Hide & Stand Accessories: Sit still, shoot steady
When sitting out, patience often decides success. If you are cold, uncomfortable or constantly bothered by midges, you fidget and give yourself away. With the right hide and stand accessories you stay relaxed and still. The range includes seat cushions, hunting chairs, a foot muff, a camouflage net, a shooting rest, insect repellent, game clocks and calls from Weisskirchen.
Stay comfortable and warm
A self-inflating seat cushion insulates you from cold boards and packs away quickly. The Eurohunt swivel hunting chair lets you look in every direction without having to turn awkwardly. For ground hides or driven hunts, a shooting stick seat is practical. In the foot muff your legs and feet stay warm even in frost, and a fleece blanket with a side zip is quickly wrapped around you when needed. Insect repellent spray from cit KeinStich helps against midges and ticks.
Stay hidden and shoot steady
A Eurohunt camo net hides your movements on open high seats or in a ground hide. The shooting rest with three filling chambers is filled with sand or granules and gives your rifle a firm hold on the rail. A game clock shows you at what time game uses a particular run. The mouth calls and hare or rabbit distress calls from Weisskirchen are what you use when calling roe bucks or foxes.
Frequently asked questions
How does a game clock work?
You stretch a thin thread across the run and attach it to the clock. When game passes through, the thread is triggered and the clock stops. The next day you can see when the animals were moving and plan your sit more precisely.
What is the best filling for a shooting rest?
Dry sand, plastic granules or millet have all proved their worth. Sand makes the rest heavy and very stable, while granules are lighter and pleasant to carry. Do not fill the chambers right to the top, so the rest moulds itself to the rifle.
What helps against midges in the high seat?
An insect repellent spray on skin and clothing keeps midges and horseflies away for several hours. Apply it before you walk to the high seat, so you do not have to fiddle about once you are up there.
Kit for long hours in the high seat
A successful sit starts with good seating comfort. A self-inflating seat cushion keeps the cold of the boards away from you, and a swivel hunting chair gives you a clear view in every direction. When it gets frosty, slip your legs into the foot muff or wrap a fleece blanket around you. To stay unseen, a camo net hides your movements, and the shooting rest ensures a steady rifle position on the rail. An insect repellent spray helps against annoying midges in summer. When planning your sits, a game clock is a useful helper, because it shows you when game moves along a run. And with the Weisskirchen calls such as mouth calls or the hare distress call, you have the right tool to hand when calling roe bucks or foxes. That way you stay calm and ready for the moment that counts.