Lightweight tree-stand setups

[John146]

Jacob,

I started hunting Sherburnne backs in the early 90's and all I had was a API Climber. Got by with it but now this is what I would do.

Lone Wolf Assault with 4 sticks and your done. I have not been in a situation where I could not set up in the area I wanted to. Climbers are limited, other lock on's cannot set up safely on crooked trees. Do not do the quick set up belt on the LW.

Use the line mans belt that LBHTR has an your good to go in any situation.

Concerning ground hunting. I had more encounters on bigger bucks ground hunting than anything I did. I did this mostly during bow season because of the rifle hunters and not wanting to be on the ground with bullets flying. Hard to get drawn though because of the thickness and them being right on you when you see them.

[jbpharmd]

Thanks for the advice Todd!

I do not plan on stepping foot on a WMA during the rifle season so I don't feel that worried about getting shot. I'll go check out sherburne, thistlewaite and maybe take a trip out to West Bay.

[shedhunta]

I use lone wolf with Molle 2 straps and either LW climbing sticks or treehopper bolts for established stand sites on private land.  So nice owning one stand and not worrying about it getting weathered, stolen, etc.  Also nice having only one stand in my small garage.  Used to have a pile of rusty junk.