glad you found it humorous. Have fun sitting on your home depot bucket.