Doing it with the academy 15' single stand every hunt. Gets easier each time and no harder than strapping my old climber on the tree.
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Originally posted by Roscoe View PostYep, alot of ladder stands have a telescoping arm to mount about midway up the ladder to the tree. This securely in place makes the whole situation alot safe when you go up to the do the top ratchet strap. Still not the safest endeavor by yourself...
Thanks for all the input guys.
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Originally posted by ArcheryAddict View PostUse a rope over a limb and a 4 wheeler. Do the same when taking it down. I have a plate and 7 screws in my ankle from the end of this past June for taking one down and NOT following my own advice.
TRUST ME.Originally posted by Rounder View PostIt does have a stability bar that goes from the middle ladder peice to the tree so that should help as well. Hopefully with the bar, the stakes in the ground and another ratchet strap I should be good.
Thanks for all the input guys.
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Originally posted by ArcheryAddict View PostUse a rope over a limb and a 4 wheeler. Do the same when taking it down. I have a plate and 7 screws in my ankle from the end of this past June for taking one down and NOT following my own advice.
TRUST ME.
So I'm assuming you use the 4-wheeler and rope to hold the stand in place while you climb up to secure it......is that correct?
Thanks.
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I stand the stand up against the tree at a slight angle just like a ladder climb halfway up put a ratchet strap on it loose. Climb back down and and move the stand into position. Climb back up and tighten the ratchet strap. Then your safe to go on up and secure the top portion. Its not hard at all just dont get stupid and pay attention to what your doing...
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