Climbing stands

  • col._klink
    St Paul
    Posts: 2542
    #474056

    Gotcha ya never heard of them.

    They look decent.

    timmy
    Posts: 1960
    #21983

    I bought the Lone Wolf Alpha. Spendy – but I only had to buy one and am done upgrading, so I think it is cheaper in the long run.

    It is pretty light – packable, and quiet as can be. It is also extremely solid – when climbing, it bites in at whatever position the teeth hit and does not move. I have absolutely zero regrets over buying it. I use it for both gun and bow hunting and won’t be without one.

    Tim

    timmy
    Posts: 1960
    #486037

    I bought the Lone Wolf Alpha. Spendy – but I only had to buy one and am done upgrading, so I think it is cheaper in the long run.

    It is pretty light – packable, and quiet as can be. It is also extremely solid – when climbing, it bites in at whatever position the teeth hit and does not move. I have absolutely zero regrets over buying it. I use it for both gun and bow hunting and won’t be without one.

    Tim

    eyebuster
    Duluth
    Posts: 1025
    #21984

    I went out and purchased a Summit Bushmaster, The price was right and it is extreamly light. Works for me thanks for the suggestions guys!

    eyebuster
    Duluth
    Posts: 1025
    #486040

    I went out and purchased a Summit Bushmaster, The price was right and it is extreamly light. Works for me thanks for the suggestions guys!

    DRH1175
    Posts: 160
    #22323

    summit or lone wolf are the only way to go! I just picked up my new summit Goliath last night and am excited to try it.

    DRH1175
    Posts: 160
    #487895

    summit or lone wolf are the only way to go! I just picked up my new summit Goliath last night and am excited to try it.

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