What should I look for in a good portable treestand, and can you make any recommendations?
I have used a number of portable treestands over the years. I’ve found portables easy to carry and hang since they lack the weight and bulk of fixed position treestands. They also tend to give you more flexibility through out a day of hunting. As far as comfort goes, I’ve used a variety of comfy portables including models by Summit, API, Ol’ Man Lone Wolf and Ameristep. Lots of treestand refinements have come about in recent years, including mesh and padded seats that make long waits more bearable. Look for a sturdy frame and one that feels comfortable to you. You may be on it for several hours at a time. Q: I used to shoot my bow quite well until I started practicing with a friend. I developed a flinch prior to my release, and the problem has escalated. What can I do to correct this before I stop shooting completely? A: “Target panic” is a state of mind that can overwhelm any bowhunter at any-time, and can be very tough to overcome. Since I’m not a doctor I can only give you some reco
