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Centauri 09-25-2010 07:11 AM

Don't be an idiot, just wear a harness.

trs 09-25-2010 08:46 AM

I've often considered using my climbing harness from rock climbing. You could try one of those.

SteveBNy 09-25-2010 04:05 PM


Originally Posted by stabnslab_WI (Post 3689370)
What did they do 15-20-30 years ago? Oh yeah that is right, they made sure they didn't fall out of the tree.


And when they did, they broke bones, went into coma's, ended up in wheels chairs and died. Those that used straps only provided the stat's we now have on just how deadly and ineffective they are. Use whatever you want or nothing at all. But those who don't use a harness and survive a fall better have someone who loves them enough to handle the burdan they become.

UPHunter08 09-25-2010 06:25 PM


Originally Posted by stabnslab_WI (Post 3689370)
What did they do 15-20-30 years ago? Oh yeah that is right, they made sure they didn't fall out of the tree.

Actually, they usually fell out of the tree and either got killed, or were paralyzed for life. Duh. That's why there is such a push for using a harness. If you have kids, you owe it to them to wear one. Once you no longer have any dependents, feel free to slip and become a gimp at any time. ;)

early in 09-26-2010 03:51 AM

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This is not to be confused with a safety harness, but it's simply something I put together for when I install my hang-on stand. It has a prusic for easy adjustment and 2 hooks. One for your bow, and the other for the stand. This belt allows for hands free stand set up.


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