Hunt Comfort BLOG

I met Paige Darden with www.mytopo.com this summer at a show.  They offer topo maps and aerial photographic maps and I have one on order.  The value of this service is that the map ordered is plenty large at 36″x48″ and it is a hybrid.  Mytopo can combine an aerial image with the topography overlayed (very nice having both).  Tic marks are included and resolution is user selectable.  The map I ordered is laminated.  We use maps extensively in wilderness areas and I am excited about this service.  Great idea.

Kim Wolhuter,wildlife photographer and filmmaker, wrote us about the Climb-On and his quote sums up the response we are after: “ Geez it sits well. Very comfortable. Usually my bum gets numb or get stiff legs but none of that on your seat.  Brilliant!”

Check out Kim’s world at www.wildcast.net speaking of brilliant!

Hunt Comfort president David Robinson along with friends Eddie Salter, Evergreen, Alabama’s World Champon Turkey Caller and Tiffany Lakosky of the Outdoor Channel’s Hot new series “Getting Close with Lee and Tiffany” at the Big Buck Expo in Lakeland, Florida this weekend.  Lee and Tiffany will be trying out Hunt Comfort’s FatBoy and Climb-On this season.  These guys spends hundreds of hours every year sitting while putting together their popular television show.  This makes them the ultimate field testers for Hunt Comfort.  http://www.gettinclose.com/ 

We always enjoy photos from our friends and we will put the good one’s up on the BLOG. 

Here ’s a shot of writer Steve Scott, host of Safari Hunter’s Journal, with cape eland and his Hunt Comfort Climb-On in the Northern Cape of South Africa.  Thanks Steve! Check out Steve’s website: http://www.stevescott.tv/    

 

We received a super note from Paul Plante M.D. of the Hunt Doctors today:

“I have sat my rear on a lot of hard knotty dirt over the years but these seats are without a doubt the best I have ever used bar none. ”

We found about about the Hunt Doctors website doing research.  We are adding a link to the articles on their site http://www.thehuntdoctors.com/articles.html  The site has been under construction.  This is a nice resource for hunters needing a medical reference to some of the common problems we encounter - we wish them the best and look forward to more good information being posted.