strap-on style tree stands
10-01-2003 | 09:34 AM
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strap-on style tree stands
I want to know what strap-on, hanging stand is truely the best.
I also would like to say this form is awsome. I have been thinking of getting a new bow and could not deside betwen a Hoyt or a Matthews, it is clear that the Matthews are the top choice.
I also would like to say this form is awsome. I have been thinking of getting a new bow and could not deside betwen a Hoyt or a Matthews, it is clear that the Matthews are the top choice.
10-01-2003 | 04:02 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Sturgis, SD
RE: strap-on style tree stands
I prefer the Gorilla hang on stands. They are absoultely solid when put up right and they are quiet. I had no noise problems with mine last season even in sub zero temps. A great product and a great value.
10-01-2003 | 05:15 PM
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From: Evansville WI USA
RE: strap-on style tree stands
If you casn afford itget a lone wolf. They weigh next to nothing even with a set of there climbing sticks. easiest stand I' ve ever put up can be done right or left handed, ROCK SOLID and absolutly niose free in any temp.
10-01-2003 | 07:18 PM
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From: Altoona WI United States
RE: strap-on style tree stands
I have two API AL100m hang on' s and love them. Very light and easy to hang when using the T screw. Ultra comfortable,quiet and solid. I just bought two Rivers Edge hang on' s and will test them this year. I hear good things about Rivers Edge products and they are affordable as well. 
10-02-2003 | 04:00 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Arlington TX USA
RE: strap-on style tree stands
I use this one. http://www.summitstands.com/productD...aspx?id=329223
It is by far the lightest, most comfortable, easiest to hang and the most ROCK SOLID stand I have ever used, and I have used a lot over the years. Try it. I' m sure you won' t be dissapointed.
It is by far the lightest, most comfortable, easiest to hang and the most ROCK SOLID stand I have ever used, and I have used a lot over the years. Try it. I' m sure you won' t be dissapointed.
10-02-2003 | 04:16 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: South Central Wisconsin
RE: strap-on style tree stands
I have three Gorillas, one summit and I like them all for different reasons. If you buy a gorilla, get the all aluminum it seems quieter and is very light weight. I would however take a good look at Lone Wolf. It seems their design is excellent.
10-02-2003 | 04:48 PM
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From: Jacksonville Fl USA
RE: strap-on style tree stands
I have 2 Gorillas and an API - I like the Gorilla best - GREAT stands
Hunter - I just bought a new bow myself... I shot the Hoyt, Mathews... and ALMOST got the Mathews LX... then I shot the AR 34.... try it..... I bought it - I truely liked it better and the handle design is a true 10+ - a great bot. I can shoot bare shafts to 30 yards about 2 inches from fletched shafts... which is impressive for ANY setup
Tom
Hunter - I just bought a new bow myself... I shot the Hoyt, Mathews... and ALMOST got the Mathews LX... then I shot the AR 34.... try it..... I bought it - I truely liked it better and the handle design is a true 10+ - a great bot. I can shoot bare shafts to 30 yards about 2 inches from fletched shafts... which is impressive for ANY setup
Tom
