XOP treestand carrier
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jbone23
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XOP treestand carrier
Is there a downside to leaving the tree stand carrier attached to the hunt stand while hunting? Like being more visible to deer or something
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csoult
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Re: XOP treestand carrier
I have always let it on, haven’t been spotted because of that yet. At least I don’t think
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JShea
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Re: XOP treestand carrier
I use a Molle straps and waist belt.
Basically the same. If its real windy I clip the waist belt and tighten it up so it doesnt swing.
Not windy just let it hang. Never had any issues.
Basically the same. If its real windy I clip the waist belt and tighten it up so it doesnt swing.
Not windy just let it hang. Never had any issues.
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Djp32
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Re: XOP treestand carrier
i take mine off. it used to drive me nuts to have to take it on and off all the time but im used to it now. besides, the way that i strap my climbing sticks on now it is better to have the backpack straps off the stand.
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tundra
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Re: XOP treestand carrier
In a nutshell,,,, NO
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JAK
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Re: XOP treestand carrier
Ive got molle straps and kidney belt. I leave it on. Havnt been busted by that yet at least i dont think
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