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Ive got a few different versions of the Millennium seats. Ive got the tree seat and a couple of the chairs that I use for dove and duck hunting and have used them deer hunting as well. They are very comfortable but are aggravating to carry as they're a little cumbersome and heavy for what they are. My wife asked for a Christmas idea for this year and I asked for a Helinox chair zero. Amazon had them on Black Friday for $80 or so. It breaks down to go inside a backpack and sits low and weighs 1lb 7oz. I think its gonna be the ticket for walking in Helinox Chair Zero Tan
Sent leaning against a big oak in knee deep water
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