When it comes to climbing safety, the same basic principles from rope climbing apply when we are using climbing sticks: Tie In, Manage Slack and have a Rappel Path to ground at all times. Whether we are executing a One Stick Climbing Method or using multiple sticks, using JRB's innovations, we can climb with an anchored tie in point to the tree and no slack 100% of the time. Related Videos:
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I forgot to mention (and give credit) during the unscripted video recording that our good friend Jon in the @ArcheryElite channel demonstrated a similar climb last year:
https://youtu.be/hNMJX7LOmfw?si=gWbEWMY0BhEfhNGZ
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