Branch holder for tree stand...
- Thread starter MunkMaster
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MunkMaster
Active Member
They are selling just the piece that you slide the branches into. I might buy them
MunkMaster
Active Member
Yup, thats exactly what the look like. I would weld some up but between free time and supplies it is worth just buying them. http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/4-pk-tree-stand-branch-holders?a=471488
DutchV
Ultimate Member
- Jul 8, 2012
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I thought I heard that deer don't look up. Is that true?
Yup just like dogs can't look up (of course they can look up, they just aren't as apt to and if they are in close you would be above their line of sight, but they have to be very close).
Rhino
Active Member
I have had more than a few come in and drop their head as if to feed and then look right up at the stand. Then they will drop their head for a second and then look right back up. It feels like they are trying to fool you into moving into position to take a shot. If you move when they are looking up, goodbye.
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
Looks like a tangled mess that would get in the way when you least want it to.
You couldn't sweep to move with the deer.
The camo is good enough if you're high enough.
You couldn't sweep to move with the deer.
The camo is good enough if you're high enough.
MikeTF
Ultimate Member
It's easier to use a tree stand blind, and you don't risk getting in trouble on public lands for destroying/modifying the existing foliage.
44 Bulldog
Active Member
Seems like $0.05 worth of bailing wire or duct tape might achieve the same effect.
ToBeFree
Ultimate Member
Nope
Had some just stand there and look at me while others in the herd kept feeding. At some point you just have to take the shot.
Had some just stand there and look at me while others in the herd kept feeding. At some point you just have to take the shot.
wilcam47
Ultimate Member
they look up if they hear something. They dont naturally look up for predators though...
67temp
Active Member
Seems like it might obstruct your view when sitting down or if you have potential close range shots.
