The present specification relates generally to a tree climbing apparatus, and specifically to a wheel-operated tree climbing apparatus. The tree climbing apparatus includes a frame, including a first frame end and a second frame end, that is configured to receive a tree trunk, as well as a pair of rollers, including a first roller and a second roller, the first roller being securable to the frame, proximate to the first frame end and the second roller secured to the frame, proximate to the second frame end. The wheel-operated tree climbing apparatus also includes a pedalling system, whereby the pedalling system engages with and rotates at least one rollers of the pair of rollers and a motor, whereby the motor engages with and rotates at least one rollers of the pair of rollers. A related method of climbing a tree using a wheel-operated tree climbing apparatus is also described.

A hunting stand includes a step configured for engagement to a support structure. The step includes two step legs configured to engage the support structure, and a crossbar extending between the two step legs. A platform is installed to the step. The platform is configured to at least partially support a person at a top surface of the platform. The platform includes a first engagement feature engaged to the crossbar.

A climber wrap pad accessory for attaching the to the upper tibia portion of the leg of the user for tree or pole climbing. The climber wrap pad includes a wrap pad body having a first end and a second end, and a buckle assembly configured to connect the first end to the second end. The buckle assembly has a first buckle connected to the first end and a complimentary second buckle connected to the second end. The climber wrap pad also includes an adjustment mechanism extending across at least a portion of the wrap pad body.

A climber wrap pad accessory for attaching the to the upper tibia portion of the leg of the user for tree or pole climbing. The climber wrap pad includes a wrap pad body having a first end and a second end, and a buckle assembly configured to connect the first end to the second end. The buckle assembly has a first buckle connected to the first end and a complimentary second buckle connected to the second end. The climber wrap pad also includes an adjustment mechanism extending across at least a portion of the wrap pad body.

Knee ascenders comprising modular replaceable components are disclosed. The elastic piece that provides pulling force to move the ascender upwards is not secured to any of the other components of the knee ascender, making replacing the elastic piece that is subject to frequent wear and tear convenient. Additionally, the length of the load bearing member, the elastic piece, as well as the guiding piece of the elastic bearing member is adjustable, making the knee ascender disclosed herein suites climber's many different needs.

Knee ascenders comprising modular replaceable components are disclosed. The elastic piece that provides pulling force to move the ascender upwards is not secured to any of the other components of the knee ascender, making replacing the elastic piece that is subject to frequent wear and tear convenient. Additionally, the length of the load bearing member, the elastic piece, as well as the guiding piece of the elastic bearing member is adjustable, making the knee ascender disclosed herein suites climber's many different needs.

The present invention provides a climbing gaff kit. The climbing gaff kit includes a pair of brackets angularly affixed to a central portion, wherein the central portion is removably securable to an elongated member of an existing climbing gaff or spur. Each bracket extends downwardly and includes an arm extending perpendicularly from a lower end thereof. A pair of adjustable foot plates are secured to the arms of the brackets, such that the foot plates are perpendicular disposed in relation to the elongated member.

The present invention provides a climbing gaff kit. The climbing gaff kit includes a pair of brackets angularly affixed to a central portion, wherein the central portion is removably securable to an elongated member of an existing climbing gaff or spur. Each bracket extends downwardly and includes an arm extending perpendicularly from a lower end thereof. A pair of adjustable foot plates are secured to the arms of the brackets, such that the foot plates are perpendicular disposed in relation to the elongated member.

The present invention provides a climbing gaff. The climbing gaff includes an elongated member having a horizontal member extending perpendicularly therefrom, and a spur affixed opposed to the horizontal member. A pair of brackets are angularly affixed to a central portion of the elongated member, wherein each bracket extends downwardly and includes an arm extending perpendicularly from a lower end thereof. A pair of adjustable foot plates are secured to the arms of the brackets, such that the foot plates are perpendicular disposed in relation to the elongated member. A belt is affixed to the horizontal member, wherein the belt includes a pair of distal ends that removably secure around a foot and ankle of a user. A strap is affixed to the upper end of the elongated member, wherein the strap removably secures to a leg of a user.

The present invention provides a climbing gaff. The climbing gaff includes an elongated member having a horizontal member extending perpendicularly therefrom, and a spur affixed opposed to the horizontal member. A pair of brackets are angularly affixed to a central portion of the elongated member, wherein each bracket extends downwardly and includes an arm extending perpendicularly from a lower end thereof. A pair of adjustable foot plates are secured to the arms of the brackets, such that the foot plates are perpendicular disposed in relation to the elongated member. A belt is affixed to the horizontal member, wherein the belt includes a pair of distal ends that removably secure around a foot and ankle of a user. A strap is affixed to the upper end of the elongated member, wherein the strap removably secures to a leg of a user.