$13 is darn cheap. If they don't work out, you're not out alot of money.
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Originally Posted by CVG Ohio
(Post 3533748)
Why leave a climing stand? I would rather pack my stand in than worry if someone would steal it from the base of a tree. Where as hanging stands are more of a hassel to hang and take down. So leaving $300 dollar stand in the woods is something you do? Even on private land I would not leave one I don't get it. :bash:
I only leave it on private land, but anything can be taken/stolen from anywhere. I have a Treewalker climber and love it, but these $13.00 stands with some steps, I'll hang them and leave them in for years. Won't carry them in and out at all, plus I never set more then 3 hours so comfort isn't a major concern for me with this cheap stand. Use my climber for longer sitting and moving to different spots. |
thats a great deal, but personally after using my 2 gorrilla stands and seeing how comfortable they are, I dont think I could use one of those even if it is 13 bucks
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Ya that's nice and light. Even if you are only a little bit up, your off the ground. I had a climber stole once. I was even able to track'em in a light snow. But O'well I got another one. The one thing I can't stand is leaving a stand in the woods during off season. People got treehouses, permanent stands, that just become unsafe and delapidated if not maintained. I always take my stands down after the season and store too.
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That reminds me, I need to get new cables for my climber. They are about five or six years old. My stolen climber had chains, a little heavier, but longer lasting, I think.
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Originally Posted by llpaintball
(Post 3533985)
thats a great deal, but personally after using my 2 gorrilla stands and seeing how comfortable they are, I dont think I could use one of those even if it is 13 bucks
They are nice, but they don't compare to my Treewalker.. I still use them. |
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