Treelounge Stand!
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fort Gay WV USA
Posts: 15
Treelounge Stand!
Has anyone here every used the new treelounge stands. I am thinking about getting one. Is there much difference between the bowhunter and the gun hunter stand they both look a like to me. Are they hard to set up! Any info appreciated!
#2
RE: Treelounge Stand!
Hey Baby G, check out http://www.treelounge.com/
You can order a free video; I got it earlier this year. If for nothing else, it shows some good deer footage.
You can order a free video; I got it earlier this year. If for nothing else, it shows some good deer footage.
#3
RE: Treelounge Stand!
I don't know if there are any real improvements to the new treelounge. I have an older model and I love it! For gun hunting that is, I'm not all that happy with it as a bow stand though!
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Vinton VA
Posts: 2,978
RE: Treelounge Stand!
I have not used the new models, I do have an older one. My take on them is that they are very comfortable, but not realy practical for everyday bow or gun hunting. You need the adapter to bow hunt, and they are noisy to setup. They attach to the tree very securely, but it is difficult to carry the old one around. My personal opinion is that for every day hunting, moving stands, ease of carry, and comfort, the new all aluminum Summit climbers are the only way to go. They are light, hook up the trees faster than any other stand(without wing nuts or pins), climb very quiet, and are very comfortable, espeacialy a stand like the viper XL. the only time I use my tree lounge is for one day, all day gun hunts. In fact I am selling mine to a fellow I work with as I used it so little.
TAKE YOUR KIDS HUNTING AND YOU WON'T BE HUNTING FOR YOUR KIDS
TAKE YOUR KIDS HUNTING AND YOU WON'T BE HUNTING FOR YOUR KIDS
#7
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fayetteville GA USA
Posts: 203
RE: Treelounge Stand!
I bought one of the new models several months ago and I ended up selling it. It was a good stand, but it just didn't have what I needed in a true bowhunting stand. It wasn't really quiet on your back without tying straps everywhere, and it wasn't the lightest stand I could find. For gun hunting it is great. It is good for bowhunting too if you don't have to move around a lot. It truly is the most comfortable stand out there though.