Deer hunting is the most common practice in the recent times and as it is known deer is the most active animal among others one should take maximum concern while hunting this animal. Those adventurous deer hunters, here is a good advice for you as to how you can build a perfect Deer Stand so as to attain the best aim and a wonderful shot. There are many things to be thought while preparing a Deer Stand and to achieve the target for which it is recommended to adopt these useful suggestions while planning a Deer Stand. You would need a range of things in order to make a perfect Deer Stand and the another vital thing is-the height, that assists you to get a perfect sight. The elevation and its uses will be discussed later.

List of things to be arranged for the Deer Stand:

• Lumber and plywood (pressure treated)

• Ring bar 16 penny nails /3" sheetrock screws (for the main body of the stand)

• 40 penny spikes (connected to the tree)

• For the seat, take 2x2 feet plywood of width ¾" pt. coat the wood with any water-proof paint till it stops sucking any more.

• A V shaped notch (cut) of 6"on one side-to be fixed against the tree.

• Rise this seat on 2x4's(2 parallel and 4 ft long) and from the 2x4's leaving 4" open from front side (the notch on the behind)

• And the sleek or the slender side of 2x4's against plywood.

• Now within the 2x4's holding seat position 2 16 ft long 2x4's with thin side in up direction.

• For spacing the steps of the ladder (around 18") now take 2 16ft 2x4's and cover up.

• From the top most measure a distance of 18 inches that is truly perfect, go on fitting stairs at 18 inches each, till you reach the base fitting each step with 2 screws or nails on either sides of the stair.

• The top piece and the ladder are ready, position the top piece on the side of the ladder, place the ladder into the 2 2x4 and keep in mind that the notch has on be in the backside.

• Then tilt the ladder slightly about 10-15 degree instead of placing it erect, as it will be easier for you to mount.

• Fit the ladder to the seat with the help of the screws and now the stand is ready for you.

• To put this on the tree take the help of an extension ladder, with your friend's help position the ladder accurately, with the stand next to the tree and the adjusting the seat to the desired position.

• Now take a 2x4 piece and mount up the ladder and with the help of nails fit it to the seat railings so that the board fits with the tree.

• Take a 40 penny spike and coerce it across the small board and fix it with the tree.

• For the braces, take a 2 4 ft long 2x4's and fix it just ahead of the back of the plywood sheet, and down to the ladder on either sides for support, repeat this on each step fixing in the seat 2x4's and outer surface of the ladder 2x4's using a lot of screws and nails.

• You can also construct shooting safety fence by fixing 2 4ft long 2x4's to the braces at the point where the ladder and the seat are combined.

Elevation:

• For the height, you need to angle the safety railings by forwarding slightly above the seating level around 21 inches or else what you can do is for extra security on the support, take other 4ft long 2x4 on the top and another 2 4ft 2x4's fix them again from front railing to the tree, fix with nails and screws to the front railing and 40 penny spikes along the tree.

• For the back rest, take 12 by18 inch plywood and place it at a comfortable angle, fasten it between the seat and the tree and your tree stand is ready.

• Lastly hang a cameo cloth from the shooting railing and for the relaxation use the boat cushion, for the gun draw your ropes and now you are all ready to go

Elevation helps to give you a better sight while shooting and hence aiding you to never miss a perfect shot, it even secures you against all the possible difficulties. You can even make it more comfortable by carpeting the interiors. To make an easy entrance build a full-sized doorway.