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Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 5,138 Likes: 5
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I've got one, I think it's a "Strong Built", that I bought 8 or 10 years ago it seems. It's a BIG loc on with a padded sling seat and a full wrap-around padded shooting rail. It's like a Sunday recliner, but it's a $^&#%$ to hang. Not good for bowhunting b/c it's difficult to stand up in, but for gun hunting (say on a plot or cutover) it's the bee's knees!  The stand you have is easy hang with some help from a few tools and preferably another person. Get you pull type cinch strap, carabiner and 50' of rope. Climb up the tree and hang your strap and carabiner above where you want the stand. Run on end of rope through carabiner and lower to stand. Tie rope to stand in a manner that allows it to be in a position so you can hang it. Have buddy pull the stand up to you and hold the weight while you attach the stand. Another option is you pull the stand up yourself and secure rope to a tree to hold weight and keep it in position while you secure it.
"Tomorrow is the most important thing in life.
Comes to us at midnight very clean.
It's perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands.
It hopes we've learned something from yesterday."
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Another vote for millenium.
ROLL TIDE!!!!!!
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i think millenniums are the most comfortable out there. however, they are not super portable if you have to hike any distance. so, i use millenniums for the "permanent" lock on stands and i use the muddy vantage hang on and muddy climbing sticks when i'm heading in not 100% sure where i am going to climb. not as comfortable but very light weight and very easy to use and pull out and move.
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Booner
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Joined: Feb 2011
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I agree about the millenniums being the easiest to hang and the most comfortable. One issue I had is I left a chain receiver on a tree for 2 years and I couldn't get it off b/c the tree had grown. This is where the new ratchet receivers would work better...
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spike
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The cheaper millenium 99 bucks is great just heavy. I also love the Ol man steel chain on. I like steel no noise. But the millenium is by far most comfortable
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Millenium is by far the best stand, I'll never sit in anything else.
"I'm too drunk to taste this chicken."-Late Great Col. Sanders
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Freak of Nature
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Freak of Nature
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The M100 has been discontinued. Robby(striker6126) still has a few left.
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4 point
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The M100 has been discontinued. Robby(striker6126) still has a few left. Yea, I PM'ed him earlier but haven heard anything back yet.
Shakin the trees and raking the leaves!
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The M100 has been discontinued. Robby(striker6126) still has a few left. Yea, I PM'ed him earlier but haven heard anything back yet. Sorry it took so long , I have a restaurant and work late. pm answered .
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The M100 has been discontinued. Robby(striker6126) still has a few left. Yea, I PM'ed him earlier but haven heard anything back yet. Sorry it took so long , I have a restaurant and work late. pm answered . Bought a M100U from him this afternoon. Good transaction all the way around. If ya need a good deal on a Millennium, hit him up. Thanks Robbie
Last edited by YamG3; 12/18/14 01:36 PM.
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