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new steps

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nyjerry

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Was at the PA sportsman show and bought some to use as a platform. They are called stealth steps. Reminded me of climbing paws but bigger. I have not figured out how to load pictures to this forum, so you have to go to the website to see them. Www.stealthstep.com
I only bought 4 because of their size. Climbing paws look to be smaller and maybe a little easier to pack in. Wish they were at the show.
 
Looks like a couple of these in conjunction with Ameristeps would make a really nice platform.
 
3 of those on a boat buckle might be the ticket for me, bummer they are sold in even numbers.
 
Those look kool. May have to order me 2.

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Why not a brown strap! I'm sure it Aggravates me more than the deer but a human can pick out a black horizontally striped tree from a long ways. You make a treebark camo step but can't use a brown strap.
 
swampsnyper said:
Why not a brown strap! I'm sure it Aggravates me more than the deer but a human can pick out a black horizontally striped tree from a long ways. You make a treebark camo step but can't use a brown strap.
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I always think like this also. I mean doesn't it just automatically occur in the brain that you should use earth tone colors when dealing with hunting stuff? Weird!
 
I'm wondering how 2 on the same strap would work. Probably not very good.

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I'm wondering how 2 on the same strap would work. Probably not very good.

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Somebody need to experiment and give the rest of us a review so we know whether or not to buy some. Heck, I might buy some anyway. But they're kinda pricey

Shaun
 
swampsnyper said:
Why not a brown strap! I'm sure it Aggravates me more than the deer but a human can pick out a black horizontally striped tree from a long ways. You make a treebark camo step but can't use a brown strap.
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I never very why these company's use black straps.use brown or camo!!! Even my aerohunter I just got, so many black straps, why!?!
 
I saw these too and talked to the guy about them , they just got them together before the show, I asked them about transporting them to
Your tree He told Me put them together at the base of the tree :eek: not a good idea in the dark .
 
lpv77 said:
swampsnyper said:
Why not a brown strap! I'm sure it Aggravates me more than the deer but a human can pick out a black horizontally striped tree from a long ways. You make a treebark camo step but can't use a brown strap.

I never very why these company's use black straps.use brown or camo!!! Even my aerohunter I just got, so many black straps, why!?!
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A few black straps on a harness doesn't bother me but black horizontal candycane stripes going up a tree does.
 
treefox 1 said:
I saw these too and talked to the guy about them , they just got them together before the show, I asked them about transporting them to
Your tree He told Me put them together at the base of the tree :eek: not a good idea in the dark .
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Yes now that you mention it, they wont stack with the straps installed, so you have to do that as you climb. It must take forever, cause if you watch the video on their site of the kid climbing, he gets about 15yrs older as he steps into the stand. :lol: I know its 2 different people, not sure why they did that.
 
I saw them at the Ata show. They r interesting but I think climbing sticks would be both faster up the tree and easier to pack
 
I saw these a while back. I'm still not a fan of the bulk and the potential noise considerations.
 
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