bbahunter

Anyone have any experience with these stands?
They are light , and seem well built.
If anyone out there owns one, i would appreiciate some insight on their stands.
Thanks

DoninVa

My brother-in-law had one and was not impressed. I don' t remember his exact problem but it had to do with it not being very stable in the tree. Don

bbahunter

Thanks Don,
Anyone else with some experiences with them?

Mikey S.

I had one of their stands, sold it after one trip to the woods. As a matter of fact, I had it, my Bushmaster from summit, and a Lone Wolf Climber at the same time(I really like climbers). I wanted to hunt with all 3 and compare them. Well, I kept the summit, sold the trimbertall(it never made it up all the way up a tree) and the Lone wolf. I will say the summit and lone wolf were about as good as a climber as you can buy, and I' ve owned about 10 different climbers in the last 10 years. The only reason I sold the Lone Wolf was because it was harder for me to climb with it with my shoulder problems. My hunting partner now owns it, and he loves it.

bbahunter

I would like to hear more opinions on these treestands, there has got to be more people using them!

CargoF16

I cant speak to Timbertall but for bbahunter here' s a report I did a while back on the Lone Wolf Alpha hand climber. It' s got all the pictures and is pretty detailed.
[link]http://forum.hunting.net/asppg/tm.asp?m=202735&appid=&p=&mpage=1&key=&language=si ngle&tmode=&smode=&s=#202735[/link]