Millenium's new concept for mobile hunting!
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Re: Millenium's new concept for mobile hunting!
Some stealth strips you should be good to go.
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Re: Millenium's new concept for mobile hunting!
That looks like some WORK to hang that joker
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Re: Millenium's new concept for mobile hunting!
I saw that along with a couple other new stands and laughed out loud.
I am not trying to be a hater but it is as if the engineers behind some of these designs have never deer hunting.
It looks heavy, loud, and tasty for squirrels :), that seat would not last a season in the elements. And I am pretty sure your swivel barring would be nice and loud after a few rain cycles
I am not trying to be a hater but it is as if the engineers behind some of these designs have never deer hunting.
It looks heavy, loud, and tasty for squirrels :), that seat would not last a season in the elements. And I am pretty sure your swivel barring would be nice and loud after a few rain cycles
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They would probably sell more of them if that railing was up higher for a rifle stand.
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Wow !
I honestly could see some rich guy buying this for his guided fenced in hunt. Of course he would have someone else put it up for him...
I honestly could see some rich guy buying this for his guided fenced in hunt. Of course he would have someone else put it up for him...
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That thing will do EXACTLY what it is designed to do....get some suckers to buy and make the business money.
Note I said nothing about actually helping kill deer
Note I said nothing about actually helping kill deer
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I wonder where you put your safety lanyard? Does it attach to the seat post? I could see myself getting dizzy spinning around on that sucker
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Dang I see a brass stripper pole as a seat replacement option coming soon
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You could use the stand, but I believe it would cost you a few bucks...literally, figuratively, etc...Before learning from this site, I used to walk around and look at all the new hunting gear. Now I find myself walking around it chuckling about all the gimmicks...
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Millennium's target market isn't the mobile hunter. Every year they produce a bigger hang-on. The m7 was their attempt at reaching the mobile hunters. It fall short without adjustable platform & the bracket hanging system not conducive to crooked knotty trees.
However with that said Millennium's are a decent baseline stand. Some modding can make them a mobile stand.
However with that said Millennium's are a decent baseline stand. Some modding can make them a mobile stand.
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Yes, to my knowledge the only Millennium with platform leveling is the m60.
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Re: Millenium's new concept for mobile hunting!
Millennium has a tripod stand I've been thinking about buying. I think it's only 30 pounds and 8ft. All aluminum.Perfect for the treeless areas big bucks gravitate to in high pressure areas.
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no cup holder???
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