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Get a great view and feel secure in a deer hunting treestand

The trend of using a treestand to hunt game is as strong as ever, and the manufacturers of these stands are making big improvements to the products used in the woods.<br>For details: https://www.hunttnt.com/

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Get a great view and feel secure in a deer hunting treestand

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  1. Few Things To Remember About Self Climber There are many different types of tree stands. The self-climbing stand is one of the most convenient types because it installs in minutes and requires no separate climbing equipment. Used safely, a tree stand can greatly improve your chances of a successful big game hunt. Study how to use your stand safely with these tips. Once you find your ideal hunting spot, the first step in using your stand is to find a tree with good climbing potential. Choose a tree that is straight and has a uniform thickness. There should be no low- laying branches, and the bark should be firm and fairly smooth for the best grip. It should be within the diameter recommendation for your tree stand, as stated by the manufacturer.

  2. Lock the upper half of the self-climber treestands called the hand climber, around the trunk, and tilt it at a downward angle towards the tree. Next, attach the foot platform below the top section, also tilted at a downward angle, and lock it in place. As you climb up and the trunk narrows, the platform will level out or tip slightly towards the tree. , sometimes

  3. When both sections are securely attached, tether the together. These sections are designed to let go of the tree as you tip them up. Then as you put your full weight on the upper or lower half, this weight causes the back bar to grip the bark and hold the section firmly in place. Before climbing, put on your full body harness and secure the lineman’s belt around the tree. The full body harness is important to your safety. In case of a fall, this harness could prevent serious injury or even save your life. While facing the tree, slip your feet into the slots in the lower platform. Grab hold of the upper section, tilt it upward, and raise it up no more than a foot. Shift your weight to the upper section and lift your feet to raise the lower platform. Then stand to raise the upper half and repeat the process, sliding the lineman’s belt on your harness up the tree as you climb. Take your time, raising each section no more than a foot each time.

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