Who makes Lone Wolf Treestands?
Here at XOP, we are dedicated to producing the highest quality and highest functioning treestands and hunting products on the market. To do this we teamed up with Andrae D’Acquisto, founder of Lone Wolf Hunting Products and the sole creator of the cast aluminum treestand.
What is the lightest lone wolf treestand?
Assault™ climbing treestand
The Assault™ climbing treestand is the lightest and most maneuverable climber in the Lone Wolf pack. It packs the same great features as the original Hand Climber with a more compact and light weight base shared by the Assault Hang-On. TREE SIZE: Fits trees 6″ – 19″ in diameter.
How safe are hang on treestands?
You might be asking yourself, “Are lock on stands safe?” When used correctly, the answer is absolutely yes. But any time you leave the ground, you are taking a risk. So before you hang your first climbing stick on the tree, attach your safety harness to the trunk and periodically move it up with you as you climb.
What do hang on treestands require?
They must be hauled into place and secured to the tree with belts or chains. These stands require separate climbing aids, such as segmented ladders or climbing sticks.
Is Lone Wolf Made in USA?
Lone Wolf Tree Stands are once again 100% made in the USA. The guys at Lone Wolf just hope you will trust them again to produce a quality product and buy their stands with confidance.
Where are Lone Wolf Treestands made?
Peoria, Illinois USA
Instead of being made 6000 miles around the globe, they are now produced in their own backyard, 6 miles from the company headquarters in Peoria, Illinois USA. A real hometown made product. I believe the new model is even better than the previous ones with the new bow holder.
How much does the Lone Wolf Alpha weigh?
14 pounds
The ALPHA features a convenient self-leveling seat and platform, and accepts the E-Z Hang Hook accessory, allowing users to preset multiple stand locations for quick, easy hanging. Weight: just 14 pounds!
Can you leave a tree stand up all year?
When you make the personal decision to leave a treestand in the woods for months or years at a time, you risk equipment failure that could result in bodily injury or death. Always wear a safety harness/climbing apparatus and use a lifeline when hanging and hunting from any treestand.
Do climbing tree stands damage trees?
It does no significant damage. It will rough up the bark a little bit. It kind of depends on the type of tree you are climbing. It bites into soft bark more.