Next generation hunting stands.

It is nice. Way cheaper to just 1 stick.

Chud said:

It is nice. Way cheaper to just 1 stick.

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How long does it take you to get to 15ft? Seems like it would be a lot noisier doing all of that as well.

It takes minutes. Not a lot of noise either.

Looks good but sure pricey.

I sit on stand 5-10 hours at a time. My old bony tail has to have some padding. What’s the mesh seat option look like?

Bullbuster said:

I sit on stand 5-10 hours at a time. My old bony tail has to have some padding. What’s the mesh seat option look like?

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Lol I don’t think they have one. Man they make these things so damn small. I mean I get it, but I don’t know anyone small enough to sit in one all day.

Bear Sits In The Woods said:

Looks good but sure pricey.

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All of their stuff is suuuuuuper pricey.

What ever happened to wedging a board in the crotch of a tree and sitting all day?

LOL! I gave that up when in my 20’s and was invincible. I like my enclosed blind with padded office chair that rocks now.

dennishoddy said:

What ever happened to wedging a board in the crotch of a tree and sitting all day?

LOL! I gave that up when in my 20’s and was invincible. I like my enclosed blind with padded office that rocks now.

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Hahaha hey I’m right there with you. But on public that’s easier said than done.

dennishoddy said:

What ever happened to wedging a board in the crotch of a tree and sitting all day?

LOL! I gave that up when in my 20’s and was invincible. I like my enclosed blind with padded office that rocks now.

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Those went out of style when railroad spikes went out of style for tree steps up to the board lol. My dad and I used both, I'd like to go back and see if any of those are still there actually. Osage county, north/northwest of Hudson Lake.

okbob said:

I'd like to go back and see if any of those are still there actually. Osage county, north/northwest of Hudson Lake.

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Unsure if those specific ones are there but I would be willing to bet they are. I have seen plenty of trees with various spikes in them. To me it’s a gauge of a good setup to find them.

A grand for a climbing stand?!? No thank you!
I’m still using a climber I bought at the SHOT show when it was held in Dallas in 1988, and I think I gave $100 for it. It’s contributed to the deaths of at least 100 deer and A BUNCH of pigs.

okbob said:

Those went out of style when railroad spikes went out of style for tree steps up to the board lol. My dad and I used both, I'd like to go back and see if any of those are still there actually. Osage county, north/northwest of Hudson Lake.

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Kyler ranch area?

okbob said:

Those went out of style when railroad spikes went out of style for tree steps up to the board lol. My dad and I used both, I'd like to go back and see if any of those are still there actually. Osage county, north/northwest of Hudson Lake.

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If I was a betting man, I’d say the spikes are still in the tree. The woods here in east TX are full of trees with nails and spikes in them from folks old deer stands. There’s a tree on the back of my place by the creek that still has the remnants of 2x4‘s nailed onto a tree for a ladder up to a big limb that was obviously the platform.
It seems to be a common practice to leave stands on property instead of hauling them off too, because my place has a rotted down old box stand, and my lease place next door has a couple more. The previous hunters on my place in Oklahoma left 3 old stands, and I was sitting in one of them when I killed the first deer off the place in 2004.

Kennywayne said:

Kyler ranch area?

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I can't remember the name of the ranch now, Ball maybe? It was Holcomb when we hunted it, it was bordered by Yellowjacket, Mullendore, Friend and a couple other ranches that I can't recall off hand. The water pipe that flows from Hulah to Hudson ends on the ranch and just flows into a creek, the creek flows on down to Hudson, and the aviation tower for the area is on the SE corner of the place. Killed my first deer there, and first deer with a bow. Was just looking at an areal pic and they must have sprayed a lot of trees over the years because a lot of the timber we hunted is gone.

Yes sir same place I figured you were talking about and your right they have sprayed a lot of trees out all through there I haven’t been over that way in quite a while now