climber deer stand
#13
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location:
Posts: 166
RE: climber deer stand
Summit Period # 15. I have spent a couple hundred days in mine and it's still the most comfortable safest stand I have ever seen. Lone Wolfs are cool but not nearly as comfortable, kinda the price you pay for the weight savings.
#14
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Delaware OH USA
Posts: 534
RE: climber deer stand
Well, I like my Hunter's View well enough, but I'm thinking about going to an Equalizer or Timbertall. Both those have leveling adjustment. The Equalizer seems to have a slightly quieter cable. Can anybody talk to how quiet or level the Summit is? Also, how stable is it when you lean side to side. The Ameristep and Equalizer look like they lock best on the tree.
#15
Typical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location:
Posts: 819
RE: climber deer stand
I have a summit climber and my last one was a summit also. I have several summit fixed stands also. I have to say though that I saw these stands at a show recently and I was thoroughly impressed!!! When I am ready I will definitely look hard at these. They are lighter I believe than the summit viper and are rated for 300 pounds. They nest in to each other for carrying/packing out. The seat was comfortable also and overall its a very versatile unit.
http://www.treewalkertreestands.com/
http://www.treewalkertreestands.com/
#18
RE: climber deer stand
Personally I don't care for the belt that goes around the tree.They even list it as something extra you might want to buy on their web page for the sit and climb.I'm sure Lone Wolf make fine stands and they are safe.I just don't like the belt.Personal Thing.
#19
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Pittsfield, IL & Wentzville, MO
Posts: 6
RE: climber deer stand
ORIGINAL: hatcher88
so you guys would take a summit over the lone wolf alpha sit and climb...just wondering because I was about to buy the lone wolf
so you guys would take a summit over the lone wolf alpha sit and climb...just wondering because I was about to buy the lone wolf