Tree Stands (5)

Hunter draws bow in tree stand, tree stand safety concept.

Tree Stand Safety Tips for New Hunters

Hunters falling from elevated tree stands are among the most frequent and serious injuries in the field. They are also the most preventable. That’s why tree stand safety should be a top priority for new deer hunters before they take to the woods this fall.

Hunter in a tree stand with a harness, tree stand safety concept.

Tree Stand Safety: How to Avoid a Fall

While hunting from a tree stand is effective in the whitetail woods, that effectiveness can also come with a hefty price. Each year, around 6,400 hunters are injured from tree stand falls. These accidents, which are often preventable, lead to everything from bruised egos to…

A hunter in a tree stand using a FAS system.

Elevated Hunting: Why You Need a FAS System

There's nothing quite like the magic of hunting from a tree stand. Whether it's the improved vantage point, staying above your quarry's scent detection zone, or just the basic comfort, tree stands are a valuable tool in the whitetail and bear hunter's arsenal. If you choose to…

A hunter in a tree stand with a bow.

Elevated Hunting: How to Stay Safe in Tree Stands

There's nothing quite like the thrill of hunting from a tree stand. The elevated vantage point and ability to stay hidden for hours make tree stands a favorite for bear and whitetail hunters. However, gravity always has a say when using an elevated stand, so you should…

Two hunters sitting in a ladder stand in a tree.

Elevated Hunting: How to Use Ladder Stands

Ladder stands are the go-to choice for hunters seeking an elevated vantage point that offers good visibility and better scent control. When used correctly and safely, ladder stands can boost your chances of a successful hunt by providing a stable platform and reducing the potential for deer…