According to one survey, more than 90% of bowhunters and 80% of gun hunters use tree stands. If you’re one of those people, you know the joy of sitting among the leaves—but also the struggle that can ...

A reader of this column brought to my attention that they were walking their property when they found two tree stands. Not a single person had gone to them to ask permission before placing those ...

Which tree stand is best? Since many animals don’t spend a lot of time looking up, a tree stand gives hunters an advantage to watch for prey from above. Tree stands are quiet and provide an adjustable ...

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - For many hunters, a tree stand is their go-to for an elevated view of the forest, but without the right precautions, it can be one of the most dangerous parts of the hunt.

We rounded up the best climbing tree stands for different styles of hunting. Here are our expert's top picks As a lifelong deer hunter, I’ve had my fair share of sits from a climber. I’ve tested many ...

Tree stands are elevated platforms used by hunters in pursuit of game; usually deer, but sometimes other species. Unfortunately, hunters lose their lives or are seriously injured each year because of ...

TRAVERSE CITY — With hunting season approaching Oct. 1, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is reminding hunters to use caution when using tree stands. Lt. Joe Molnar of the DNR advised ...

State Sen. Patrick Gallivan, R-Elma, is pictured speaking earlier this year on the state Senate floor. Gallivan has proposed legislation that would allow young hunters to hunt from a treestand as long ...

When whitetails are on the move, hunting from a blind or a tree stand could be a very effective and exciting way to pursue them. This method of hunting works particularly well during regular morning ...

GEORGIA (WALB) - The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (GDNR) asked hunters to practice safe hunting when using tree stands. During Georgia’s 2024-2025 hunting season, they said 12 of 23 hunting ...

LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is reminding hunters to double-check their tree stands and safety gear before heading into the woods this season.