Light weight climbing stands??
11-18-2008 | 05:20 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Beaver County, PA
Light weight climbing stands??
I am planning on getting a climbing stand for next season and I would like a light weight stand to carry in and out of the woods. Does anyone have and stands in mind I can look into?
11-18-2008 | 05:25 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Maryland
RE: Light weight climbing stands??
Timber tall is the lightest there is at about 11 pounds.
Not as comfy as My Summit viper, but for scout/hunt trips into unknown woods, it is what I grab.
But I would never do an all day hunt in it, just not comfy enough.
Not as comfy as My Summit viper, but for scout/hunt trips into unknown woods, it is what I grab.
But I would never do an all day hunt in it, just not comfy enough.
11-18-2008 | 05:29 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Dover, De
RE: Light weight climbing stands??
TREE WALKER im looking into them as well and they are SWEET the roomyest on the market but it also has a weight of 14-15 pounds...Lone wolf is another consideration about 12-14 pounds..
Treewalker stands look to be indestructable..
MY 2 CENTS
BH818
Treewalker stands look to be indestructable..
MY 2 CENTS
BH818
11-18-2008 | 05:30 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Southern Illinois
RE: Light weight climbing stands??
ORIGINAL: Slackdaddy
Timber tall is the lightest there is at about 11 pounds.
Not as comfy as My Summit viper, but for scout/hunt trips into unknown woods, it is what I grab.
But I would never do an all day hunt in it, just not comfy enough.
Timber tall is the lightest there is at about 11 pounds.
Not as comfy as My Summit viper, but for scout/hunt trips into unknown woods, it is what I grab.
But I would never do an all day hunt in it, just not comfy enough.
11-18-2008 | 07:19 PM
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From: So.IL
RE: Light weight climbing stands??
Bowhunter818, your right the Treewalker's are real impressive. I got the LT model a month ago. I have used it just about every day since I got it. These things are unbelievable. Super light, quiet, no straps to hold them together or for your feet to go inand very easy to climb with. Not to mention the web seat is very comfortable.I would recomend the to anyone looking to get a new climber. I showed it to a couple of my hunting buddies and they are getting them for next year.
