http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/-t1.htm discussions about treestands - Sponsored by MUDDY OUTDOORS Thu, 12 Nov 2009 01:38:04 GMT 10 http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv278/whitetailaffliction/barnbanner.jpg http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/-t1.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/treestand-cable-silencer-heat-shrink-replacement-review-with-pics-t2341.htm Dave Are your cables on your summit or other climbers worn and noisey? If they need replaced, I strongly recomend the Heat Shrink Replacement Tubing you can get from Daugherty's Tree Stand Accessories. They are the Proud Producer and Supplier of "Chain Silencer" and "Cable Silencer" High quality heat shrink replacement tubing for your climbing stand chains(API) and cables(Summit) AND Loggy Bayou. Are you tired of that metal on metal rattle your tree stand makes spooking ... Treestands Thu, 12 Nov 2009 01:38:04 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/treestand-cable-silencer-heat-shrink-replacement-review-with-pics-t2341.htm#24774 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/treestand-cable-silencer-heat-shrink-replacement-review-with-pics-t2341.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddy-stands-t2283.htm Dave Sat in the Muddy stand tonight... What a quiet and easy stand to set up. Not to mention comfortable.... If you have not tried one yet, I would highly recommend it. Treestands Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:24:54 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddy-stands-t2283.htm#24126 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddy-stands-t2283.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/footrest-in-place-t2242.htm Dave Just got done adding a footrest to my summit ultimate viper climber. Should make it even more comfortable. I had to do a little trimming of my comfort mat to make it work, but I think it turned out great and I can't wait to try it out. Treestands Fri, 23 Oct 2009 16:06:48 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/footrest-in-place-t2242.htm#23715 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/footrest-in-place-t2242.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/climbing-stand-question-t2195.htm botzitaliano hey all im looking to purchase a self climbing stand. i currently own 2 stationary stands which i have set up on my property, but i would be nice to have the versatility of one that i can put where ever i want. with that being said i was wondering if you guys can guide me into the direction of a good stand that is easy to use for the most part, and not a tank to carry. also i was wondering what kind of safety harnesses that y'all use. the common problem that i always run into with them is ... Treestands Wed, 14 Oct 2009 01:46:50 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/climbing-stand-question-t2195.htm#23199 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/climbing-stand-question-t2195.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/safety-harness-t2135.htm Dream Catcher Just got my safety harness from Muddy and I have to say this is the best thing on the market. Its lighter than that other popular brand and is much easier to work with than the generic one that comes with every stand. You certainly do not feel like you give up safety for the simple design. Plus the bino hook up is an wonderful feature. I got away from wearing a safety harness because it made a mess of my bino system. If you havent gotten one yet, I strongly recommend this product! Treestands Thu, 01 Oct 2009 17:47:25 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/safety-harness-t2135.htm#22407 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/safety-harness-t2135.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/ezy-tree-steps-t2115.htm twodog I have been trying to find some way of making it easy to get in my stand, without allowing anyone else access to my stand when I am gone. I saw an ad for EZY detachable tree steps. They look good, and sounds good. Have any of you tried them? (click photo to see larger image) The EZY® Climb Detachable Tree Step enables you to lighten your load and deter equipment theft. One set of steps and extra screws enables climbing numerous trees. No installation device needed. The ... Treestands Mon, 28 Sep 2009 22:54:05 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/ezy-tree-steps-t2115.htm#22142 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/ezy-tree-steps-t2115.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/get-your-vote-in-for-the-muddy-commercial-t2043.htm silbowhunter

Voting is open for the Muddy Commercial.
I think you will recognize video #3.

