Advanced Treestands
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ThePreBanMan
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Re: Advanced Treestands
Interesting concept. But too heavy for my taste. Sometimes hanging a complete stand can be a PITA to do - like when in a gnarly tree. It would be nice to have the option to do it in pieces when the need exists. Like when working around branches and such.
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Bubbles
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Re: Advanced Treestands
Yeah, having just started out with a lone wolf, wrestling a fully assembled stand is not as hard as they make it seem.
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msailor
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Re: Advanced Treestands
jmaas07 wrote:I was gone at "snap" into place....sounds loud
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No kidding, I closed my browser after watching this video.
http://www.advancedtreestands.com/videos
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PUBLICbowhunter
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Re: Advanced Treestands
Nice stand but ill be sticking with my Loc-On I think.
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DeepSouthHunter
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Re: Advanced Treestands
msailor wrote:jmaas07 wrote:I was gone at "snap" into place....sounds loud
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No kidding, I closed my browser after watching this video.
http://www.advancedtreestands.com/videos
You mean you don't "slam" your treestand against the tree when you're hanging it?
I guess the guy also levitated up the tree since there was no sign of climbing sticks. 
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