Bipod or shooting stick

[eaglesj]

Just wondering about getting a bipod or shooting stick for my wife. How many people out there carry a shooting stick or bipod with them when they go hunting for deer family animals.

[KB90]

They both have their limits, I prefer sticks over a bi-pod. To me a bipod can limit your shooting positions plus it adds extra weight and to me they ruin the look of a nice rifle. The problem with sticks is you have to carry them.

[MikeH]

I use my bipod on and off, not a fan of sticks i carry enough.While I'm hunting if I don't have to rifle is never on my shoulder.

[tuchodi]

I don't use either and sometimes just use a tree.

[The Hermit]

I tried a shooting stick and it sucked. If you get one make sure it has at least two legs.

[Maxx]

I say it every time that this question comes up, I have a Snipepod Bipod and LOVE it....6 ounces, and extremely functional to use in all positions.

[todbartell]

I use a 2 leg shooting stick for sitting/kneeling height. I rarely have hunted without it since about 2002

[dawn2dusk]

shooting sticks - I use them when I setup an quick and dirty ground blind ambush

[375 ultramag]

Up north I've found bipods to be too short and packing sticks is just on more thing to pack ...not that they weight very much but just one more thing in a already full back pack. I just use my spotting scope and tripod..........turn the scope side ways and it makes a perfect rest for your gun and is fully adjustable to any height that you may need. They also make a little V shaped adapter that screws on in stead of your spotting scope if you want.