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strap on tree steps

Started by Hunts with left hand, October 20, 2015, 05:19:00 PM

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Hunts with left hand

I am interested in hunting with the aero hunter tree harness, but am having a hard time finding out what type of strap on tree steps are out there to use as a platform. I use lone wolf sticks to climb the tree, but need something at the top to step on. I understand the ameristep strap ons are discontinued. Any one ever try the cranford ezy folding rope tree steps?


2nocks

the "top paws" is what I think you're looking for.

Jasper2

Your options are very limited at this time.  There is a site dedicated strictly to saddle hunting where they discuss every option out there at the present time.  If you haven't checked it out yet, I encourage you to do so.   Ameristeps are still the preferred method but they are hard to come by and go for about $20-25 each if you can find them.
Take care,
Jason

56" Centaur Chimera 50#@27"

sfh761

The Cranford steps are very good quality.

Hunts with left hand

Thanks for the information, I'll check into the products mentioned.

Onehair

2 ezy (I think Cranford) steps from Basspro and your LW sticks as the middle steps is all you need.

recurvericky

Recurvericky
Richmond, Ks

Traditionalist have more fun!

awbowman

QuoteOriginally posted by Onehair:
2 ezy (I think Cranford) steps from Basspro and your LW sticks as the middle steps is all you need.
Yep, except I would think the short muddy stick would even be better.  You can put both of your feet on the stick in the middle area.
62" Super D, 47#s @ 25-1/2"
58" TS Mag, 53#s @ 26"
56" Bighorn, 46#s @ 26.5"

Adam S. Daugherty

If I can find them I had some strap on steps at one time.  Don't remember brand.  I didn't much care for them, but if I can find them I will let you know and get you a picture of what they are.


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