Lone Wolf and iowawhitetail.com any questions?!
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medicsnoke
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Re: Lone Wolf and iowawhitetail.com any questions?
I bought the new LW and Sticks this wek end at the Ohio Deer and turkey expo. Wanst planning on spending $400 at the show but............
I bought the new LW and Sticks this wek end at the Ohio Deer and turkey expo. Wanst planning on spending $400 at the show but............
blake
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Re: Lone Wolf and iowawhitetail.com any questions?
I started bow hunting in 1974. Over the years I have used 17-18 different brand name and models of stands. Some climbers and some hang-ons. Hands down the Lone Wolf Alpha Hang-On is the best and most versatile stand I have ever used.
I started bow hunting in 1974. Over the years I have used 17-18 different brand name and models of stands. Some climbers and some hang-ons. Hands down the Lone Wolf Alpha Hang-On is the best and most versatile stand I have ever used.
WKP - Todd
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Re: Lone Wolf and iowawhitetail.com any questions?
They won't be in-stock for a couple of months yet. Don't worry, they will be in-stock long-before the season.
They won't be in-stock for a couple of months yet. Don't worry, they will be in-stock long-before the season.
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Been eyeballing this stand for quiet while but one thing I don't think I will like is the foam seat, looks uncomfortable to me. Can't stand myself wiggle in the stand in all day hunt because of it. Before I put in consideration to buy the stand. Any positive/negative side about the seat? Thanks.
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MQ1zhooter, I have sat many hours in the Lone Wolf. Comfort shouldn't be a problem if you wear multiple layers. I did an all day sit once with only one layer. My butt has never been so sore except for the time Limb Chicken and I went camping.
Apologies to everyone. I owe Limb a couple.
Been eyeballing this stand for quiet while but one thing I don't think I will like is the foam seat, looks uncomfortable to me. Can't stand myself wiggle in the stand in all day hunt because of it. Before I put in consideration to buy the stand. Any positive/negative side about the seat? Thanks.
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MQ1zhooter, I have sat many hours in the Lone Wolf. Comfort shouldn't be a problem if you wear multiple layers. I did an all day sit once with only one layer. My butt has never been so sore except for the time Limb Chicken and I went camping.
Apologies to everyone. I owe Limb a couple.
Limb Chicken
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muddy
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Re: Lone Wolf and iowawhitetail.com any questions?
Lone Wolf does have 2 climbers, and they're pretty sweet looking. Check out their website for more info...
Sit and climb combo
Hand climber Combo
Lone Wolf does have 2 climbers, and they're pretty sweet looking. Check out their website for more info...
Sit and climb combo
Hand climber Combo
WKP - Todd
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Re: Lone Wolf and iowawhitetail.com any questions?
The biggest advantages of the Lone Wolf Climbers compared to the other designs on the market, is the quietness of the stands in transport, set-up, climbing, and of-coarse hunting. There is absolutely zero "clinking" or metallic noise with this stand. I've owned several tubular climbers, and I honestly don't know how guys can use them when trying to be stealth in the woods....
Rubber traction belts are the best design on the market, both quiet, and super-easy (and fast) to set-up. Also notice they carry the same 350 lb. weight rating as every-other Lone Wolf stand. Once in position they bit into a tree very well, and are very safe.
The Sit & Climb is the “comfortable” climbing stand that Lone Wolf offers. It is as comfortable as any other climber, yet still only weighs 17.5 lbs. Of all the “Sit and Climb” style climbers, it’s about the least complicated design I’ve ever seen.
If your a guy who wants to bring nothing more than necessary into the field, the Hand-Climber is tough to beat. At only 14.5 lbs, the thing is just as simple as it gets. This stand is a favorite among the Lone Wolf pro-staff, as it's the ticket for runnin' and gunnin' for trophy bucks! It set's up in about 30 seconds.
Also, both stands pack extremely well, at only 3.5" thick, you can sneak through the thickest, nastiest timber without making a sound. That's the Lone Wolf difference!
The biggest advantages of the Lone Wolf Climbers compared to the other designs on the market, is the quietness of the stands in transport, set-up, climbing, and of-coarse hunting. There is absolutely zero "clinking" or metallic noise with this stand. I've owned several tubular climbers, and I honestly don't know how guys can use them when trying to be stealth in the woods....
Rubber traction belts are the best design on the market, both quiet, and super-easy (and fast) to set-up. Also notice they carry the same 350 lb. weight rating as every-other Lone Wolf stand. Once in position they bit into a tree very well, and are very safe.
The Sit & Climb is the “comfortable” climbing stand that Lone Wolf offers. It is as comfortable as any other climber, yet still only weighs 17.5 lbs. Of all the “Sit and Climb” style climbers, it’s about the least complicated design I’ve ever seen.
If your a guy who wants to bring nothing more than necessary into the field, the Hand-Climber is tough to beat. At only 14.5 lbs, the thing is just as simple as it gets. This stand is a favorite among the Lone Wolf pro-staff, as it's the ticket for runnin' and gunnin' for trophy bucks! It set's up in about 30 seconds.
Also, both stands pack extremely well, at only 3.5" thick, you can sneak through the thickest, nastiest timber without making a sound. That's the Lone Wolf difference!