Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun The start of the automatic tracking of a target, as by a missile.
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Examples
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I hang a few lock-on stands each year but most of my bowkills have been from my climber.
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The only problem is you have to use a lock-on stand.
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If I could only have one stand it would be a climber but lock-on can be had for as little as 50 bucks so I use them on know deer haunts.
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About 3 or 4 hours is all I can take in a lock-on stand.
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The only problem is you have to use a lock-on stand.
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Put up a lock-on or ladder stand in the area if you have one.
Stand or Not? 2009
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I was hanging a lock-on stand when I slipped and fell about 10 'to the ground.
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I was hanging a lock-on stand when I slipped and fell about 10 'to the ground.
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Put up a lock-on or ladder stand in the area if you have one.
Stand or Not? 2009
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I always have a locking cable on my lock-on stands but given a choice (meaning a good tree) I will use my Summit Goliath everytime.
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