From ladder stands, to hang-on's and tree saddles, we took a look at the top new treestands for 2020. Here's a look at what we found. The post Top New Treestands for 2020 appeared first on Bowhunting.com. Continue reading...
yeah that's crazy expensive for a RE stand; but it does look super solid. I can see big old dudes (my old man) having a need.
I like the lone wolf stand but 500$ is ridiculous. I’d buy three of those hawk stands before I bought the lone wolf one. I guess just my opinion..
I’ve been a lone wolf user for a long time. Before that it was summit. I’m adding a family traditions stand this year. I’ve been talking with the folks that own it and they are people I want to give my business to. Looks to be a good combination of quality craftsmanship, customer service, and value. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
they specifically market to people who are run/gun; hang/hunt. People who will only own/use 1 or 2 stands per season. I know when I think about the retail costs of all the mostly unused stands hanging in my shed it makes me a little sick. Let's just say it far exceeds 1 LWCG set up. Buy once, buy right.
If mobility is what your after get a saddle... lighter more compact cheaper can be used in more trees than a stand... I’m sure it’s perfect for that type of hunt but it’s not worth the 500$.. I guess just my opinion and if you think it’s worth it I’m not gonna give you hell for owning one your wallet not mine..
