Primal Tree Steps Over View (Huge News!)
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Primal Trees Steps are a great way to make your run and gun set up as mobile as possible. These wedge style steps are very versatile and are made by two different companies both of which have their own pros and cons but both provide the same step system. links to both companies are below!
Primal Steps (where I ordered mine)
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Wild Edge Steps
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With husband, wife, and three kids all going hunting, we also need an affordable option for camo. We buy Kings camo to be able to fit our needs. They have lower end and upper end styles. This means we can outfit our kids each year as they won't stop growing. We don't tree stand hunt, but these look so simple, that I could see using them in the future, even out here in the west. It could really open up some options!
oh awesome ill have to give it a look!
thanks as alway as guys!
Beautiful pit
Thank you!
Funny, last week I thought I ordered 6 wildedge steps on Amazon. Turns out.....I actually ordered 6 four packs of Primal steps!!! So I’ll have 24 of them! I guess I’ll prep a few trees with just steps (no stand) and keep enough aside for a true “hang and hunt”.
Ya that’s a great way to do it! I’m goin to use a knaider this year so I can care less steps and get just as high!
Great video! I was actually just looking at a set of these today and plan on purchasing the 6 pack you recommended. Wild Edge is great, but cost wise the Primals will work for me this season.
happy to help! if you have any questions feel free to send me a DM on my Instagram (@hiitingthedream) love to see your successes this year!
Wildedge makes a great bag for carrying. And you can order there rope to replace the heavy straps. I got 4 wildedge and 8 primal with rope straps with a 12 pc bag. Works great.
ya i saw that, not sure if i want to switch to the rope but even if i did it would be cheaper to switch and buy the replacement ropes, and yes i saw there bag but the system I designed attached to my lineman belt i like for now see come season if its still what i like
I've got those steps. I cut the short strap off and got rid of the buckle. Ive been using the same knot that wild edge has on there bag. So far so good. No metal on metal noise and lighter
Oh and I wrapped them with camo duck tape so they don't clack. Originally got them for a saddle platform, but because of the packability, I may completely switch over and get rid of my helium sticks. Good video man 👍
@@johnhurley1579 I was thinking to do the same and switching to ropes, not sure yet
What's the total weight on that 12 piece set with ropes and bag and how high can you get in the tree (perhaps using a one step, moveable aider)?
They sound loud. I like the wild edge steps.
honestly they aren't bad and with some stealth strips they are silent and faster to adjust
@@hiitingthedream I just subscribed to your channel. Let's get some bucks on the ground.
@@justinsigmon1878 heck ya man good luck this season!
Hockey tape
The steps are amazing I run the wild edge steps super convenient, the camo come aboard to prym1 camo absolutely the best in pattern and budget. Come to the dark side lol
no camp contracts for me for awhile if ever haha i like my hand-me-downs and walmart pick ups hahah
Prym1 is a great pattern
Just subbed you. Now that you’ve been using these Primal steps for about a year what mods have you made? Taking the pros and cons into consideration I like the straps vs rope. Someone suggested cutting the buckle off the short end and knotting the strap. That could be a nice option. With all the polymers today I wish they would make that an option vs metal. I’d definitely put tape on the metal to quiet them down. Still searching for a system. PS. I like Sitka but agree with you on the cost. One of the most expensive clothiers for hunting. Quality but expensive.
Ya I’m adding stealth strips to the metal apsects tbis year. I like how much faster they are to use and adjust then tying rope in my opinion
How are they now? Hopefully you have been able to hunt some with them. Also do you think its possible to leave them on the tree all season or take them off every time? I hang a few stands to leave all season so i can access them at certain times and conditions with complete minimal gear. Thanks and good luck
i love them! could use alittle bit of sound dampening though! i dont see why not either, like anything with a strap i would take it down in the off season!
Way too much noise. Haven’t made final decision yet. Good video.
how high in the tree can you get with 6-10 steps? In the PNW, these will work great.
im 5'8" and i can get 20ft with 8 steps when im standing on the last step!
@@hiitingthedream awesome, thanks
Need to check out a Knaider and Swaider helps get higher with less steps
Do You know where these steps are made?? I'm betting CHINA!! Not only that but did you know they will NOT SHIP to Alaska or Canada!! When I called the Rep did not have any idea why! Last time I checked alaska was still part of the USA!!
Ding, ding, ding. Way to much metal noise. F those cam straps.
That takes twice as long as using 4 large climbing sticks.To many buckles
it honestly doesnt take that much longer to go up, but its longer down. this was a few years ago, now i have sticks and an aider system!
Don't climb the limbs