how to integrate bipod with mountain horseback hunt

[trophy8]

Primos trigger stick bipod or tripod, ditch the bipod IMO. I used a Bog Pod on my last elk hunt and it was worth its weight not only as a rest for the gun and binos but I used it as walking sticks when side hulking and going down some rock slides.


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Same for me with the trigger sticks. I run the tripod ones. Super handy fit climbing and glassing.

I’ll be the odd man out though. I have an atlas bipod I. Any of my rifles anytime I’m hunting. You simply can’t get anymore stable for a long precise shot that prone with a bipod. That isn’t always an option due to grass or angle but it’s my preferred method when I can. I run Seekins rails. Atlas rails. And badger rails. Some have a spot to mount a regular sling swivel on the rear. Some take flush cup swivels. And I did attach one Raul with a standard sling stud in the rear bolt hole .

[Texans42]

I am headed to Utah on mule deer hunt and we will be horseback. I use the hatch bipod.
it attaches to a rail and connects/disconnects super easy/quick.
https://www.hatchoutwest.com/

Best multipurpose hunting bipod made. The quick connect makes it a no brainer

I took my arca plate off.

[trophy8]

I am headed to Utah on mule deer hunt and we will be horseback. I use the hatch bipod.
it attaches to a rail and connects/disconnects super easy/quick.
https://www.hatchoutwest.com/

This is interesting. Hmmmm

[Jmh05]

I bought one and have a BOG pod. Most people have said ditch the bipod.