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Deer Stands: Choosing and Hanging Tree Stands and Blinds

Q:Hey there Ive been deer hunting in Wisconsin a few times during gun season and Ive taken a couple nice 10 pointers but, my stepdad and I just got a new piece of land to hunt and we have to hang stands this weekend. Any advice on certain things to look for while hanging?

from Guitarmanslash on 10.13.09
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Deer Stands: Choosing and Hanging Tree Stands and Blinds

Q:How often do you hunt a stand?

from t_holinka on 10.11.09
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Deer Stands: Choosing and Hanging Tree Stands and Blinds

Q:This is an ethics question. I hunt a tree line for the most part. It is approximately ten feet wide, and surrounds a two acre field planted this year with corn. There is a house in front, but centered away from the tree line. There are four apple trees about fifty yards behind the house, and running parallel to the back wall of the house. I've been scouting the area, and it seems the deer come out of the corn well away from the tree-line, and visit the apples on the ground for a tasty treat. then they continue on past the house, and then cross the road into the neighbor's field. Well away from any stand I could put up. How ethical would it be for me to simply wait at the corner of the house, and pick one as they traveled towards the property line? I am a meat hunter, not a rack hunter. I'm out of work like so many others today, and may depend on the venison to survive. I know this isn't "sporting," but then again I'm not hunting for sport. But is it ethical?

from ZRocketman on 10.08.09
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Deer Stands: Choosing and Hanging Tree Stands and Blinds

Q:would you place a treestand at the corner of a field or in the middle of hardwood riverbottoms?

from GiantWhitetails on 09.27.09
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Deer Stands: Choosing and Hanging Tree Stands and Blinds

Q:I hate the wire climbing tree stands. The one my wife's step dad uses has metal spikes to grip into the tree. I feel this is much more secure. My question is where Can I find a climber with the metal spikes and not the wire?

from Cabohusky on 08.20.09
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