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What is a good climbing treestand? I would like one that is easy to pack in/out, and easy to use.
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The Summit Openshot Deluxe is 15 lbs. This is the one I own because I wanted a stand that didn't have a gun rest to interfere with my bow.
http://www.summitstands.com/catalog.aspx?catid=openshot deluxe
Timbertall makes a great climber as well, and it's probably one of the lightest on the market weighing in at just 12 lbs! http://www.timbertalloutdoors.com/babylite.htm
I am a Summit fan. I prefer the Bushmaster model.
My son and I hunted next to each other yesterday. I went up my tree in a Lone Wolf and my son with up his in his Summit. The Lone Wolf was much more quiet putting on and also going up the tree. Hands down the Lone Wolf is the best stand on the market.
Love my summit Goliath. Have taken 9 deer from it in the last 3 seasons. All with a bow.
Im with Del in KS... My summit goliath is easy to set up and extremely comfortable.. Go with a Summit!! You can't go wrong!
a gorrila climbing stand works pretty good
lone wolf stands are pricey but you get what you pay for.
Summit "viper" here !
Forgot to add I've hunted out of an A.P.I and an Ol' Man stand over the last couple of weeks !
Summit climbers are comfortable and stack well, my viper does great job.
I'm happy with my API (not sure which model, but its a climber). A lot cheaper and I am very happy. It can be a little noisy hooking it to a tree if you are not taking your time, but I still love it.
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My son and I hunted next to each other yesterday. I went up my tree in a Lone Wolf and my son with up his in his Summit. The Lone Wolf was much more quiet putting on and also going up the tree. Hands down the Lone Wolf is the best stand on the market.
The Summit Openshot Deluxe is 15 lbs. This is the one I own because I wanted a stand that didn't have a gun rest to interfere with my bow.
http://www.summitstands.com/catalog.aspx?catid=openshot deluxe
Timbertall makes a great climber as well, and it's probably one of the lightest on the market weighing in at just 12 lbs! http://www.timbertalloutdoors.com/babylite.htm
I am a Summit fan. I prefer the Bushmaster model.
Love my summit Goliath. Have taken 9 deer from it in the last 3 seasons. All with a bow.
Im with Del in KS... My summit goliath is easy to set up and extremely comfortable.. Go with a Summit!! You can't go wrong!
a gorrila climbing stand works pretty good
lone wolf stands are pricey but you get what you pay for.
Summit "viper" here !
Forgot to add I've hunted out of an A.P.I and an Ol' Man stand over the last couple of weeks !
Summit climbers are comfortable and stack well, my viper does great job.
I'm happy with my API (not sure which model, but its a climber). A lot cheaper and I am very happy. It can be a little noisy hooking it to a tree if you are not taking your time, but I still love it.
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