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.
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.
The tree saddle system that John uses is a unique treestand setup that allows him to hunt light and mobile. Today he gives a preview of how he prepares a tree for hunting.
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 […]
No matter how you hunt in your treestand, getting it up and safely secured against the tree on stable ground is of paramount importance.
I’ll be hunting from two, possibly three, tree stand locations on our property this October. Based on Bryce Towsley’s advice on scent control, I know I need to switch locations throughout the season so the scent has a chance to neutralize. In fact, he mentioned that the first day you hunt in a tree stand […]
Weighing just a few ounces but with the strength to support hundreds of pounds, one of the best hunting tools you can own is so light you’ll forget about it. But you’ll love it when you need it while you’re deer hunting or hanging stands. Hunter Safety Systems UltraLite fall restraint harness is engineered with […]