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    Tree stand?

    Hey, what's everyone using for tree stands? I'm looking into getting a hang on stand, what's the best bang for my buck? Thanks in advance!

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    Re: Tree stand?

    Fixed or climbing tree stand?..... I use big game treestand and used gorilla treestand but love the big game. Comfy, nice solid wide platform. But out of all my treestand I love my DIY wood treestand. More natural and blends really well into tree

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    Re: Tree stand?

    Quote Originally Posted by bc_buckshot View Post
    Fixed or climbing tree stand?..... I use big game treestand and used gorilla treestand but love the big game. Comfy, nice solid wide platform. But out of all my treestand I love my DIY wood treestand. More natural and blends really well into tree
    Yeah but your stands keep spooking the game from being under the strain of supporting your weight lollllllllllllllllllllllll

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    I rather have a soild body then a 16 year old body at 50 years old like you. You have T. rex arms when you climb your stand

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    Re: Tree stand?

    dprocter , used them all and settled on a Summit climber . For additional comfort get the larger size like "Golith" or now I think there is still a larger choice . Very little extra weight and the 0ne or two inches extra makes quite a difference .
    That said , some EK ers like the hang ons .
    Try both
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    Re: Tree stand?

    Quote Originally Posted by greybark View Post
    dprocter , used them all and settled on a Summit climber . For additional comfort get the larger size like "Golith" or now I think there is still a larger choice . Very little extra weight and the 0ne or two inches extra makes quite a difference .
    That said , some EK ers like the hang ons .
    Try both
    Cheers
    Totally. I'm down with hang on stands. A must have. Self climbers can be used effectively in some areas, but they are used in the wrong tree. The new style of stand that use just a strap to hold it in place require three arms to hang them. So unless you have three arms, I'd go with something that has a tree anchor to put it in the tree. Then secure with ratchet straps.

    Lastly, I must have lightweight. Gotta be lightweight.

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    Re: Tree stand?

    I'd like to have another couple hang on aluminum stands... recommendations?
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    Re: Tree stand?

    I use a Summit Goliath climbing type stand. I really like it.

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    Hey J_T , one would think a slight modification on a climber with your ( the tree anchor) system would provide some of the advantages of both styles . Note I said "some" LOL.
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    Re: Tree stand?

    I like Gorilla stands ... But love the Lone wolf stands

    give them a look
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