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- Mar 7, 2015
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- Botswana, Cameroon, CAR, Chad, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Namibia, RSA, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe. US, Canada, Arctic, Mexico, Argentina, Austria, France, Spain, Portugal, U.K., Romania, Tadjikistan, Turkey, Nepal, China, Australia and New Zealand
I am a huge fan of the 4 Stable Sticks, I bought my first set from JJ Perodeau at DSC some years ago. now have three sets, currently using the carbon fiber model myself and have the others for family and friends.
Just like @Red Leg, I have shot a lot of game off of traditional sticks and they are fast. But after a few afternoons of practice with these, I am equally as quick. With the rear support, I am much more steady than with traditional sticks. This gives me the confidence and ability to take longer shots. On larger antelope I am comfortable to 300M plus, most recently I shot a Red Fronted Gazelle straight on at 180m. The target was about the size of a teacup. I would have never taken that shot off of traditional sticks.
I carry them everywhere now and use them as a walking stick while stalking. Money well spent in my opinion.
Just like @Red Leg, I have shot a lot of game off of traditional sticks and they are fast. But after a few afternoons of practice with these, I am equally as quick. With the rear support, I am much more steady than with traditional sticks. This gives me the confidence and ability to take longer shots. On larger antelope I am comfortable to 300M plus, most recently I shot a Red Fronted Gazelle straight on at 180m. The target was about the size of a teacup. I would have never taken that shot off of traditional sticks.
I carry them everywhere now and use them as a walking stick while stalking. Money well spent in my opinion.