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Tree that is, what do you look for in a tree for stand setup? Do you like to have limbs or not?
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RE: Bare or Covered?
Absolutely try to find some kind of cover to blend in with. Only twice did deer ever see me in a tree and both times I had no cover.
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I definitely always prefer a Tree that offers some cover. Ideally I like to put the wind in my face and the sun in my quarry's face
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