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I have several ladder stands that I hunt from but I have several placesI would like to hunt but no stands in those places.I bought a swivel seat that fits on a five gallon bucket,anyone else do this?
 
I've used the swivel seat that straps to the tree, big game I think it was. Pretty comfortable, but awkward to pack in. Maybe if it had some sort of shoulder sling it would be better. Anyway, wasn't mine and only used it once
 
I always sit on the ground to try and stay as hidden as possible. The bucket seats with the cushion do look pretty nice. I've found a few of em on public land over the years. Just last week I found a Hawk seat that straps to the tree like a lockon stand or a saddle platform, but with a big cushion.
 
Yes and no. The one I have is WAY TO LOUD for the deer blind but for the dove field, it's perfect. And I sit on the bare ground normally unless I have a little cushion to sit in lol.
 
I clean out a small spot in the leaves and will either sit in a brushpile or with my back to a tree. I thought it would be hard to draw a bow, but after doing it, it isn't that hard. Bucket puts me to high up to hide my outline well.
 
I've used the swivel seat that straps to the tree, big game I think it was. Pretty comfortable, but awkward to pack in. Maybe if it had some sort of shoulder sling it would be better. Anyway, wasn't mine and only used it once
I used to use one for duck hunting in timber
 
Millennium m300 tree seat is the answer for ground hunting. Weight about 3#. Easy to carry and extremely comfortable. You can make a small natural blind in front of you or not.
I've been using one for years. I will suggest the chill pad for late season hunts. If you hunt the ground this is the seat you need.
 
I've been using my hammock seat for a few years and love it. Super comfortable and just gets folded up and thrown in my backpack.
 

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I have to have something to lean my back against or I won't sit still. A bucket isn't the answer for me. I've tried someone's Millennium seat it's nice and I will probably buy one some day. I've tried several 3 legged stools over the years but not really comfortable and leg height on most don't suit me. A few years ago I had something so done wanted and he traded a Waldrop pac seat for it. I've used it several times, it's not the cat's meow but it's been better than any cheap option I ve tried.
Comfortable is the key and I think a seat like the Millennium is the key.
 
Millennium m300 tree seat is the answer for ground hunting. Weight about 3#. Easy to carry and extremely comfortable. You can make a small natural blind in front of you or not.
I've been using one for years. I will suggest the chill pad for late season hunts. If you hunt the ground this is the seat you need.
This. I have the seat and cushion. Great for ground hunts
 
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