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Old 12-01-2013 | 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Mojotex
You are correct that hard, slick barked trees can be more difficult to use a self-climber on, however I do this all the time. Having said that, if there is a "softer" tree, such as a Black Gum, in the same area I'll try to use it instead. Becoming proficient at using a climbing stand takes a good bit of experience. You'll get better at it. And if you are not already doing so, be dang sure to use a quality fall restraint.

Mojotex hit it spot on especially in regards to using a quality fall restraint. We cant stress this enough. Please invest the $150 or so and get a quality tree stand harness.

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