By the time I climbed up all those stairs, the season would be over.

30 footer?

I think that high the ballistics calculators have a jetstream mode

Nope. "Timber!"

Nope Nope Nope

Freerange - don't you have a few like this??

Not quite but would love to.

Nope... My azz would be vacuum sealed to the seat

Nope, been in some 16' stands and that was too tall. 10-12' eye level is just about perfect for me.

clearly not WT or NW TX with tlheir winds....I'm content on the ground and getting them within 10 yards

I'm game. I was an iron worker for 7 years, I enjoy getting up high .

Trying to find a shot spot might be a problem for me...I had an eight foot blind and it was just perfect. Years ago I had a 12 foot, I didn't like it.

She does look good in camo.

You hunting giraffes? Where are the whitetails that are eye level at 10-12 feet high?

That’s a kid

Put him on the watch list...

She said she was 18.

I'd get a nose bleed

I worked in a chemical refinery for over 40 years and climbed towers and columns, inside and outside. This would be a piece of cake. Now if the steps had ice on them, that is a whole different ball game.

This thread just took flight.

when I hunted Mexico we had 5 40 foot pole stands made from drill stem ha 5 foot diameter cage on top, you wood climb up 1/2 rebar ladder legs the out to the hole to climb it to the cage, really harry the first couple of times, we drove 5 foot rebar stakes into the ground 5 cables at the top of the cage, 5 cable to the bottom of the cage, and 3 more in the middle of the pole, all cable had big turnbuckles to get really tight, cows would come rub there backs on the wire that was a thrill, but all and all it was good hunt

I have always wanted to build something like that. I want an observation tower that I can sit and watch deer all over my property

I'd rock that. Not really afeared of heights much these days. I also have a 20 footer on my place built on an old windmill tower. It's awesome and has only been knocked over once.

I would recommend a parachute on board just in case..

kry226 one of the few on here that qual's. I prefer to gain elevation this way:
I'm WAY up there, but only 4' off the ground.