strap-on style tree stands
#13
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Evansville WI USA
Posts: 113
RE: strap-on style tree stands
The seat on the lone wolfs aren' t to bad with the provided foam pad. I didn' t like the velcro atachments for the seat but a few cable ties and problem solved. The gorilla stands are very nice also my buddy has one but he like my lone wolf better.
#14
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Waverly New York USA
Posts: 196
RE: strap-on style tree stands
I have 2 River' s Edge strap on stands.I' ve used them for 2 years now and love them.I' ve put them on every type of tree.They lock down tight with no movement or noise.I paid 60 dollars each.They have been worth the money because I' ve had no problems with them.
#15
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location:
Posts: 350
RE: strap-on style tree stands
I would get a lone wolf if you can afford it and you want a stand to take to and from the stand every occasion. They are nice, but to expensive to leave out in the woods for some thief to steal.
Dan
Dan
#17
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location:
Posts: 59
RE: strap-on style tree stands
I love the Lone Wolf. I have the alpha hang-on with 3 climbing sticks and I can get 15 - 18 feet if I space ' em out right. I also have the Lone Wolf Alpha climber that I got this year and I absolutely love it and use it almost exclusively (probably ' cause it' s still new!) But I used the hang-on for 5 years and filled many a deer tag while in it. It' s great for trees with branches or bent trees, pine trees, etc, locks on rock-solid, and is easy and quiet to set up. The guys at Lone Wolf are great to deal with (met them at Northeastern Sportsman show) and would help you out any time.
#18
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Malaga, NJ USA
Posts: 147
RE: strap-on style tree stands
The Bear River Pro Hunter is the best stand I have ever tried, It has a 22" x36" Platform that adjusts to the angle of the tree. The problem is I bought one from Cabelas bargain cave 6 months ago and don' t know where else to find it. I want to buy a couple more!