There are a million things we would rather be doing this spring than taking down our treestands, just to have to put them back up again in a few months. But there's a few reasons that will make it worth it.

Just don’t find yourself sacrificing a safe hunt next year because you don’t want to spend a little extra time taking your stands down for maintenance.

Visitors to the Summit booth at this year’s ATA show got to see the continuing evolution of some of America’s most trusted treestands. 

If you’re planning on spending time in a treestand or blind this hunting season, consider adding Summit’s electric heated seat to your gear. It’s a decision that’s certain to give you a nice warm feeling this deer season.

Oh, the dreaded October lull. Most hunters get frustrated during this time, and assume there is no choice but to wait in out and start up hunting again closer to November, but if you hunt it right, the October lull can present one of the best opportunities to fill your tag.

Choosing the right tree is an important part of a successful hunt. Here are a few things you should consider when scouting for that perfect tree.

Wind direction is key to any successful whitetail hunt, but playing the wind is a craft in itself. Although every situation is different, these tips for using the wind to hunt mature bucks can be a game changer.

Timing and placement are key factors when it comes to hanging tree stands. These pre-season tree stand-hanging tips will help ensure you and your tree stands are set up for success when the season arrives. 

The 2017 ATA Trade Show at the at the Indiana Convention Center was one for the books for the Summit Treestands Team.

Your hunting season has ended and the thought of spring has entered your mind. Don’t find yourself sacrificing a safe hunt next year because you don’t want to spend a little extra time taking your stands down for maintenance. The best time to complete a routine check is immediately following your hunting season, before storing your stands in a dry location. This is especially true in areas with more extreme weather conditions. Here are our steps to assist you in carrying out tree stand maintenance this year.