Survive Hunting Season With These Treestand Safety Tips
We love deer hunting, but no hunt is ever worth getting hurt over. Check out these treestand safety tips.
We love deer hunting, but no hunt is ever worth getting hurt over. Check out these treestand safety tips.
As a land manager and hunter, Steve Bartylla has set up thousands of treestands and he always follows these critical safety rules. For the sake of your health and your loved ones, please do the same.
Safety should be the No. 1 priority every time we climb into a treestand, and it’s no time to be careless. Here are three safety rules that could save your life. Plus, we profile a new safety device designed for treestand hunters.
One of the best ways to ensure that you’re safe while deer hunting from a treestand is to use a safety rope with your fall restraint harness.
One of the easiest things deer hunters can do to remain safe in stands is to wear a fall restraint safety harness and use a lifeline attached to the tree.
Tree Stand Safety Awareness Foundation is pleased to announce that the Treestand Manufacturers Association (TMA) and Summit Treestands have become Charter Partners with TSSA Foundation. TMA and Summit presented checks of $2,000 and $5,000 respectively at the 2017 TMA Annual Meeting held at Big Cedar Lodge in Branson, Mo. Dr. Glen Mayhew, President TSSA of […]
For most of us, “tree stand safety” is something we are aware of, but not concerned about unless it affects us on a personal level. We know it’s important to wear a safety harness every time when hunting, but, in reality, the majority of us do not. Let’s look at some actual tree stand accident […]
As the evening settles in and hunting light disappears hunters begin to pack up their equipment and prepare to get back to their vehicle or camp. In the dark the hunter reaches around the tree and starts to look for that first step with his feet… We all have been there. It’s when hunters are their most […]
Each year throughout the country hunters are seriously injured as a result of falls from tree stands. These accidents can be prevented through the proper use of a tree stand safety harness. Twenty-five hunting accidents were reported in 2013 in South Carolina. Ten of these were tree stand accidents and three were fatal. Each time a […]
Pretty much boils it down to just a few words with strong meaning, eh? Get a good safety harness and use it this season. Stay hooked up in a ladder stand, climber or lock-on. Tell someone where you’re going to be hunting. Remember, it’s uncool to be unsafe. +++++ A Must-Have Hunting Accessory for […]