Lone Wolf Alpha Hang Ons
10-23-2009 | 06:44 PM
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Spike
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From: ELY, MINNESOTA
Lone Wolf Alpha Hang Ons
Anyone use these? Im thinking about picking one up and have heard pretty much all good stories about them. Anyone have any likes or dislikes with these stands. Thanks
10-24-2009 | 04:55 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: west central wi USA
10-24-2009 | 10:16 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Minneapolis Minnesota USA
My buddies have the one Lone Wolf Hanger and swear by it. I used it once and it was solid! I have the Lone Wolf Climber and I specifically use it for bow hunting. Its 14 pounds and a solid quiet stand. I use the climber becuase I move around a lot. Its easy to set up and dont make any noise. Very durable stands and I think both stands are great. Good products. I shot my first deer out of the Lone Wolf climber last week so I finally got to break its cherry. I love it because of the light weight especially.
10-24-2009 | 12:04 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Hudson, Wisconsin
I have three LW alpha hang on and LW hand climber. Because I hunt mostly public land I set up and take down every day. One tip with the Alpha....use the hook/strap instead of the bracket. I think it is much much better with the hook set up.
Two weeks ago I shot this one after setting up my stand and waiting only 20 minutes before an eight point and this one walk by at 7 yards. LW is stone quiet too!!
Two weeks ago I shot this one after setting up my stand and waiting only 20 minutes before an eight point and this one walk by at 7 yards. LW is stone quiet too!!
10-24-2009 | 08:19 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Cheeseland
Maybe this was covered in the other thread but anyways...
Their platform is cast aluminum, no straight lines on platform I think they conceal nicely. I have an API that whenever I shift my feet with heavy boots on I get a ringing sound from the hollow welded tubes.
Extremely simple and quiet to set up, especially with the hook/strap.
Once it's in it's rock solid steady.
As soon as i spot an animal, I like to stand up, the seat goes up quietly and stays up.
Buy one, use it a couple times and I'm sure you will be completly satisfied!
Their platform is cast aluminum, no straight lines on platform I think they conceal nicely. I have an API that whenever I shift my feet with heavy boots on I get a ringing sound from the hollow welded tubes.
Extremely simple and quiet to set up, especially with the hook/strap.
Once it's in it's rock solid steady.
As soon as i spot an animal, I like to stand up, the seat goes up quietly and stays up.
Buy one, use it a couple times and I'm sure you will be completly satisfied!
10-26-2009 | 06:25 AM
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Fork Horn
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Chicago,Illinois
I have a Sit and Climb ,a Hand Climber, an Alpha Hang on, and two Tree Seats, and I love them all. I set up my brother in-laws, API hang on for him, and while it does the job, it is squeaky and clunky, I don't like the ratchet straps, and the seat cushion sucks.
