Backcountry College #3 - "hangin' around"

[Clay Hayes]

Here's the next upload, number 3, for the Backcountry College series. Here we'll take a look at a cool way to use a little paracord and a few snaps to rig an easy block & tackle for hanging food, game quaters, or whatever you need to get off the ground while in the field. Don't forget to give it a thumbs up on the youtube channel.  Thanks, ch

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=dSCNfts3wkE

[RedShaft]

I really enjoy your posts thanks!

[LB_hntr]

Another awesome video Clay!
I never knew that could be done.
Thanks for sharing!

[blueslfb]

Very cool!! I am going to try that tonight.

[Bob Baur]

Cool vid! I subscribed to your channel & will check out the rest.

Thanks for sharing!

[Matty]

Cool videos. I'm subscribed!

[German Dog]

Wow so simple of gear to make that system.


Like you said the down side is the paracord can be hard on the hands. Geuss you could always cut a short piece of wood to wrap the cord around as a handle when you pull up the weight.

Keep these videos coming, great stuff!

[TxAg]

Cool.

Like that knot!

[longbow fanatic 1]

Awesome!

[Tater John]

[Fleatrap1]

very cool, thanks!

[Homebru]

Very nice. Thank you.
homebru

[far rider]

Love the how to videos. Great post.

[Emmons]

Very well done video.  Thank you for sharing

James

[Burnsie]

If nothing else I learned a useful new knot

[Clay Hayes]

Thanks fellas.  If it's not to much trouble, drop the folks at  http://www.backcountryhunters.org  a line to let them know you're liking the vids.

ch

[Bowmag]

Great idea for more than just hanging backs. Sure could have used that when I was gutting a caribou by myself.

[Clay Hayes]

No joke Bowmag, this little rig can be nearly as good as having someone there to help out.

[snag]

Clay, nice video. If you have an elk down in a bad position is this enough to be able to move it? Can you add more carabiners for less drag and more leverage?

[skilonbw]

really enjoyed the video