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$219.99
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Realtree Outfitter Series Bushmaster Treestand

  • RapidClimb stirrups for easy climbing
  • Realtree AP camo
  • Weighs just 18 lbs.
  • Snakeable cable for easy hanging
At only 18 lbs., the all-aluminum Bushmaster is one of the lightest, easiest-to-pack climbing treestands. The Bushmaster also includes RapidClimb Stirrups for easier climbing. Snakeable cable accommodates trees from 8" to 20" in diameter and the notched grip-strips hold the tree securely when climbing. The comfortable, 2" closed-cell foam seat repels water and insulated in cold weather. Large 20" x 28-3/4" platform. Stand is tested to TMA standards and includes a full-body safety harness with Suspension Relief System (SRS), carrying straps, RapidClimb Stirrups, E-Z Hanger and a MonsterBucks DVD.
Cabela’s and Team Realtreee® joined up with Summit’s engineers to bring you the most technologically advanced Treestand package money can buy. Package includes either the Viper Ultra or Bushmaster climbing Treestand, RapidClimb Stirrups, Realtree AP™ camo, E-Z Hanger® and MonsterBucks® DVD.

Size: 20" x 28-3/4".
Weight: 18 lbs.
Weight capacity: 300 lbs.
Camo pattern:Realtree AP™.



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Overall Customer Rating: 
4.4 out of 5
4.4 out of 5
64 out of 70(91%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.
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Overall Customer Rating: 
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
WhiskerBizcuit
Country:United States
State:North Carolina
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes
Realtree Outfitter Series Bushmaster Treestand
Date:
Summit treestands are AWESOME!!. I also have a Summit Viper SS which has the closed front rail. The top section of the Bushmaster that you sit in is very light weight and so the teeth do not seem to dig in to the tree very well. To correct this, I took a triangle shaped file and filed a notch in the center of each of the teeth and now the teeth are very sharp. Looks like a buzz saw blade and really digs into the bark of the tree. I still like to use a ratchet strap around the tree on the top section of the stand for added safety when bow hunting. I like the idea that someone mentioned to use a ratchet strap around the front of the stand to sit down on while climbing up the tree to take some pressure off of your forearms.
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Overall Customer Rating: 
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Flootch
Location:Belleville, NJ
Age:26-35
Gender:Male
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes
First Stand Very Impressed
Date:
After much consideration I choose this as my first tree stand and I couldn't be happier. Buy this stand if your looking for something that is very easy to setup, breeze to climb with,extremely stable when up in a tree, comfortable to carry in and out, and can stay comfortable sitting in it all day. Since it's under 20 lbs I've had no problem strapping a day pack to it so that I have all my extra gear plus lunch on hand. The platform is big enough for me, my pack, and still enough room to move about. I know this because i've been using this for winter bow so I've had on lots of layers, a bib, heavy coat and cabela's extreme predator pac boots. I am also quite a large man at 6'1 225. I shouldn't admit this but this stand is so comfortable you can take nap no problem, just make sure you are strapped into your harness and have nothing in your hands!!!!!! Which the hanger helps with, and the dvd is very nice too. All in all great value can't beat it!
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Overall Customer Rating: 
3 out of 5
3 out of 5
rogersma
Location:Rhode Island
Age:46-55
Gender:Male
Would you recommend this product to a friend? No
Structural Issue Found
Date:
I bought this treestand in 2000 when it was sold as a Bushmaster XL. The only significant change is the bend in the arm rests on todays model that tends to concentrate uncomfortable pressure on the middle of the forearms while climbing/descending. I have hunted hundreds of times from this treestand over the years. After a recent morning hunt, I noticed a crack in the aluminum tubing on the seat portion of the stand. The crack was located on the tubing supporting the seat and was not the result of a faulty weld. The crack in the aluminum is clearly noticeable and paint peeling in the area was what triggered my attention to it. I got many great years of use out of the stand but this breach of safety should not have happened to a stand rated for 300 lbs (I am 200 lbs). Lesson learned...inspect your gear frequently. I intend to buy the Openshot seat (sold separately from the platform) and marry it with the Bushmaster platform. This combination will provide a seat that folds up to the tree and straight arm rests with a platform that has a larger surface area.
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Overall Customer Rating: 
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
aughtsix
Location:Western NY
Age:46-55
Gender:Male
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes
Pretty good climber
Date:
Have two Summit climbers, one older steel Viper and one aluminum Bushmaster. 20 years of hunting experience from them and lots of dead game because of their qualities. Here are good points:
Lightweight and easy to attach to tree, good grip on rougher trees, pretty quiet with some simple mods, very comfortable, good size platform, open front for bowhunting, climbs quickly. Tips I recommend are adding moleskin to quiet the cable rattling, add foam to forearm rests, practice climbing and estimating tree taper. Drawbacks are uncomfortable shoulder straps, poor grip on smooth trees - watch out for seat losing grip especially when you first get to desired height--must push down hard to get it to bite into tree. You must be in shape to use this stand due to climbing technique. I like the stand and recommend it for bowhunters especially.
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