What Tree stand?

[BowTrout]

I have heard great things about the Lone Wolf stands and a buddy of mine really likes his. My vote is for Millennium. They are super comfortable.

 

[motts]

I don't have experience with the Millennium, but I've been very happy for the last 10 years with my Lone Wolf Alpha. I have contemplated getting the Hazmore seat for it though.

 

[NYyotekiller]

Another vote her for the Lone Wolf Alpha.

Muddy and Millenium also make some very nice stands. If you don't care about being lightweight then the Muddy steel outfitter is a very good choice. I have three of them and they are my choice for my all day sits in November.

 

[TREE ‘EM]

I have used Lone Wolf and Millennium.
For packing in the Lone Wolf hands down. I use a foam turkey hunting cushion with a back on the seat to make long sits bearable.

Coupled with Muddy sticks, there is no tree I can’t get up.

 

[switchback270]

another vote for Millennium. Very comfortable for those long sits

 

[Phil j]

I spend a ton of time in a tree deer hunting and nothing comes close to the comfort of a millennium.

 

[Billy Goat]

I'm around 5-10 for reference. Pack is a Cabela's. Not too certain what model anymore but the frame is 35x15 with the top run in as far as it will go.


Lone wolf alpha from mid 2000'sid guess.


Weighs 13.75 with seat and two straps without the ez-hook.



Millennium m-150. I have the tubes filled with great stuff and the top holes siliconed to keep moisture out.



Weighs in at 17.5#. The chain bracket is 3# itself. I have thought about replacing the chain with a strap to save some weight.


Summit hang-on stand. Cheap stand I posted a link to earlier. Tubes filled with great stuff and some silicone added to the top holes, as well as some Velcro on the seat tabs to quiet it.




Right at 20# with the seat pad, the ratchet straps, and tree strap for attachment.

And I don't wear camo all the time. Just came back from turkey escapades and didn't change yet.

 

[FrEdOsS]

Thanks a lot for the talk, as I'm interested too

 

[as.ks.ak]

I'm around 5-10 for reference. Pack is a Cabela's. Not too certain what model anymore but the frame is 35x15 with the top run in as far as it will go.


Lone wolf alpha from mid 2000'sid guess.
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Weighs 13.75 with seat and two straps without the ez-hook.



Millennium m-150. I have the tubes filled with great stuff and the top holes siliconed to keep moisture out.

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Weighs in at 17.5#. The chain bracket is 3# itself. I have thought about replacing the chain with a strap to save some weight.


Summit hang-on stand. Cheap stand I posted a link to earlier. Tubes filled with great stuff and some silicone added to the top holes, as well as some Velcro on the seat tabs to quiet it.

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Right at 20# with the seat pad, the ratchet straps, and tree strap for attachment.

And I don't wear camo all the time. Just came back from turkey escapades and didn't change yet.

Thanks for doing that!! I was about to flip you some shit about the camo, toofunny!


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[gabowhuntnfool]

I have hunted out of Millennium stands for several years. Very comfortable . you won't be disappointed.