HuntMore 360º chairs are back in stock!

[Hexman]

Friends, Blood Brothers & Sisters and loyal customers!

We finally have the new 3rd generation HuntMore 360º Chairs back in stock! These are the best chairs we built yet with more comfort and better performance. If you're looking for the ultimate blind chair for hunting on the ground, look no farther. There is not a more comfortable hunting chair that rotates and is collapsible and packable. For those who have bad backs or are antelope hunters enduring hour after hour, your search is over!

We also have our new smaller 16" 360º Chairs available. This chair was design for smaller frame and younger guys who don't need as much support and for women and children. It's easier to also to put two of the smaller chairs in a pop up ground blind. For shorter sits, hours vs all day, or longer hikes and deeper hunts farther back, the chair excels. The chairs is also better for turkey hunting where you might have to be on the move.

They're built on the same exact frame and hub system, but the bottom seat pad is 16" X 16" X 16" VS the Original 360º Chair which has a 19" X 19" X 19" bottom seat pad. The backrest is also narrow, 20" VS 24", which gives two hunters more room in a pop up ground blind. The chair is a pound and half lighter.

Go to  www.huntmore.biz  to learn more or email me personally at [email protected]

Thanks for all the love and support! We could not have built this company without customers like you! I and my family thank you! (no matter what Pres. O says)

Scott Hoffman - Owner and Inventor

[Terry Green]

Scott....I might have missed it....where can we get the lowdown on the smaller chair?

[Hexman]

Terry,

Sorry, we only have the pricing up on the website so far.

The lower half of the chairs are the same, it's the upper half that we reduced the size of the seat pads. Same superior backrest support, just a narrow backrest. Same closed cell foam pad for the bottom seat pad but in a smaller size.

If you have any more ask and I'll post them for you.

Thanks, Scott @ HuntMore.biz

[Easykeeper]

Great!  Just placed an order for one.  

I opted for the full sized version...  

[Keefer]

As Scott already has mentioned and the main reason I got my Huntmore is if you have back problems like myself then you have just found that perfect chair...Just remember to let someone know where ya hunting cause you just may fall asleep ..Scott how's the reclining model coming along? These chairs were not just made for hunting but for any activity involving the great outdoors and some indoor events also...Scott thanks again for a great product that is built to past down from generation to generation...    
                  God Bless Brother'
                              Keefers <><

[Hexman]

Keefer,

Thanks! Must be half the guys who own a HuntMore 360º have bad backs... I know half of my Trad. buddies do.

Don't forget you can lean your chair back for napping, I mean hunting, using two main methods:

1. Leaning Tree Method: for early am walk ins and mid afternoon naps: Use a big tree behind your back to break your outline up. Raise or shorten the two back legs all the way up and then lower the front one pretty much all the way down to make the chair level. Park the chair about 8 to 12" from a big tree and just lean back, this allows you to lean your head against the tree and take a quick Cat Nap before shooting times. This generally keeps me less crabby in the afternoons per my wife. I normally get a quick 20 min. Cat Nap using this method. BTW, while you're snoring and you're neighbors, who entered the woods late, are pushing deer back toward you, meanwhile you're sleeping and not moving around, and your snoring is calling in curious deer, great technique, especially when your buddy is filming the whole thing and not laughing his fool head off at you and driving the deer away.

Second method, is to just lean the chair back by shortening the back leg by an 1 or 2 inches. The only problem is your chair is not level when you spin around to the backside. other than that you're comfy.

Again, thanks for everyone who has support our family business. I'm so proud of my boys who have shipped out more than 400 chairs this last week.

Scott @ HuntMore.biz

[Steve O]

Terry, I saw the little 360 at a show this winter and have been filling up the change jar ever since.  Almost there...I    need    one of the little ones!

We have two of the larger chairs, maybe would have gotten one of each if the smaller ones were available at the time. I am trying to come up with a better pack for carrying my chair more comfortably for long hike I do to my favorite spot.

[Keefer]

Scott,
 Maybe that new model should be the "NAPMORE"? Just make sure a camo pillow is included with the chair...They truely are comfortable and quiet and Scott is a man that cares for his customers and their backs...Since I got mine 75% of my hunting/napping is done on the ground useing my Huntmore 360...

[Hexman]

Pavan,

There are couple easy methods for packing in and out:

Backpack:
For Long hikes I use either my medium or larger backpack depending on the time of year. Both of my backpacks that have two compression straps on each side. I put the seat pads inside of the backpack, stuff my clothes for layering inside them. I then strap the frame to the exterior of the backpack using the two compression straps on one side. On the other side of my pack is my Cat Quiver. For years this was my preferred method and still the best for long hikes.

Backpack with meat shelf:
Some packs have meat shelf that you can wrap around the backrest for simple and easy attachment. This works extremely well with some of the Eberlerstock backpacks. This works so well I think you can find a picture of Too Tall Tom carrying both his 360º chair and Todd on his back on Tradgang if you look for it.

Folding Chair Method:
Last year I never broke down my 360º hunting chair once for hiking in, anything under half a mile I don't any more. I just used what we call the folding chair method, because once you partial fold the chair up, it looks like a folding chair. If you only detach the front of the bottom seat pad, you can then flip the seat pad up and parallel to the backrest pads. Either loop the webbing around the top backrest or if your bottom seat pad has a hook, spin the hook 180º and attach it to the top edge of the top backrest pad. Fold down the front seat leg and the three lower legs. Now you're ready to roll. This makes setting up the chair both quicker and easier. It makes it easier to "gun and run" with your HuntMore 360º Chair. The chair also balances nicely in your non bow hand.

HuntMore Shoulder Bag:
This is my buddy Leon's favorite method, he just stuffs all his extra clothing and gear in the bag, slip the strap over his head and goes.

After years spent backpacking, this just does not work for me, but try all the methods and figure out what works best for you and in what situation.

If you have more question, contact me and I'll walk you through it.

Thanks again for your business.

[Onions]

Here is that pic of Tom carrying another budddy!

chris <><

 

[David Bartholomew]

Jennifer (a.k.a. - Silver_Wolf) wants to hunt from the ground this year, so... we will be buying her chair tomorrow.   (It seems the Summit climber allowed her to get to comfortable and she fell asleep much to often.)

David

P.S.  I already have my Huntmore 360 chair!