Tree stand definition
Tree stand means a stand of three or more trees which together create a mutual canopy continuous over eighty or more percent of the area within the boundaries of the stand.
Tree stand means an area where trees are concentrated at too low a density, or that is too small in size or area to meet the definition of “forest.”
Tree stand means any scaffold, raised platform, tree stand, steps, or any other device to assist in climbing a tree to be used or occupied in connection with Hunting.
More Definitions of Tree stand
Tree stand means an elevated platform, a minimum of ten (10) feet above ground level, designed to support one hunter.
Tree stand means a platform or structure (placed for any period of time) which is fastened to a tree by nails, bolts, wire, or other fasteners that intrude through the bark into
Tree stand means a platform or structure (placed for any period of time) which is fastened to a tree by nails, bolts, wire, or other fasteners that intrude through the bark into the wood of the tree, or around the tree.
Tree stand means at least five or more existing trees forming a continuous canopy, each having a six-inch diameter or greater, measured four and a half feet above existing grade. Trees may be evergreen or deciduous varieties.