Kitchen Chair Tree Stand in Oklahoma

Screws in the tree

Lots of states won’t allow anything that penetrates the bark… like screw in steps.

It is illegal to erect or hunt from a permanent tree blind on state-owned or state-leased lands. Portable tree stands may be used on state-owned or state-leased lands, U.S. Forest Service lands, and lands of Muscatatuck, Patoka River, and Big Oaks national wildlife refuges. Tree stands may be left overnight only from noon Sept. 15 through Jan. 10.

Fasteners that penetrate a tree more than 1/2 inch are prohibited on these lands.

A tree stand placed on public land must be legibly marked with the owner’s name, address, and telephone number, or DNR Customer Identification Number.


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Absolutely! Yes 1/2 inch.

True but 1/2 inch is legal. Not necessarily for climbing or supporting a tree stand but 1/2 inch is legal.

Yes