willy66

I am looking for some feed back on an idea that I have for putting up posted signs. All the conventional ways with some kind of post with or without a plywood backing are expensive and labor intensive. The use of nails is prohibited by most landowners and just doesn't last. I'm thinking of a system that could fit in a back pack, signs, tools and this system of attaching the sign to the tree, that would be inexpensive, easy to use and transport, doesn't harm the tree and would last until the tree fell down. Without disclosing to much, I'm just wondering if people would be interested in such a product?

All those ideas being good ones they are expensive and labor intensive, even on flat land lugging around 30-40 posts would be a chore, not to mention all the hardware and tools. I'm thinking something that would fit in a back pack that used simple tools, and could be used with existing sign's. I guess I'm trying to see if people would buy a product that was inexpensive, easy to transport and use, did not harm the tree and stayed on the tree for ten or more years.

I belong to a hunt club that leases about 800 acres that has to be posted every couple of years because our sign's fall down. We lease from a lumber company so nails are prohibited. We usually post on trees that are not going to get harvested by the lumber company by using aluminium nails but they only last a couple of years. Any Ideas?