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<blockquote data-quote="remm" data-source="post: 95484" data-attributes="member: 821">I'd look into stands from Rivers Edge.&nbsp; I picked up a single one at home of economy a couple years ago and it is very sturdy and most importantly has a very comfy seat that so far has stood the test of time and doesn't appear to be one that squirrels will chew on.&nbsp; When I bought it, they had a double one next to it that I never got around to getting back and buying, however if I saw one anywhere I'd most definitely buy it.&nbsp; If i remember right, they were priced pretty reasonable too, mine came with a bar for a rifle rest, I just didn't put it on the stand.My boy got his first bow deer out of a double stand last year.&nbsp; I'd much rather be in a tree than on the ground.I guess reading back, Ghost has the link to the rivers edge ones.&nbsp; Get the &quot;Relax&quot; model, that is a very comfy seat, no ass-numb for hours, could easily nap in it and like I said, no need to drag cushions in and out with that seat.&nbsp; I've left mine in the woods now for two years and there is no sign of chewing/wear on the seat material whereas I've had other types of seats chewed to hell from squirrls.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="remm, post: 95484, member: 821"] I'd look into stands from Rivers Edge. I picked up a single one at home of economy a couple years ago and it is very sturdy and most importantly has a very comfy seat that so far has stood the test of time and doesn't appear to be one that squirrels will chew on. When I bought it, they had a double one next to it that I never got around to getting back and buying, however if I saw one anywhere I'd most definitely buy it. If i remember right, they were priced pretty reasonable too, mine came with a bar for a rifle rest, I just didn't put it on the stand. My boy got his first bow deer out of a double stand last year. I'd much rather be in a tree than on the ground. I guess reading back, Ghost has the link to the rivers edge ones. Get the "Relax" model, that is a very comfy seat, no ass-numb for hours, could easily nap in it and like I said, no need to drag cushions in and out with that seat. I've left mine in the woods now for two years and there is no sign of chewing/wear on the seat material whereas I've had other types of seats chewed to hell from squirrls. [/QUOTE]

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