http://www.gomuddy.com/gallery/2/videos.html]]> Treestands Thu, 17 Sep 2009 00:02:42 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/get-your-vote-in-for-the-muddy-commercial-t2043.htm#21142 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/get-your-vote-in-for-the-muddy-commercial-t2043.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/got-another-one-t2019.htm Big Sexy I got my second Muddy hunter hang on and another set of sticks. They are allot of stand for the money. They are nice units. Treestands Mon, 14 Sep 2009 10:40:02 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/got-another-one-t2019.htm#20862 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/got-another-one-t2019.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddyhunter-hang-on-t1984.htm Big Sexy Well I just had just decided to order a couple of these stands and some more sticks. I had Nate, my little buddy who is pro staff for Midwest whitetail call Larry to make sure they had everything I need because on the web cite it states they are running out of inventory. Well, they are out of this stand now. I can still get them on line if I want to pay the extra shipping or that supply runs out as well. I am going to the locar pro shop now to see if he has any left.. I am kind of bumbed, ... Treestands Wed, 09 Sep 2009 16:27:28 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddyhunter-hang-on-t1984.htm#20402 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddyhunter-hang-on-t1984.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/last-stand-hung-t1983.htm Dave Got my last fixed position satnd hung yesterday. It was a little late to get it set out, but it is done. Now Oct. 1st needs to hurry up and get here, so I can sit in it! Treestands Wed, 09 Sep 2009 15:40:17 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/last-stand-hung-t1983.htm#20401 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/last-stand-hung-t1983.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/got-a-set-hung-t1883.htm Jody This afternoon I went down to lil Iowa (not area 51) to do a bit of scouting to hang a Muddy stand. Well after looking over the property aerial and discussing it with my partner, we decided to go down to the west ridge where we found a flat spot on top of a hill inside of a field corner on top. Really nice with many acorns. We found a great spot with some white acorns (yeah baby) and burr oak acorns. The bottom side follows along a fence line along a huge open valley bottom 1000 yards wide. The ... Treestands Mon, 31 Aug 2009 04:14:15 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/got-a-set-hung-t1883.htm#19360 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/got-a-set-hung-t1883.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/how-many-stands-do-you-have-out-t1856.htm Dave
Good luck to everyone this year and remember to wear your harness!]]> Treestands Thu, 27 Aug 2009 23:07:33 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/how-many-stands-do-you-have-out-t1856.htm#19062 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/how-many-stands-do-you-have-out-t1856.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddy-outdoors-t35.htm Mike Be sure to check out the Lock On stands by Muddy Outdoors! The Hunter Series stands are two of the most light weight stands on the market and feature the new leveling platform and seat options! Plus they won't make you take out a loan from the bank in order to buy a couple of them! Treestands Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:06:09 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddy-outdoors-t35.htm#125 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddy-outdoors-t35.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddy-hang-on-t677.htm Glenn I've had my new Muddy Hang-on Hunter stand for a few weeks but haven't had time to post pics till now. For any of you that are in the market for a great hang-on stand, I highly recommend that you check out these stands from Muddy, totally awesome. My Hunter weighs 12 lbs, has a 34" x 24" platform, a 3" thick waterproof high density foam seat, 1 ratchet strap and 1 buckle strap. It has a locking slide adjustment for platform leveling and a leveling knob bolt for the ... Treestands Sun, 17 May 2009 13:54:38 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddy-hang-on-t677.htm#5903 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/muddy-hang-on-t677.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/crazy-treestand-stories-t869.htm Dave OK, every hunter has a crazy story about an experience or two that they have had while hunting out of a treestand. Anything from what you have seen, to the climb up, to the climb down, near falls, what you woke up to see (HAHA), etc. Share yours here: I have had a few but the one that comes to mind actually involved my buddy Jack (username Jackhammer). We were both hunting a pinch point about 40 yards from eachother. We both had climbers. I climbed up my tree about 25 feet. I ... Treestands Thu, 04 Jun 2009 00:56:19 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/crazy-treestand-stories-t869.htm#7779 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/crazy-treestand-stories-t869.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/climbers-vs-ladders-vs-hang-ons-t580.htm Dave
You can answer the poll as if you were the only hunter and you only were able to choose one stand.]]> Treestands Sat, 09 May 2009 03:09:50 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/climbers-vs-ladders-vs-hang-ons-t580.htm#5059 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/climbers-vs-ladders-vs-hang-ons-t580.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/equalizer-climbers-t1100.htm THE BULL does anyone have any experience with the equalizer? Treestands Tue, 23 Jun 2009 02:37:44 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/equalizer-climbers-t1100.htm#10352 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/equalizer-climbers-t1100.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/hanging-stands-t901.htm Dave In the past, I have always hunted out of a climber. This year, however I want to set up a few fixed position/hang on stands for the evenings after work when I need to get set up in a hurry and quietly. Just wondering when most you get your stands hung? Treestands Sun, 07 Jun 2009 00:46:45 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/hanging-stands-t901.htm#8156 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/hanging-stands-t901.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/tree-lounge-opinions-t484.htm oregonzach
Any opinions on the tree lounge?]]> Treestands Thu, 30 Apr 2009 02:18:16 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/tree-lounge-opinions-t484.htm#4296 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/tree-lounge-opinions-t484.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/trophyline-usa-tree-saddle-t780.htm mibigbuckhunter
]]> Treestands Mon, 25 May 2009 19:55:41 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/trophyline-usa-tree-saddle-t780.htm#6789 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/trophyline-usa-tree-saddle-t780.htm http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/about-90-days-and-counting-t489.htm Robert Well I was thinking about this today and I'm only about 90 days or so out from Tree stand hanging time. Sure it's hot and sweaty work but man does it pay off in season. I have several new stands to hang this year. Even have a two man stand I got over winter. My son is 7 now and I like having a stand or two to take him too so I picked up a large platform 15 foot ladder for the two of us. I'll also have one or two of the new muddy set ups around. Might just save those for carrying in to hunt. ... Treestands Thu, 30 Apr 2009 16:12:12 GMT http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/about-90-days-and-counting-t489.htm#4348 http://whitetailaffliction.forumotion.com/treestands-f10/about-90-days-and-counting-t489.htm