Overcoming LW stand "obstacles" (sit & climb)
10-19-2008, 04:08 PM
#11
Nontypical Buck
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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!!!
10-19-2008, 05:09 PM
#12
Typical Buck
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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
10-19-2008, 05:13 PM
#13
Dominant Buck
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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.
10-19-2008, 05:48 PM
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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
10-19-2008, 05:53 PM
#17
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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).
10-19-2008, 06:07 PM
#18
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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).
10-19-2008, 07:26 PM
#20
Typical Buck
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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...