Stands
#4
RE: Stands
I don't think I'll every buy a ladder stand... most aren't tall enough, they don't offer good portability, and I don't like that much "equipment" out for the deer to have to get used to.
Fixed-position stands are extremely stable if installed correctly. Though I could fall asleep in the comfort and security of my Summit climbers, I think I'd rather hunt out of my Deer Deck Lites or Copperhead Compacts if I already had one hung where I wanted to hunt.
Fixed-position stands are extremely stable if installed correctly. Though I could fall asleep in the comfort and security of my Summit climbers, I think I'd rather hunt out of my Deer Deck Lites or Copperhead Compacts if I already had one hung where I wanted to hunt.
#5
RE: Stands
Well, I don't have the cash to buy numerous fixed stands, and obviously setting them up and taking them down constantly....well, that just AIN'T gonna happen. Though I will say, the climbing sticks sure do make that task pretty easy.
So with the thought of versatility in mind, I bought a climber. The downside? It won't work in just any tree. Fixed stands are fairly forgiving as to the tree.....Not climbers. But, climbers more than make up for that in the comfort department.
So with the thought of versatility in mind, I bought a climber. The downside? It won't work in just any tree. Fixed stands are fairly forgiving as to the tree.....Not climbers. But, climbers more than make up for that in the comfort department.
#6
RE: Stands
Can't beat the climber for confort and portability. But the question is prefer?
Does that mean confort or the better deer stand? Hum?
I go with placement! Lock on with ladder. And it really is easy and quite
to set up.
Does that mean confort or the better deer stand? Hum?
I go with placement! Lock on with ladder. And it really is easy and quite
to set up.
#8
RE: Stands
ORIGINAL: ericstacy
Can't beat the climber for confort and portability. But the question is prefer?
Does that mean confort or the better deer stand? Hum?
I go with placement! Lock on with ladder. And it really is easy and quite
to set up.
Can't beat the climber for confort and portability. But the question is prefer?
Does that mean confort or the better deer stand? Hum?
I go with placement! Lock on with ladder. And it really is easy and quite
to set up.
In the future, I can see my owning a couple of fixed stands and having them in a couple of the places I hunt most frequently. Because you're 100% right, being in the RIGHT tree is critical.
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