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A deal I couldn't pass on
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Don't get me wrong I love my climbers, but I worry when I sometimes leave then in the woods over night or extended time.
Well , ran across these at Walmart. Red tag/reduced pricing. Remington Hang on treestands......... $13.00 I bought three of them. I figured I could put them up as a perminate stand and no worries for that price. Beats losing a $300.00 climber. |
lemme know how it works out..personally, it looks like $13, i dont think I'd get more than 5 feet off the ground on that, and thats still risky. it looks like the floor is gonna give right off the bat!
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Originally Posted by HellsAngel
(Post 3533594)
lemme know how it works out..personally, it looks like $13, i dont think I'd get more than 5 feet off the ground on that, and thats still risky. it looks like the floor is gonna give right off the bat!
Rated at 300 lbs. and even comes with a harnes. I love the climbers for moving from tree to tree, but hate carrying them in and out. 85% of the time I sit in the same tree over and over anyways, so for $13.00 and the cost of some steps I can leave it and not worry about it like I do when I leave the $300.00 climber. |
As long as you like it...certainly worth $13 though.
I will only buy quality ladderstands from now on... |
Not Comfortable
Stands like that will provide a good hunt for only an hour or two. They are not comfortable at all. I know because I have a couple in the woods right now almost like those. Don't hang them where you expect to spend a lot of time.
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Looks like a great deal to me. I hope they work out for you. May have to look at the buckle too. I don't trust most buckles. One time I was in a tree and I noticed the buckle "while" I was installing it in the tree. It didn't really bother me that much putting it up, but when time finally came to hunt it, I couldn't! I looked at the buckle and there was a small thin metal piece. I said to myself... "This whole stand, myself and my gear are being held, really, by that little bitty metal piece!"
Good luck and good purchase. iSnipe |
That stand retails at Walmart for 50 bucks. Hell of a deal!! It's an ameristep. I would trust that thing with no problem. I love hang ons. Nothin betta. I like the climbers occasionaly
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Originally Posted by 2robinhood
(Post 3533602)
The picture make it look weak, but it isn't at all.
Rated at 300 lbs. and even comes with a harnes. I love the climbers for moving from tree to tree, but hate carrying them in and out. 85% of the time I sit in the same tree over and over anyways, so for $13.00 and the cost of some steps I can leave it and not worry about it like I do when I leave the $300.00 climber. |
wow that is a great deal!! i have one and i was lookin to get another one and i do like them very well!!
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wont find a better deal than that.....if you did not attach the price tag pic i would not have believed you!
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$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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