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Anyone hunt out of Millenium lock ons???????

Posted: Sat Sep 20, 2008 5:21 pm
by Bigpoppa
Do any of you have a millenium lock on. I saw the bracket concept and bought a bunch of steps and extra brackets. Anyone else do this???? Hope it works out.

Bigpoppa

Re: Anyone hunt out of Millenium lock ons???????

Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 6:35 pm
by Jeff
Yes, I have two stands, and six brackets/steps. It is the bomb, and the most comfortable lock on I have ever sat in.

Re: Anyone hunt out of Millenium lock ons???????

Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 1:31 am
by Bigpoppa
I think that also. Do you ever have issues with your receiver cam brackets sliding on the tree????

Re: Anyone hunt out of Millenium lock ons???????

Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 5:00 am
by Jeff
Not as of yet. Once you put them on and then flip them over they are on there some kinda good!

Re: Anyone hunt out of Millenium lock ons???????

Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 8:07 am
by Jelly
Jeff wrote:Not as of yet. Once you put them on and then flip them over they are on there some kinda good!


Agreed, just don't fall asleep. It's that comfy...

Re: Anyone hunt out of Millenium lock ons???????

Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 9:01 am
by SNOT
Bigpoppa wrote:Do any of you have a millenium lock on. I saw the bracket concept and bought a bunch of steps and extra brackets. Anyone else do this???? Hope it works out.

Bigpoppa
Best stand out there....I put a ratchet strap on the bottom of it though..I've had the bottom move on me, once you put the ratchet on the bottom it's not gonna move. I do wish they'd make it where the bracket is connected to a heavy ratchet that you could just ratchet tight to the tree instead of having to flip the block over, it can be a pain in the booty sometimes...it would be a lot easier and would have no chance of moving.

Re: Anyone hunt out of Millenium lock ons???????

Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 12:52 pm
by Deadeye
I have several brackets for a couple of them... I just leave the brackets in the "honey hole" trees and put the stand in the garage. It is the best way to go.... wish I hade about 10 more stands.

Re: Anyone hunt out of Millenium lock ons???????

Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 3:20 pm
by mmcfarland
no doubt about it the best stand out there. i have brackets here in TN, back home in ARk, and up in Ill. makes it so easy knowing that the sticks and bracket are their and you can just hunt where the wind dictates. does anyone have a bowholder mounted on their stand. i cant find one that will fit it.

Re: Anyone hunt out of Millenium lock ons???????

Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 6:07 pm
by TODO
SNOT wrote:
Bigpoppa wrote:Do any of you have a millenium lock on. I saw the bracket concept and bought a bunch of steps and extra brackets. Anyone else do this???? Hope it works out.

Bigpoppa
Best stand out there....I put a ratchet strap on the bottom of it though..I've had the bottom move on me, once you put the ratchet on the bottom it's not gonna move. I do wish they'd make it where the bracket is connected to a heavy ratchet that you could just ratchet tight to the tree instead of having to flip the block over, it can be a pain in the booty sometimes...it would be a lot easier and would have no chance of moving.


I wish they would do away with the chain myself, as my club does not allow stands to be fastened to the tree with chains. I cut the chain off my bracket and use ratchets on the top and bottom, it doesent move at all.

Re: Anyone hunt out of Millenium lock ons???????

Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 8:13 pm
by Bigpoppa
I am in the early stages of what we are calling "operation millenium deer killin ambush". Me and Tdog have got about 5 or six sets of sticks several brackets and we look to have a few more by weeks end. We are getting the hang of the lock on deal. I beleive tis is going to open up spots to hunt that we werent able to when we were restricted to climbers. Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehawwwwwwwww!!!!!!! :D :D :D

Re: Anyone hunt out of Millenium lock ons???????

Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 6:16 am
by camlock
mmcfarland wrote:no doubt about it the best stand out there. i have brackets here in TN, back home in ARk, and up in Ill. makes it so easy knowing that the sticks and bracket are their and you can just hunt where the wind dictates. does anyone have a bowholder mounted on their stand. i cant find one that will fit it.


We sell a millenium brand bow holder for the stand...it's like 10-15 bucks