I saw this ad in the back of American Hunter magazine - looks pretty handy
"every poacher's dream come true"
http://www.tpoststepper.com/

Probably need a half dozen to get over a Texas fence!

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Originally posted by Blank:
Probably need a half dozen to get over a Texas fence!

YEAH - I wonder if they have a "High Fence" package - discount

Actually not a bad little invention... on the other hand it's another piece of crap to lug around repleat with its own Cordura case. Well, at least it's not a camo case...

They've been around for several years.

Yeah , I can see some 320 lb dude decked out in all his Cabelas finery perched halfway up a shaky steel post in a high wind......maybe it's rained alot lately and the ground is REAL soft........OOPS ! (grin)

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Originally posted by CaptJack:

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Originally posted by Blank:
Probably need a half dozen to get over a Texas fence!

YEAH - I wonder if they have a "High Fence" package - discount

The "Texas" high fence package comes with 6 steps, an emergency parachute, and some meclizine for those with vertigo!

but how do you get the fencepost back out from up yours

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Originally posted by butchloc:
but how do you get the fencepost back out from up yours

I bought one several years ago and it fits neatly in my fanny pack. The step placement is also critical. Notice the pic. Place it as low on the post as possible and they work great.

They've been around farm supply stores for more than twenty years. They used to cost $2-3. I guess when they became hunting gear they got a lot more expensive. I'd check the local feed store and see if they don't have them at a more reasonable price, because they do work great.

butchloc, try a comealong, or use your atv winch

Just remember that if it fails and you send it back for a refund to remove all parts of your ballsack.

Actually, the electrified top strand tends to make you jump way clear if it has any contact with whatever might be hanging out of your shorts. Very amusing to watch.

I bought one a couple of years ago and it works great for guys like me. I don't have short legs, I just have a very low crotch!

Bowhunr

My friend in Edmond, OK owns this company. Any one that works around a farm or is a bird hunter will find this gadget very valuable. It is aluminum and weighs virtually nothing. Very easy to carry in your bird vest. It realy works and makes a great sportsman gift. Makes crossing a fence really easy. Just keep one in the door of you truck.

Bulsprig

Just more crap to lug around. I much prefer the gate.

I can cross a fence pretty fast without one of those, but I'm not 100 pounds overweight like some hunters either.

I have one it works. Anyone whant to buy it? It does work well but I have found that I dont ever use it. Every year I add to my hunting life I try to get stuff out of my bag and this was one of them.

Looks like a good way to stick a fence post through your abdomen or tear your sack when your foot slips off the little step.

MG

Outside of using the gate or climbing up a corner, I normally bird hunt with a partner. One of us will pulls the strand of wire up while the other goes through it. Repeat for the other person. I've hunted in Texas like this for years...

I have these in stock and avaiable on my secure web site order page @ www.hunters-hq.com