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WTB 2-3 Wildedge stepps

Those steps are terrible. But I did the same thing. Bought some and tried them, sold them and got hawk full length steps. Killed five deer with a bow last year (in Georgia) and can't complain.

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Dhall said:
Those steps are terrible. But I did the same thing. Bought some and tried them, sold them and got hawk full length steps. Killed five deer with a bow last year (in Georgia) and can't complain.

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What did you not like about them? What part of Georgia you from? S. Georgia here Big city of Valdosta!
 
Im from Bainbridge but lived in Thomasville for ten years. I now live in Monroe, Ga. If you bow hunt you should try the thomas co wma during archery season or silver lake in Bainbridge, both have good deer populations and low hunter numbers in archery. But they also have lots of mosquitoes

The knot was complicated to get it to stick right and the hawk sticks worked on the first try even without the buckles. They also got me higher than four steps. The steps were cumbersome to carry and loud when you hit them together. It was my first year saddle hunting so maybe I had little patience, but I really like the hawk sticks and I move my set every time. I'm not leaving them on a tree.

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