New for 2025, the SlapStrap is the ultimate solution for keeping your lineman’s and tether rope securely positioned on the tree, ensuring your safety and maximizing your efficiency during your climb and hunt.

New for 2025, the SlapStrap is the ultimate solution for keeping your lineman’s and tether rope securely positioned on the tree, ensuring your safety and maximizing your efficiency during your climb and hunt.
The silly tradition of my father’s generation to not utter the words I love you should be a thing of the past, for if we truly wish to make the world go round and bring happiness into those lives we care about, we should never hesitate to express such powerful, supportive, strengthening, sincere human emotion to everyone in our lives.
Recording my new record, “Ted Nugent Detroit Muscle,” recently with my killer band Jason Hartless and Greg Smith, we literally ignited a roaring American, primal spirit campfire every time we fired up our instruments, celebrating the greatest quality of life in the history of humankind and the uppity, defiant, crazy FUN FREEDOM soundtrack that goes with it.
September is Tree Stand Safety Awareness Month. It’s the month most hunters start heading back to the woods to either put up stands or begin hunting.
A hunter falls from his treestand and battles for his life.
With deer season fast approaching (and in some cases already underway), we here at Deer & Deer Hunting urge everyone to heed this message from DDH and the Tree Stand Safety Awareness Foundation.
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.
Setting up and climbing tree stands is serious business, and no deer is worth the danger of suffering a life-altering fall. Steve has safely set up thousands of stands over the years and lives by these exact safety tips.
Hunter Safety System’s LifeLine kits are simple, easy-to-use tools that keep treestand hunters safe from the moment they step off the ground. Don’t become a tragic statistic. Stay safe and make sure you get home to see your family and friends.
The Friday after Thanksgiving 2014, I went to my favorite Michigan treestand for a morning hunt. I had climbed this particular tree more than 30 times and was confident I was safe. I had my harness on, (not a lifeline), but believed I was safe because I would lock my harness to the tree once in […]