When in the stand
 

I was just wondering when in the stand where you put all of your equitment without bumping it of having it fall out of the stand? because i know some of my stands are limited on space.

RE: When in the stand
 

Big, I usually have my stands pre set before season, not always but when I do I pick a limb or two that I can cut with about 6 inches left to hang stuff on. Some of my stands come with gear hangers on them too.

Best of luck,

Troy

RE: When in the stand
 

i hang my backpack on a strap on tree strap, i keep my call and binos in my pocket

RE: When in the stand
 

Most everything I carry is inside my fanny pack which I strap right to the tree. The excpetions are my wind indicator(front pocket) rattle horns (hook installed in the tree) and my bow (in hand).

I do my best to keep things simple;)

RE: When in the stand
 

I use a climbing stand so when I get jacked up and settled in I put my fanny pack around the tree. I carry everything that I need in there. My bow is in the holder that is attached to the stand and I loop my rattle bag around the post on my seat.

RE: When in the stand
 

I carry everything in a fanny pack as well. after i get settled into my stand I just unhook pack from waist and strap on tree. take bow hanger from pack and screw into tree. pull up bow nok arrow and hang on hanger. bino's get hung on a hook that is on my stnd.

RE: When in the stand
 

I carry a small backpack full of gear and hang it on an extra bow hanger close at hand.

RE: When in the stand
 

the fanny pack sounds like the way to go to me thanks for the posts guys

RE: When in the stand
 

I'll usually have a fanny pack or backpack depending on where I am hunting. I too strap the pack to the tree and I keep my grunt tube tucked in my jacket. Usually keep my rattling bag handy and keep it in my pocket when not in use. I lay my bow across the gun rest on my stand and it works well for me.

RE: When in the stand
 

I carry a couple of screw in hooks that come with the string I use to pull my bow up on each side of the tree. Once I get up I hang my quiver on one, and my backpack on the other, then only have the bow to deal with