Looks interesting.
Don't think I could use it in the hedge trees in my neck of the woods.
Don't think I could use it in the hedge trees in my neck of the woods.
Lots of threads on it on archery talk. Some love it, some dont. Where I hunt i have a seriously hard time finding a tree that my climber will work on. I am gonna do some more research on this set up.
One of those, with a gentle breeze and I bet I'd be out like a baby.
Tree saddle....
They can be great in a lot of scenarios
My buddy uses one almost exclusively for bow and loves it.
He uses Climbing spurs and cut up a hang on stand to use just the bottom to prop his feet on. He can be in a tree ready to hunt in under 5 min. Great for public land or guys who like to move stand locations a lot.
They can be great in a lot of scenarios
My buddy uses one almost exclusively for bow and loves it.
He uses Climbing spurs and cut up a hang on stand to use just the bottom to prop his feet on. He can be in a tree ready to hunt in under 5 min. Great for public land or guys who like to move stand locations a lot.
To misquote Chief Dan Joseph, "I will climb no more treestands forever." However, I really think this version ups the risk of a fall even for young hard bellies to an unacceptable level.
It doesn't look the slightest bit comfortable to me.
Here's my #1 issue with it. Absolutely zero chance of be able to shoot behind you AND unless you can switch to lefty how are you gonna get a shot on your off/weak side? It doesn't look like you could swivel enough and shoot hard on your right side. I wanna be able to move as much as possible to get that shot, cuz deer don't always follow the path we want!
