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Treehopper ros
- Thread starter sizthediz
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Yes. They work great. I like them the best out of the other few types I’ve tried.
I've had T.Hoppers and Ameristeps and like the T.H. best.
gettingstarted
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I hunt on those as well now
They are a bit on heavy side, don't pack very will due to flaps, however those flaps make them very stable on the tree
They are a bit on heavy side, don't pack very will due to flaps, however those flaps make them very stable on the tree
Unless you have some of the earlier steps the flaps are designed to slide into each other so that they pack better.
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gettingstarted
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Got the exact same.
For me the problem with flaps is that make the whole bunch crooked if I don't pack them very tight,
However on other hand too tight of packing, becomes a headache to disconnect them from each other once up on a tree
For me the problem with flaps is that make the whole bunch crooked if I don't pack them very tight,
However on other hand too tight of packing, becomes a headache to disconnect them from each other once up on a tree
