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I have a couple just like the one in the picture a few posts up. I bought them cheap on closeout. They aren't comfortable. I and my son kill deer out of them. I tie burlap around the top rail on.mine and it helps hide you.

Cheapest one you can find, zip tiesm pipe insulation and some gunny sacks cut for a wrap, game over hunted in them for years, when they are on sale just buy the 2 man there as cheap as the smaller ones. not bad to carry either if you have a spot where access sucks.

i bought 1 man ladder and 2 man ladder stands from Dunham's when they were on sale. i found out quickly 1 man = 1 child while 2 man = 1 man, possibly a child.

Ladder stands are some great stuff as long as you can leave them
Last year for the first time in 15 yrs I had one stolen
It had been there for years , fugging thieving ass meth heads
For me , Summit climbers are cream of the crop , get you some locking cables and leave em , they don’t get much more comfortable than that .
I’ve had three tripod stands , all different makes , all of them eventually start digging into your ass
A good tractor supply coushin, a holly tree with long , low over hanging limbs , ass scooted up to the butt of the tree overlooking a well scouted trail , spells success on a pretty regular bases .
Of course it doesn’t have to be a holly , any evergreen works well
Kenneth

I've got Big Game ladder stands, but no doubles. The newest one is the most comfortable tree stand I've ever sat in. Good luck.

https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/big-game-the-spector-xt-2-person-ladder-stand

I have 2 Guide Gear 16' ladder stands with a swivel seat can sit in any direction.

Big Game HD 1.5 is on sale at Cabela's today for $119 It is a very good stand, especially for the price.

I used to have the best one I've ever owned
and used. You put it up against the tree, and a
spring loaded arm connected to a rope would
swing around the tree when you pulled the rope.
Then it would be secure enough to climb and
further secure it with a nylon rope that threaded
through hooks on the arm and the ladder stand
itself. Really nice setup. Wasn't but about 10-12
feet, but I always set it where I could find a
tree with brush around the base of the tree.
Worked really well
I had it set up on a R.O.W. and a doofus that
mowed that fall made a turn right at the tree
and wiped it out with whatever batwing mower
he was using. Wiped out several "WARNING-GAS
PIPELINE " signs too. My stand was off to the
side out of the way, it was just a doofus that
had no business sitting a tractor, especially
with a big wide shredder on the back

Thanks for the tip I have two with another one on the way.Hard to find a stand as good for the money.

I ordered 2 earlier for our farm that we hunt to replace some old ones. Can’t beat them for that price especially with free shipping!

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Here's a link to my ladder stand like the swivel seat.

New to the 7x57 world but picked up a sweet M70 Featherweight from the classifieds here a year ago. Still haven’t shot it. Probably should.