infoman jr.
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Since it's evidently not allowed to use screw-in steps/hangers on LBL, what do you all use to hang your bow and/or gear on the area?
Thanks. It looks like I'd be in for quite an investment for the two stands I would bring. Do those bow holders hold pretty well? I'd worry about bumping it, but I've never seen one in person.Tennessee Lead":eqtax0ws said:Get you a thirdhandarchery bow holder and accessory belt
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I'm not sure how I would use something like that to hold my bow. Any details?Aquaholic":23wgelun said:Loop a rope around the tree
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Yes they hold you will not knock it free.infoman jr.":18n2e58u said:Thanks. It looks like I'd be in for quite an investment for the two stands I would bring. Do those bow holders hold pretty well? I'd worry about bumping it, but I've never seen one in person.Tennessee Lead":18n2e58u said:Get you a thirdhandarchery bow holder and accessory belt
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I'm sure you're already there but head over to AT. Tons of information and pictures of it in action on hang on and climbing stands.Tennessee Lead":p8bn50l7 said:Yes they hold you will not knock it free.infoman jr.":p8bn50l7 said:Thanks. It looks like I'd be in for quite an investment for the two stands I would bring. Do those bow holders hold pretty well? I'd worry about bumping it, but I've never seen one in person.Tennessee Lead":p8bn50l7 said:Get you a thirdhandarchery bow holder and accessory belt
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You can even climb with it in the holder in the climbing position when using a climbing stand.
Well worth the money.
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Thanks. I've sold a bunch of stuff there in the past, but I've tried to avoid the conversation. I'll search for the product there.Tennessee Lead":2eauxhl5 said:I'm sure you're already there but head over to AT. Tons of information and pictures of it in action on hang on and climbing stands.
If you can get some buddies on board to buy to them Jim will do 6 for $15 each.
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I know exactly what you mean lolinfoman jr.":2dmd7j0q said:Thanks. I've sold a bunch of stuff there in the past, but I've tried to avoid the conversation. I'll search for the product there.Tennessee Lead":2dmd7j0q said:I'm sure you're already there but head over to AT. Tons of information and pictures of it in action on hang on and climbing stands.
If you can get some buddies on board to buy to them Jim will do 6 for $15 each.
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Tie a loop in one end of the rope ... Loop it around the trer... Tie my pack to the loose end... I do not hang any type of weapon off of anythinginfoman jr.":1jmaurmo said:I'm not sure how I would use something like that to hold my bow. Any details?Aquaholic":1jmaurmo said:Loop a rope around the tree
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Tennessee Lead":3ge0bxxs said:Get you a thirdhandarchery bow holder and accessory belt
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I don't believe it either. I don't think it does more damage than some of the climbers I have seen on the WMA. I don't think spurs would damage a tree eitherinfoman jr.":3tcb8mq5 said:It's hard to believe that a screw-in bow hanger does more damage than some of the lock-on stands I've seen grown into trees on the area.
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