The Department of Natural Resources wants to crack down on permanent deer stands — those generally with four walls and a roof, or “shacks on stilts” — on public forest lands. The agency ...

Any stands with roof or walls have to be disassembled by ... "If they've built this elaborate deer stand are they going to be territorial about allowing other people in their area?

The pitched roof is topped with corrugated fiberglass ... I personally think that that deer stand ladder is a pretty (unique) application to it. It’s the thing that they used to hunt out ...

It's 16 feet to the floor and 24 feet to the roof. The bottom part ... while I sit and wait for a deer.” Patrick Wall, of Ontario, N.Y. shared a photo of his stand in Canandaigua.