What stabilizers do you guys like for backcountry hunts?

[The SoCal Bowhunter]

I have heard many different opinions from guys who target shoot, but I am interested in hearing what you backcountry hunters use. I am using a Trinity Archery stabilizer with an 8 oz weight. Works great and is adjustable.

For you guys who use a longer stabilizer with more girth, do you have any issues with wind and getting through brush? Really want to hear some honest answers. Cheers!

 

[Backpack Hunter]

I use a Octane 7" with two end weights.

 

[Bigrax82]

I have a Bone Collector carbon looking stabilizer - didn't really understand stabilizers all that much when I picked it up so I will probably change to something a bit longer. 

 

[Mountain Bowhunter]

right now I only have a target setup  for my matrix which is a set of doinker fattys.  a 30" front bar and a 12" side bar.  For hunting, since I am short on funds right now I have been using the 12" side bar on the front.  A bit heavy for my liking but until I have the money for a dedicated hunting stab it will have to do.  The only hinderance to a longer stabilizer is weight and not being able to move through thick stuff easily.  But in open country for long shots I've heard of guys using target setups

 

[patch1010]

Bee Stinger pro. 10" with quick disconnect. I have a 14oz weight attached. I use this same set up for everything. Hunting, 3D and target. Why change, this works for me.

 

[RockyMountainHi]

I have a Posten 10" stabilizer that is a balance between length and weight.  Don't recall its exact weight.

 

[stablebuck]

anything lighter than a standard B-Stinger...I use a Limbsaver Windjammer right now, but thinking about going back to the new style B-Stinger...