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Looking for opinions on which hang on treestand is the best for bowhunting and the most comfortable. And also tree steps or climbing stick. Thanks for the help. Thought I would seek advice before I buy.
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Millennium. As for sticks, any of them will do.
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Check out twisted timber treestand I have not got any yet but I will have a few next season. Have heard great things. Except for the seat being comfortable. But they can allow you to get in a tree where others won't.
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I really like my Lone Wolf Alpha II hang on. I have the lone wolf sticks as well. They work fine and integrate with the stand nicely. Lightweight too, but feel a little skimpy at times. No issues though. Thinking about checking out steps. I bought the Molle II backpack straps. Those fit perfectly on the stand with no mod. Very nice for packing in. Some claim the seat is uncomfortable, but I like it. The seat folds up to provide a lot of standing room.
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Millennium is the most comfortable stands I have. Lightweight and easy to hang also.
If you want to go cheaper, Gorilla stands have some that are pretty comfortable. They are heavier and aren't as easy to hang though.
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Thanks all for the replies and help
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I love the lone wolf system with steps and I think the stand itself blends in to the skyline very well, but for comfort, millennium is the winner
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IMO Millennium is the best and most comfortable stand. Any set of climbing sticks that are TMA safety certified will work just fine.
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Millennium. As for sticks, any of them will do. Shaw, did you land those Big Game stands? IMO, Big Game's are the most affordable & comfortable lock-on's I own... They're a little heavy & cumbersome to hang, but they sit great... I have a little Gorilla I use for in/out stuff...
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Good deal! I think you'll like 'em; if not, holler at me.
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Another vote for millennium
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You should really look at the Hawk Kickback. It is basically a Millenium knock off for half the price. I have both and if I closed my eyes I cant tell the difference except the Mil may sit 1/2" higher than the Hawk.
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I sat in a millennium m100 at our property across town the other day. Super comfortable stand! Nothing beats the summit IMO.
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I love the lone wolf system with steps and I think the stand itself blends in to the skyline very well, but for comfort, millennium is the winner X2
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I primarily use millennium. Got a good deal on a couple m-150's. They are now my favorite stand out there for bow hunting. Tons of room, footrest, most comfortable seat on the market. This one has adjustable platform and seat. The m-150 is bulkier, but if you plan to leave it, u can thank me later!!
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Depends on if it will be a permanent stand or a mobile set up. As others have said the millenniums are comfortable. They also make a very light weight version. If your looking for a mobile set up I think Lone Wolf is the best. But they will be smaller and not as comfortable.
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M100U is the most comfortable you can buy in my opinion. Lighter and less expensive than the LW.
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