The Ultimate Tree Stand Quiz

The main purpose is to maximize the hunter's field of vision.

A low height is 12 feet (4 meters) off the ground.

Some hunters go as high as 35 feet.

A fixed stand is attached to a tree with ropes, chains or straps.

The ladder stand is the easiest to climb into and get down from.

A tower stand is a freestanding structure and a good choice for terrain without many trees.

Check for any restrictions on tree stands in the area you will be hunting.

Deer scat is an indication that deer are in an area.

Dead limbs and other decay are indicators that a tree is not strong.

Trees with semi-rough bark work well for tree stands.

For best results, face toward the deer signs.

Setting up the tree stand in advance can give the deer a chance to acclimate to the new structure.

Rifle hunters and bow hunters use tree stands.

Use a safety harness.

Climbing sticks attach to the tree trunk.

Install tree steps to get a foothold.

Some tree steps are screwed into the tree and others are attached by straps.

Signs of deer feeding include short clipped plants.

To reach higher heights you will need climbing gear.

Do not use a random tree stand, since the quality of construction and stand maintenance is unknown.