My next project 24' climbing sticks

[Bweger]

Here is the first section up to this point

[BlackHillRanch]

Nice!!

24' is way up there

[bowhuntntxn]

How long is that section? Are you going to cut it into smaller pieces for transport?

[cwbow]

I like it high.

[Loreva13]

looks like your getting the job done

[altabonita]

Nice work.

[Low Fence]

looks good, I made some like that once and welded a V of angle iron every 6' to keep it away from the tree and to give it something to "bite" with.

[Bweger]

How long is that section? Are you going to cut it into smaller pieces for transport?

It is 12' and nope it's gonna stay that long

[JW]

Nice!!

24' is way up there

Come to East Texas bro. We start at 24 feet.

[sqiggy]

It is 12' and nope it's gonna stay that long

Why would you want to leave it in one piece?
I also make my own and cut mine in 5 ft sections and make it 20 ft total and use the other 4 ft to make my steps out of. Makes it so much easier to haul, carry, and set up.

[BTLowry]

Come to East Texas bro. We start at 24 feet.

You might start at 24' but most of the places I hunt if you get 24' up a tree you are going to severely limit yourself on what you can see or shoot area wise

[JW]

You might start at 24' but most of the places I hunt if you get 24' up a tree you are going to severely limit yourself on what you can see or shoot area wise

True. Im just lucky that my dads place has still got very tall pin oaks and white oaks. I remember when i was a kid getting drove all over east texas and those woods were everwhere. Shame most of its gone. Ive been thru your area before. That some pretty countyrside.

[systemnt]

hope they are very straight pin and white oaks..
very cool project though.

[JW]

hope they are very straight pin and white oaks..
very cool project though.

Never really saw a crooked pin oak. Think the "proper name" is water oak.

[quickstrike]

looks good. wish I had the tools to build me some things like that.