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Thread: White-tailed tips for public land please

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    I use either a climber stand or portable tree stands with detachable tree steps. The bolts stay in the tree, and the steps comes off when I leave. I leave the portable tree stands in the tree from about September until the season ends at the end of December. The tree stands have a cable lock on them as a deterrent. I don't use cameras because they will be stolen, and I personally don't see the need for them. I've stayed away from ground blinds because safety is a major consideration when hunting public land. You don't always know where the next guy is set up or where he will be shooting, so being elevated reduces the risk a bit.

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    All good tips above. I'll add that I wear some orange, usually a hat, when I'm coming & going on public land during archery season. I swap it for camo when I'm at my spot.
    "What calm deer hunter's heart has not skipped a beat when the stillness of a cold November morning is broken by the echoes of hounds tonguing yonder?" -Anonymous-

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    Quote Originally Posted by rf2 View Post
    I've stayed away from ground blinds because safety is a major consideration when hunting public land. You don't always know where the next guy is set up or where he will be shooting, so being elevated reduces the risk a bit.
    I'm surprised this isn't the main concern of people hunting on public land....I'd never sit on the ground on crown land.

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