I think I have 15 stands and 3 ground blinds up right now.  I like to have options.  I usually have my youngest son with me.  When my oldest is home from school I need places for him too.

I have 6 stands and 2 ground blinds on 100 acres...for different winds and times of year.

12 for Tracey and I would have a few more if we could.

Currently 7.

Wow, I feel inadequate. I have 1 hang on, hung for a Easterly or Southerly wind & a ladder for Westerly or Northerly winds.
Both are on the same 120 acre property at opposite ends

I usually hunt one or the other, depending on the wind, at most, once every 10 days. I don't want to overhunt the area.

Between times, I'll grab a climber & head for a really nice patch of public land.

I hunt public land and use a climber, carry it in and out every day. I have over 100,000 acres of public land to hunt so I guess my options are limitless.

I've only got one climber.  So far this year, I've been out 12 times and hunted out of 7 different trees.  I'll keep moving around as continued in-season scouting and deer sightings dictate.

11 or 12, I keep losing count. Hangons, climber, 3 ladder stands.

My buddy and I have 5 ladder stands, 1 tripod stand, 3 hang ons and 1 climber on the farm we hunt.

Currently, Fourteen hangers & four ladder stands.  Keep      a climber in the truck as well as a set of sticks and another hanger to remain mobile and hunt new locations.

Most the stands are Screaming Eagles with larger custom seats.  

I could hang/use twice the amount of stands and still need more.

I don't think you can have to many stands.  The more you have set, the more options available, and makes it easier to be in the right spot without disturbing the critters.

I have 4 ladder stands, 2 lock ons, and 2 ground blinds on my little 65 acre tract.

I have zero. Obviously they are a valuable tool, but I know nothing about stand placement or hunting.

6 on 210 acres of borrowed land, but I spend half my time on the ground... and usually have more luck on the ground.

I believe I have around 30. I just enjoy deer hunting from a stand much more than on the ground. Fortunate enough to have plenty of ground too.

9 stands on 3 different properties. I also spend some time hunting from the ground.

5 ladders, one hang on, 6 ground blinds on 45 acres.  Going to put 3 more ladders and some more ground blinds in, down the road. I have two climbers for portable stuff usually will leave one in woods if I am liking a spot.

I like my two feet planted firmly on the ground. I'll occasionaly set in a ladder stand but not to often.

Jason

Sold all my stands, now use tree saddle and just leave detachable lag screws in tree, have about 20 different trees, now all I do is walk to tree with saddle on and attach steps. In Jan I take all screws out and clean up, works great, no more loud metal stands and other hunters either stealing or hunting out of my stands. If I hunt public land I just carry my lonewolf sticks. Whole set up for this is about 8 pds.

4 ladder stands and 4 hang on stands on 40 acres.  All this in my back yard