$100 for Trail Camera or Ladder Tree Stand

[DBake]

What did you vote and why?

[lewy]

trial cam, to find out were to put your treestand.

[coop2424]

I voted trail cam because I want to know what kind of animals are in a area.  Don't really want a treestand because I hunt public land and would not want to be putting up a treestand everytime I wanted to hunt out of it.  

[Skyvalhunter]

trail cam because $100 isn't going to get you much of a tree sand and for that matter $100 won't get you much of a trail cam unless it's a homebrew.

[Buckmark]

Trail cam..
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When i saw this post i though it was backwoodsboy looking for more gear..

[KNOXY]

Trail cam were not hunting in the midwest.

[BLKBEARKLR]

Trail cam..
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When i saw this post i though it was backwoodsboy looking for more gear..

Now that is funny no matter who you are

[andrew_12gauge]

i voted trail cam i have absolutely no use for a tree stand but wouldnt mind having a trail cam to see what animals are in the area

[gasman]

Trail cam can be used year round.

[saylean]

I voted trail cam...but am very curious about a tree stand...I have never used one and think it could be fun...

but I do love having a trail cam...so ya..i went with that.

[bow4elk]

A ladder stand is very limiting and typically not high enough.  A portable tree stand is the way to go, therefore the $100 is better off finding you a good spot to set up an ambush via natural ground blind or vantage point, or both.  Also, you should consider a tree sling in addition to a traditional hang-on stand.  Ladder stands are just not worth the hassle IMHO.

[NWBREW]

Trail cam....use it year round

[Thefisherman83]

trial cam, to find out were to put your treestand.

 

[Tom Tamer]

camera...sam reason as others I do mostly public land hunting and am pretty mobile so I'd lik to know what animals are in a specific area.

[Wayne1]

Trail Cam....  everytime I pull out the card for viewing... it's like Christmas morning all over