The Bog Deadshot Monopod Adjustable Shooting Rest With Mossy Oak Camo Finish (Model BG1237288) is a highly portable, single-leg support system engineered for active, on-the-move hunters. Built with a rugged yet lightweight aluminum leg tube, this mechanical shooting support provides stable, single-axis weapon elevation without adding restrictive weight to your kit. Because this monopod is a entirely mechanical gear accessory, it does not feature electronic circuitry, power cords, or internal batteries. Consequently, it is completely exempt from Australian 240V compatibility issues, SAA certification, and Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM) requirements, making it legal to sell and ship nationwide as a non-regulated firearm accessory.

Key Features

• External Twist-Style Locks: Designed to facilitate rapid, quiet height adjustments in the field without alerting nearby game.
• Insulating Foam Grip: A soft-touch foam sleeve wrapped around the upper portion of the aluminum shaft, designed to protect the shooter’s hands from freezing aluminum in cold or wet conditions.
• Rubberised USR Yoke: Features BOG’s proprietary Universal Shooting Rest (USR) yoke, providing a slip-resistant, non-marring cradle that protects your firearm stock while allowing smooth horizontal panning.
• Mossy Oak Bottomland Camo: Finished in a classic camouflage pattern to blend seamlessly into ground blinds, timber, and field edges.

Product Specifications

• Model: BG1237288
• Weight: 13.7 ounces (approximately 388 grams)
• Minimum Height (Collapsed): 25 inches (63.5 cm)
• Maximum Height (Extended): 64 inches (162.5 cm)
• Material: Lightweight aluminum tube with integrated foam hand grip
• Yoke Type: Rubberised Universal Shooting Rest (USR)
• Power Requirement: None (strictly mechanical, no batteries required)

Who is the Bog Deadshot Monopod Adjustable Shooting Rest With Mossy Oak Camo Finish for?

• Mobile stalkers and spot-and-stalk hunters — who require a highly portable shooting monopod that weighs exactly 13.7 ounces to minimize physical fatigue while carrying gear across vast distances on foot.
• Turkey and ground blind hunters — who need a compact shooting rest that collapses down to 25 inches, allowing easy maneuverability and quick deployment within the confined spaces of low-clearance blinds or field edges.
• Backcountry hunters — who require a dependable shooting monopod that can be quickly adjusted from its collapsed state up to a 64-inch maximum height to accommodate sitting or kneeling shots on uneven mountain terrain.

Less suitable for: shooters taller than 64 inches who require a standing rest, or those needing maximum mechanical load-bearing stability for long-range precision shots; in these scenarios, transitioning to a heavier shooting bipod or shooting tripod is recommended.