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new to bow hunting have a question on what stands are best

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  1. ogamez89

    ogamez89 Newb

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    hi guys im new to bow hunting bought my first compound bow yesterday but i want to know what stands work best for bow hunting and how high should a treestand be for bow hunting? any suggestions will help thanks


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    dukester78 Weekend Warrior

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    I use lone wolf climber about 17_to 20 feet I hunt all depends on $ for good stand only had lone wolfs
    They say summit make good ones
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    Hillbilly Jedi Die Hard Bowhunter

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    There are lots of good stands. Lone Wolf makes good ones but there are others you can get if you're on a tighter budget. A ground blind is always a good option to think about too. 15 to 20 feet up should be sufficient for a tree stand.
     
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    I use whatever stand I can afford. In some location I still use stand that I have built. All are usually between 15 and 20 feet. Inspect and repair all your stands yearly to keep yourself safe in the woods.

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    Welcome.

    I only buy the River Edge ladder stands and hang ons. You'll need sticks for the hang ons.

    For climbing stands I like the summit vipers.


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    I have a muddy climber stand and it is a pretty solid stand for the price. I'm a bigger guy so I try to find a spot on my tree that has a lot of foliage behind me. That may be 10 feet off the ground, that may be 25 feet up. It depends on the situation.


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