Looking for few more ideas to give me extra camoflage when up in ladder stand. For those who hunt out of tree stands what are some of the ways that work for you.
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I almost always snug my tripods up to a couple trees, then wrap some camo netting around the back side to give my profile some " breakup ". I try to wrap it around until I can only shoot about a 200 degree half circle in front of me, maybe a tad more. This has worked well for me.
Something else that would work on ladders is some fresh, leafy limbs wired to the ladder frame. You could trim to suit.
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For ladder stands that have a rail in the front and for tripods with shooting rails, we wrap them in camo burlap. Zip ties work great for hanging the burlap to the rails and it provides decent concealment. This especially works great for 2 man ladder stands.
Only problem we have is the burlap pretty much is only good for a season, so we replace it each year.
Our local sporting goods store sells it by the foot.
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Originally posted by Drycreek3189 View PostI almost always snug my tripods up to a couple trees, then wrap some camo netting around the back side to give my profile some " breakup ". I try to wrap it around until I can only shoot about a 200 degree half circle in front of me, maybe a tad more. This has worked well for me.
Something else that would work on ladders is some fresh, leafy limbs wired to the ladder frame. You could trim to suit.
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Originally posted by rcm719 View Post
also used cut limbs from trees and tied them to stand works realy good until all the leaves die.
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Originally posted by 2BigMethod View Posti've seen that, fab'd up some of those from scrap tubing that i had
also used cut limbs from trees and tied them to stand works realy good until all the leaves die.
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