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Author Topic: Which Turkey Seat  (Read 6115 times)

Offline DMTJAGER

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Re: Which Turkey Seat
« Reply #15 on: May 21, 2019, 09:05:19 PM »
I bought a backpacking chair from backcountry, Lafuma low chair I believe it’s called.

Less than half the weight of a typical gobbler chair and nearly as comfortable.

Maybe not big boy approved though!

Gobbler lounger collected dust all year!


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Are these the chairs your talking about? Found a couple different Lafuma chairs. 2.5 pounds sounds like what I need if it’s not squeaky or flimsy. I do like the rounded metal legs that don’t dig into the mud.


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Yes, no squeaks at all, only thing is it can be tough getting right up against trees with the leg design but man what a difference packing it around.

I sprayed mine olive drab, it’s staying on ok.

Don’t remember the weight rating but I would be Leary if you weigh more than 180 or so?  I’m 160 and have had zero issues.

At the price if I get 2 seasons out of it it’s worth it to me.

No offence intended but I have my doubt's that seat would survive long with my 245lbs or either of my sons both at over 250lbs each.


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Offline land cruiser

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Re: Which Turkey Seat
« Reply #16 on: May 21, 2019, 10:10:00 PM »
I typically don't use one for turkey hunting but my favorite sheep glassing chair is https://www.rei.com/product/869659/alite-mayfly-chair

I imagine it would work quite well.

Offline Spitten and drummen

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Re: Which Turkey Seat
« Reply #17 on: May 22, 2019, 10:42:35 AM »
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Offline Happy hooker

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Re: Which Turkey Seat
« Reply #18 on: May 22, 2019, 12:35:25 PM »
Turkey chairs are heavy an bulky to carry,,However on a wet or snowy day they are worth their weight in gold keeping you up off the ground,,I only carry one on messy days.

Offline LaLongbeard

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Re: Which Turkey Seat
« Reply #19 on: May 25, 2019, 04:21:12 PM »
Got the Lafuma chair in. Super light weight probably less than 2 pounds. It’s as comfortable as my gobble lounger and a fraction of the weight. About the perfect height when seated to put  gun on knee. Made in France so I guess that’s at least better than China? Seems well built and is completely quiet opening and closing no squeaks either. I wish I’d had it this season. Will probably put a longer adjustable strap on it but maybe the days of deciding on a cushion or a chair before leaving the truck are over. Folds up compact about the size of a vest cushion


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Offline LaLongbeard

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Re: Which Turkey Seat
« Reply #20 on: May 25, 2019, 06:08:36 PM »
The weight rating said 240 and they have a 2 year warranty.
I think it be fine with 200#. As far as the side to side it will roll over if you lean over but seated it’s fine. I like the rounded one piece legs that don’t sink in the mud but that does make it easier to roll. If you put the chair up against a tree or tucked in some brush it be plenty stable.
I walk a lot so weight is the number one priority and this thing is light.
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Offline PA-strutter

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Re: Which Turkey Seat
« Reply #21 on: August 31, 2019, 11:01:34 PM »
I’m a big 360 pounds and I use the Macs turkey seat. Best $25 I’ve spent and I’ve broken every other one on the market. Macs is the strongest going.
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