Posted by old on April 20, 2010 at 09:34:55 from (4.245.0.106):
In Reply to: Re: deer stand posted by Georgetown on April 20, 2010 at 09:10:41:
Know what you mean. I have around 17 on some 60 or so acres and some have been there for a couple decades. All I ever do if replace the straps once in a while and maybe fix this or that on them and go for it. Fix one this past fall that has not been hunted out of for about 4 years and I shoot 2 deer one 15 minutes after getting in the stand and the other a 9 point buck about an hour after getting in the stand. Its a bear tyo get to since it is all up hill to get there but sure does make draggin the deer to the road easy since the road is at the bottom of the hill
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