Deer Hunting Big Bucks Tree Stand Safety
Always read the instructions and warnings that come with your deer stand. Save them and read them every year before using your stand. Always know the weight limit and never exceed that limit. Use every safety device provided with your deer stand. Wear a fall arrest system full body harness. Single belts and chest straps are not recommended. Inspect your fall arrest for wear or damage. Hunting is fun but can be dangerous. Practice hanging at ground level in your full body harness, before going hunting. To get the feel of it. So you will learn what it is like to have to hang suspended. Use the harness exactly as the directions say. Always let someone know where you are going to be hunting. Hunt with a buddy if at all possible. Although I know for me sometimes the only time I can hunt is by myself. Take a cell phone with you, a walkie talkie, whistle, flashlight. Keep them within reach always while in the tree. Put your stand on the proper tree for your treestand. A healthy tree that is straight and that fits within the size limits of your stand. Use a rope to pull your gear and bow or unloaded gun up. Dont ever climb with anything in your hands. Always lower your gear down on the other side of where you will be climbing down. Know your limits. Don’t be in a hurry when climbing or decending. Don’t extend but about a foot at a time. Make sure the stand has a good bite on the tree on every move. When climbing a ladder always keep three points of contact at all times. Deer hunting big bucks is dedicated to helping teach safety in the woods when hunting. And hopefully you will hunt safe. Below is a picture of a permanet stand that me and some friends built in a Jasper county club. Stands like this are not smart theses days. They are to dangerous.










