Gametamer Treestands?

[Txnrog]

Anybody use these for our crooked Tx oak trees? Found a deal on some and wondering if it's worth picking up a few. If you have used them, are they pretty stable when attached at an angle, looks like if you stepped on them wrong (i.e. on the edge) you could run a risk of dumping you over. Thoughts?

[Passthrough]

Yes...and if you found a better deal than is on the other thread...then your a lucky man!

[BigL]

I use them but they are in straight trees. If my fat butt doesn't tip them you are probably ok!

[Bonesplitter]

They work.

[Txnrog]

Same deal, just noticed the other thread.

[Zookeeper]

The ones with the big base( TS32)I think that is the model. Work great at any angle.

[Aggiebow88]

good stands

[Death from Above]

I dont like them because it is to difficult to stand up on them. It makes it hard to get on a deer if they come on the wrong side of the tree.

[jmaustin]

We have used them for years down near D'Hanis. They work great if you don't mind sitting the entire time (which I don't mind). You definitely don't want to stand and shoot from them in my opinion. The seats are comforbaly enough to sit for the hunt and of course fully rotate. I have not been caught yet spinning around 180 when deer come in behind me.

[whitetailfanatic]

Seat looks kind of rickety

[Bowbender]

love mine!

[Dejashoot]

They work in crooked trees just fine. I've had one for several years.

[Casey]

Best treestand I've ever hunted. Live Oaks, post oaks, pines, mesquites...they work well in all.

I have a Gametamer (original brand), a tree tamer (keystone brand) and a Woodsey Too (gametamer style). They're all great stands.

[FurNFeather]

I have one and it works great.

[Jared L]

Let us know how they work!