I spoke with a guy a few weeks ago that just recovered from a broken back. Said he was climbing up a stick ladder when it failed. Doesn't matter how many points of contact you have... If what you're holding onto fails, you're going down. I'm guilty... I've never used a lifeline setup yet... But his story has definitely made me think about it a little harder.
bigten05
*Supporting Member*
Treed
Junior Member
I've got a couple extra harnesses that I don't need. Both are stock, no frills harnesses that came with my stands. I've got one from my Summit Viper, it's a few years old but I don't think I ever actually hunted in it and the other came with my ladder stand, it has never been used. They're down in Carrollton but I'll be down there this weekend so I'll have them back up here next week. If someone out there needs a harness, send me a PM with your address and I'll get one out to you. I'll post in this thread if/when they're both gone.
Maxxis31
Junior Member
Life lines are very important, every stand set i have has a life line, do your self a favor guys for the money they are a must when hunting any elevated stand, you want to make it home to the family after every hunt, no deer is worth an injury or worse, be safe guys.
