Hang and Hunt Treestand Setup | The Hunting Public
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Aaron and Zach discuss the tree stand setup they use for hang and hunts on public land. This system is lightweight and made for the mobile treestand hunter.
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It's nice to view a show with real time up's and down's with out all the advertisement! I am hooked.
Best part of it is the ratchet strap showing how u keep it quiet... its the little stuff that helps us that are learning! Always learning!
You guys are by far ! The most interesting and informative whitetail hunters I’ve ever watched lookin forward to next seasons episodes
This is awesome! My original idea was to use my climber to stay mobile on public land. This system seems to be a bit more versatile, allowing me to hunt areas without straight trees. Thanks for the detailed video!!
New to the climber world and put it to use this hunting season. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxlQ7TDIrnnSXXbRgFFaxqwullRJJIuYAs I felt safe while climbing up and down a tree. It did take some time getting used to climbing and descending the tree. Once I figured it out I was comfortable going in climbing a tree knowing I was going to be up a tree quickly and most importantly quite not scaring every deer out of my area. I am 6’2” and 240 lbs, fit and comfort were great. I bow hunt and found no issues hunting from it. It is a little bulky to carry in and out of the woods vs some of the smaller open front climbers but I thought it was worth the bulk/weight due to ease of climbing (using the rail to sit on) and comfort for long sits.
You guy's and Pursue the wild are my favorite channels but I like Pursue the wild for a whole different reason .
love to see some real public land hunting as it is getting so hard to find privet land to hunt anymore. Great job guys.
My favorite hunting channel by far, keep up the great work fellas!
zkurtz21 thanks!
Great channel, love to see some real public land hunting.
Great video! My favorite hunting channel out there!
Hey guys. Love the content. With southern bow seasons fast approaching could you make a video showing a full setup and take down and how you manage to do it so quietly.
My absolute favorite hunting channel! You guys do a great job explaining almost everything you do! One question I do have and maybe you can tell us on your next show, what headlight do you use? I’ve tried a bunch and never been over impressed with most! Thanks, and keep them coming!
Thanks man! It's a Cabela's Alaskan Guide Series Green/White beam headlamp
Ya'll have some very informative videos, I think it would be cool if you did one on your top gear choices like favorite: binoculars, range finders, bow, trail cameras, stands, rifles, camo patterns, boots, broad heads, arrows, amo etc.....
As always, great information! Thanks guys! Keep it coming!
Great vid guys. Keep up the good work
Usually you just step around the tree on steps. I set up with the tree between me and where the deer are gonna come from points off marshes, bedding areas etc its light weight Couple guys on the beast are saddle hunters too
sweet!! I would love to see your self filming set up in a tree with cameras and how you set up with a camera man
Have they made this video yet? I a curious as well on how quiet they must do it!
Great job guys as usual.
Hey guys! Can we get another one of these videos please? I know y’all are in saddles now but I’d love to see how you pick everything in and what it looks like to get set up for a hunt.
Where is the video of you hanging the set I can't seem too find it ? I'm looking into this exact set up for next season my self but I'm kinda Leary of hanging off a tree too strap it on , I love my climber but lotta places it can't go thanks and keep up the great videos y'all ....will
Great information!! I'm planning on Hang n hunting this coming season and I need all the info I can get on the how too's.Thanks
Can you guys PLEASE do a video on ground hunting, every time I’ve done it I’ve gotten busted!
Good Stuff fellas! I've been using this setup with the Bloodsport since 2011 as well. I added some car interior sound deadener (DEI Boom Mat, Dynamat) on the outside of the platform and on the stem to quiet things down as I take them off the stand or putting back on at the end of a hunt. There are some products made specifically for this but going this route is a lot cheaper.
Thanks Ben! That's a good tip. We also use a little product called Stealth Strips.
"products made specifically for this" :)
Nicely done!
Great info guys👍🏻
When is the next video coming out? Looking forward to it!
MAN, I wish Muddy still made the BLOODSPORT. My all time favorite hang and bang stand. Cant find them anywhere anymore. :(
Love the new show when you guys have been on Midwest whitetail as interns you have always been informative. Just wondering if the setup was 4 sticks per guy or is it 8 with 2 guys with the camera man involved to get to the initial height can't wait for the spring for shed hunting and your series Spring Thunder you guys are rippin it when the thunder chickens are gobbling..thank you happy New Year guys
Jon Nosan typically it’s only 4 sticks total. We put two on each guy usually and can get about 15-18 feet depending on the tree.
Was there a followup video to this one? BTW, love the way you guys carry your sticks in.
This show is awesome. Great job guys. I have a question. How come you guys use a mobile hang on setup instead of just using climbers. I hunt alot of public land where I am from and I have been using a climber, but am looking to switch over to using a mobile hang on setup. Just wondering why you guys prefer that.
