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Whats your favorite treestand ?

  • Loggy Bayou

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • North Starr

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Summit

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • API

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Hunters View

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Warren & Sweat

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Strongbuilt

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Other (Please Comment)

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    0

Loggy

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What brand of treestand do you like? Some of these companies may have merged etc. but feel free to throw your 2 cents in on which brands you used and like, dislike etc. :D

If more than one brand ties for your favorite.....please mention.
 
Summit Bullet Backpacker. Light, folds flat for easy transport, and very solid.
 
I voted Loggy (of course :lol: ) but like 2 others also.

I have a Loggy Bayou, Loc-On Spirit and a Big Buck Phanton Ladder (aka North Starr)..Last couple years been usin mostly my Loggy climber and ladder. Man we sure have come a long way from the ole Bakers and those TSS plywood jobs! I have tried almost anything under the sun and these 2 ....for a climber and a ladder seem to be the lightest, quietest and most reliable hassle free of all. The Loggy double lock point.... seat lock to tree plus platform lock is a feature I havent found on others. Summit also puts a good stand out.


Loggy: http://www.loggybayou.net/

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Big Buck Phantom...renamed Travelling Star (Only 24 LBS!) One fine company. They just made some custom platform replacement cables for my Phantom which had straps..... the newer have aircraft cable. I talked to owner Bill Goodwin (President, North Starr) and he had some made for me. Price was under $15 shipped!! A class outfit!
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http://www.northstarrtreestands.com/Tra ... Starr.html
 
Well, looks like Summit is in the lead with almost a week of heavy voting at the polls! :lol:

Not sure whut those 3 others are? Probably someones huntin secret that their unwilling to leak out. :lol:

Keep the votes coming guys... I thought there would be many more treestand hunters here.....but whut do I know. I've been barking .......I mean climbin up wrong trees for years! :lol:
 
I use hunter's view as they are cheap (under $50) Then I just leave them in the trees. Too old to remove Them
Redclub
 
I've got only one stand and it hasn't been used in a few years. A Gorilla Silverback. I only bought it for bowhunting.
 
I have a wide assortment variety of tree stands. Some are stands that I built, a few are stands that I took down on property, and I purchased 2 or 3. I have to say that the 2 Hunters View Buddy stands are my favorite. They are fairly large, and that shooting rail is real nice for those 250-300 yard shots into the open fields.
 
None, I tend to keep my feet on the ground. I'm a pretty good sized guy (6'1" 285 lbs) so I build alot of ground blinds, next investment is a portable blind, they are finally make some I can stand up in to stretch and move around a little. That way I'll stay awake. I've dosed off before and had deer tracks within 5 yards of me in the snow when I woke up. Makes ya kinda wonder what walked by ya know. But I'm sure I'm not the only one that has ever happened to.
 
I got a Remington Ladder stand. It's very durable and Safe. It has the double ladder on it. Very heavy for one person. 20 feet high.
 

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