WakeCow

Depends on cover but anywhere from 15' to 25' for me

peakrut

As low as 6' to as high as 22ish. Biggest buck of my life I missed from 6' high standing on a big oak branch by hitting a barbed wire 6 inches above the fence. I was standing when I took the shot so that puts me about 10-11feet from where I let my arrow fly. (He was 180" club)

virginiashadow

16-20----Around 20+feet and I can make small movements without getting picked off. The longer the season goes, the further I climb due to the deer getting increasingly sensitive and the loss of the foliage.

WVSPORTSMAN

I LIKE 15-20, BUT LAST SEASON, ONE OF MY STANDS WAS IN THE UPPER 40'S DO TO THE ELEVATION OF THE GROUND..

stikbow26

In Michigan about 20-22 feet but when were filming in Illinois about 15 feet. Walt

archer125

Cover dictates the height for me, but most of my set-ups end up between 20 - 25 feet. I typically don't set-up below 20 feet.

GRIZZLYMAN

If I am bowhunting I usually won't get over 20'. If I am gun hunting, I might get as high as 30', depending on terrain, etc...

Canuck_2

0 ft. I do all my hunting on the ground, using natural cover for blinds. In the past, I tried tree stands but found them too restrictive - I like to be able to sneak to different locations if the circumstances dictate. I think I get busteda lot more on the ground because of scent, drawing my bow, and so on, but it's a lot of fun.

jmbuckhunter

I have been sittin on the ground lately.(For Turkeys)

Vabowman

Canuck, you are getting busted more fro being on the ground, however, if you are ok with that then have fun, at least you acknowledge it.