Overcoming LW stand "obstacles" (sit & climb)
#11
RE: Overcoming LW stand "obstacles" (sit & climb)
For the price of the stands, they should be able to hold your bottle for you and change your diaper too.[8D]
LT
So it's price, huh? What do you think about Scent-lok?
Don't answer that.
LT
So it's price, huh? What do you think about Scent-lok?
Don't answer that.
Now, back to your Scent Lok question. Not!!!
#12
RE: Overcoming LW stand "obstacles" (sit & climb)
I just ordered a Hammock seat for my lone wolf. I'll let you guys know how it is once I get it. Here is where i ordered from:
http://hazmore.net/cart/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=7&ccSIDa6 e70b027d696f1d3afe13fa71f85b8e=f848579ff0cb773750c ca51e0a46ce52
http://hazmore.net/cart/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=7&ccSIDa6 e70b027d696f1d3afe13fa71f85b8e=f848579ff0cb773750c ca51e0a46ce52
#13
RE: Overcoming LW stand "obstacles" (sit & climb)
The fact that they don't know the difference between "quite" and "quiet" on their website kinda scares me a little.....lol....but for $20.....how much ofa risk are ya really taking?
Let me know how you like it after you get it.
Let me know how you like it after you get it.
#16
Typical Buck
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RE: Overcoming LW stand "obstacles" (sit & climb)
never seen a 'light weight cadillac' before....the equilizer is awesome if you have a place relatively brush free and easy to get to. I LOVE LOVE LOVE mine.
lonewolf's are nice, but if I wanted a sit all day stand, the equilizer would be it
lonewolf's are nice, but if I wanted a sit all day stand, the equilizer would be it
#17
RE: Overcoming LW stand "obstacles" (sit & climb)
The other thing I noticed about the equalizer is.....the max tree diameter is 19".
That's not very big, really. My Summit will go on larger trees....and that's one of the main reasons I use it over the LW (WHEN I use it over the LW).
That's not very big, really. My Summit will go on larger trees....and that's one of the main reasons I use it over the LW (WHEN I use it over the LW).
#18
RE: Overcoming LW stand "obstacles" (sit & climb)
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
The other thing I noticed about the equalizer is.....the max tree diameter is 19".
That's not very big, really. My Summit will go on larger trees....and that's one of the main reasons I use it over the LW (WHEN I use it over the LW).
The other thing I noticed about the equalizer is.....the max tree diameter is 19".
That's not very big, really. My Summit will go on larger trees....and that's one of the main reasons I use it over the LW (WHEN I use it over the LW).
#20
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 899
RE: Overcoming LW stand "obstacles" (sit & climb)
Sorry boys, I've been gone most of the days.
The equalizer is a great stand. Coupled with my super comfy backpack straps from GWL, I'll never change (doubt it).
I got the attachment so that i can face the tree (I LOVE THIS WAY OF HUNTING) and it weights 25lbs. I attach my backpack to it, too. The total setup weighs 32lbs and it is a dream for me to carry (ok no, but close!) and I'm 5'6" 160lbs.
The straps that connect the stands DO NOT hinder. They are longer then I originally thought. But, I'm not the tallest guy, either.
Jeff, they do a show circuit, but not a big one. I really suggest you at least try one. It is very refreshing to hear that you'd at least give it a try.
Equalizer is like High Country Archery, they do basically zero advertising and marketing to create product awareness...
The equalizer is a great stand. Coupled with my super comfy backpack straps from GWL, I'll never change (doubt it).
I got the attachment so that i can face the tree (I LOVE THIS WAY OF HUNTING) and it weights 25lbs. I attach my backpack to it, too. The total setup weighs 32lbs and it is a dream for me to carry (ok no, but close!) and I'm 5'6" 160lbs.
The straps that connect the stands DO NOT hinder. They are longer then I originally thought. But, I'm not the tallest guy, either.
Jeff, they do a show circuit, but not a big one. I really suggest you at least try one. It is very refreshing to hear that you'd at least give it a try.
Equalizer is like High Country Archery, they do basically zero advertising and marketing to create product awareness...