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  1. clemon1234 December 30, 2019

    Great video! Question out of curiosity…other than not having to really cut limbs and having more tree options, is there other reasons you prefer the sticks/hang on stand versus a climbing stand?

  2. Chris O. December 30, 2019

    Or leave it in the tree all season And come back at the end of the season and take it down. This put it up and take it down every hunt is good practice for poachers.

  3. Fred Salay December 30, 2019

    I use the linesman rope also…one little trick…I have a small pulley and a length of 1/4" rope. Tie your pulley off above your stand seat height. Have the rope tied to your stand on the ground. Other end to your belt. At your last step run your rope through pulley and pull up your stand. You can then tie off long end of rope to hold the stand and attach your straps. What steps did you use in your video?? I'm looking for new light ones. Over 50 now!!

  5. William Ostrander December 30, 2019

    Noticed at 5:45 the top strap on the stand doesn't look like it's all of the way on. Make sure on strap on the stands that have that system go all the way around i've had them slip off when you go to step in it.

  7. Bill Collins December 30, 2019

    Look close at the top strap on the tree stand. You'll see that you didn't get the loop in the end of the strap completely over the knob on the vertical bar of the stand.

  8. Scott F December 30, 2019

    I would add make sure the lineman's line is above the stand when hanging, just easier to get around the stand.

  11. Surf Fisherman December 30, 2019

    So I fall asleep all the time in my stand for some reason….it is just so comfortable and peaceful. Thank god my climber has bars around it. LOL

  12. Brett Holt December 30, 2019

    Fell out of a homemade tree stand 25 years ago. Fortunately only my ego was hurt. But now I permanently hunt from the ground.

  13. Tony Alberts December 30, 2019

    I heard not to “lock-in” these stands with the bottom strap attached… that lone wolf were designed to only have the top strap, but the insurance companies made them put the bottom one on. I think I heard that from one of Dan infalt’s videos. Since then I’ve only run the top strap. Have you guys heard anything like that? Thx for the content.

  14. reppenandtearin December 30, 2019

    So during the 30 minutes of setting up, are you ever pausing & looking around? Or just trying to get the set up done as quickly & quietly as possible?

  21. Travis Johnson December 30, 2019

    A few lone wolf stands stands (including this one I believe) allow a strap you put on first and the stand hooks onto it. I like the sense of security not having to hold a 10+ pound stand and trying to strap it high up in a tree. Really hard to go wrong with a Lone Wolf!

  22. Dan Krzmarzick December 30, 2019

    For years I did the one arm method as well. Your 100% correct. Loading your weight on that rope is far less abuse on your upper body. Nicely done.

  24. jim boice December 30, 2019

    I notice that the beast sticks are double sided steps so you can stand with both feet level. That is huge also when putting stands up! I won't use sticks anymore that do not have steps on both sides. Another great video guys! Can't wait to see the 2019 deer tour!

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