1.) Swamp Fox - 02/27/2015

I know we have some guys (or used to have some guys) who liked these stands a lot. Apparently the company was out of commission for quite a while for reasons I don't fully know, but they've transitioned to make some of the stands and parts available again through Buck Horn Outdoors, another NC company.

Here you go, for what it's worth:


[url]https://squareup.com/market/buckhorn-outdoor-products-llc[/url]

2.) DropzOfWild - 03/03/2015

looks to me that when you sit on the stand your feet hang out past the platform.... that may be a bit of an issue lol

3.) Swamp Fox - 03/03/2015

:-)....

4.) bluecat - 03/03/2015

[QUOTE=DropzOfWild;30341]looks to me that when you sit on the stand your feet hang out past the platform.... that may be a bit of an issue lol[/QUOTE]

I agree, that looks really funky unless the seat moves toward tree after climbing mode maybe.

5.) Swamp Fox - 03/03/2015

That's exactly what it does.

Also, many hunters, especially gun hunters, like to sit facing the tree for better cover and for a convenient gun rest.

Usually, those stands will also have (or have available) a bar that can be used as a back rest or (when facing away from the tree) a gun rest.

It wouldn't surprise me if this technique is more common here than in other parts of the country.

6.) Swamp Fox - 03/03/2015

[QUOTE=bluecat;30345]I agree, that looks really funky unless the seat moves toward tree after climbing mode maybe.[/QUOTE]

What, you've never sat on the end of a diving board shooting arrows at rubber ducks? Same concept. :wink

7.) bluecat - 03/03/2015

I was never allowed out of the wading pool because of my bladder issues.





I wouldn't enjoy staring at a tree the whole time.

8.) BULLZ-i - 03/03/2015

I HAVE ONE... AWESOME STAND

9.) Swamp Fox - 03/04/2015

You and PB...maybe JimP?

10.) Hunter - 03/04/2015

I sat in one years ago and was really impressed with it's comfort