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Bow holder for your treestand, what are you using?

Started by limbow, November 06, 2009, 05:29:00 PM

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limbow

For those of you using a bow holder while hunting, can you describe it to me? I have a few of the rubber coated hooks that screw into a tree but I was really interested in knowing if anyone has a gadget or suggestion for an apparatus that attaches directly to the treestand platform.
Kevin Osworth
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wingnut

my hand. I never put the bow down or hang it up.  Never have.  I figure if I'm hunting, I should be ready.

Mike
Mike Westvang

bigbellybuck

I made one with 2 small rods. They stick out the left side of my platform and you stick the bottom limb in between them. The bow stands up at a slight forward angle. It's right by my bowhand. Works great.
I don't have a problem.  I can quit deer hunting anytime I want.

high mountain

They do sell a holder for your stand exactly as you describe.
Cant remember who has em...and havent laid eyes on one in years...but they do exist.

limbow

I have seen that accessory for wheelie bows but I was not aware there was such an item for a trad bow--That would be great. I almost never put my bow down, but there are times I like to glass my hunting area, which requires to hands. Especially if you are studying a certain deer.
Kevin Osworth
->>>--TGMM Family of the Bow-->

Gatekeeper

I have these attached to the tree stands that I use. The top part (HME) was bought at Dick's and I take it off and move it from one tree stand to another. The HME part works with longbows or recurves. The rest of the material was purchased at Home Depot.











I changed the 8" dim to 10" so I have a little more room. This setup puts the bow right at hand level while I am setting in the stand. With the arrow nocked, I am ready to go and movement is minimal when I reach for the bow. I have used this setup for three years now with no problems. My hands get cold easily while sitting motionless for hours on end so I need to keep them covered in a hand muff if I'm am going to be effective while hunting.
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Coonbait

My hand. I got busted by a beautiful 8pt. probably 20 years ago while reaching for my bow. Decided wright then and there never let your bow out of your hand!
 GLENN

limbow

Kevin Osworth
->>>--TGMM Family of the Bow-->

**DONOTDELETE**

QuoteOriginally posted by wingnut:
my hand. I never put the bow down or hang it up.  Never have.  I figure if I'm hunting, I should be ready.

Mike
What He said.

Jason R. Wesbrock

I use one of the short Realtree EZ Hangs. It folds up into my fanny pack and allows me to easily hang my bow wherever I like without it hugging against the tree trunk.

BMOELLER

2009 Kansas State ASA Traditional Champion

waknstak IL

I hold mine 90% of the time. I use the bow holder in my lone wolf platform the other 10%.
"You can't have NO in your heart"- Joe Dirt

Guru

Screw in bowholder....the kind that look like a little tree step...

I'll be honest, if I had to hold my bow the whole time I was in my tree,especially when it gets cold, it would take away some of the enjoyment of being there for me.  

Cold hands are not good shooting hands.....

How about if you need to use your bino's an a critter that a ways off?

How do you rattle?

How about if you have to relieve yourself?

etc....
Curt } >>--->   

"I love you Daddy".......My son Cade while stump shooting  3/19/06

**DONOTDELETE**

I should've said on my lap. I can rattle, pee in a bottle, and use bino's/camera/video and even read. When it gets cold My hands are in gloves and in my hand warmer pouch ( the ones that you put around your waste and slid your hands in ). Now this was all done where I used to live in Jersey and the deer all came down the hill the same way.

They had to walk past me to get to the feeders that where set up 100 yards behind me. On my friends yard. when I hunted on another friend land.

adkmountainken

bunjee cord. wrap around the tree and hook together. you can hang your bow from one of the S hooks. cheapo, easy and no damage to the tree. use them all the time. can hang your pack and anything you need to from it.
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varmint101

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Red Beastmaster

I use a strap-on step to hang the bow while I'm putting on my gloves, face mask, etc. After that the bow is in my hand.
There is no great fun, satisfaction, or joy derived from doing something that's easy.  Coach John Wooden

ishiwannabe

Spare tree step wrapped in electrical tape, a bi-fold bow holder-team realtree or the like. I cant hold my bow the whole time.

Good call on the bungee cord Ken...think I will add one to my pack.
"I lost arrows and didnt even shoot at a rabbit" Charlie after the Island of Trees.
                        -Jamie

razorsharptokill

So how do you keep the arrow on the shelf during high winds
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mooseman1967

I usually have knee boots on and slip the bow down in it when my hand needs a break.


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