The Beanstalker Made by
New Height Technology Hi, my name is Larry Schultz. I am the founder and co-inventor of the Beanstalker and
Beanstalker III.
I come from many generations of hunters, and I take
hunting very seriously. The best thing is,
I LOVE to hunt, and I'm betting that you do, too.
In my
hunting experiences one thing that always came to mind after a few
days of
hunting was, "Boy it would be nice to be right over there!". And, if we were in the usual deer stand that was attached to a tree or stuck in a certain location--well--we were just that.
STUCK! Up here in the north woods (hunter's paradise), the weather and situation can change pretty quickly (snow, wind, harvested fields) but my traditional deer stand could not change like I wanted it to.
The animals changed their patterns, but I, the hunter, could not change the location of my deer stand! Well that’s when my father and I came up with the idea to
manufacture a very practical, yet portable and user-friendly
stand.
You know the feeling! We just wanted to be able to adjust to the environment that we were in. 
For
example in some lower brush you want to be at a particular height that suits the lower brush. If you
are in some taller pines, then you want to be high up in the air. So, Dad and I asked ourselves,
“How
do we do this?”
Well, we came up with the answer:
The Beanstalker QUICK STAND!
This unit can be
towed hundreds of miles behind your vehicle and when
you get
to your hunting area you can
tow it behind your ATV to the perfect
spot.
You
can literally be set up and be ready to hunt in a matter of minutes.
On top of that, we have come up with some
accessories to put the package
together
to make it a very practical unit. We have
- a tool box that can be locked
- to store your heavy clothes when you go
for a
walk or
- your guns for transport
- a big
game skinner (my personal favorite).
The Beanstalker has the power so let's put it to good use!
Let's talk about the skinning process (and, of course, your Beanstalker is the perfect tool to get you started)
You hang
your game up by the hind legs, start the skinning process and then
hook up
the cable, raise your unit up and the hide comes right off.
All in
all,
I have taken what I love to do and made something that I honestly
believe can
be your last hunting stand ever.
Put your ATV in the truck bed and
the
stand on your hitch and away you go. Or, put those both on a
trailer and you are off.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention some other uses around home and at work
like
- lifting your shingle bundles to
the
roof,
- hanging Christmas tree lights,
- changing light bulbs in high
ceilings
and the
- list goes on and on!!!
Happy hunting and lifting from
New Height Technology!
Larry Schultz
President/CEO
New Height Technology
320-232-5491
newheighttech@gctel.net