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Treestands Safety Tips


Pennsylvania Game Commision Treestand Safety


Treestands- Treestand Safety can never be taken lightly. Each year fellow hunters just like you and I are hurt or killed in accidents involving treestands.Take a moment to read over this information published by the Pennsylvania Game Commission on Treestand safety. It has to happen to someone, however following these simple rules will dramatically lower the chance of you being involved in a treestand accident.

Stay away! - Avoid permanent stands; they weaken with age, damage trees and are eyesores.

Smart choice! - Used stands certified by the Treestand Manufacturers Association (TMA). They are commercially designed and tested to meet high standards.

Read the directions! - Read and follow manufacture's guidelines. Practice with stands before hunting.

Look carefully! - Inspect all stands and climbing equipment before each use.

Choose wisely! - Select only suitable trees. Avoid dead trees or those with loose bark.

Buckle up! - Use a fall-restraint device, preferably a full-body harness, any time your feet leave the ground! This includes climbing up and down the tree. Choose a harness that will keep you upright and will not restrict your breathing.

Keep it short! - Make sure there is no slack in the fall-restraint tether when you are in a sitting position.

Hold on tight! - Maintain three points of contact with the climbing system, ladder or tree at all times while climbing.

Climb safely! - Use a haul line to pull up gear. If hunting with a firearm, make sure it is unloaded and the muzzle is covered! Never attach the line near the trigger or trigger guard.

Ask a friend! - Use 3 persons to set-up any ladder-type treestand.

Hunt with a plan! - In the event of a fall, be prepared to help yourself. Have someone contact authorities if you don't return at an established time.

www.pgc.state.pa.us/pgc/cwp/view.asp?A=461&Q=159330

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