Lock On stand suggestions

LanceS4803

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I am looking for recommendations for a lock on stand and climbing sticks.
Have used ladder stands and love my Summit climber, but with the leave down, I am exposed in a couple of spots I want to hunt.
Don't want to get too crazy with the price, just something to use occassionally.
As for the sticks, I have seen long ladder sections that assemble into one piece. That is an option also.
 

thetoolman

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Millenium M100 (I think the new model is the M150). I love mine. I sold my viper after two seasons with the Millenium. If you want a truly mobile setup then I am looking at the Lone Wolf sticks. I had the muddy climbing sticks and really liked them, but they didn't pack as well as I like and you needed 5 or 6 of them to get to 20ft. They make a new stick called the hunter stick that looks really good, but I wonder how they pack. Big Game Hunter also has a new stick similar to the Lone Wolf that may be a little cheaper option.

The thing with the ladders that assemble in one piece is they are heavy and noisy. I use them in permanent setups, but for mobility they are not recommended.
 

Gravey

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If Big Game makes a lock on with the zero gravity seat I'd look at it. Its the same design that the millenniums have. I have a 2-man Big Game ladder and a single man millennium ladder and can't tell any difference in them. Can stay seated the entire time and not fidgetting around.
 

Ol' Split Toe

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check out the new Summit "The Peak" stand. They look awesome and are fairly light for a lock-on at 22 lbs. They come in at about $130. I plan on getting a couple in the spring.
 

BigDog4Deer

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I have used the Ameristep non typical stands, like the Avenger light weight and their Rapid Rails are great to stack and carry into the woods, good luck, a lot of good choices!
 

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