Help with hang-on stands........
01-28-2005, 09:37 AM
#11
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RE: Help with hang-on stands........
That's not the point Bobco [8D]
I thought that demand would not be very high for stands without the seat and I could buy several of them at a good price here in the off season.
I thought that demand would not be very high for stands without the seat and I could buy several of them at a good price here in the off season.
01-28-2005, 09:49 AM
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RE: Help with hang-on stands........
OK, I will be the one to ask. Why don't you want a seat?
I, unlike you, am a true die hard bowhunter. I NEVER sit.......................
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Now....the truth.......I hunt lock-on's alot, they suck in the department of comfort. I plan to either buy a summit trophy chair to take in with me each time or take my top portion of my Ol' Man. Buying stands with the seat is no big deal, I can do that if need be. But, I thought maybe I could pick up several no seaters at a decent price. I will taking the seats off anyway
01-28-2005, 09:53 AM
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RE: Help with hang-on stands........
Diehard bowhunter i dont sit. What in the word does that mean. Do you hunt with a traditional bow and wooden arrows too. Define for the rest of us what a diehard bowhunter is please!!!!!!!
01-28-2005, 09:55 AM
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RE: Help with hang-on stands........
That's not the point Bobco
I thought that demand would not be very high for stands without the seat and I could buy several of them at a good price here in the off season.
I thought that demand would not be very high for stands without the seat and I could buy several of them at a good price here in the off season.
01-28-2005, 10:00 AM
#16
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RE: Help with hang-on stands........
Diehard bowhunter i dont sit. What in the word does that mean. Do you hunt with a traditional bow and wooden arrows too. Define for the rest of us what a diehard bowhunter is please!!!!!!!
Now....the truth.......I hunt lock-on's alot, they suck in the department of comfort. I plan to either buy a summit trophy chair to take in with me each time or take my top portion of my Ol' Man. Buying stands with the seat is no big deal, I can do that if need be. But, I thought maybe I could pick up several no seaters at a decent price. I will taking the seats off anyway
01-28-2005, 11:11 AM
#19
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RE: Help with hang-on stands........
You'll pay almost just as much for one with a seat as without one. Like everone else said,
Buy one and take off the seat. Ive never heard of any mass produced stands sold without the seat.
Buy one and take off the seat. Ive never heard of any mass produced stands sold without the seat.
01-28-2005, 11:35 AM
#20
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Location: Maine
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RE: Help with hang-on stands........
Buckstar, you're not a very good salesman. He want's a stand without a seat, not a
I'd watch the sportsmans guide and see what you can find. I got a couple of lockons with 30" platforms last winter for about 50$ a piece. If you want cheap and don't care about comfort then check out these at $30.
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/cb/cb.asp?a=145647
21" x 27" platform, 300lb capacity.
Most noisest, uncomfortable stand I ever owned!
I'd watch the sportsmans guide and see what you can find. I got a couple of lockons with 30" platforms last winter for about 50$ a piece. If you want cheap and don't care about comfort then check out these at $30.
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/cb/cb.asp?a=145647
21" x 27" platform, 300lb capacity.