Where to hang a Tree Stand? (With Pics)

[Wannabe1]

Perhaps some day we can hunt it together..  

No problem there. I can take care of lodging and transportation to and from the hunting areas. I'd also take care of transportation to and from the airport in Portland. Just got to get a job lined up that will allow that kind of time off.   :D

Originally posted by Wannabe1:
 

Perhaps some day we can hunt it together..  

No problem there. I can take care of lodging and transportation to and from the hunting areas. I'd also take care of transportation to and from the airport in Portland. Just got to get a job lined up that will allow that kind of time off.    :D  [/b]

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Yeah...I heard that!   Don't you just hate jobs?  HA!    

PS:  Craig says the bow will be ready in two to three weeks...headed your way, correct?

[Wannabe1]

Yep, just let me know so that I can make sure the boss or myself is here to receive it.  

[Bud B.]

Can you trail cam it?

And as it grows over the next few years, if you need to cross over it you should try to keep the trails for you cut back when you can. Around here cutovers grow back so fast and briars take over if you don't stay on it you'll not be able to cross through it in about two years.

[Bowwild]

In the early 1980's I had a stand on an island of trees in a very shallow marsh. The walk was only 300 yards from a farm lane. The marsh was very brushy. To get to this stand I walked across a fallen log which crossed a 10-15' wide ditch which was always full of shoulder-deep wter. Then I brushed a very narrow trail to the island. I didn't start my trail brushing for about 10 yards into the brush. This way someone traveling the farm lane couldn't see my path.

As far as I know only one person attempted to cross that log besides me. I found out from the trapper. He had a snare on top of the log. A wayward person found the snare and then the shoulder-deep water.

[ti-guy]

Imagine later with the regrow!!!...Lots of food for the deer.