New NEVER USED Gorilla Greyback Climbing Treestand!

[Cork]

If you've noticed how blacktail deer hunting has changed over the last 20 years in California because of how many people hit public lands these days, you may have also heard that many successful hunters (bow AND rifle) are using a treestand like is done by whitetail hunters back East: One of the biggest blacktails I've ever taken was from a portable treestand up in the Lake Almanor area!

 

...I just happen to have an extra, completely new, Gorilla Grayback Climbing Treestand, which I won't be taking with me on my move north in Nov: I only need a couple treestands for blackbear and won't need a third for moose. http://www.gorillatreestands.com/greyback--climber

 

I'm offering the treestand to the first one who purhases it for $160. I'll also give a list of my favorite places to hunt blacktails in California and how to effectively use the treestand, depending on the different habits of deer in the different areas of CA: using a hunting stand in the western Sierra is a lot different than using them in the coastal mountains from Ukiah to the Oregon border, or even around the Bay, if you happen to have private land hunting access.

 

BTW we're offering CORK'S OUTDOORS in Italian, and will be doing the same for German, French and Spanish, based on where we're getting the most reader/viewer traffic:

http://corksoutdoors.com/blog/corks-outdoors-compete-tv-finlandese-battle-american-food/

 

Here's last week's article in English: http://corksoutdoors.com/blog/corks-outdoors-competes-on-finnish-tvs-american-food-battle/

 

Oh, and the goose dekes were sold pretty quickly, if you were wondering about getting them for the club.

 

Cheers,

Cork

http://corksoutdoors.com