Men’s Journal aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Like most folks here in Georgia, I do most of my deer hunting on ...

Saddle hunting makes the most sense when you're chasing mobile whitetails on high-pressure public land, need to hide behind a tree, or want to access spots where hauling a traditional stand isn't ...

For decades, hunters have relied on traditional tree stands to gain a vantage point over their prey. But in recent years, an increasing number of serious hunters have abandoned bulky, restrictive ...

My first exposure to tree saddles came when reading the work of fellow Michigan native and bowhunter John Eberhart, who should be credited as the godfather of saddle hunting. He has an impressive ...

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If public lands are your playground of choice for deer hunting, it’s time to ditch the heavy climbing stand and give Latitude Outdoors’ latest tree saddle a chance. On the other hand, there’s the ever ...