The Missouri Department of Conservation is reminding hunters to remove their portable tree stands from conservation areas by the end of the month. Hunters have until Feb. 1 to take their stands down ...

Really, it's quite amazing in this day and age well into the 21st century that many of us spend so much time up in a tree. We may sit high up in a tree stand, maybe even 20 feet or so … for hours, and ...

Crow Wing County Land Services is reminding hunters that all portable tree stands or freestanding stands must be removed from county-managed public lands by now. The Crow Wing County hunting stand ...

It was a long time ago when I did my deer hunting. Even though my 50th class reunion has come and gone, I still remember the numerous hunts from my high school days. Things were different in those ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — According to Missouri state statute, portable tree stands are required to be taken down by Feb. 1 in ...

Which tree stand is best? Since many animals don’t spend a lot of time looking up, a tree stand gives hunters an advantage to watch for prey from above. Tree stands are quiet and provide an adjustable ...

One bowhunter is dead, and another was severely injured after falling out of trees over the last several days in the woods of Genesee County, prompting warnings from authorities to hunters to use ...

Portable tree stands must be removed from conservation areas by Feb. 1, the Missouri Department of Conservation reminded hunters in a news release. According to rule 3 CSR 10-11.145 of the Wildlife ...

Ty Frost has a message for all deer hunters. Be careful if you're using a tree stand. Use a safety harness -- and keep it snug. On Sept. 21, the Superior hunter was climbing into one of his 11 ...

Specifying portable ladder packages is part of the initial analysis that must be completed by the apparatus committee. Of the numerous metrics that must be considered when making this analysis, ...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — According to Missouri state statute, portable tree stands are required to be taken down by Feb. 1 in conservation areas. Hunters have until this Sunday to take their stands down ...