i hunt 15 feet up in a treestand. how high do people usually hunt.
i was wondering if i hunted higher will bowhunting if i would see more deer and less deer would see me the treestand.

I don't do drugs. :-))

I started hunting this year at 15 ' but then moved up to 20' and 25'. The higher the better. I got spotted a few times while 15' high.

When I hang a stand, I'll hang near 20' depending on foliage and terrain. When I use my climber, again if foliage and terrain allow, I'll climb until my I feel my bow on the end of my 25' tow rope...

It depends mainly on the tree that I pick out. I usually go between
17 ft and 20 ft. Sometimes the tree I pick out will not let me go but
12ft to 15ft and thats ok for me if it has some leafy branches to help
hide me, you just have to be more careful when you move. And it also
helps wearing clothing like Scent Blocker and using a cover scent like
raccoon scent.

it depends on where i am and everything. normally 15-25 feet, big spread i know but every stand is different.

Depending on foliage I try to go as high as I can until my climber levels out, probably 20-25', and when using a strap on stand I generally use 9-10 screw in Cranford Ezy-Climb steps......bout 15'-20'.

I love this question! Every time I see it, all I have to do is wait for Rob to post, then cut and paste his response into my reply...

In other words, ditto. We have the exact same philosophy.

I usually stay between 15-17 feet. I just bought a Summit ViperX5 and in the instructions it says "Not to climb higher than 15feet, that it's unnecessary"

I use hang on stands and like to go 22 - 25 feet. But will go to where I need to be to get the best shot or cover the most trails. Have been from 14 - 32 feet.