tree-stand

• “If you're primarily tree-stand hunting, then a rangefinder and an elevated stand is your best bet.”

  What are the distances I should set my pins at on my sight.

• “Now I just sit out in the woods in a tree-stand with a old bow and arrow, and even though I'm sure I could get more with a gun, in my heart it's more important just to be a hunter.”

  Field & Stream's Best Hunting Story Contest: Week Two

• “I have been told by many hunters that they use markers in the field to estimate yardage when tree-stand hunting.”

  Rangefinders

• “Take quality binoculars for scanning the woods, but shun the mini models popular with tree-stand bowhunters.”

  Unseen, Unheard: How to Still-Hunt Bucks and Get Very Close

• “And I have a something called a, I think, a tree-stand descender -- also made by Summit -- that allows you to descend the tree safely should you be dangling from your harness.”

  With A Little Help From My Friends ...

• “I'd feel comfortable taking it on tree-stand deer hunts, open-country elk and muley hunts, or north-country adventures in horrid weather conditions.”

  Compound Bow

• “Three Rivers Ranger District tends to be more arid, and the forest here is more open-and thus more suited to the tree-stand hunting bowhunters in the state seem to prefer.”

  100 Best Public-Land Hunts: Washington

• “The majority of tree-stand falls -- more than 800 reported each year, according to the U.S.”

  Whitetail Handbook: No-Fall Insurance

• “BOWHUNTERS HAVE VERY LITTLE WIGGLE ROOM when it comes to tree-stand location.”

  Take a Stand: Choosing Where to Setup in Bow Season

• “Hunter Dan comes complete with a tree-stand (tree sold separately), rifle, binoculars, rubber boots, and flask (not shown).”

  Real Men Catalogs

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