Whether your hiking in several miles or hitting that quick sit after work, the Ambush will no doubt be an irreplaceable tool in your hunting arsenal. This ultralight unit will allow you to hunt places you never thought possible. The Ambush is designed in the image of its original counterpart, the assassin, which features the same excellent stability and standing room with an astounding weight reduction. BUT, I have been hunting with John Tucker (inventor of the Tactisaddle) for the last 25 years. I still spend most of my time in a Lone Wolf stand. Best Saddle I have ever used I have only dabbled with saddle hunting off and on for the last 20 years. Twelve years later Lone Wolf Custom gear brings you the Kuhnert's Ambush. First saddle kill Johnnow I’m buck hunting. The first-ever cast aluminum saddle platform designed by Brad and Andrae, creating a whole new trend of mobile hunting. He was shocked at the weight of the Lone Wolf stands Andrae had designed and began using the smaller models for saddle hunting himself. Not long after, the creative mind behind saddle hunting met the creator of cast aluminum treestand technology, Andrae D’Acquisto. Some folks still use climbers, with some repetition I got to where the lock on was just as fast for me and didn’t see any advantage to the climber. Made of steel, they were very compact but remained heavy. I have a saddle and platform now that I use when mobile which would have been even better on the public land I hunted, but most of my whitetail hunting is on leased land where the stands stay up year round. Primarily hunting from limbs and steps to avoid hauling bulky treestands, Brad sparked the idea of a small compact platform to use in conjunction with his saddle. The weight reduction and versatility of a saddle proved optimal for his treks into the big woods of northern Wisconsin. Some of you may think saddle hunting with micro platforms is a new trend, but the fact is the Lone Wolf guys have been at this for decades!īrad Kuhnert began hunting from a saddle in the mid-1980s.
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