Trophy Treestands Jackal TF707 Hang-On Treestand

Trophy Treestands Jackal TF707 Hang-On Treestand

Features

• Hang-on design that gets you tucked into the tree quick, quiet, and ready before legal light
• Flip-up seat opens up the platform when it is time to stand and draw on a closing buck
• Padded, adjustable shooting rail doubles as a steady rest and a comfy place to lean during long sits
• Padded armrests so your elbows do not turn into raw hamburger after a four hour sit
• Heavy duty all steel build that shrugs off weather, wear, and the occasional rough hang
• Roomy 24" x 30" platform gives you real estate to shift your feet without sounding like a squirrel convention
• 20" x 16" seat sized for actual grown hunters in actual hunting clothes
• 300 lb weight capacity covers you, your bow, your pack, and that extra granola bar
• Only 29 lbs on the back, so the walk in does not break you before the hunt does
• Low profile silhouette that blends into the trunk and keeps you out of a deer's skyline

Specifications

• SKU: TF707
• Type: Hang-On Treestand
• Construction: Steel
• Platform Size: 24" W x 30" D
• Seat Size: 20" W x 16" D
• Gross Weight: 29 lbs
• Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
• MSRP: $139.99

Description

The Trophy Treestands Jackal TF707 is the kind of hang-on you set once, hunt hard from, and forget you ever worried about. Steel frame, padded shooting rail, padded armrests, and a flip-up seat that lets you stand up and get to work when a mature buck finally slips into range. If you have ever sat on a bare metal seat in November and lost feeling in your legs by 7:15 a.m., you already understand why the padding matters.

You get a 24" wide by 30" deep platform, which is plenty of room to pivot, draw, and reset without sounding like you are remodeling the tree. The 20" by 16" seat sits you at a natural height, and the adjustable shooting rail tucks in tight for bowhunters or slides forward as a rifle rest when gun season rolls around. At only 29 lbs, packing the Jackal back to a fresh scrape line is easy on the shoulders, and the 300 lb weight rating gives big hunters in cold weather layers some honest breathing room.

Hang-on stands live or die by their build, and the Jackal is welded steel from top to bottom. That means you can leave it on a tree through nasty weather, come back next October, and trust it to hunt the same way it did the day you hung it. It is a no nonsense piece of gear at a price that does not punish you for owning more than one setup.

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Why Hunters Love It

Ask any whitetail hunter what they want from a hang-on and you will hear the same three things: light enough to pack, strong enough to trust, and comfortable enough to actually stay in the tree when the wind shifts. The Jackal checks all three. The padded shooting rail alone has saved more morning hunts than most guys want to admit, because comfort keeps you in the stand long enough to be there when that buck finally moves.

It is also the kind of stand that shows up at deer camp and quietly becomes everyone's favorite. Easy to hang, quiet to climb into, and built like it has a job to do. That is exactly the kind of gear we have been pushing to hunters since 1998.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the weight capacity of the Jackal TF707?
The Jackal is rated for 300 lbs total, which covers the hunter plus gear, bow or rifle, and layered clothing. Always factor in your full setup weight, not just bodyweight on the bathroom scale.

How heavy is the stand to pack in?
The Jackal weighs 29 lbs gross, which is comfortable for a normal pack in on the included or aftermarket straps. It is light enough to hang solo without wrestling it the whole way up the tree.

Is the Jackal good for bowhunting or rifle hunting?
Both. The 24" x 30" platform gives a bowhunter room to stand and pivot, and the adjustable padded shooting rail works as a stable rifle or crossbow rest. The flip-up seat clears space when you need to draw on a deer.

Does the Jackal come with straps and a safety harness?
Hang-on stands typically ship with the ratchet strap needed to mount the stand to the tree. A full body safety harness should always be worn and is sold separately if one is not included. Never hunt from any hang-on without one.

Can I leave the Jackal in the tree year round?
The all steel construction holds up to the elements, but for maximum stand life and safety we recommend pulling it at the end of the season, inspecting the welds, cables, and straps, and replacing straps annually.

How do I hang the Jackal safely?
Use climbing sticks or steps, wear a lineman's belt while ascending, attach your lifeline before leaving the ground, and level the platform with a slight downward tilt toward the tree. Tighten the ratchet strap firmly and test the stand with bodyweight before fully committing.

What size hunter does the seat fit?
The seat measures 20" wide by 16" deep, which fits the average adult hunter comfortably in cold weather layers. Combined with the padded armrests, it stays comfortable for all day sits during the rut.