There has been lots of discussion about which seat,whose seat,how many seats,etc.etc.etc.

 All that I know is that the Waldrop seat is probably the most flexible and adaptable seat there is.

I promised my wife a weekend at the beach,figure I would get a little pre-season sit time  on the Waldrop. I even carried some magazines in my backpack. Great seat and yes, a great weekend!


                                                         Good Shooting,
                                                                      Craig

How do you carry your back quiver with the Waldrop?

No napping Craig.......lol!

Mini Catquiver Tom,it slings along your side.


That boat sailed Ron,it would have been really embarrassing if I would have fallen off it.


                             Good Shooting,
                                                Craig

Ok that dit it.... Whats the guys name and number that makes the Waldrop again? Thanks!

Just sent it out on a pm to a guy,might as well post it here.


Dave Waldrop

8530 Liberty Hall  Dr

Midland, Ga  31820

Phn # 706/577/6495

 You won't be sorry!!

                                     Good Shooting,
                                                        Craig

How much do they run?

3 tanks of gas or a dozen good carbons or a week of groceries.


I think (and don't hold me to it) that they are around $150.00 I bought mine a few years ago, That price should be close.

                                               Good Shooting,
                                                              Craig

Thats not bad.

Some of the best $$$$$ I ever spent on bow hunting.....  

Called him last week........ Told me he is in the middle of a move and will not be taking orders for at least three monthes

He did take my name and number and told me he would call when he was set up............ I bought a blind ambition chair. Made in the good ole USA out of aircraft grade aluminum. Has a swivel seat and adjustable legs. I will let yall know how it does!

Worth the wait.  Been practicing out of mine for several weeks now.  Sooooo comfortable.  So light.

I called and left message( I think???)to get my name on the list... My phone has been acting up, it was kind of weird??? I will call back in a couple weeks to confirm.. Mean while I just ordered the Millennium tree seat. Will use it to sit on some wallows and heavily used elk trails. But mainly excited to use durring the late blacktail deer season.....  

My Waldrop has become a go to piece of gear for me. On long hikes up to my spot there are times I don't feel like hauling a stand. Made in USA.

I figured if you were sitting on the beach in it that your photo would have some better scenery in it....lol

I wouldn't part with mine.

God bless,Mudd

I got one last years and ordered a backup this July,he call back after the 4th and shipped about  a week later. Not a nicer guy worth the wait.

Craig, best tip you ever gave me. LOVE my Waldrop. Next a picture of the cute one on the beach.

I have/use both the Waldrop and the Huntmore 360.The Waldrop is my choice when moving into an unknown/new location. Easy to carry; sits up quickly, quietly, and comfortable to boot. The Huntmore 360 is my preferred chair if I'm going to a known location with a ground blind already established. Get to my spot, set up the chair and stay for the duration. I just don't like tramping around with the Huntmore looking for a spot to set-up. Weight does make a difference but comfort is also important. They both have there place with my style of hunting on public land. You can't go wrong with either chair.