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A portable hunting ladder has a base section and one or more slidably connected ladder sections. Each ladder section has a stand-off device and a device for securing the section to the tree being climbed. The ladder sections are fabricated from tubular cross-section members while the rungs are fashi

A portable hunting ladder has a base section and one or more slidably connected ladder sections. Each ladder section has a stand-off device and a device for securing the section to the tree being climbed. The ladder sections are fabricated from tubular cross-section members while the rungs are fashioned from U-shaped channel elements. Each ladder section has a length which is less than the height of a man so that it can be secured while standing on the next lower section. The ladder rungs are only wide enough for one foot.

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A portable hunting ladder for use in climbing trees comprising: at least one ladder section having: a pair of generally parallel rails spaced from one another by a distance selected to be larger than the width of a typical boot and less than twice the width of a typical boot, each rail being a prede

A portable hunting ladder for use in climbing trees comprising: at least one ladder section having: a pair of generally parallel rails spaced from one another by a distance selected to be larger than the width of a typical boot and less than twice the width of a typical boot, each rail being a predetermined length with a tubular cross section, and an end adapted to slidably join with an end of a similar rail, a plurality of rungs extending between and connected to each of the parallel rails, one rung being attached closely adjacent to the first ends of the generally parallel rails, stand-off means for positioning the ladder section at a predetermined distance from a support and for resisting sideways movement of the ladder section relative to such support, being attached to the ladder section closely adjacent the one rung, and securing means attached to the ladder section for securing the ladder section at the location of the stand-off means to such support; and a base section having a pair of legs spaced farther from one another than the distance between the parallel rails of the ladder section, including a pair of parallel connector elements shaped to slidably join with corresponding second ends of the parallel rails of the ladder section.