How high do you get?

[jathomas437]

Keep in mind also the more elevated you get with the combination of a close animal may require a shot through the shoulder blades or top of shoulder. makes for a little thought of where to place the entry of the arrow.

Yeah, I know the higher you go, the more debatable the shot will be, but lately I have been getting busted more then I care to, and I try to be totally steal mode. Next time I'm on the stand I'm going to cut that limb over my head and crank it up 10 or 12 more feet. I should be in the 25-27 feet range by then.

[stuntriderant]

12 to 15 for me.

[buzzbait]

16 ft

[noflyzone]

30' in the climber
I carry a 30' rope to pull my bow up. That rope is attached to my bow (on the ground) and to the bottom of my climber. I just climb (and saw, usually) until I'm out of rope.

20' in a lock-on
I have two sets of sticks that are both 20' or I'd be higher.

I guess I like to get high!

[Main Beam]

Was busted last week by a smart doe. I was in a climber about 15' off the ground. But the selection of tree's was limited and I had to choose one without much cover. Probably should've went up a little higher under the circumstances. In my opinion concealment and wind direction is more important than how high you go.

[Justinc]

4-20 feet...

[BTLowry]

I quit around 20' normally but I have gone higher.

There are times that 10' is too high to be able to see because of the thickness of the undergrowth

[irvingbowhunter]

anything over 25 and the shot angle places into it....your target starts to shrink...