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Around here you'd be building or buying new stands every year if ya left em,,, absolutely no respect,,,,, even on public land I have never so much as climbed another hunter's stand, matter a fact if I see one, I give it wide berth, whether there is a hunter in it or not,,,,,vixenmaster wrote:Unlike you my friend i no pull stands unless some serious travel routes have changed n the deer no longer use that area. Usually clear cuttin does that fer several yrs here
....No, we don't tease him about that! 
You are so rite, I own the woods I hunt in an have caught people coming in from behind are property . Dose,nt happen much but has happened.wildcatter wrote:Around here you'd be building or buying new stands every year if ya left em,,, absolutely no respect,,,,, even on public land I have never so much as climbed another hunter's stand, matter a fact if I see one, I give it wide berth, whether there is a hunter in it or not,,,,,vixenmaster wrote:Unlike you my friend i no pull stands unless some serious travel routes have changed n the deer no longer use that area. Usually clear cuttin does that fer several yrs here
Have had that happen here on my place, stole cam n stands. Now i jus use Hang-On stands here n cable-lock them. The ladder stix's & safety bar i pull n bring to cabin. The Hang-On is left cable-locked 20' -30' up in the treeTimbrhuntr wrote:I pulled all my stands about 2 weeks ago. A few years ago all the guys around me that leave their stands up had them stolen in February. I lost a camera and think it must have taken pics of them in the act. They must have been prepared thieves because you would have needed at the least bolt cutters to get my cam.
They shinny up to get them if'en they feel real lucky 