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Creating A Solid Sandbag Rest In Your Treestand
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<blockquote data-quote="Orange Dust" data-source="post: 1741704" data-attributes="member: 92702"><p>2x6 shelf all around a couple inches under the window. Brace it like you want to set a bulldozer on it. Put extra bracing on the legs, and keep the floor no more than 6' above the ground if possible. Shoot with a bipod or iron front rest and a squeeze bag. If the stand is big enough, use a wider shelf. When building a new stand, I basicly build a benchrest on a sled with sides and a top. I put the floor a couple of feet off the ground. Getting high has no real advantage hunting cut fields.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Orange Dust, post: 1741704, member: 92702"] 2x6 shelf all around a couple inches under the window. Brace it like you want to set a bulldozer on it. Put extra bracing on the legs, and keep the floor no more than 6' above the ground if possible. Shoot with a bipod or iron front rest and a squeeze bag. If the stand is big enough, use a wider shelf. When building a new stand, I basicly build a benchrest on a sled with sides and a top. I put the floor a couple of feet off the ground. Getting high has no real advantage hunting cut fields. [/QUOTE]
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