Does this mean that you're not a harda$$?
My dad has an old doughnut pillow you can borrow.

Killdeer   :D

Milleinneum is by far my fav....I use to sell these , no problems!!!! mark#78...Bowie outfitters in Baton Rouge, La. there number is 225 766 1200 ....asl for Lee, or David...

QuoteOriginally posted by wv lungbuster:
Take a look at the Millennium Stands Terry.

I second that.

Lock on thats comforatable? never heard of such...

I never have tried a Millennium.  They look nice, but expensive.  I have spent many hours in an Ol' Man Roost.  I really like it.  It is comfortable and if you are planning on leaving it in the woods you can easily take the net seat off and take it with you.  I do this to keep it dry and keep trespassers from sitting in it.

Millenium most comfortable, like a lounge but can be hard to stand up undetected if game is close. Old man pretty easy on the butt no backrest. For all day stands I prefer the millenium, am or pm hunts old man. Good luck with your choice.

Millenium, place for ur feet, you good snap easy in one!!!!mark#78

Terry, if ya decide ya like the Millenium get a hold of me. Have a real deal on one and a few brackets. Also look at some of the new Gorilla ones, have a bud that likes them, they have a backrest that attaches to the tree and run $150 or so. Shawn

Terry, call me tomorrow if you can about stands BUT to answer your question....MILLENIUM ! Nothing else even close

Another option is the Lone Wolf with a thick Gorilla seat

Millenium, hands down on comfort.

Check out this link for a comfortable Lone Wolf

http://www.bayoubucks.com/forum/showthread.php?t=25511&page=2

I sat a Millinneum for a very long afternoon. It was very comfy. I would recommend it for a long sit.RC

Thanks guys....and I sat in a Millennium seat this weekend....and have to agree....it WAS comfy...I just didn't know it was a Millennium.

Rivers Edge Litefoot, nice big stand(aluminum) with a nice big seat for a little over a c-note. I have used this stand for all day hunts during the rut. They make a steel version thats a little heavier and a little cheaper.

I look forward to trying a Millennium after seeing so many positive post.I have long been an OleMan addict and will be until I try something better. Ole Man use to make available accesseries for their stand among which was a cushion that flipped up and the back would snap around the tree however Iv'e not seen them around for quite some time.

I should also clarify, the Millenium does not do it for me, comfy means nothing if it ain't quiet. I am sure with some work you may make it passable, but like said earlier if ya have to move and stand too shoot, well there are a lot better. Shawn

this may be the dumbest question ever to be asked on TG but i looked at the woodsey too and game tamer on the websites and all there pics show them on slanted (texas-like) trees,  can they attach to a straight tree??? please dont think im an idiot, just asking thanks graybark

I've been looking hard at the rsxEagle Hang-On Stand.

Looks like it would fill the bill and I think there is a bit of seat height adjustment in it too.

T... No experience with the Millenium Hang On stand but I use their Tree Seat in combination with my Ghillie when ground hunting. It's the bomb for comfort.