HuntMore's new smaller 16" Chair at GLLI

[Hexman]

For those of you heading over to the Great Lakes Longbow Invitational - GLLI, you can see and buy raffle tickets for our new smaller 16" HuntMore 360º Chair.

Now there are a bunch of better reason to go to the GLLI, but if you're looking at a new hunting chair, stop by, buy some raffle tickets, and have whole lot of fun shooting.

Hope to see you there!

Scott @ HuntMore.biz

[Bow man]

Look forward to seeing you this weekend Scott. and checking out the new chair

[2treks]

I would like to check it out as well.
See ya all there.

CTT

[owlbait]

Chuck, that chair is too short for you. Buy some raffle tickets for me, those Huntmore chairs are awesome and Scott is an OK guy.  

[amar911]

Scott,

I went to your website to learn more about the 16" version, but I could never even find out what it weighs and what the 18" model weighs. The 18" is a very nice chair. I really like mine, but I could always be convinced to carry around something lighter if I were changing locations more frequently or walking longer distances from my vehicle. Maybe you could put the specs here for the two chairs.

Allan

[BaldingEagle]

I am 5' 6" tall.  Is the 16" size better for me than the 18"?  I just sold some other hunting equipment and would like to get a new chair for ground hunting.  Trying to decide between this one, the Waldrop Pacseat, and the Hunter's seat.

Any thoughts on advantages of the Huntmore over the others?  $200 is a lot to spend on a chair, but if it is really worth it, I may buy one.

[Keefer]

John,
 I have the Huntmore 360 19" and it is worth every single penny invested in it and Otis was over then Billy Shelhouse and they can testify about how well it's built...If you are ever back on this side of the Bridge p.m. me and you can see mine or I don't get to go to Tuckahoe too often but I could meet you there on a Wednesday and you can try it at some of the target butts....Scott Hoffman and I have been p.m.ing back and forth about his design and believe me you won't be disapointed when you actually sit in one....For your frame I do believe that 16" will be perfect for you since you are shrinking as you get older...    I live in Dorchester co. and about 30 min. from Tuckahoe...Also Scott will definently takecare of any issue if you ever find any he's a good feller...God Bless,
                                   Keefers <><

[BaldingEagle]

Thanks, Keefer.  Good info.

[Onions]

Got my 16" 360 today! Had lunch with Scott today and picked one up. I will post pix later tonight!!!

chris <><

[BaldingEagle]

Chris, Thanks.  Looking forward to the Pix.

[Jack Denbow]

Mine came today and I think I like it better than the original.
Jack

[BaldingEagle]

Jack, What do you like most about the chair.  It is really expensive, but so many people feel that it is worth the cost.

[Keefer]

John,
 I can't speak for Jack but I can tell ya "If your rearend and back could talk it would thank you"    I like the way it folds up and the legs can all be adjusted according to the terrain your on...You will also love the way you can turn without making any noise with the 360 swivel mechanism and those Big feet don't sink down...Now the very best part is you won't have to wear a safety harness and if you fall out it's because you were leaning way far back in it like a kid in highschool in a desk chair or you fell asleep cause it's too comfortable...John you better hurry up and buy the new one before they are gone cause the season is coming up quick and you don't want to be sitting on that hard 5 gallon bucket wishing you got it...  :rolleyes:

[SheltonCreeker]

Where are these chairs made?

[BaldingEagle]

It's made in the US.
 http://www.huntmore.biz

[Keefer]

Originally posted by SheltonCreeker:
Where are these chairs made?

Are you asking to find one or asking where the company is at or Manufactoring it and you are wanting to purchase one possibly?  Now it's made to outlast me and past from generation to generation and very comfortable and that's all that matters to me ...Have you ever sat in one? These things are built strong, dependable and will serve the purpose it was intended for...It has a Man that stands behind his product 100% and backs it up...Are you seriously needing to know and why not contact the company I'm sure they could give you all the details if it matters ...Now if you really are interested and want to buy one they are a sponsor here and can answer any questions you may have and will pleasently respond...

[Jack Denbow]

John, Keefer pretty much said it all. Like a lot of us getting older, hunting on the ground is a much better option. Also as we get older, comfort is very important. I have sat on a lot of uncomfortable things over the years and things that have broken and the Huntmore is by and far the best. The cost is worth it.
Jack

Last year I was injured, my Nifty seat was easier to carry across the creek for me.  For those that don't know, it is a spike stool. Prior to deer season I had dislocated ribs and a disc problem.  Opening day I could barely walk and passed on a nice ten pointer. Three weeks later I took a shot from the spike stool at an 8 pointer and ended up laying flat on my back.  If I know where I am going, I always use my Huntmore.  The walk the mile out to hunt is longer, but after a long and comfortable sit, the walk back to the car is easier than if I was on a less comfortable thing to sit on.  The best tree stand an old crip like me can get with the advantage of it being just the right distance from the ground every time.

[BaldingEagle]

To all who replied - Thank you.  I always get great information on this site.  I also contacted Scott, from Huntmore, and he did suggest the 16" model.  It stand just as high as the 19", but the seat is just a little smaller.  As soon as I get the money for the equipment I sold, I'll be putting in an order with someone.
John

[heydeerman]

Made in USA!!!