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Modified Bi-Fur Pod that is mostly used for predator hunting, but it works for anytime one would want light hiking stick(s), a staff, bi-pod, gun rest, etc.


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My latest version of Varmint Al�s �Bi-Fur Pod�. I put a bit more thought into this one and it has turned out to be my best to date.


Deployed as Bi-Pod. The unit is quickly and easily deployed as a bi-pod.


Folded Hiking Position This shows the unit folded and locked down into the short hiking position. It is very solid as if one piece.


Threaded Foot Inserts Instead of using nails. I decided to install brass inserts to install threaded feet.


Open Full Length Staff. This shows the Modified Bi-Fur Pod in the open full length hiking staff mode.


Upper Hand Loop. The strap stud and Great Northern rubber strap quickly converts to a hand loop when used as a staff.


Longer rod mounts for Foxpro and Mojo. The Great Northern Quiver Straps I used doubles to securely carry longer length mounting rods for my Foxpro and Mojo.
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Swivel Mount Studs. I installed swivel studs which allows me to use either cordage or a standard sling from rifle for quick carry options.
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Bushings, Swivel Studs, and Strap Studs. The design allows me to quickly convert the unit into two individual hiking staffs to use when packing out from the hills. I can even thread extensions into the bottom threaded inserts to lengthen the poles for going downhill.
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This homemade Bi-Fur Pod has proven to be an outstanding multi-use tool having more value to me than any of the store bought versions I've used.
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