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I am a new hunter and stands scare me . Ill stand on the ground

Just don't hunt

I’m 66 go to gym 3 days a week year around to stay in shape. I use summit mini viper easy to climb if you stay in shape. Have to be vigilant about safety no matter how you climb. I also use a Mellennium M 300 tree seat more now .

That’s the rule at my camp safety line up and down!

I do not hunt but used this tree rope safety line system pruning branches from the top of a 90ft aspen tree blocking my view. I did diligent homework on this subject as I did not want to fall and be hurt. Summit pro harness and HSS reflective 100ft lifeline and a cordless Milwaukee KIT Pruning Saw 12V as my weapon of choice.

What would be the equivalent to the original dream season suit. I love my dream season, but it's 18 years old. The carbon has expired and im looking to try and upgrade.

Great video.

I stay on the ground when i hunt

Reading accident reports is a good way to stay safe.

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I really enjoy this suit only thing I would add to improve this is back and cargo pockets on the pants and atleast 2 more pockets on the jacket.This would eliminate have to carry a pack pack for most hunters.But overall its a great suit.

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No one can tell it like he can; that makes an indeligible impression.

I've never felt safe climbing or sitting in a ladder stand, even with a harness. After 5 sits and one close call I put them aside for good. I researched alternate methods and moved to a saddle. If I cannot get into a tree with my saddle I hunt from the ground. It isn't worth the risk.

My deddy is passionate about deer hunting and I remind him each time before he goes to wear his harness. He'll normally head out to the stand around 5'ish in the morning and I'm always worried that he's going to fall asleep in the stand. But I didn't know going up & back down where most accidents happen. I will have to watch this video with him and try to convince him to get these rigs set up on all of his stands. I love that man more than he will ever know, I don't know what I'd do without him

It there a draw cord on the waist of the jacket?

I have had a few “close calls” while treestand hunting. I don’t climb very often because of total knee replacement on both knees. I took things for granted. Every climb is different in some way. Don’t climb slick bark trees, inspect your stand cables and the stand itself for visible weak places. Tie both platforms together so that you cannot lose one while coming down. For Gods sake, wear a harness and stay tied to the tree while climbing up and down. Yep, it costs more, yep, it takes more time, and yep, it will save you from severe injury or death.

Complacency is what gets people hurt. It happened to me on my motorcycle this year July 23rd broke both hands shattered left wrist and broken t8 vertebrae

Why they no wear the parachute?

Access trees like an arborist or like a recreational tree climber. Learn about ropes and knots. The more you learn from people that climb a lot, the more that you’ll recognize ways to improve your personal safety.

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Besides being unsporting tree stands are accidents waiting to happen

People die everday in cars

I fell 2018 18 feet broke t9and 10 verba L1 burst fracture i had my phone called 911 and my wift gave my gps colorants to the emts they found me with in a few hours and im now healed two rods and 10 bolts in my back never thought it would happen to me

In wisc we have to take our stand in and out of public land every night in southern half of state and at 71 its the most dangerous thing I have to do it's actually safer to risk a fine .

I cannot believe that Tree Stands are still legal for hunting. There are many dead and permanently handicapped people due to those things. I read a couple of years ago an article by a Doctor / Medical Examiner that reported in a published paper that many/most states do NOT report Tree stand deaths and part of deaths in the outdoors. A relative of my S-I-L feel asleep in his tree stand and feel out of it and broke many bones and some internal injuries (other than bones) and is in a wheelchair now and probably forever.

Shes Sexy AF. I stay tied off all the time. Lineman's belt and tethered in with my saddle.

Just learn to hunt from the ground.

I just use my parachute in case I fall 😊

I’m 65 years old and have been climbing trees since I was 4. I’ve never fallen out of a tree and I never will. Climbing is all about being smart and athletic. Always have 3 points of contact. Lifelines are just a money making gimmick.

I've known a couple of people that severely injured themselves falling from stands. IMO the greater percentage of these falls are from trying to carry things ( guns, bows,gear) up and down while climbing instead of using a rope to pull gear up and down after you're securely belted in.

What percentage of wool, compared to poly?

the #1 tip of tree stand safety ,,, Never get it 1 !

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WARNING MUST BE WATCHED MUTED BECAUSE OF INAPPROPRIATE MIND NUMBING VOMIT INDUCING BACKGROUND MUSIC. What is wrong with you people who need your feeble minds constantly inundated with this Tweedledee Tweedledum Ga Ga Pooh background music?

Somewhere in Michigan there’s a multi-point white tail saying, “lmao!”

Good job guys. So many common sense things aren't being taught to kids anymore. It is a government thing to teach kids less so people become more reliant on them. And uneducated people are easy to control. It's a shame you lost the ability to walk to teach it though.

Super stoked seeing Blocker Outdoors 'Scent blocker' making a comeback. I've been using their gear since I started hunting back in 2013!

I know two people who have fallen from tree stands. Both sustained serious injuries, one very nearly died. They have both recovered and both are extra careful to stay harnessed and connected. A few years ago, there were no hunter shootings where I live. There were two fatalities from tree stand falls. Wear your harness. Stay connected.

Sucks for that guy, being paralyzed over deer hunting, I’d have a hard time living after that

Real hunters don't get in tree stands or hide in blinds they hunt their prey down, that's hunting, problem solved

Just had this conversation with a coworker yesterday, i font understand for the 20 bucks Muddy Lifeline and 65 for safety harness, why would you not?

Didn't use a life line last year and fell 15 ft. Dislocated my left shoulder and broke some ribs and vertebrae in my neck. See a neurosurgeon later this month. My leg slipped in the ladder rung held there a nano second then boom. I'm soon to be 69 so now I'm hunting on the ground. Now I can nap safely 😊😊. All hunters out there be careful this and all seasons

I fell from my deer stand 100 feet and broke every bone in my body. Wear your harness people!

A saddle is a great choice for a safety harness. I use mine to climb also so i’m strapped to the tree 100% of the time.

So it's called a ground blind. It's on the ground. And you sit in it Wooooow 🎉

Sounds quiet so that's good, I'm looking to get a set myself.

Very interested! Iam wondering will it stand up to our Newfoundland wind and rain

This guy is meant to be in front of the camera, they should have him do a Blocker Outdoors hunting show travelling the world putting their gear through the paces!