From: maxracx 
From: DByrd
From: stephenf all the big buck hunters should pu tthem out so every one can get to your honey hole
From: buckthumper nice to have on those lonely strolls after a hard hunt
From: Bowinhand
From: J-town Hunter
From: murph.
From: MobileHuntin'Unit if on private land, you mean to tell me you can't find your stand location by yourself? if on public land, if you mark your tree with these, someone else will get to that tree first the next day or week...bet your a$$.
From: wbb would be ok if you want to mark the trail to stand, might work on blood trailing.
From: J. E. Travis Who wants to pack around a pocket full of these things?
From: The Buck Stopper Couldn't the deer see them too? The point about other hunters is good too. Just learn your way around the woods!
From: big bill They worked great this season for me.
From: carbonarcher Sorry, hunting public land, seems these would be an advertisement for someone to steal your treestand....
From: osiris In my neck of the woods these things are going to end up in someone elses bag...
From: BOUNTYHUNTER
From: DeermanaPa@Home what are these things, hunting cazoos???
From: jimbow Looks like a winner till someone else takes them home.
From: Dude Invitation for a stolen stand on public areas.
From: huntermark Just something else to get stolen.
From: Gene Randle I just love these things! You can glue them to street signs and mailboxes to find your way home from the nudey bar I mean grocery store.
From: longdraw
From: Mossy Oak sweet! litter with a price
From: elfking in the right situation they would be really valuable. I have been in those situations :)
From: Bullseye Could be a good idea for some.....but I gave up marking trails a long time ago. It's like a road map for other hunters. Hey guys! I hunt here! This is the best spot! Bring friends!
From: Rob B
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From: hogwild43
From: trophyrac
From: NewHunter1 you should know how to get to your stand. I can do that in the dark on public land.
From: BowAce I would rather use bread crumbs
From: Mountain Cur
From: mouse
From: Free Range
From: Clifford If you really have to mark your way these will work great!
From: MQ32MAN
From: graybow Might be good for some people. Could be a joke in the making. Move them around and lead them somewhere else!
From: 4u2ppin
From: Tim
From: RUPE Cheaper than a GPS and great for when you have visitors. No need to walk them in to the stand!
From: Rustywreck
From: solocamslam Makes good blunt targets.
From: Thunderflight@sea DANG IT!!!! That was my ideal....8*)
From: Dispatcher LITTER
From: macbow
From: Biggen
From: LoweBow OK...I guess
From: Woodsy Be ok for private or your own property I guess.
From: RickCinMO
From: DonSchultz Hunters Specialty makes something like it that works like a twist-tie for a garbage bag. That's what I carry. They are more subtle than these, and a single packet lasts a couple of seasons.One thing I like about the HS version is they are so small they are going to be missed by most hunters in daylight, but are easily seen w' a flashlight.
These are easily seen all the time. Trade off.
From: Jeff in MN If you need them probably ok.
From: Dancesinspeedo
From: tompolaris If you use them you'll pick them up on your way back instead of leaving them tied to the trees
From: Yendor It would be even worse than the 100,000 feet of surveyers tape than is every where in the woods. Nobody ever takes them down. So hunters put the tape every 50 feet on main trails so they don't get lost.
From: J. Wesbrock
From: Archy Too expensive. What they need to come up with is a reflective,brown (so others don't see them during the day), and bio-degradable marker.
From: Tombow
From: shootr Too big and expensive. I use reflective tacks, you only see them when it's dark and they are a whole lot cheaper. If you use these you might as well put a neon sign on your tree saying hunt here.
From: initialwound good idea but visible during day i dont like
From: ScottB
From: sagittarius too visible in daylight
From: Ted Young
From: pbro21
From: TODD Designed for the people who don't hunt public land, or, probably anywhere else for that matter!
From: sdantlers
From: Dal Lowrey Yuppy litter.
From: Grounblind Could use em' for hangin' out the underwear I guess. Takes the eye off the skid marks for sure!
From: Elkman52
From: Lewis Smith
From: Errorhead I think I will just run me a drop cord and put a big flashing light in my stand so it will get stoled faster.
From: Two Feathers
From: Razorhead® sure why not. For six bucks, you're certianly not out much when the crows swipe 'em.
From: Fletch
From: howler
From: mitchmcse
From: DCW Maybe for someone.
From: Wary Buck Too big and obvious. I prefer more subtle approaches to my stand sites.
From: steve
From: Zack reflective tacks are cheap,50 to a box for 4 bucks, I see 18 here for 7?
From: dustyvarmint
From: Walking Crow
From: Bowhunt
From: snakeeater
From: Ones
From: BSODS I like the concept, but it's just another style of trail marker. Being so visible in daytime would be great for my spots when I'm letting a guest use a stand. He could see them, make it to the stand by himself. Pick them up on the way out. BUT, why not a pack of clothes pins from the dollar store, a roll of orange reflective tape, a pair of scissors, and a little Scotch tape or Elmer's glue? A lot cheaper, and more biodegradable if they somehow don't all get picked up. BSODS
From: bowhunter If it beats my tacks . . . great. Finding ones stand in our mountains when well camo'd can be extremely difficult . . . The voice of experience has spoken.
From: kopter doktor i make my own out of wooden cloths pins paint them day-glow orange and wrap with 3m reflective tape.i also attach 35mm film canisters for scent
From: Strutter
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From: FLHogWacker I like em. Saw em the other day.
From: MattE
From: Mr. Bowhunter in KY
From: Bogenschütze Who knows, I might even try them some day....
From: Medic Looks good. May be useful.
From: Dryfire
From: White Ape
From: TIMBERWOLF
From: Doug Fir I like the idea, but look a little to big for me to carry around. I keep me thumb tacks in a film container.
From: PuffDaddy Litter,Litter,Litter,Litter, If you cant find your way ,, DONT GO!!
From: Rush Hey I agree with the general consensus. The idea has already been taken. If you can't find your stand during the day then you havn't done your scouting.
From: Loggy The idea is good but the wifes clothes pins are cheaper.
From: Richard I would have to think folks might take a couple before they realized they were trail markers for someone else, plus there are cheaper and just as good ideas, such as the ones already listed here.
From: Abbynormal I use something similar already I would buy this