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Re: Hill Country Bow hunting in pop up? Tree Stand, or Tri-Pod? Which is your favorite and why? [Re: big10] #2660751 10/14/11 01:32 PM
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We have several big oak trees in junction. A few stands well over 30' but most of them around 20'


Re: Hill Country Bow hunting in pop up? Tree Stand, or Tri-Pod? Which is your favorite and why? [Re: Big Tony] #2681941 10/21/11 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted By: Big Tony
I use nothing but a pop-up. Tree stands can be un safe because most folks don't do routine inspections, and they are dangerous even with safety devices. (read I'm afraid of heights) Tripods just don't give enough concealment with enough room to freely move as needed. And pop-ups can be moved quickly with minimal effort. And lastly treestands and tripods can be mizerable in inclimate weather. Pop-ups can be bone dry and you can even use a heater if needed.



And something else I just thought of. A ground blind eliminates droppin' stuff out of a tree scarin' off critters and makin' you have to climb down and get it.




"A hunt based only on trophies taken, falls far short of what the ultimate goal should be." -Fred Bear
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