Without a doubt, versatility for a number of different gun or bow set-ups is the trademark of the Combow Hunter. This stand allows the hunter to select set-up options within seconds, and without having to pull any pins or change any bolts. The 1000 Denier nylon seat slides easily back and forth, and may be set at the perfect distance from the tree or backrest.
Gun hunters can pull the padded folding bar up and use it for a back rest while facing the tree, or they can face away from the tree and use it for a shooting rail. This is especially nice on a long straight shot, such as down a power line, clear cut, fire break, etc. The gun holders can be screwed on by hand on either side of the stand.
The seat of The Combow Hunter has a convenient Velcro pouch sewn into it offering a standardized place to store your safety belts, gun holders, etc. when backpacking. This also provides an excellent place for a cushion or heat packs when sitting.
THE COMBOW HUNTER 250 Construction: Aluminum Finish: Unpainted Weight: 27 lbs. Tree Size: 6” to 20” Platform Size: 20” x 30” Seat Size: 9” x 20” Weight Limit: 250 lbs
EACH STAND INCLUDES: 1000 Denier nylon seat with Velcro pouch sewn in, bow holder prongs ( 1 pair ), gun holders ( 1 pair ), large knobs for V-blades, backpack straps, rubber tie-down strap, lock-down strap, spare bolt and knob for V-blades.
THE H.D. COMBOW HUNTER 350 Same size and features as The Combow Hunter 250 with the exceptions of carrying weight and weight limit. Weight: 33 lbs. Weight Limit: 350 lbs.
Construction: Aluminum Finish: Unpainted Weight: 26 lbs. Tree Size: 6” to 20” Platform Size: 20” x 21” Weight Limit: 250 lbs.
Same size and features as The Gunslinger 250 with the exceptions of carrying weight and weight limit. Weight: 32 lbs. Weight Limit: 350 lbs.
Thank you for considering a Deer Crossing Tree Stands product. Our philosophy on hunting from a tree stand is simple—The size and comfort of the stand are directly linked to hunting success. A large, roomy, comfortable stand will allow you to stay longer and sit still longer. These two factors are critical, since tree stand hunting basically involves waiting on the game to come to you.
Scouting may provide the “signs” that you’re looking for in deciding where to set up your stand, but the uncertainty is when will the game show up? Therefore, many hours of waiting are usually involved, and hence, a large, comfortable tree stand will play a major role in your success.Wishing you hours of pleasure and success as you wait in comfort for your "Deer Crossing"!
