In not for sure. But Treehopper offers a cordless drill bit. I have one and love it.I have a hand drill, but if wanted to use a electric drill for presets what size bit would be comparable?
TH sells cordless bits.I have a hand drill, but if wanted to use a electric drill for presets what size bit would be comparable?
I have a hand drill, but if wanted to use a electric drill for presets what size bit would be comparable?
Compare bolts to screw in steps, not so much to sticks...its apples to oranges.I’m new to the forum. Started saddle hunting this year. I’m using LW sticks rn as my method but I hunt a lot of private too. I’ve seen videos and want to switch to bolts and a drill but have some friends trying to talk me out of it. Is it really worth it?
I know it’s not apples to apples but I was going to set up trees with screw in steps this year and the price point of the bolts is what grabbed my attention.Compare bolts to screw in steps, not so much to sticks...its apples to oranges.
Bolts beat screw ins hands down.
I like bolt better than sticks, but thats just my opinion.
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I tried bolts this year and nothing beats the weight! also at end of the day pull them out as you come down the tree and on your way home. No stacking sticks or strapping to back pack also it's not bad to hand drill ten holes if you don't do presets.. I love it so far! there's nothing easier when the darkness comes. If you hunt bedding areas it's the quietest climbing method out there (IMO) especially if you prep in the summer. My biggest concern was killing trees but have found no evidence that it causes enough damage to kill a tree based on what I've read no more damage than screw in steps.I’m new to the forum. Started saddle hunting this year. I’m using LW sticks rn as my method but I hunt a lot of private too. I’ve seen videos and want to switch to bolts and a drill but have some friends trying to talk me out of it. Is it really worth it?
I would advise bolts rather than screw ins. Next in line would be Cranford screw ins, and last on the list is Ameristep style screw ins. And if you use those, you want the install tool. But, for several reasons, bolts are still the best. Especially if you are hunting extremely hard trees like osage. And for pre sets, a cordless drill and bolts are the cats ass.I know it’s not apples to apples but I was going to set up trees with screw in steps this year and the price point of the bolts is what grabbed my attention.
I use a reflector tack near my first hole once bolt is in first hole I use my knee to locate the next hole just the same as when you first drilled the tree it's not so bad. Some put twigs in the first few holes.What do you guys mark your holes with so you can use the tree again? Especially in the dark
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