2009 - 2010 deer season

johnbt16 · 05-07-2009, 10:10 AM

after the end of the 2008-2009 deer season i acquired a new place for a patch and two spots for ladder stands and i was wondering what is a good type ofladder stand i need.

srwshooter · 05-10-2009, 10:58 AM

the walmart ladderstands are hard to beat for the money. i have 4. dick sporting goods runs great sales on them.

forddeerslayer · 05-12-2009, 10:06 AM

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ORIGINAL: srwshooter

the walmart ladderstands are hard to beat for the money. i have 4. dick sporting goods runs great sales on them.

i second that. keep an eye on their sales flyers or on their website. good luck with the new spot!

Mojotex · 05-12-2009, 05:42 PM

If you don't mind not having a front or side rail, I too will ditto the previous 2 posts. These bare bones ladder stands are often "loss leaders" down this way come hunting season. A simple, easy to set by one man, 15' to the seat ladder stand, rated 300# will sell for anywhere from $49 - $69.

If want one with a bit more space and a shooting rail, look at what is in Sportsman Guide. You can usually find 15' - 16' ladders for about $125 +/-. The ones I bought in 2008 have done a good job, but required about an hour to assemble and are really a tough chore for one man to set-up because they are somewhat top heavy.

Be mindful that any of these ladder stands shipped from any of the catalogue suppliers will likely have a hefty shipping fee added. So the "sale" prices + shippingmight not be any less than picking them up from a local supplier.

Western MA Hunter · 05-13-2009, 05:06 AM

The only 2 ladders I have are those cheap ones.. work fine...