What are these worth?
Contributors to this thread:Equipment
From: Rainman4u
07-Nov-24
I am just getting to old for these small stands so I have decided to part with them. They are both very old Lone Wolf stands that I bought new. 1 is a hang on and the other is a hand climber that needs bands. I have no idea what they are worth or what price to list them at. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Raymond.
From: PSUhoss
07-Nov-24
Hi Rain - The hand climber with no traction belts and no tethers between the pieces would go for about $150 and the hang on about the same, maybe $175. Hang on would be about $25 less without the buckles to attach it to the tree as I don't see them in the photo. (Central Pennsylvania pricing)
From: Rainman4u
07-Nov-24
Thanks, I appreciate it!!
From: JTreeman
07-Nov-24
Look on Facebook marketplace or Craig’s list. See them listed all the time on there. But I would say PSU is about right for a quick price.
—Jim
From: scent
07-Nov-24
Rain the best you could do is just send them to a deserving bowsiter that would greatly benefit from them, I donated mine to my neighbor... should have seen the smile on his face. Make sure they promise to use life tethers and such.
From: Rainman4u
07-Nov-24
From: Rainman4u
07-Nov-24
From: Blood
07-Nov-24
Those are lone wolf. You will get a lot of $$ for either of those. Especially the climber. $250-350. Straps are about $80-$100 for tops and bottom combined. Don’t let them go for cheap.
From: scent
07-Nov-24
Mine were lone wolf along with 4 section climbers... he asked what do I owe you? I said some steaks and burger for chili... he hugged me. Rain if your in need for money by all means get something from them, if your comfortable make some young hunters day!
From: Rainman4u
07-Nov-24
Scent-I hate to just give them away but I might. I agree on the safety part! Especially with that climber. Its dangerous AF especially with how steep you have to set the base when you start up the tree. I took my PB archery buck out of that climber so maybe it could bring some luck to somebody.
From: Corax_latrans
07-Nov-24
A big Catquiver like that is an acquired taste, but those who like their bows Nekkid might well be tempted. I stopped using mine (CQ I) when I started carrying more kit, but for hunting from the ground, they have some real advantages…
I’d love to find one like that which I could modify a bit, owing to 3 badly degenerated discs in my neck…..
From: scent
07-Nov-24
Your a good man Ray, very nice trophy wall!
From: scent
07-Nov-24
I can still draw my Ross but if your in need of a nice crossbow because of your situation I would gladly send it to if you want my friend.
From: Rainman4u
07-Nov-24
I took this buck out of the hang on which at that time was my PB with a bow. I tried asking this question on that other site but got shut down pretty quick. I guess with all the scammers these days people gotta be careful and thats a damn shame especially on a hunting board.
From: Rainman4u
07-Nov-24
Scent - I appreciate that!!! The wife has one but to me its just not the same. I hate having to get out of it. I really loved hunting with a bow and have many great memories. I met Tred Barta once and talked for an hour about all his crazy stories. I have made a few pretty good shots over the years that even wowed him. The one below, I could shoot a million arrows and never do again. It was a good run but age and injuries have caught up with me and its time to hang it up.
From: scent
07-Nov-24
Love your contributions to this site, very refreshing
