Climbing Stand Safety Question
For all of those out there who use climbing stands--if you buy a good climbing stand and wear a safety harness, is there any possibility of getting hurt?
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RE: Climbing Stand Safety Question
is there any possibility of getting hurt? |
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Just remember to tie your top and bottom together. Bad deal if your bottom falls to the ground.
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thats a great point saltflat. if possible use a tree that the climber can dig into. Used the right way, a climber is a lot safer that a fixed position stand. ( no transfer from stand to ladder)
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Follow the directions and wear the harness and use common sense and you should be fine, Oh yeah do not climb any slick bark trees or shag bark Hickorys
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Use the Harness Type not the Waist Type and always wear it and keep it on, no exceptions!
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Yes...while I was hunting with Strut from Missouri he noticed I did not have the correct knot in the rope that goes around the tree. Therefore I would of still fell about 3 feet before the harness could catch me resulting in serious injury.
Other than that I feel pretty safe up there. PS I forget the name of the knot but it is the adjustable knot that takes out the slack |
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ORIGINAL: Chuck7 PS I forget the name of the knot but it is the adjustable knot that takes out the slack |
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That's the knot. When it came it the package I was thinking ..why the fancy knot?? ;)Now I know. It's a fancy slip knot to keep one from falling before the harness does it's job. I also must give a thumbs up. I exceed the weight specifications and still feel very safe and comfortable in that. No I'm not fat...just big boned.:)
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People were not built to climb trees so naturally, there is a chance of getting hurt. There is no amount of safety equipment that will 100% prevent an accident.
All you can do is buy good equipment that fits "you" and follow the instructions. Throw in a little big of common sense and you will greatly reduce the chances of getting hurt. ORIGINAL: DeerManiac874 For all of those out there who use climbing stands--if you buy a good climbing stand and wear a safety harness, is there any possibility of getting hurt? |
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