For you Still Hunters, looking for a new Climber

[dcmann]

http://www.jrhsport.com/gunslinger.htm

I just moved here from Florida, where these are made. The Tree Stands are amazing and comfortable. I sit in mine all day when I'm hunting. Literally I bring my lunch and I can sit out all day. They are made 100% in America, actually in St. Augustine, FL. You can actually go to the guys shop and watch them being made. The price is incredibly reasonable.

If anybody wants to sit in one. PM me and we can get together and you can try mine out.

 

[deafdave3]

I like the "Tree Lounge", myself.

 

[Hunh Bruh]

I like the "Tree Lounge", myself.

Me too. $100 to $150 used

 

[Ritten]

I haven't tried one of those, but I can, have, and often look forward to spending a full day in my Summit Goliath climbing stand.

 

[Emperor]

I like the "Tree Lounge", myself.

Me too. $100 to $150 used

While a little cumbersome to carry, Tree Lounges are definitely the most comfortable chaise lounge chairs you can hang in a tree. The only thing that would be more comfortable for laying in wait in a tree is my Sleep Number Bed!

 

[dcmann]

I've hunted out of all of them and there is just something different about sitting facing the tree than facing away from tree. Just throwing it out there for options.

 

[Win1917]

I'm not opposed to the idea tree facing climbers but they're one of those things that I probably wouldn't buy before trying it first. Although to be fair, I like my Viper to the point that I doubt I'd buy anything other than a Goliath without trying it first . But seriously, there are some spots I've hunted where I really wished I'd had a tree facer. Spots where you're in close and don't have any other cover. Being behind the tree would provide at least some cover.

 

[rob52]

I have been using the same "Tree lounger" for over 15 years. It's a little heavy and can be a pain to carry, but I have never hunted in anyother climber that I feel safer in. Can't imagine using anything else.

 

[Emperor]

I have been using the same "Tree lounger" for over 15 years. It's a little heavy and can be a pain to carry, but I have never hunted in anyother climber that I feel safer in. Can't imagine using anything else.

I would slightly disagree when it comes to bowhunting out of the "Tree Lounge"! That is a little unnerving to say the least.