PM me your mailing address, @steelhead125, and I'll send you some stuff.
PM me your mailing address, @steelhead125, and I'll send you some stuff.Don’t want to go all Dan Infalt on you guys because I know the words buck beds make some of you cringe but wanted to describe the one I found yesterday because it was so textbook.
I'm TRAD-GENDERING. It's a slow process. 🌈Oh....not going with cedar....thot you we're going traditional....guess not.....
510 grains.How heavy are your arrows going to be, total weight?
I'll be shocked if you don't love it. Worth every penny in my opinion. Sometimes you just have to feel Beasty.Just ordered a Beast Stand with the premium seat . Was really indecisive between that and the LWCG .75 . Hope I made the right decision. 😬
That's pretty much my setup. I run between 4 & 6 sticks with an aider. Aider and 5 sticks feel about right for me but depending on the scenario sometimes it's 4 sticks and sometimes it's 6. Looking forward to your thoughts on it. I like everything about it. Best stand I've ever owned.Four mini sticks with a three step aider for the bottom stick .
PaBone is another one that claims to not scout and doesn't even know where he's going to hunt when he heads out. His strategy is to just look for acorns. I'm trying to cut back but if I'm not in the woods 4-5 days a week, I start to go through withdrawals. I enjoy the process more than the hunt. If I just waited until the season opened, I'd give it up. The killing is actually pretty anticlimactic...at least with deer.I see alot of comments about "boots on the ground" and how that's nessessary. I shot buck after buck almost every year by doing a little road scouting, looking at ariels, going in and hanging stands, then coming back the first week of November. Almost no actual scouting. Occasionally I had to adjust a stand cuz the deer weren't coming close enough, but I was always in the ballpark. Ariels and topos together will show you where you need to be, or at least give you a great starting point, at least in the kind of habitat I hunt.
Any time, @Muppet. Initially, I stated that the only changes that I was going to make to the stand were to X the cam buckles for daisy chains. After hunting with it for a year, I went back to the cam buckles and did stealth-strip the sticks. Since I'm going back to a recurve this year and limiting my shots to 15 yards, I'm only hunting at a height of 12 feet to get the proper shot angle. Getting there with 4-sticks and the Beast stand will be super easy.Maybe Tbrom will meet up with me and check out his beast stand...![]()
Yes. I got them to fly good out of one model, but for the most part, they sucked. I had great success with Tuffheads, which are similar to VPA's.Did you ever try those Stingers out of a xbow? I shot my VPA's out of mine last fall, perfect flight to 50 yds.
400 spine cut at 29".Tbrom me and you shoot about the same weight recurve arrows. What spine are yours? Those stingers have to be about the best thing going for screw in resharpenable or replacable blade heads for a traditional setup.
You're a terrorist.Thats what you get for putting the bomb I gave you next to your expensive chronograph.![]()
When I had it built, I requested #50. When it was finished, it came in at #54.#54 at 28 inches. Thats a beast.
In my last book, I titled a chapter, "Places Without Faces" which eludes to this same scenario. Some of the biggest bucks I've killed were taken in areas completely void of sign. I'd suggest going by your gut feeling and getting some cameras in those areas during the fall to see exactly what's there.Did about 3 hours today. Its very interesting to me when a property seems to have all the elements a buck would want or need to thrive, yet the area shows little sign that bucks use it.
Any experiences with this? Is it food sources?