Climber recommendations?
#16
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2009
Posts: 1,926
No answer for every hunter
First, how do you like heights? Not everybody is a born tree climber.
How much weight can you haul into the woods. And how much weight do you want to carry. Many tree stands cover 300 lbs of weight and weigh accordingly. Not every hunter comes in at 260 lbs or greater?
If I had to give up my heirloom tree stand, I'd be into a ground blind.
And if all the leaves were off the trees, I wouldn't use any tree stand.
How much weight can you haul into the woods. And how much weight do you want to carry. Many tree stands cover 300 lbs of weight and weigh accordingly. Not every hunter comes in at 260 lbs or greater?
If I had to give up my heirloom tree stand, I'd be into a ground blind.
And if all the leaves were off the trees, I wouldn't use any tree stand.
#18
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195
First, how do you like heights? Not everybody is a born tree climber.
How much weight can you haul into the woods. And how much weight do you want to carry. Many tree stands cover 300 lbs of weight and weigh accordingly. Not every hunter comes in at 260 lbs or greater?
If I had to give up my heirloom tree stand, I'd be into a ground blind.
And if all the leaves were off the trees, I wouldn't use any tree stand.
How much weight can you haul into the woods. And how much weight do you want to carry. Many tree stands cover 300 lbs of weight and weigh accordingly. Not every hunter comes in at 260 lbs or greater?
If I had to give up my heirloom tree stand, I'd be into a ground blind.
And if all the leaves were off the trees, I wouldn't use any tree stand.
i like to be LOW in rifle season as this gives me longer view and shot.
SUMMIT 180 MAX HAS REAL NICE SEAT AND YOU CLIMB WITH IT FACING TREE so no need to switch seat around.
i paid 286 for mine tyd..............