Whent to check my tree stand today on private property today and someone had stolen it. If anyone is selling a tree stand with only two latter extension it probably was stolen.
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Whent to check my tree stand today on private property today and someone had stolen it. If anyone is selling a tree stand with only two latter extension it probably was stolen.
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It was stolen in the Cambridge area
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Some people!!!!!
Have any pictures or the model type?
Don't waste your time worrying about finding it. It's long gone and you'll never see it again. Just go and buy another which is a portable backpack model and take it with you when you leave. Chalk one up to experience,especially,the bad ones.
Probably won't buy another. Would rather just build one
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If your going to build one , Do Like my neighbours kid did . Saved up his money , bought a double wide stand . Stolen first year he had it . Got another one as Christmas present .. stolen the next season . Went to a friend of his who has a mig welder . Built his own stand . Three 5 ft sections of ladder . On the second section , the first three steps , he only put one small tack weld on each end of the rung . This one didn't get stolen , but half way thru the season he hadda weld those rungs back on . We,re pretty shure thief learned his lesson .
too bad stuff gets stolen on private property. Cant say I condone booby trapping a stand, if some kids got hurt playing on it I think you would feel really terrible?
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It's likely somebody close by your area so keep your eyes open. Ask the neighbours too. A friend had his stand "stolen". Knocked on the neighbour's door to see if he'd seen anything. No answer at the door. Garage door was open so he took a peak to see if the guy was in the garage. Guess what he's staring at!!! Neighbour claims he didn't know the guy had permission so he removed the stand. Says he knew the owner would come looking! yeah right!
An unauthorized person on your property looking into 'things',(your garage), is not trespassing? I beg to differ!
Try a climber. I had an land owner on the neighbouring property steal my racket straps and just leave the stand on the tree. Thank godness i do not climb. Climbers work.
Werner , Likely true . I don't know how it turned out other then the broken rungs and stand is still there . If I had done it my defence would be fire freaks me out , making me a horrible welder . I musta missed a few spots your honour ..
I,ve seen several stands blinds in bush and never had any urge to mess with or steal one
It's very unfortunate that gear gets stolen. That why I don't own a trail cam or climbers. My group and I make our tree stands. Even on the private land that we hunt on stuff gets stolen. Unfortunately, with little temptation a honest person can turn into a thief over night. A tree stand left in the bush. Free pickings for some people.
I was with a group of guys one year hunting and we came across a trail cam. They didn't steal it but put a bullet through it. Just as bad in my opinion. My recommendations. Bolt it down or it's gone. Just can't trust anyone these days.
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Jeez, what was their motivation for that one? As a new hunter it's tough wondering how confident I should be on crown land trying to find a couple spots to scout out when all I keep hearing is of stands and cams being swiped and hunters getting run off crown land by entitled s. What's a guy to do...
try and put a camera around your stand so it can catch someone
No offence taken to any comments, makes sense why they end up disappearing by less than savoury folks.
How much harder does a hunt become if you're trying to hunt crown land without any trail cams? I'm able to physically scout throughout the year but sounds like its tempting the fates too much to leave trail cams out on crown.
You don't need cameras. This time of year, deer runs are very obvious. Find good runs, keeping wind direction in mind, and pick out good looking spots for a blind. I use whatever is available to make a ground blind. All my many deer have been shot from the ground. No blinds or cameras to steal !!
My 9 year old sons was stolen as well off our own farm which we have owned for 200 years, funny though they where not smart enough to check for cameras lol stolen from gibralwter
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