Thanks Jay! Its easier to get mobile stands in crooked trees and trees with tons of branches. Climbers work well for straight trees but we rarely see one of those here.
Thank you for the response. Thats what I figured. Im a big fan of the muddy systems. I have a couple ladder stands and fixed hang-ons. I am looking for the pro climbing sticks but I cant find them anywhere.
*Nice stand>>>**ur2.pl/923** so far. It's my first, so don't have a comparison. But, after 2 times trying it out and hunting in the woods I think I have it down. It's light, but I got the Sherpa game cart converter and its a breeze to haul a mile. Also getting the Mollie Straps for shoulders and waist. The harness works as it should: looks like quality seatbelt material. If your on the fence about getting either an open or a closed-get the closed. You can even use the bar to shoot your rifle from if you set the top section high and just stand hunt.*
Awsome video later thanks
Hey fellas when are you doing the second video of this series ?
Tim probably in the next two weeks
Just quick question, why use such a heavy stand?
Where is the following up video? Love the videos but I can’t seem to find the follow up video
What muddy stand is this
Do you guys have any experience with the wildedge step ladders? Thanks
the real question is, where can you find the pro sticks in stock?
I have a Nikon d3200 and want to get into filming my hunts what are some lenses you guys would recommend
Great tips guys. How do you like the Bloodsport? I’ve been trying to find a Bloodsport stand but have been unsuccessful in finding a used one. Keep up the great videos!
We like it. It weighs more than the Vantage Point stand. The ropes are very quiet to hang though.
Was there ever a follow up to this?
What kind of height can you get out of those 4 sticks
How high do you guys usually climb?
I tried to buy those sticks but they are always out of stock
I fouud some 5sets after looki my everywhere. There is a local place here that has some they are shipping mine. 12 bucks for shipping via ups. I have a number you'd like
I've seen y'all talk about the pro sticks for a while now and looked in to getting a set and no one has any not even the muddy site. How can I go about getting a set?
The aerolites are also a good option. I'm sure they'll have more in stock soon!
I hope so because they have been out atleast 6 months. I like how short the pro sticks are be cause it makes them more adaptable to crooked trees. I've heard good things about the aerolites so I might have to give them a try.
Where can I find muddy pro sticks I want them so bad
Found some and bought them off Craigslist
Sucks that both the sticks and stand of those models basically can’t be had any more. Just have to adapt and make it happen I suppose
I’ve watched your channel and older vids of Midwest whitetail, I can say I’ve seen multiple episodes where there are 5,6 sticks up the tree and very few maybe I can count on one hand where 4 were used, let’s be realistic here 4 sticks isn’t practical to get to a comfortable height. Which actual sucks cause they sell in packs of 3,4 maybe....
Every situation is different. I (Aaron) take 4 each time. Greg takes 4 or 5 but we rarely use 6 unless we need to get very high.
Stealth strips... Make those stands and sticks silent!
How do you guys find better access routes than the average public land hunters? I will be hunting public land next season and want some tips?
Will do. We will go into this on a future video in the next few months.
Thanks. You guys sure can find some awesome spots! Do you hunt PA ever?
Haven't yet but we'll try to bring you some content from there next fall. Our friend Jon lives up there and has seen some nice bucks.
Yes there are some nice bucks here I'm in Central PA. Would be awesome if possible to meet you guys!!
Have you weighed this set up?
No we haven't. Will try to do that soon. I think the total weight is around 23 pounds. That's with 4 climbing sticks.
Man every man to his own but a ratchet strap and hollow tubes?? It's hard to beat a lone wolf stand. But great video
You ever try a millennium stands? I have both the lone wolf and Millennium.
bowhuntr0 0 actually, it's impossible to beat lone wolf stands
Does only 4 sticks get you to your desired height?
Yes, our desired height is about 18 feet.
Awesome, thats about what i aim for, I just ordered me a set of them. Thanks alot.
@@Golf_24 where did ok order them from
It’s really too bad that Muddy was bought by a company who is currently running them into the ground. Still have my muddy Bloodsport and pro sticks and to this day, it’s one of my favorite setups. If I could go back and buy all original muddy stands such as the “hunter” or “hunter pro”, I wouldn’t have to mess around with different kinds. Miss the original muddys a lot. What a shame the quality is now.
Gee wonder if Muddy is a sponsor... both of you rocking Muddy hats, recommending a heavy stand (13 pounds), heavy sticks (4 sticks = 10 pounds to get only 12' high)... Come on guys...
They aren't a sponsor. These are the stands and sticks we had and people wanted to know what we used so we showed them.
That's cool man. Just kind of looked like a commercial for them with you both wearing hats, rocking 100% of their gear, etc. Didn't mean to sound like a douche by the way, was just curious if you were rocking all their stuff because you liked it, or because they gave it to you.
Naw it's all gear we've had for several years.