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It's low brush looking South like in the bottom pic . From the stand going North is taller and thick .

I have 8 ladder stands on a total of 5 properties . I have 3 new ones in my shed . You can never have enough ! The 15' stands are inexpensive and even an old guy like myself can put them up alone .

I have arthritis in my hands and grabbing the anal cord to tie off is difficult . No problem with the Butt Out Tool . I could care less how the cave men did it .........')'>http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/newrollinglaugh.gif[/img]...')'>http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/newrollinglaugh.gif[/img]...')'>http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/newrollinglaugh.gif[/img]

Muchas gracias , senor .............

Posted the pics just to show how the stands blend into the cover . That stand is very well concealed !

Yes , that field is overgrown and it thick with brush . The deer have many trails through it . A guy comes through for the Genesee Valley Hunt Club and makes trails for the Fox HUnts .

Shot a deer at 18 yards from this stand last year

I put this up about 8 years ago

Put this up 2 years ago

Went to Geneseo this am and checked out 6 stands . Pics of this years stand . Cut down some high grass and did some trimming .

Doc's Deer Breeding Farm .......... now that's rich ! :

thats crazy... people are always trying to make a buck. even when the deer was donated, thats silly. That struck me as funny when I read the "people are always trying to make a buck" part ! ???

Soooooooo , when you guys pee in your bottles , do you do it standing up or sitting down ? http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/crazynew2.gif[/img]

I go with the Muzzle Loader because it's fun to shoot !

It's worth the $10 and it is easy to use .......... http://s271.photobucket.com/albums/jj146/parker-bows/?action=view&current=ButtOutTool.flv

I gut shot a running deer about 20 years ago with the 12 ga . She laid down about 100 yards away . I waited over an hour and recovered her . When I field dressed her , it stunk !!!!!

Well , I havn't seen it "osted" anywhere else on here . Then again , I don't go to all the forums .

Yeah , the guy is either smoking Mary Jo or he's taking some serious meds ! http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/2cents.gif[/img]

Sounds like you have a bad Cookie keeper ...................Check your settings

Why aren't you washing your own hunting clothes ? http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/crazynew2.gif[/img]

Nice rack !

Got this from a site where I am an Admin ........ What comes around , goes around !

I prefer a treestand for bow hunting but I will use a groundblind if it rains somewhat heavy . I also like a groundblind for gun hunting when it snows , rains or there are cold winds .

Just a tip ----- Most of the pop up blinds now the the fiberglass flex rods that support the roof . Cut an 8" piece of metal clutheshanger . Bend one end over and hang it from the fiberglass rod . Bend the other end up and hang your compound by the wheel or cam . Bend the hanger so it will hold the bow but be easy to remove for a shot . You can keep an arrow nocked on the hanging bow .

I remember Buddy Hackett doing standup comedy and explaining how they artificially inseminated a cow .He daid , they take frozen bull sperm and place it in the palm of their hand . Body heat thaws out the frozen sperm . Then the person pours the thawed out sperm into a long glass tube . Next , the tube is carefully inserted into the back of the cow . Then the individual blows into the glass tube ........ hopefully before the cow does . http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/5243_rofl_1.gif[/img] I don't think I would like that job ! http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/help.gif[/img]