Looks like these guys are making an other run at getting up and going. Taking orders.
BuckShot Manufacturing Llc
PO Box 7157
Wilmington, NC 28406
910-251-0411
Sales@BuckShotMfg.com
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Buckshot Stands
Looks like these guys are making an other run at getting up and going. Taking orders.
BuckShot Manufacturing Llc
PO Box 7157
Wilmington, NC 28406
910-251-0411
Sales@BuckShotMfg.com
"Any man who thinks he can be happy and Prosperous by letting the US Government Officials take care of him, better take a closer look at the American Indian."
Henry Ford
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The buckshot "face the tree" all steel with....NO....cables are my favorite climbers. Many-Many-Many deer have meet their conclusion from mine.........I hate/can't stand/abhor/don't like climbers with cables. I just bought a third old buckshot at a yard sale and rebuilt it.....I'm happy!
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Originally Posted by The Happy Kaboomer
Those were my favorite, until a I got an aluminum model of the same design which weights 6 pound less...
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Mine is aluminum never saw a steel one.
"Any man who thinks he can be happy and Prosperous by letting the US Government Officials take care of him, better take a closer look at the American Indian."
Henry Ford
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Had two steel ones, made from round tubing. Used one up till about 4 year ago. Like the aluminum one SO much better...
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I probably have seen them if round tubing and didn’t know what the brand was. I have only owned two climbers and both are aluminum. One of thing for sure the buckshot is a good one IMO.
"Any man who thinks he can be happy and Prosperous by letting the US Government Officials take care of him, better take a closer look at the American Indian."
Henry Ford
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The one I have is sold by Austin Treestands, it's a copy of the Buckshot. It is a little longer which gives you about 6 inches of more room between you and the tree.
I only have one of the aluminum ones now...buy plan to get another for my Daughter.
Eight-Point
I need a new climber, was looking at a treewalker but may have to go with the old tried and true buckshot
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Another great thing about the buckshot is NO TOE straps to fiddle with/have squirrels eat "em"/rot etc.. Just kick your toes out under the side braces and away you go!
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I did away with the rope cinches they used to hold the the two sections together when you pack it up. I used the thick black rubber tie down straps. Mine has expanded metal foot platform so it is easy to hook. Some have a slat platoform. Also worth note are the gun holder from Buckshot that clamps to the arms, if still available.
"Any man who thinks he can be happy and Prosperous by letting the US Government Officials take care of him, better take a closer look at the American Indian."
Henry Ford
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Buddy of mine has a Tree Walker. It has large screw type teeth to grip the tree...after climbing a pine a couple of times with it the sap from all the holes in the tree is a mess.
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My son uses a tree walker and loves it. It is very steady and secure . The large screws really bite into a tree.
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Most all climbers make a mess on a pine tree if you climb it a couple times. Seen a couple trees killed they were climbed so many time. Anyone ever got chastised about damaging trees with a climber.
"Any man who thinks he can be happy and Prosperous by letting the US Government Officials take care of him, better take a closer look at the American Indian."
Henry Ford
Eight-Point
I like how you can face or lean against the tree. I know buckshots have a great reputation. Ive sat in one a time or two.
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