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utmstudent 12-04-2005 02:17 PM

didn't really know where to put this (stands)
 
I've looked at the past post on the site about tree lounges and summits. I have a summit climber and its comfortable but I just feel like I am confined. Sometimes I want to stretch out and I end up putting my legs over the top of the "rest". I was seriously looking into the tree lounge, but I didn't know if it would be worth it. I like to hunt all day and being heavy is not really a problem. I would however, like to make as little noise as possible but just as long as I can hunt all day in comfort, I will be happy. Would do you guys think? I've never used one or even seen one in person. I would barrow one but I don't know of anyone that uses a lounge around here. Here most of us just hunt out of two tractor tires stacked on top of each other. I do have a pair of climbing gaffs, so if it gets to much of a problem attaching to the tree or its getting too heavy, I'll just leave it in the tree and just use my gaffs to get to and fro.



utmstudent 12-04-2005 06:54 PM

RE: didn't really know where to put this (stands)
 
so............?

Southern Buck 12-04-2005 07:43 PM

RE: didn't really know where to put this (stands)
 
from what ive heard the tree lounge is very comfortable. i know several people who use them and they said they have fallen asleep in the stand before. thats just what i have heard from them but if i was goin to get a tree climber thats what i would get.

CamoCop 12-07-2005 12:46 AM

RE: didn't really know where to put this (stands)
 
i own a tree lounge and love it. the only draw back i found is the weight. i back pack my gear anywhere from 1 to 2 miles from my truck. after a mile or so, the tree lounge starts getting heavy. but once you're in it, it makes up for it. i don't ever plan on buying anything but tree lounges from here on out. i don't bow hunt any longer so i can not tell you about the bow hunter adapter. i don't know if i would feel comfortable about standing that far away from the tree to make a bow shot. i have no regrets about buying my tree lounge. if you have any further questions about the treelounge PM or e-mail me and i will answer them. also, if you're over 6 foot tall, buy the bigger one.

kevin1 12-07-2005 07:19 AM

RE: didn't really know where to put this (stands)
 
Something like this can take a lot of the scary out of that long lean from a TL:
Detroit Style Fall Restraint
I plan to get one after the season .

pabuckslaya 12-07-2005 09:03 AM

RE: didn't really know where to put this (stands)
 
i would recommend the API Bowhunter, it is lighter than the tree lounge and it is open in the front, which leaves plenty of room to stretch.

msbjmbkab 12-07-2005 09:09 AM

RE: didn't really know where to put this (stands)
 
If your biggest requirement is to "hunt all day in comfort", then I would recommend the Tree Lounge. That is what it does really well. I can sit/lounge in mine all dayvery comfortably. As far as weight and noise while setup, I have better stands, but once you are up in it, none of them are as comfortable.

deerslayer09 12-07-2005 11:04 AM

RE: didn't really know where to put this (stands)
 
I don't really like the climbing deer stands ,but i will use one i am better shot out of a solid box stand or a tripod stand every deer i have ever killed has been out of a box stand i have killed one farely nice one , but my dad has killed one that makes mine look like fawns, it is a huge!!!!!! and he killed it off the ground it was a 10-point with a 29 in spread and weighed about 200 lbs.


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