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Thanks for the ideas. I went to archery shop today and picked up some scentless oil. Got home to find that the stand doesn't squeak anymore. The only difference is it was 105 degrees Saturday and only in the 70's today. Maybe the heat swelled up the plastic washer on the LW base enough Saturday...

OK, let me simplify my question - is there such a thing as a scent free oil for tree stands?

What is an acceptable lubricant for a LW hang-on stand (least amount of scent). I was preparing some stand sites this weekend and when I pulled the base down I was welcomed with a loud squeak. I have also wondered about oiling the cam latchs on the LW climber. I thought with more use they might...

Shredder - thanks for the suggestion, it is another reason to justify buying the Badland's 2200 pack. I have been using the Monster Fanny w the Lone Wolf Hang On and four sticks. The stand rubs top of the fanny pack and wore through the fabric last year. I see many of you here use the Cabela's...

I bought the Primos one last year, used it a couple of times when carrying a decoy. I guess I just got tired of messing w it and quit using it. I need to figure out a better way to carry the decoy.

Does anyone see a problem using the NAP Quiktune 2000RG rest on a Switchback? Is anyone even using this rest on their Mathews bows? From the other post it looks like the Trophy Taker is the preferred rest.

I always try and get as much fat and sinue off as possible.

Under what conditions do you use the Cabela's over the 2200 and vice versa? It might help me decide which pack to buy since I only need one.

Technically the stand is not attached to the fanny pack. I have padded shoulder straps on the stand and it just lays over the fanny pack. It has worn the fabric off the rubber or fiber glass rod that supports the shape of the pack. As it got later in the season I started tying extra gloves...

Thanks for the back pack thread! I have been using the Badlands Monster fanny this year w the LW stands. The stands have worn through the fabric on the pack. I appreciate the versatility of the fanny pack and Badlands has offered to fix the fabric but I'm sure it will happen again next year...

Someone mentioned the Badlands Super Day, how does it compare to the Cabela's? Will it work with the LW and DB blinds?

I have two pair of the Predator six pocket camo pants. I think they are cotton (also have a pair of the buckswuede that is holding up real well). They are quiet and pretty warm except for these holes now that it is getting colder. I really noticed it today with the wind and it wasn't even that cold.

My camo pants are getting a little cold with all the holes I have ripped in the crotch and thighs crossing fenses, etc. Anyone have any good ideas on fixing them up? The only thing I can think of is iron on patches or sewing them together and calling it good.