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Recomendations for climbing tree stand

Started by laughing turtle, August 12, 2007, 06:47:00 PM

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wapiti792

Summit razor. The padded bar folds back under the seat. I bought one last year and love it. I shoot a 62in recurve with no problem.
Mike Davenport

Burnsie

"You can't get into a bar fight if you don't go to the bar" (Grandma was pretty wise)

Jeff Strubberg

Lone Wolf.  I just picked up a sit and climb.  Sat in it for half an hour last night, jsut twisting and turning to look for problems or noise.

Didn't find a single bad shooting angle and never heard a peep outta the stand.

Took me a measured five minutes to pull the stand from my truck, walk 100 feet to my demo tree, set up the stand and climb to 12'.  

Quick and quiet.
"Teach him horsemanship and archery, and teach him to despise all lies"          -Herodotus

bayoubowman

Lone Wolf.  Trooper turned me on to this one.. Quiet as they come. Trooper, stilll want to do lunch soon..

carlr2s


PaPaFrank

I've got a 1927 summit climber that weighs about 42lbs....Stable in a tree though! LOL
Keep it Simple
TGMM  Family of the Bow
PBS

Jwilliam

Lone Wolf!!! I don't own one, but hopefully soon.  :pray:

RIVERWOLF

You can't go wrong with a lone wolf ! Quiet , solid , and the most stable stand i have ever been in . That includes , hang on, and ladder stands . I have had the hand climber for about 6-7 yrs , GREAT STAND !!!>>>------->RIVERWOLF
Arrows are the Life-Blood of a hunt........They need a safe place to be until called upon  !
Ralph"Riverwolf"Webb
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