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2 hours ago, moog5050 said:

Climber is definitely easier for me than sticks but you do need a straight tree with no branches. 

 

2 hours ago, Jeremy K said:

Exactly , the area I hunt only has straight trees , I would kill for a tree with some branches for cover . 

i climb until i hit branches if they aren't stupidly high up.  trees just have to be reasonably straight. only problem with a small (lightweight) climber is you have to orient the platform pointed 180 degrees from the direction of slight lean otherwise you'll have a smaller platform and odd surface to lean against.

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18 minutes ago, dbHunterNY said:

 

i climb until i hit branches if they aren't stupidly high up.  trees just have to be reasonably straight. only problem with a small (lightweight) climber is you have to orient the platform pointed 180 degrees from the direction of slight lean otherwise you'll have a smaller platform and odd surface to lean against.

I usually sit on the cross bar of my top portion and face the tree,if I'm not standing ,I stand most of the day.

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On ‎7‎/‎8‎/‎2019 at 12:08 PM, moog5050 said:

The PC term is big boned Steve.

Seriously, they are more comfortable than you would think once set.  But I hated setting the sticks up.

Sorry for the mistake. :pardon: I wasn't pointing any fingers or insinuating anything. I am overweight by about 10 lbs. myself but  am far from being "big boned" :no:. Just doesn't look like something I would be interested but I am sure some will like them and find the right situation(s) to use them.

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