Treestand Camo

[ApexerER]

Do you guys wrap your treestand in that camo wrap. I never have before. Two weeks ago I had a doe staring at me from 10-15yds away and I was still enough that she just went about her business when she decided I was nothing. All of my hunting buddies have been telling me I need to wrap my stand so last week I was in Dicks and walked by the camo wrap and it popped in my head so I picked it up. I washed it in scent free detergent and brought it out with me last weekend along with some zip ties. So now I have a camo "wrap" from one corner, around the bar to the other corner and I really don't like it. It moves in the slightest breeze creating way more movement than I would ever make. I haven't noticed it has drawn attention to me but  since I put it up I have hunted, Saturday 10/22 (the day I put it up) 10/23, evening 10/26 and all day 10/30. I feel like the deer are not coming as close now. This could be a total coincidence of course....I just worry about it blowing around so much creating unnecessary movement. Am I overthinking it or should I rip it all off next time I am out there....

[BigVal]

Makes a shot with a bow much more difficult in my opinion not worth it 

[Core]

Not really feasible on a climber! And for the effort I can't see the benefit. In the wind that invites a lot of movement. 

[ApexerER]

10 minutes ago, BigVal said:

Makes a shot with a bow much more difficult in my opinion not worth it 

I never kept the shooting rail down before while bow hunting......First thing I did after putting it up was draw my bow and make sure I could make all the shots. I was surprised, the only way it would affect me was if I had to make a shot at an extreme downward angle....

[The_Real_TCIII]

I have stick on camo cloth that I put on the areas I may hit with my limb, release, etc just to deaden noise


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