Tree Stand Safety Awareness Month – 2019

By: Connor Hermesch

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Categories: Protection, Tree Stand Safety

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The American Hunting Lease Association offers specialized liability insurance designed to protect both landowners and hunters during the season. Unlike traditional plans that follow a fixed calendar, these policies can now start any month of the year to ensure a full twelve months of coverage regardless of when a lease begins. The insurance provides high coverage limits for accidents involving ATVs, tree stands, and fire damage, while also including protection for guests and club members. Interested parties can receive instant quotes online, and official insurance certificates are typically delivered via email within one business day. This flexible approach aims to eliminate the loss of coverage time that often occurs with standard industry policies.

Published: September 3, 2019

September is Tree Stand Safety Awareness Month! All of your loved ones want you to make it back to them safely so before you head back out into the woods this season, remember your ABCs of tree stand safety! The Tree Stand Safety Awareness Foundation‘s ABCs of tree stand safety were created to help hunters stay safe in their tree stands:

  • Always remove and inspect your equipment
  • Buckle on your full-body harness
  • Connect to the tree before your feet leave the ground

By performing these 3 simple steps, tree stand users can virtually eliminate their risk of falling to the ground as the majority of falls occur outside the stand. TSSA encourages all hunters to take tree stand safety seriously, every time you hunt from, hang, or remove a tree stand.

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Author: Connor Hermesch

Connor is the Marketing Manager for American Hunting Lease Association and has been with them for over 5 years. Connor lives in Indiana and enjoys the outdoors whether it's fishing, riding his quad or sitting around the campfire. When not working or outdoors, you can find him rooting for his sports teams.

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